I think danosphere hit on another important issue... "At the right price".

I am sincerely hoping that this lull will give an opportunity for the hit-n-run miners to dump all the MEOW at ridiculously low prices to people who are willing to actually demand a higher price. I nearly choked when we were trading at .8-1 BTC/million MEOW (granted those were private party trades on reddit)... that it's a tiny fraction of that now is rather disappointing. The thing is, it's possible to get back there.

Also... While it might encourage more drive-by mining at first, getting listed on CoinWarz would definitely help. I'm pretty sure they had a large influence on NET's advancement. I'm pretty sure that'll require being an an exchange that deals in fiat currency.

Oh, and fractured information sources too... There's a bunch of info just randomly spread around a bunch of sources and at least like half of it still has incorrect data (like the 100 vs. 50 billion cap)

Anyone gotten cgminer running on a 4830? I know it's not much but I'm hashing with a 6870 at the moment and as it's my regular machine I have to drop the intensity to use it for day to day tasks. I was hoping to get a thread running on both cards at the same time but I'm having a hard time getting cgminer to recognize it (the 4830), even with an older version (2.10 I believe). I know it won't be very fast but I was hoping it would at least be of value. I'm not going to be able to drop some cash on any hardware in the foreseeable future. Oh... I'm mining scrypt coins (probably obvious).

Thanks!