WAT?

no.  it's a coin for everyone.  its the fucking slogan jeezus.
no.
this is like voting yes or no on "hey lets do something, anything at all!"

you're better off looking at the newest clone: spectrumcoin.  they have all those fancy, hyped algos, and a low reward.

The last thing this coin needs is to change anything.  What it really needs is some manpower to help finish the projects that are already underway. 

This.

The attacks aren't myriad specific at all, it's a matter of exploiting pools/stratums/algos.  I'm fairly certain that I've seen this happen on another coin that launched recently as well.  As Ahmed is saying, it shouldn't be happening if people are following suit with the fix that stopped the litecoin exploit years ago.  The question is whether or not this exploit is occurring because of old stratums, or some new hack we don't know about yet.

The silver lining is that this exploit is happening with myriad.  People will only exploit coins that they either want to try and kill (competition), or they want to horde (cause it's going to be lucrative longterm).  That being said, I don't believe that this exploit is having an effect on the price, it's the profit switching multipools that are driving it down.

Do we have a Myriad rich list yet?

I've seen the same phenomena on suchpool's sha-256 pool as well.  They're running mpos like poolerino.  Hopped on irc a few weeks ago and talked to the pool op.  It turns out some dude was faking shares and not submitting blocks.  He had over 60% rejected shares IIRC.  The pool op said he was going to update their stratum and banned the user, but he got away with about 20k myr/day from the others that were mining there.  Any pool ops reading this please take a look at your pools and see if there is anything fishy going on!

Ahmed, I do understand that your stratums are quite well tested, I actually run zone117x's nomp myself for my soloing as well.  But these attacks seem to be happening on MPOS pools. 

TBH I'd prefer is this just a recurring stratum attack rather than block withholding, which could have much farther reaching implications, especially with merged mining on the horizon.

oh, you!

You can troll much better than that and we all know it

Can someone help me setup a node to solo mine sha256?  I'm on a pool now but have only received about %50 worth of the blocks i've found.  I'll pay a 25k bounty.

I'm currently running an asic rig thats running cgminer on a raspberry pi.  I've gathered from looking on reddit that I can create a node on another machine and then point my asic to it like i would for p2p pooling.  Is this correct?  How would I go about setting up a node?

Thanks!