If anyone wants to spread good fortune, here is my ZET address:

ZUEri1btiJCbZZSThqwh7B57xvQpFvfPik

Thanks

Just thought I`d add the link to the official website

http://www.zeta-coin.org/

So when should we be expecting this "distributed exchange"? I`m very much interested in buying but I`m not gonna start dishing out btc unless I have full confidence that my transactions are secure.

Is there gonna be some kind of exchange set up for this coin? Seems like a hassle to start trading....

Oh ok. What about if I wanted to store an alt that had less than 10gb blockchain?

So I wanna store all my coins on a 2gig USB, but I am a total noob and technically challenged. Can someone explain step by step how to store coins on a usb or maybe provide a link?

Scrypt or SHA-256?

Idk... Just thought it might be a "Press" type topic since it is "news".

is it already posted?

This might interest people:

https://www.mtgox.com/press_release_20130805.html

You`re welcome

You guys should merge mine PPC instead of NMC.... just sayin

Thanks, problem resolved

Very helpful Simple solutions to complex problems

Thanks

Hi, I`m mining with USB block erupters with CGminer 3.3.2 and it keeps crashing if I try to connect more than 14 USB`s. Anyone got any advice on how to deal with this?

So I`m trying to get me usb miners to start with cgminer and I followed the instructions here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=220450.0
But, it keeps giving me "error 12, you need to install a WinUSB driver for AMU device" even though I`ve already done so.... Help?

Oh...and I guess today`s asic miners will not be compatible with either.....

Ah, wonderful. LTC has my support then. I`ll go buy some right now. This is because I assume, if and when an asic for scrypt is created, people will flock back to SHA-256 style coins! Am I right?

Oh, I see... So, there`s no possible way to create asic resistant SHA-256 style coins? And isn`t it possible that someone can create a chip to increase hash rate for scrypt coins the same way asic chips increased hashing rates for Bitcoin?

So can anyone explain to me(in detail) why it is that scrypt style coins are sooo much more successful than SHA-256 style coins. Thing is, a got a shiny new asic miner set up and the dang thing only mines coins that follow SHA-256 algorithm. Can`t we all get together and hash out this problem by creating an even remotely successful SHA-256 based coin??? I mean , Bitcoin is the most successful coin out there, couldn`t someone with some programming skills create a decent clone of it? If anyone has any ideas, please feel free to share here on this thread. Hell, I`ll even be willing to help sponsor if it`s a worthwhile idea.