Is there anyway you can keep us logged in for a longer time?   That's the least we could ask.

I think you are taking the faucet thing a little too seriously.  I understand that if it's harder to get that they will be around longer, but maybe we can all work on making sure there is a balance there for good coins.  Many good coins are so cheap right now that it's not unforeseeable that someone might donate like $1 of digibyte to your site, etc.    I don't do faucets much but clicking 10 times or more like sometimes your site makes one do is a little crazy.  With yobit, which is run by a hero account member here, and it's one click.  It's fun to diversify with the coins this way but I don't do it that much because it's almost a complete waste of time.

Too bad the dev isn't friendly enough to give over the great website code they had going for a few years.

+1

I do think Christendom gave the world something amazing.  Christianity like any other force in the world always had to have a strong hand.
People point at that as hypocrisy but it's just reality.  Oscar Wilde said that life imitates art more than art imitates life.  Since Christianity wasn't as big an influence in the last 50 years you can see what's happened to much of the world. 

Coinwarz is showing it as a most profitable coin to mine today as: Digitalcoin-Scrypt

But is that just because of a temporary pump or is this long term?  Doesn't seem to be active here.

I heard that when Bitcoin goes up, it takes money out of altcoins.  So, are you saying that the reverse will happen in altcoins when you see those factors happening?

What correlation is there between altcoin index price and the economy?  You could also call it the relationship between a very good altcoin mutual fund's price and the economy.  I see Digibyte was up in 150's in March 2016 which it didn't reach since it's launch.   I imagine most other good older coins were up high then too.  What was going on in the economy at large?

Thanks all for the help, will pm.

Looks like someone at Apple is trying to be political about what altcoins to accept.  Write the assistant to the CEO at once and tell them will have PR muscle behind it if Apple is shown to not be for the people.

I'm new again to using a Linux machine, only really having a lot of telnet Unix experience.  I installed cgminer on a Ubuntu install and copied over my Windows bat files to run.  But when I click on them I get the four options to run in terminal, display, cancel and run.  None of them seems to be working on batch files I've used for several months for Windows cgminer.

Why can't people just use an IOS app for Gulden?

Yes, that's the one.

I put together these kinds of sites to advertise with.  These have all been tested to give you some advertising for free:

http://www.paramind.net/paramindtrafficexchanges.html
http://www.paramind.net/paramindsafelists.html

Looks great.  I dropped out of doing this work about five years ago.  If this site is legit, it's awesome.

Have you gotten paid by these sites?  One needs to cross reference them because I've seen HYIP sites that look like this too.

I click on the button then I can right click the text to do a search in chrome to see other reviews of them, but today with even Social Media possibly being fraud ratings, it takes a while to find out which ones are real.

I am not against some legit gambling but it's just I don't want to advertise it.

I am wondering what the best, hopefully longer term, paying Bitcoin affiliate program is today.

I was using it on my laptop chrome tab but stopped to mine Zcash.  Now I'm mining Curecoin with a ASIC.  I don't think it's unwise to think that this coin could reach higher levels.  It's more profitable to still mine BTC and use some of those earnings to buy Curecoin.  And from what I understand, mining Curecoin on an ASIC doesn't do any of the valuable research that folding on a chrometab does.

One problem is that chrome is a memory hog that shards off dozens of little chromes if you use 10 or more tabs at once like I do.  I wonder if google would create a standalone cure folding app that would be based on chrome but not end up bloating the chrome memory usage even more.
I'm not sure if they work off each other, that is, if folding cure in a chrome tab creates more problems for the browsing experience.  I will reinstall it on my deskop soon and find out.

I don't want to follow this business model, but it seems it's a good idea if the whole structure was implemented, like
Synereo is trying to do with the attention economy.

The problem is, you probably won't ever earn anything really at SearchTrade.  It seems it sets itself up to be used by office sweat shop
pools that just do searches all day long.  They should have a maximum number of searches that can be done per day, a lower payout,
and sell a lot of ads to actually be able to pay anyone.  The problem is, and everyone knows it, an Internet site today has chances of
only lasting two to three years, maybe not even that long.  Will they be around in a year or two to get your $1 in bitcoin for switching your
searches away from the all in one google domain to use google?

I wish the owner well, seems like a nice guy, I just think he should think outside the box a little more.

Trump has to show up China by investing billions in U.S. Bitcoin farms, with management positions given to the U.S. members of BTCTalk who spread the least amount of FUD.

SearchTrade is a website that has a google search which you get paid 20 satoshis ever time you do a search.

Here is something from the Searchtrade site:

Minimum Withdrawal Amount : 0.00100000 BTC.
Withdrawal Fees                    : 0.00036500 BTC.

so they are taking 30% of your searches in order to get paid and looks like you would
be using it about a year or two, at least to reach the payout.

Searchtrade also doesn't have a good BTCtalk track record.  Not much activity in the last
year.

It seems like a good idea, preferably one that might be bought out by someone who can make
it more feasible.  Most people know today that high payouts are a no go in affiliate work, faucets
and so on.  But can this idea be legally copied by someone?  I think the idea was around before it
was converted to BTC.

Hi, I messaged someone at their Facebook page around November and I got something like "How can I help you" but they didn't
reply after that.