You are right. Only confirmed by the dev, you can send out your investments.
Is it cool?

I'm wondering why we still have to use the excellsheet after gridcoin exists several month.
Is it still that we won't to make all perfect before launching it on an exchange or is there still no interest from the exchanges?

Please remove my order from spreadsheet, had a successful trade

It looks like you misread, those are v3900s, a much slower card.

Hey I'm interested!  When's it gonna be?

Not sure what ya did but the site is lag free for me now   No more UI lag, so much better

Hi I'd like to be able to comment so I can add an order email: joeykrug@gmail.com

Ugh china is manipulating price so hard. Like the other day when their version of eBay announced they would "not be taking bitcoin".

Invested some litecoin, site is a bit laggy but overall quite nice.  Hope to see some more betting volume.

On the cryptocointalk thread it was stated that you'd have to pick one or the other.

when i have my boinc utilization at 100%, my hashrate drops about 20%. If its around 50% then my hashrate is back to normal.

So having 100% cpu utilization takes away some hashing power.

Didn't know that and i thought maybe someone else would find this info useful.

What about colored coins?  They had a client out last I saw that didn't involve sending btc to an address to get generated "shares" like angelshares, but the assets were backed by actual bitcoin that weren't just donated to an address like Invictus. And the reality distortion actually seems stronger with bytemaster... I mean if I created a DAC what incentive do I have to give 10% to generated angelshares holders who donated to invictus and another 10% to protoshares holders?

Also, Gridcoin has a feature coming up that will allow gpus to sleep instead of mining part of the time and use their power towards boinc, and all gpus would wake up in the case of an attack on the network. (difficulty here is relative, e.g. 75% of network sleeping and only hashing 25% of time results in competing against 1/4 the network so you'd still mine coins at the same rate)  Therefore, unlike someone posted above, Gridcoin is not simply the same as running litecoin + boinc in the background, it instead provides a much more computationally and energy efficient mining process that can be used to donate extra gpu processing power to boinc, unlike litecoin

Gridcoin --innovative and uses boinc so computational power isn't wasted

+1

I've been having this issue as well.  Thought i got it fixed by having miner restart after every 20 min. but nope still does it.  Not sure why, only after latest update has it done it. 

Dear Rob,

I had been waiting and waiting for curecoin, came across gridcoin the other day and I love the idea and you guys seem like a competent dev team (while curecoin has been delayed months). So I started mining gridcoin and while you're bug fixing tonight, I noticed a bug. On my computer even though boinc CPU usage is over 90%. Gridcoin only says I'm using 50%. My mom wanted to mine gridcoin so I set it up on her computer too and she has the same bug. Have you heard of this happening before?  Otherwise, props, this idea of mining blocks while getting bonuses is a very interesting way of integrating boinc and dist. computing into the POW. Thank you!

Damn I missed this only been checking curecoin forums last few days

Anyone know what the volume dropoffs mean?  Looking at past few days there's been more volume on selloffs than on green candles http://bitcoincharts.com/charts/btcnCNY#rg60ztgSzm1g10zm2g25zv.  Also, the google trend for bitcoin has been decreasing recently, which also occurred right before the selloff in april... I still think we're due for a correction to around $500 then back up once the new money gets nervous and sells off.

A few alternate exchanges. Coinbase: you can buy with online bank acc transfer. Campbx:  dwolla and other methods to buy. Buybitcoins.com you can buy with credit debit card (though their coins are more expensive than the other 2 sites I listed).

Hi, sry for late reply I was hospitalized recently for about 3 weeks but I posted my email so you could contact me.  I made a step in contacting you on the forums by politely replying to your thread.  I don't regularly check PMs on here but check my email very frequently, so I posted a convenient contact address.  I'm not sure how that correlates with laziness, but whatever, perhaps you misinterpreted my intentions.

Regards, Joseph