Claims for OK are currently paused (and the balance has been zeroed) while we look into a issue with that module. Thanks
Our OKCash module is live once again! |
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Keep up the good work, guys!
Btw, what is your opinion on re-branding FAILCoin? I was thinking to use FAIL as a FAILCommunity's token, instead of FAILCoin as its coin. I'd like to hear more opinions.
Cheers,
Spartak
Yes - We did speak about this quite a bit back - moving over to something more community focused in structure and I think the system should follow - but nothing ethereum based! |
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Just a note that the pool I set up ( http://failpool.cryptovpshosting.org) doesn't seem to be paying out as required. My test miner is mining away nicely, good statistics coming through but the threshold has been met (Above 3000) but the payouts haven't been processed. ^ I haven't received any payout to my mining address but a separate wallet set up with the mining fee address is receiving the fee payments. The DB is allocating shares correctly. I am currently looking into this. hi mate ... have you set crons correctly - and the scripts not locking? ... i dunno what the setup is - but that is usually the issue with payouts of this nature ... ill help where i can mate - if i can ... #crysx Thanks, back now so just started probing. Checked DB and all seems go there - Got a few things to follow and check up on. Will let you know |
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Yes, I watched and wanted to report a problem with the OK block. Maybe the questions to the coin itself, and not your block?
The rest of the blocks work like a clock.
Thanks. No it's not to do with the coin just a back-end issue. Thanks for the input!  |
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Just a note that the pool I set up ( http://failpool.cryptovpshosting.org) doesn't seem to be paying out as required. My test miner is mining away nicely, good statistics coming through but the threshold has been met (Above 3000) but the payouts haven't been processed. ^ I haven't received any payout to my mining address but a separate wallet set up with the mining fee address is receiving the fee payments. The DB is allocating shares correctly. I am currently looking into this. |
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Claims for OK are currently paused (and the balance has been zeroed) while we look into a issue with that module. Thanks
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lodiff and hidiff ports now support small and large hash ...
where is the link for the new pool bates? ... you have it handy? ...
tanx ...
#crysx
Sending you a PM shortly. |
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Pool is up and seems to be running fine. Some hash is already pointed and all back-end is working good.
Fee is 1.5% which will be kept to once side for now (Until I decide with the team what we plan to use it for)
Payments are set to payout when you have a minimum of 3000 FAIL
Thanks a bunch bro! But I do think we should remove the fee (or lower it to 0.5% or something). With this block reward fees will be like 2-3k coins per month. Let the miners take them and I'll cover it all, no worries. PM me with some address and tomorrow will send you 20k (as I'm about to leave for work), which we can keep for something else. Fee changed to 0.5%. Don't worry about sending anything yet we will discuss this properly when the new wallet is ready |
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Anyone planning on using the pool: This is the first pool I have operated so don't scream and moan if anything goes wrong, things are backed up but it is a learning curve! Any questions PM me!
 Time for me to go to work, bud. Will contact you tomorrow on Telegram as I want us to discuss something. All heil FAIL!  BTW folks - the wallet is still syncing on this server to no-one mine yet! Pool is up and seems to be running fine. Some hash is already pointed and all back-end is working good. Fee is 0.5% which will be kept to once side for now (Until I decide with the team what we plan to use it for) - Edited fee from 1.5% Payments are set to payout when you have a minimum of 3000 FAIL |
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Placed a website up at : http://cryptograbber.co.uk. Will keep it posted with developments and ideas, will also be adding some photos of the converted coinmech and development process. |
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Infographics it is Love it. Neat and simple with relevant information. This will be very helpful for the promotion of next year. Thanks bud! It will indeed. |
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Anyone planning on using the pool: This is the first pool I have operated so don't scream and moan if anything goes wrong, things are backed up but it is a learning curve! Any questions PM me!
Time for me to go to work, bud. Will contact you tomorrow on Telegram as I want us to discuss something. All heil FAIL! BTW folks - the wallet is still syncing on this server to no-one mine yet! |
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Thanks lad! Anyone planning on using the pool: This is the first pool I have operated so don't scream and moan if anything goes wrong, things are backed up but it is a learning curve! Any questions PM me! |
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Wow! Must be nice to "have a guy" on standby with iPhones for promos!
Then again, you have a set of skills that are highly marketable because it's challenging to even scratch the surface of what your job entails and it's in demand with all walks of life. I can understand why you might be surrounded with techy gifts and new project offers constantly.
It is, he is in need of alot of promo (and he is soon accepting Bitcoin ) - So needs all the promo he can (For the both of us really) Hey there! So happy to see that these types of ideas come out from CoinFest (which I as usual unfortunately can never be around to visit!).
Clawgrabbers are cool anyway if you're into kitsch, but a bitcoin-powered one with Bitcoin merchandise?
You know there are a couple of trading card style crypto projects in here like Age of Chains - add them into the mix, perhaps even rare ones only found in the grabbers and you'll get quite a bit of interest if that particular gaming community finds out about it.
Thanks. I was looking forward to seeing the reaction from everyone at CoinFest and I was very happy with the response! I like the idea of the crypto-trading cards! Thanks! |
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I am so glad to see this awesome improvement to the endlessly unbeatable claw game. Drop an iPhone and a paper wallet worth a Bitcoin in the prize bin, and this novelty could attract substantially more than the investment in profits. I would blow some bits trying, no doubt. The brilliance here is in the possibilities. Bitcoin operated vending is officially on the rise thanks to you ! Thanks for your input - Much appreciated. An iPhone sounds like an interesting idea! - I know someone who might give me a few for some promo! |
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Thanks everyone for your support - our raffle is now closed
Our winner will be drawn at random and be announced on the raffle thread (and here) /via twitter tomorrow (1st May) |
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Thanks everyone for your support - the raffle is now closed
Our winner will be drawn at random and be announced on this thread/via twitter tomorrow (1st May) |
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