So the HLM scammers are pumping again?

http://spreadcointalk.org/index.php?topic=762.msg4749#msg4749

We all got that email from bittrex a month ago.
Maybe bittrex should take a look at SPR?

Don't blame me if bittrex delists Spreadcoin because of all the shady activity.

@HLM-Scammers and minions, this shit will stop one way or the other.

You were warned.

This is bullshit, Spreadcoin didn't fork.

Maybe its community did (although I still see lots of cockroaches lurking around, it's like they are not very happy with their new home (HLM) yet, ... )

Spreadcoin didn't fork.

What happened is a small group of early SPR investors decided to take matters into their own hands, since they disagreed with the direction of Spreadcoin development.
(They always wanted a DASH-Clone, I want to create tools (spreadwallet, spreadminer, testnet-in-a-box) so I can solve the puzzle of creating a truly decentralized network of servicenodes)

Because this group didn't want to let go of their advantage of having accumulated millions of SPR during the past 3 years, they decided to do a coin swap to transfer their holdings to a new coin and keep the percentages of their portfolio intact.

That's that!
I guess everyone is happy now?  

You can start as many new threads as you like, lol

I'm going to stay here in this thread.

BTW, @new_patreon_supporter, thanks for your support. I wrote you a message. Let's continue discussion on spreadcointalk.org

Spreadcoin is alive and well.

Price is irrelevant at this point, and the cheaper it gets the better the buying opportunity for long term believers to get in.

Where does Spreadcoin stand at the moment?
Well, we just had a big giant tumor cut out of spreadcoins body, so expect a healthy and steady recovery.

So listen up all you HLM carnival barkers:
This is your thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1809278.0

Nice friends you got there that leave you in the dark like that.

Forward port 41678 on your router to the local IP where your spreadcoin wallet is running. This will give you more connections over time.

If you've never done that before, your router has a menu (accessible through the browser) where you can log in and adjust all kinds of things.
Look for "Port forwarding", or "Open ports" or something like that.
It depends on what model you have.

Wow, haven't seen you in a while, how's it going?
Yes, as long as I am alive, spreadcoin will be alive, you can count on that.

 

Indeed.

HLM and SPR are separate projects.
For further information people interested in HLM should visit their thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1809278.0

It depends how quickly this happens.
If the hashrate drop happens from one second to the other, than indeed we will see a blocktime length increase that is similar in percentage as the drop factor expressed in Hash/s.
If the drop happens smoothly during 24-48 hours or so, then the difficulty will adjust pretty much on-the-fly.

Assuming an immediate drop as you describe, which is a drop to ca 2% of hashrate, this would mean that blocks will initially take 50 times longer, so we would see 1 hour blocks for a while.
The good thing is that spreadcoin adjusts difficulty with every new block, so difficulty readjustment starts immediately, but it will take a few hundred blocks for the average difficulty to normalize back to 1 min blocks.

So we might see a week or so of slower blocks that take a long time to mine, but that's the worst case.

I expect the drop in hashrate to happen in stages. Fast stages, but stages nonetheless.

 

Just be patient and keep on mining.

You are using 4 GPUs , total 16 MH/s.

You should find a block once a day on average.

BTW...

Stop clogging the thread here with your obsessive tantrums.

The same guy who tried to put a leesh around my neck and write the whitepapers for me (lol) now wants to lecture me about when the appropriate time is for me to make a joke.

I guess you are what you are.

Get of your high horse.

Thank you, Spreadcoin works fine again.

I think cryptoids daemon is now slowly catching up, should be synced within a few hours:



Looks like they had to restart and reindex everything from scratch.

Meh, a few seconds of fun should be allowed... or what, have you been drinking again that you take this so seriously?

I'm still waiting for you guys to "make the transition to HLM" .... what's with the delay?

People are invited to join me at www.spreadcointalk.org if they have questions or are looking for technical support.

I won't be spending much time here in this thread for obvious reasons, but we'll see...  

Hm, they made it worse?

funniest PM I received in a while:



 

BTW, I don't think you can even achieve 1 khash of SpreadX11 with a raspberry Pi 3, and it's highly likely that you could actually damage it by mining with 100% CPU for an extended period.
Not recommended and mining profitability is so heavily non-existent that quantum physicists ponder its very existence.

I contacted cryptoID, let's see how long it takes them to fix that.

Hey cryptoID,

Spreadcoin (SPR) seems to be stuck on your side, you haven't updated blockchain data in 3 days now.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/spr/

Can you take a look at it?

Thanks

Hm, there seems to be an issue with the blockexplorer at cryptoid, they haven't updated data in 2 days.



Anyway, should go away soon.

You didn't answer my question.

Talk about projection.

This one never gets old: