Ahhhhhh fuck it, here's a little dish
The first project is web-based and will create a LOT of opportunities for the users to "earn" the coin of their choice. No, it's not fill out surveys or some stupid shit
The second one does have to do with advertising, and we can release more info on that very soon, it's kind of been placed on the backburner for the above project right now
The third, and most exciting, project is our renewable energy miners. The goal is 0 electricity cost while being able to power enough hardware to produce 150 gHash on Sha, or about 20 scrypt mHash (rough estimate for the scrypt numbers) with no energy bills. We are focusing on powering ASIC's for now due to their lower requirements with increased numbers, but these are not chips or anything like that. You can use these on anything, even your kitchen if you wanted to. Again, this is our most in depth project and will not be updating regularly with details. We will do press releases and videos when we are closer to completion. Right now we only have the first build up and running. It's currently powering 10 erupter blades with about 120ish gHash and $0 electricity costs as I type this. For how long, though? That's the question we are going to answer before we post any updates. We've recently added an engineer to the team locally to help with size and noise restraints to make these more miner friendly
Good to know there will be more to do with Spots- it was one of the earliest Scrypt coins I mined on a regular basis. I'm sitting on almost 4k and have my 700kh/s pointed at Spots while the network looks soooooo thin. I think there might be a multipool trying to connect because the network bumps up to 28mh/s from 8mh/s right after the low difficulty blocks (or maybe the network hashrate meter on the vircurpool SPT pool is inaccurate). Either that or some big fish solo-miner is trying to hit those profit blocks or trying to fork it? Anyway, I'm excited about the miners you're developing, any estimation of costs? Particularly in Spots?
Edit: The network hashrate seems to have stabilized around 15mh/s over the past few difficulty adjustments- but it seemed for a while that those extra 20mh/s were showing up right after the easy difficulty blocks. Actually, maybe it's just lag- network hashrate is usually an average over a period of time.
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