I am very disappointed that the COL dev has still not posted on here as he has posted on other threads
can you please update everyone about what's going on as for all they know you could have dumped all your coins and are now working on the next scam
Thanks
zack
STFU, mr IFC and ADT ponzi schemed collaborator !  Started any debt based crypto banks lately ? How did you get your billions ? How many have you dumped ? Why do you and a few of the other IFC noobs have similarly bad english grammer.. and/or .. dare I say, translations ? It doesn't take much of a leap of faith to see who is behind all these attacks. |
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LOL Whatever makes you happy, c1010010.  I'm sure the next one won't cost you anything either. Yea, I know you post this all the time. I have to admit again, as I have had before, there is a lot of this process I don't completely understand. So, you are saying my account is not being credited. Do you have proof that it is going someplace else? If you do, please share, cause I would want it made right. If you are just guessing... then please say that too. First off, thanks for not taking my being blunt personal. It would be nice if someone more qualified could step in and help clear matters. For now all I can go on is experience and logic. Heres 1Q76MuB8A59o78Mf8hsNReCaUg1YmM2gSt from block 196471. http://exploretheblocks.com:2750/address/1Q76MuB8A59o78Mf8hsNReCaUg1YmM2gStThe coins are definitely going somewhere. |
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Now who would want to do harm to a multi pool resistant PoS coin ?
How much will the exchanges and the traders like it when volume numbers plummet, if/when PoS becomes the norm ?
I believe Colossus, Maples, Starcoin have all been hit for these and other reasons..
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What caused this? Fork, exploit, hack the world 1st scrypt asic?
I think its a few of them.  Or it could be some kind of hashpower/ share submission exploit.. or whatever they are talkin about here .. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=285656.0 |
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Will this help KaiDev and others ?
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Im now solo'n and something big is eating up the 2.5M blocks...
edit..
The difficulty isn't changing.. its been stuck at 27.2K for many blocks.. which btw are only 9-11 seconds apart..
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My client crashed a while ago. Then after seeing your post, sudo23, I decided to start a fresh wallet before trying the client again and saw this... Whats up with the new peers file ?  |
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Are you seeing the any network /difficulty spikes ? |
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tyvm  15LYcAYu3KDfYR1H5mNnbV69NrmFoUXjaF |
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Does anyone remember when I first noticed these so called orphans ? And the response he made up ? Good questions, Hippie Tech and powpow. You had me worried there for a while, but after looking into it, these are orphaned blocks. Generally with found blocks, if you go to the search box on the block explorer at http://exploretheblocks.com:2750/chain/Infinitecoin and type in the block number you'll get just one infinitecoin block displayed on the results. For example if you input block 123456 you 'll get: Infinitecoin 123456 Bitcoin (BTC) Testnet (BC0) Namecoin (NMC) Weeds (WDS) BeerTokens (BER) SolidCoin (SCN) ScTestnet (SC0) Infinitecoin (IFC) However, if you go to the search box on the block explorer at http://exploretheblocks.com:2750/chain/Infinitecoin and type any of the block numbers that you've mentioned, you'll get two results - our orphaned block which doesn't have the block number beside it (but has just a block hash instead) and the the "real block" (booo!) which has the block number beside it, for example using block 196495 the results are Infinitecoin 196495 Infinitecoin a7430f2fbbecc12f1a0fcbbe6dfb80c84d6786c87aed70b6b637a3e42c4d824a Bitcoin (BTC) Testnet (BC0) Namecoin (NMC) Weeds (WDS) BeerTokens (BER) SolidCoin (SCN) ScTestnet (SC0) Infinitecoin (IFC) The payout addresses listed in our orphaned blocks are actually some kind of alternative version of your own addresses. For example, Hippie Tech's address iC6Yr743UWVzt3vtYWBXGxPsZNBmUzjgNB has its alternative version of 19d2R2ef47EdTqi43iD1pAddMuuYuAsYqU displayed in the orphaned blocks. This can be confirmed by putting each of those two versions of the address into the block explorer search - you'll see that all of the transactions are identical. LOL Whatever makes you happy, c1010010. I'm sure the next one won't cost you anything either. |
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Ignore list. Use it. Love it. I was hoping to avoid that..  So much for that idea. lol  |
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MY LS arrived the other day and I have to agree, its almost as loud as a hair dryer. Maybe not THAT loud. I think its about on par with my Dyson vacuum cleaner. I think a hair dryer is louder then that. I tried changing out fans with a nice Noctua, but the Noctua couldn't keep the temp down low enough. In the end I went back to a stock fan and I'm dealing with the noise.
There is no way to sleep with this thing in the same room. I had it 2 rooms away with doors closed and I could still hear it a little from where I was sleeping.
Without knowing exactly what these look like... Have you checked the heatsink(s), in case they skimped out or did a bad job with the thermal paste ? |
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Maples and apparantly ADT have also been hit.
So was it a fork or a 51%? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.. I believe they are similar or the fork is just a failed 51% attack. Both require updated clients. |
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when this coin will be restored in cryptsy?
follow +1 I have some STR at there  Plz send them a ticket requesting info or a return of our coins. I already have .. just waiting for the response. |
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Monster hashrates keep poppin in and out of IFC... IT seems to have doubled...
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Maples and apparantly ADT have also been hit.
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Ty pyra-proxy. PM'd |
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