Awesome Miner - A Windows application for managing and monitoring mining of Bitcoin, Litecoin and other crypto currencies
- http://www.awesomeminer.com/
- BTC, LTC, DOGE

Gmail Notifier Pro - A Windows application for e-mail and social media notifications
- http://www.gmailnotifier.se/
- BTC, LTC, DOGE

I sent an e-mail to Bitmaintech yesterday and asked about the coupons. I received a reply a few hours ago that "coupons will be ready soon".

Hi, I have a question about the Cgminer API, and I hope this is the correct thread for these questions.

The Network Difficulty is reported by the Coin command, but if you have two pools with different coins, you don't know for which pool the Network Difficulty is reported. It looks like the Coin command reports the network difficulty for the pool/coin that had the last network difficulty change, but that isn't always the highest prioritized pool where you actually mine.

Isn't the Network Difficulty something that would be better to include in the Pool command, and specified for each pool?

Thanks for a great API and please let me know if I got all this wrong.

Hi,

Thanks for a great app. I've been using it on my WP8 for a few weeks. I didn't know there was a thread for it on the forum until now.

Anyway, I just wanted to say thanks and keep up to good work!

You never considered that people that want to ruin Litecoin completely (because of interest/investment in other coins) may vote Yes to fork Litecoin - just because they all know that such a fork will create chaos and make Litecoin become less popular?

Isn't it also likely that most of the people voting Yes never had a chance to read the offical response from the Litecoin team? I think most people that first think "oh, I don't like asic for some reason, I must vote yes here because some random guy on the Internet say so", actually would change their opinion if they read the very good arguments for not changing to X11.

In addition to all that, there are probably many people that consider this to be a joke and don't even bother to vote. After all, X11 is more ASIC friendly and Botnet friendly than Scrypt, so none of this makes much sense.

Going for X11 will make Litecoin a popular target for botnets - right? And if you want something more power efficient, then ASICs are really the way forward.

In general, just changing algorithms for existings coins doesn't sound like a way to add stability to the crypto coins. And developing ASICs for X11 is also possible. Change algorithm next year again? No one will ever take the coins seriously if hard forks are created everytime someone is afraid that his GPU doesn't generate enough profit.

Thanks for a very good service. I've tried it out and it works great.

One improvement would be to give the rig owner the possibility to cancel the rental if the payment takes more than 10 minutes. I understand that the actual payment confirmation can take a while, but I've also seen rigs staying in the state "Waiting payment" for at least 30 minutes, and then it returns to "Not rented" because they where never paid for.

It's nice to see that the popularity of SHA3 Keccak increases. I also like the fact that the coin isn't premined like many scam coins.

However, what will make this coin stand out in the competition where several new copy-coins are released each day?

Cryptsy is being the major exchange for a reason - it's not a scam. Overall it's working good, but every now and then deposits take long time to process.

Also, I think it would benefit all of us if there were at least one more exchange of the same size to increase competition.

Cryptsy worked quite OK for me so far. Once a deposit took about 1-2 hours, but most of the time it's quite fast. Or maybe I'm just lucky?

I have also noticed that every now and then their web site is slow when navigating between the pages.