heres mine


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"version" : 1000300,
"protocolversion" : 1000300,
"walletversion" : 60000,
"balance" : 50000000000000000000000000000000000000000.80117439,
"blocks" : 142408,
"connections" : 59,
"proxy" : "",
"difficulty" : 5.49007468,
"testnet" : false,
"keypoololdest" : 1391020295,
"keypoolsize" : 101,
"paytxfee" : 0.01000000,
"mininput" : 0.00010000,
"unlocked_until" : 0,
"errors" : ""
}

You know, we have also usde2.poolerino.com running, for these days

USDE was never a good coin, just skip it

Granted I could search, but I was wondering, which is better to mine, P2Pools or just Pools? What's the benefit of one over the other?

no.

Sad to hear steadymining is shutting down (also the other altcoin pools they have).

Did you try to connect directly through their IP address: 149.210.166.111

Steadymining.com will shut down on 07-04-2014 so please withdraw your coins!

Pfff, ridiculous, this response does indeed confirm what I said before so everything that was above the START WORKING TOGETHER was towards to me yet you can't even man up to admit your mistake and apology, don't know what your e-ego will help you with.

For me it is up, try: usde.steadymining.com

Profit percentage is what it is, regardless of how many Mh/s you can throw at it. It all depends on your power consumption/costs. In general, if it's profitable at 5Mh/s, it's going to be profitable at 50Mh/s. If, however, you're running GPU systems right now and your power costs are in the neighborhood of .30/kwh there isn't much out there that's really going to be profitable, in the terms we were speaking in about a couple of months ago. ASICs are driving the exchange rates down, because the multipool dumpers are flooding the markets with coin at lower rates, because they can afford it (and because they're morons).

It is not a dead link.

I forget how many days I mined. Maybe it was 3 days, maybe it was 2.
I mined 160000 coins with a R9 290X doing some 750K ash / sec.

I bought 4,Radeon HD 7950's based on the initial results.

The network hash rate was 50 Megahash/sec when I started mining. It was up to about 100 megahash/sec on Thursday IIRC.  It was up to 500 megahash/sec on Friday night, IIRC. It was up to 1 gigahash/sec on Saturday when I stopped that round of mining.

To the guy who said that it isn't the USDE dev team responsibility. That is nonsense. No reasonable person would have two projects for the same coin on github at the same time. Your new project doesn't even show up in the search results.  How is someone even supposed to find this thread?  I found it belatedly, after many problems, through the  same search engine that you aren't responsible for.

If you at these transactions  http://acumensoftwareinc.com/missing_usde.txt, everyone had between 6000 and 8000 confirmations.  How can you look at that many confirms and say you did a good job getting the word out?

The fact that the block explorer doesn't work doesn't work, doesn't lend credibility to this project or crypto currencies in general.

And why I am happy the bonus blocks are gone (at first I wasn't):
Below is a copy and paste (editted out miner names) of a very large mining pool (multiple coins) which is running a multipool script which allowed miners to jump to a certain coin only for certain times.
As you can see they only mined the bigger blocks (and some incidental 1k blocks).