Not for very long. There were 4 such "tests" over the course of a day if you look up wrapper's initial analysis of it on the main forum.

Diff is slower to come down than it is to go up, and from a shock like that it had a longer way to drop, but it did, and was back to "normal" levels pretty quickly. What it will do is throw people off mining FTC based on whattomine's long-term average profitability sorting. 

So in your frame of mind you think I'm "raging". Huh — interesting, but not really, just silly. I don't know ghostlander from Adam, and neither you nor he knows me (but I also don't hide behind a silly forum avatar talking smack either - how about you?).

Try taking the time to know who the coin devs are, what they've done or said over the years, and not denigrate older coins because they don't have a huge list of (typically broken) promises on a "roadmap".

I can't figure out your logic in how "he's making money off my back"; all I've done is what you've done — mined some coins, kept some, sold/traded some. No-one pays him a thing; in fact, just the opposite — he has to pay out of pocket for all those servers that support his own coins.

There's a reason ghostlander/John picked the "Welcome to Hell" avatar... 

Spoken like someone who:
— likes to talk shitcoin, cause it's cool to say shitcoin
— probably mines with his gamebox when he's not playing Witcher
— has never touched anything but Windows because, y'know, JEUX
— has no concept or appreciation for crypto technology
— just loves saying shitcoin, 'cause it's really all about that FIAT

Either go away or, better yet, go make a coin that ain't shit according to you, so you can show us all what that looks like.

You can always mine PXC at a p2pool like http://atlas.phoenixcoin.org:10554/static/

Yes, yiimp-based pools (hexpool, zpool, altminer, etc.) were hacked, but altminer is indicating pool wallets may have been compromised. I can confirm payouts were continuing, albeit at very reduced levels, so miner beware...

Cryptopia's PXC wallet node list is being updated — notice just posted today:

Don't see it listed.

Besides, you're a yiimp site, not sure why you're still online and didn't get hacked like every other one this morning... other than you may not have been in the hacker's gunsights because you've only got three coins...

I submitted a support question to them. Wallet is only listed as "offline", with no reason given such as upgrade/sync.

Cryptopia's is working.

Hoo boy. You all have your work cut out for you, good luck!

If you took the average at zpool for 1070's on neoscrypt, you're about in the middle of the range. GPU brand, o/c level, miner fork and cuda version all make a difference, of course.

I've made a few deposits and transfers of PXC in and out of Cryptopia in the last month, had no problems then. Doesn't mean there wasn't something temporally wrong during his attempted transfer, which could simply be a site problem and not the wallet/PXC.

evga 1060 3GB cheapest one, no idea what memory brand it is, don't care
775 KH/s
core +200
haven't played with memclock much, and who cares about power limit when it's only pulling 110W...

Also, most importantly:
good old ccminer-sp-neoscrypt, fresh compile with cuda8 on centos7

He's spamming everything with a referral link... /ignore

Sorry, I don't see a single block turned out on your site, should be something by now if you're set up right... even with 5% <1%? of altminer's hashrate...


Down to 5, may be why.

1min blocktime, down from 2min (and 400 million coins total instead of 4), with lightning and segwit on the way. Ok. A better ORB, essentially.

I'll mine some when I can get an address. Don't mind supporting it; you're a known quantity of course.

And "TrezarCoin"... Onomatopoeia for TreasureCoin, I suppose. 

So again, why, when it basically duplicates ORB? Getting bored with FTC? Wanted a coin to call your own?

Doesn't produce a cli binary, only trezarcoind. Had this problem with ufocoin too.

Besides, this looks like you (and ghostlander?) copied it wholesale from orbitcoin, same blake2s blockhash/neoscrypt pow/sha256 pos... and git files still have old novacoin, peercoin, orbitcoin references in them... What's the deal here?

No wallet for non-widows users; git doesn't compile (on centos7, "key error" core dump, I don't do ubuntu)... Oh well. 

If you can, please remember us Mac users. Still only have 0.8.8.1.

I'm having "fun" attempting to get bushstar's recent 0.8.8.3 compiled into ufo-qt on 10.11; lots and lots of c++11, homebrew libs, etc. issues to overcome in the existing git master, but that was the case with all 0.8.8.x releases. Wonder if it would make sense to add a Mac branch...

Got a ufod, but running the qt .pro file is another ball of wax... almost there, almost there... Still fun though. Who did the 0.8.8.1 ufo-qt?

Might be related to that LCHFC scheme a couple months back. I crossed some bullcrap mining pool a while ago with a ton of junk coins on it, had one called Phenaxcoin (PHX). Might be why people were confusing it with PXC.

wrapper is a long-standing dev and moderator among many on forum.feathercoin.com. bushstar is founder Peter Bushnell's handle here on bitcointalk and on the feathercoin forum.


Exactly the kind of short-term quick-profit thinking that leads to all of those short-lived shitcoins in the junkyard.

I certainly don't mind people who want to trade/arbitrage crypto like fiat. But to denigrate the technical value and fundamentals of a coin because of its current fiat value greatly misses the point.