Realizing that some morons still can't figure out forum topic hierarchy correctly and shitpost in random categories.

Not that it matters too much but the Crytoknight algo on MPH would not bench or run with a 1080TI.  I tried making a manual .bat file and running it thru your engine selection.  It would only work when I paired it with a 64 bit CCminer, not included in your package, due to memory issues.

My apologies.  The quote above originally stated that the code said the masternode % would be off until block 27.8k .  They have edited their statement to reflect actuality.  Pitchforks have been summarily stowed.

Everyone should know that masternodes are currently active and skimming 20%.

how is someone supposed to mine the pow phase?

Although my experience is limited to the last couple months or so, I've only seen bad things happen to a coin on its initial listing on whattomine.  Eventually they are overcome, but a delay in the listing seems to be healthy for the coin.

What happens on initial listing is that you put the coin onto the radar of Joe Schmoe.  Joe Schmoe doesn't care about any given coin, he only cares about what can be made and sold within a day or two mining.  Initially the listing will have a positive effect on coin price, possibly a good sized one.  But now, because its profitable to mine, Joe is all over it.  Joe doesn't care what happens to the coins that he mines, they all hit the exchange.  Now most of the newly minted coins wind up on the exchange instead of in the wallets of people holding for the future ( masternodes etc. ).  The huge influx of coins on the exchange drives the price down to below that where it was listed.

Coins that have reached enough maturity can absorb the influx on the exchange from the day miners.  I am not sure XSH is there yet.

At the moment everything about this coin seems to be growing organically, at a healthy pace.  Now might not be the right time to shine the bright spotlight on it that whattomine will bring.

After block 100,000 there will still be roughly 440 million coins left to attain of the 500 million total supply.  With a block reward of 300 coins ( 30 x 1000% ), that is 300 per block, which is also 300 per minute.  440,000,000 coins at 300/minute = 1,466,666 minutes = 24,444 hours = 1019 days = 2.8 years.  I am not sure what happens once max supply is reached.

Reward Structure ( numerical version )
I *think* all my numbers are correct

 ***spoiler alert*** They weren't.

Been using the pool.  Seems that the algorithm controlling stratum difficulty needs some adjustment.  With a 1080ti the difficulty climbs so fast that within 2 minutes stratum difficulty is over 100k and is unlikely to get another share for 3+ minutes.  If you happen to get one at the higher difficulty, stratum climbs so high that i am pretty sure that no GPU can solve shares.

I see that there are 11 people on your pool actively mining it and getting blocks.  Were you planning on telling everyone else?  You know, the ones you so adamantly said to not connect until you were ready.

Some math, and a question.  85 billion - 18 billion ( reserve ) is 67 billion.  Payout is 150-1500 per two minute block.  Assume a 1500 payout all the time, since the exact payout is unknown.

71 billion coins / 1500 coins per block is ( rounding all figures ) 45 million blocks.  45 million blocks  x 2 minutes per block is 90 million minutes.  Or 1,500,000 hours, or 62,000 days, or 170 years? A bit optimistic, don't you think?

It would take 46 years of mining just to equal the reserve......

What is the rest of the story?

*edited to correct math with correct reserve amount*

If you are going to announce a pool availability..... it should actually be available.

Troll much?

WTF does Christian, or not, have to do with it?
If you actually bothered to read, you'd know that someone setting up a pool (with old code for Git )  is what broke the blockchain.  So that would be a good idea....

I'm just going to throw this out there and the team can do with the information as it will.  Remember that perception is everything.

If you conduct another restart, and initial mining is only done by select individuals, you may as well call it what it would be..... a pre-mine.

Their previous attempt failed miserably, yet had a GUI wallet and working pool.  In the following two weeks they stripped everything bare and still managed to FUBAR it.