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Karbo Mining Pool Website: https://karbo.hashvault.proGlobal geoDNS: Regional Endpoints: - chicago01.karbo.hashvault.pro
- frankfurt01.karbo.hashvault.pro
- singapore01.karbo.hashvault.pro
Port list, for your starting difficulty - pool.karbo.hashvault.pro:80 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 5,000
- pool.karbo.hashvault.pro:443 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 5,000
- pool.karbo.hashvault.pro:3333 - Low-End Hardware (Up to 100 h/s) - starting difficulty 10,000
- pool.karbo.hashvault.pro:5555 - Medium-Range Hardware (Up to 200 h/s) - starting difficulty 15,000
- pool.karbo.hashvault.pro:7777 - High-End Hardware (Anything else!) - starting difficulty 50,000
- pool.karbo.hashvault.pro:8888 - Ultra - starting difficulty 100,000
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Aeon Mining Pool Website: https://aeon.hashvault.proGlobal geoDNS: Regional Endpoints: - amsterdam01.aeon.hashvault.pro
- chicago01.aeon.hashvault.pro
- frankfurt01.aeon.hashvault.pro
- tokyo01.aeon.hashvault.pro
Port list, for your starting difficulty - pool.aeon.hashvault.pro:80 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 8,000
- pool.aeon.hashvault.pro:443 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 8,000
- pool.aeon.hashvault.pro:3333 - Low-End Hardware (Up to 100 h/s) - starting difficulty 8,000
- pool.aeon.hashvault.pro:5555 - Medium-Range Hardware (Up to 200 h/s) - starting difficulty 16,000
- pool.aeon.hashvault.pro:7777 - High-End Hardware (Anything else!) - starting difficulty 50,000
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Intensecoin Mining Pool Website: https://intense.hashvault.proGlobal geoDNS: - pool.intense.hashvault.pro
Regional Endpoints: - chicago01.intense.hashvault.pro
- frankfurt01.intense.hashvault.pro
- singapore01.intense.hashvault.pro
Port list, for your starting difficulty - pool.intense.hashvault.pro:80 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 10,000
- pool.intense.hashvault.pro:443 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 10,000
- pool.intense.hashvault.pro:3333 - Low-End Hardware (Up to 100 h/s) - starting difficulty 20,000
- pool.intense.hashvault.pro:5555 - Medium-Range Hardware (Up to 200 h/s) - starting difficulty 50,000
- pool.intense.hashvault.pro:7777 - High-End Hardware (Anything else!) - starting difficulty 200,000
- pool.intense.hashvault.pro:8888 - Nicehash - starting difficulty 400,000
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Electroneum Mining Pool Website: https://electroneum.hashvault.proGlobal geoDNS: - pool.electroneum.hashvault.pro
Regional Endpoints: - atlanta01.electroneum.hashvault.pro
- chicago01.electroneum.hashvault.pro
- frankfurt01.electroneum.hashvault.pro
- moscow01.electroneum.hashvault.pro
- paris01.electroneum.hashvault.pro
- singapore01.electroneum.hashvault.pro
Port list, for your starting difficulty - pool.electroneum.hashvault.pro:80 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 10,000
- pool.electroneum.hashvault.pro:443 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 10,000
- pool.electroneum.hashvault.pro:3333 - Low-End Hardware (Up to 100 h/s) - starting difficulty 20,000
- pool.electroneum.hashvault.pro:5555 - Medium-Range Hardware (Up to 200 h/s) - starting difficulty 50,000
- pool.electroneum.hashvault.pro:7777 - High-End Hardware (Anything else!) - starting difficulty 200,000
- pool.electroneum.hashvault.pro:8888 - Nicehash - starting difficulty 400,000
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Sumo Mining Pool Website: https://sumokoin.hashvault.proGlobal geoDNS: - pool.sumokoin.hashvault.pro
Regional Endpoints: - atlanta01.sumokoin.hashvault.pro
- chicago01.sumokoin.hashvault.pro
- frankfurt01.sumokoin.hashvault.pro
- london01.sumokoin.hashvault.pro
- paris01.sumokoin.hashvault.pro
- singapore01.sumokoin.hashvault.pro
- tokyo01.sumokoin.hashvault.pro
Port list, for your starting difficulty - pool.sumokoin.hashvault.pro:80 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 10,000
- pool.sumokoin.hashvault.pro:443 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 10,000
- pool.sumokoin.hashvault.pro:3333 - Low-End Hardware (Up to 100 h/s) - starting difficulty 20,000
- pool.sumokoin.hashvault.pro:5555 - Medium-Range Hardware (Up to 200 h/s) - starting difficulty 50,000
- pool.sumokoin.hashvault.pro:7777 - High-End Hardware (Anything else!) - starting difficulty 200,000
- pool.sumokoin.hashvault.pro:8888 - Nicehash - starting difficulty 400,000
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Graft Mining Pool Website: https://graft.hashvault.proGlobal geoDNS: Regional Endpoints: - amsterdam01.graft.hashvault.pro
- chicago01.graft.hashvault.pro
- tokyo01.graft.hashvault.pro
Port list, for your starting difficulty - pool.graft.hashvault.pro:80 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 10,000
- pool.graft.hashvault.pro:443 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 10,000
- pool.graft.hashvault.pro:3333 - Low-End Hardware (Up to 100 h/s) - starting difficulty 20,000
- pool.graft.hashvault.pro:5555 - Medium-Range Hardware (Up to 200 h/s) - starting difficulty 50,000
- pool.graft.hashvault.pro:7777 - High-End Hardware (Anything else!) - starting difficulty 200,000
- pool.graft.hashvault.pro:8888 - Nicehash - starting difficulty 400,000
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Monero Mining Pool Website: https://monero.hashvault.proGlobal geoDNS: Regional Endpoints: - chicago01.monero.hashvault.pro
- frankfurt01.monero.hashvault.pro
- moscow01.monero.hashvault.pro
- singapore01.monero.hashvault.pro
Port list, for your starting difficulty - pool.monero.hashvault.pro:3333 - Low-End Hardware (Up to 100 h/s) - starting difficulty 10,000
- pool.monero.hashvault.pro:80 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 20,000
- pool.monero.hashvault.pro:443 - Medium-Range Hardware Firewall Bypass - starting difficulty 20,000
- pool.monero.hashvault.pro:5555 - Medium-Range Hardware (Up to 200 h/s) - starting difficulty 20,000
- pool.monero.hashvault.pro:7777 - High-End Hardware (Anything else!) - starting difficulty 100,000
- pool.monero.hashvault.pro:8888 - Nicehash - starting difficulty 400,000
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And yet ... the developer, is there any reliable information that verifone will really support the coin Graft? I still see only references to this, written by the developer, and no mention on the website Verifon. Therefore, I can write myself everywhere, some kind of coin will be connected to the Visa system. Proof is required, but while the price is artificially grown  VeriFone retweeted grafts post, but if that's not enough.. maybe this? https://twitter.com/Verifone/status/998588503809196032?s=19 |
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As stated, it's a joke. First of all, when the development team is so "professional" that they rely so much on single person, without which they abandon it, how can they even want to develop something else? Do they have new leader to rely on or what?  That itself is SO much trustworthy that another shitcoin will be dead before it started. Next, if they play like a developers or whatever, the largest community is here. Why there is no word here? Not on the official pools? Not on the official website? Who ARE those guys?! Or do they not have access to the site administration or what? What do they develop than? What poll to they talk about, where did I vote for a new shitcoin? I do not remember. What's that all about, some chat at some shitsite? A pool operator randomly sees and has to relay instead of THEM wannabe developers coming forward? I trust no word they send, if that's even truth some THEM want to switch over. There is already over 1200 altcoins, after what they are pulling, who will care about another one? Who will TRUST them? EDL has both nice technology background AND also a good name. Last but not least, if they premine 10k and there are already tens of MILLIONS EDL, how much am I going to get with close to half a mil, a 50 shitcoins? Which I'll mine in 10 minutes if I switch over? That's a good one! Maybe they should rather pick a career of stand-up actors. No way. Besides some time, I did not really lost anything (one could only argue I could have mined 0.25 XMR or something like that, that's 50 bucks, I'll live with that). I won't loose anything by holding to it. Wish all the very best to the lead guy, hope he'll recover soon and come back, throwing those morons out and getting some ppl to the team who are both capable AND trustworthy. it is amusing that a pool operator closing their pool was the one to notify the bitcoin talk thread. you are right on point mate. |
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Is this coin dead
they are making a new coin and swapping coins, from what I can tell |
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That raises about a gazillion more question than answers. Overall, looks like a joke take a look at their discord, https://discord.gg/Eq7HV4NI assume that network drop you noticed is the fact we closed the edollar pool https://edollar.hashvault.pro we will probably pick up the new coin if the community votes for it  |
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Impossible
The opposite of death is growth
Very true, it is nice to have a cryptonight example of how devastating asics can be to a network that doesn't ultimately want them. We have seen lots of people just drop ETN mining and new people coming along in some cases accusing the pool operators of foul play wondering why they earnt less etn in a week than a single day on the mobile miner. it is going to be a hard time for pools to recover from the lost miners |
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If that is the case then I hope there is some kind of coin swap offered for all the people who have wasted weeks if not months mining Edollar and supporting the project.
they seem to be doing a swap to the new coin, but people should always do their own due diligence, to the other people... I am some random guy yes, so go research it before saying I'm wrong. http://prntscr.com/jkirlhand no, I'm not a dev, pool operator for HashVault.pro... as nothing was posted here I thought I would quickly mention that the coin has died in its current form... its a shame I liked the new website |
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Can vpn actually run on a block hain, I mean internet is accessible through ISPs which would have unique up addresses, but considering
Blockchain being universal, how does it run vpn
From my limited understanding, it will use the blockchain to set up a contract between client and server to provision VPN service in a secure, private transaction. |
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Hi guys...
I opened my wallet after a month...it was on a computer rarely connected. I found about 2k coin less before...and i never did a transfer...tried also with CLI .
Anyone has problems with balance of the wallet?
Could it be something in the fork? I'm sure I had a higher balance...not seing any strange transaction from blockchain...somebody can help me here to check better?
are you using the latest version of the wallet and have you tried using HashVaults Graft public node (details on the homepage) |
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Can anyone explain why the circulating supply jumped from 167 mil to 238 mil in just a day or two according to CMC  Also this question was asked before how much will be the maximum supply??? According to CMC is 1,844,674,407 GRFT is that true??? Thanks in advance, CMC circulating has not been updated since the ICO, they got in touch with CMC to get them to fix it |
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thanks for sharing! Some interesting developments from the team |
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