After a 2.5 hour wait to get a block, we just found 4 in 15 minutes - and we're only running about 3.5 MH/s.

Obviously, I'd like to thank the miners who stayed during the drought, and invite everyone else who'd like to come join in receiving coin from the pool .

I have to say, the amount of feedback from the coin devs is really encouraging - hopefully this coin will reach it's full potential and I can try an learn how to make some dice games for it.

We found 3 more blocks last night, though one was orphaned - which I think is pretty good given our hashpower at the moment (we're up to 8 total blocks for yesterday I believe now).


I personally mined a little while with zapto, they have a very good pool setup - and if I weren't an admin at another pool I'd very much recommend people join them - however I'm not sure that consolidating hashpower from the later pools is the best way to deal with the problem of consolidated hashpower in the earlier ones.

It's really good to see the Valid Error pool take actions to prevent the fork issue, it's only going to be good for the coin in the long term, and unless all our hashpower disappears, I'd quite like to see us (http://noble.pool-mining.com) there for the long term too.

We have pool up at http://noble.pool-mining.com with 1% fee (half of which rewards block finder), Prop payment, and load-balanced autoscaling servers.

We've found a few blocks already today, but a bit more hashpower would be great

There are a lot of new currencies being launched, but the vast majority of them will never gain traction.

If they have nothing new to offer, or look poorly setup (scammy) then the entire nature of the market will force them into obscurity - and essentially close them down.

That being said, it's not always the first to market that wins the market, Bitcoin itself has problems which are being addressed by some of the new crypto's, and although it can be argued there are too many, if nothing it shows the appetite many have to create the perfect online currency.