Several pages later addresses for donations were published, you can find them there. It was less then 80k.

A few pages owner of this "pool" confirmed that there are no pools for SpreadCoin.

Do you have some troubles with measuring time intervals?  

But bitman008 will continue to post large red posts that SpreadCoin is broken

I refreshed this page once and market cap dropped by 2x times, I refreshed it again and market cap was 2x bigger again.

So you are the owner of that pool and you confirm that SpreadCoin can not be pool mined? What for is then this pool? Is it only for trusted miners?

I didn't start mining until I saw first blocks mined by others, so very first blocks are not mine.

Yeah, it is only possible to prove ownership of coins, not "non ownership".

You can make private pool with trusted miners, this was not denied.

"Only invited users are allowed to register. "

This minimum doesn't mean much because price will go higher anyway. 100 SPR looks reasonable.

We'll begin testing in 1-2 days on testnet.

Since we'll need coins to run masternodes I will set initial difficulty to 1/1000 that of SpreadCoin. Ever wanted to instamine something? This will be your chance

I updated the client again.
As was discovered by elbandi it was impossible to create multisig addresses, I fixed this. Also multisig transactions were considered non-standard by network and were not rebroadcasted and not added to block (although they would be accepted if included in block).
If you need multisig addresses then generate them with newer version and wait for more nodes to upgrade before starting using them.
This is not a hardfork.

Download from: http://spreadcoin.net/

Unfortunately I don't have an OS X to test. Anyone else is using OS X? Do you have the same issue?

Time between blocks was reduces from 10 to 1 minute.

No, fully optimized kernels are based on publicly available kernels (I think).

My name is Mr. Spread

This will not happen with SpreadCoin.

In DarkCoin the messages which select masternodes are separate from the blockchain and are distributed independently. This way it is possible that nodes will have different opinion on what masternode should receive next payment. In SpreadCoin all votes for masternodes will be stored in blocks and the payee will be uniquely determined from previous blocks. Just like you can check that any transaction included in the block is correct by comparing its inputs with outputs in previous blocks you will be able to check that masternode payment is correct by checking previous blocks.

Why bitcoin is so reliable? Because all nodes have exactly the same rules how to determine which blockchains are correct and which one is better (required more work) than others, these rules are only depended on blocks themselves, not on the order in which they were received them nor on any other messages which you may or may not receive in time. The network can be unstable in the case of some major event which will break connectivity between nodes such as damage of submarine cables, world war, alien invasion, zombie apocalypse, etc. but once connectivity between nodes is reestablished all nodes will stick to the same blockchain. The same will apply to SpreadCoin.

Yes it is working, it is special functionality to simplify mining.

rpcthreads option controls maximum numbers of RPC connections, e.g. set rpcthreads=10 in your spreadcoin.conf. I will add it to the readme.

Not, yet, it's not me who is working on it.

No, if there will be a mandatory update I will say so and it will be in the title of this thread, in the OP and you will see alert in your wallet that says that you need to upgrade.