Just thought I'd mention that we've been in the top 5 at coinwarz every time I checked today - and since the implementation of the Gravity Well, that's a good thing  With their current minor pull back, we're even rated as a better value than Doge which has the 3rd or 4th highest market cap of any coin. Amazing. Steady as she goes, lads and lasses! Kudos to you, Dev! Oh, and p.s. MINE! MINE! MINE! |
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Just thought I'd mention that we've been in the top 5 at coinwarz every time I checked today - and since the implementation of the Gravity Well, that's a good thing With their current minor pull back, we're even rated as a better value than Doge which has the 3rd or 4th highest market cap of any coin. Amazing. Steady as she goes, lads and lasses! Kudos to you, Dev! |
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Shhhh, don't disturb him. He's over halfway done with his first puzzle  |
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Is one of the pools still over 51%? smc.hash.so was it? I can't remember, but shouldn't people be aware of this potential problem?
smc.hash.so have ~50%+ now :/ Coin Pool rate Net rate Difficulty
smc 482.3 MH/s 864 MH/s 8.50960573 We need to look at these things DEV - have you made any Tool for this? (repost from reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/SmartCoin/comments/1xiyet/read_httpssmchashso_is_500mhs_and_entire_network/cfe9ljf) It doesn't really matter how much of the network we have, also those numbers are misleading. Network hash rate updates much more slowly than our pools dashboard. The page you should look at is this: https://smc.hash.so/index.php?page=statistics&action=blocksFrom there you can see that currently our pool only has about 33% of the network, not even near to the 51%. That said, most of the time combined hashing power of hash.so (all the different coins) is well over 51% of the SMC network. If I wanted to do a 51% attack, I could just point all the miners to SMC. This holds obviously is true for all large pools and smaller coins. Say if you have a 5GH/s doge pool, you could easily point everyone to some "low" difficulty coin for a few minutes to do your evil deeds, the miners wouldn't even notice it. (I posted this to BTCtalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=400893.msg4920872#msg4920872 a while ago). The bottomline is that you need to trust the pool you are mining on. We try to be as transparent as possible so that people can mine with us, and I think our track record speaks for itself Thanks for the info. Just to be clear about my post a few pages back: I never meant to imply that your pool was "bad" or being nefarious in any way. As I wrote, I've mined there myself and never had a single problem. My suggestion to remove you guys from the OP here was solely to help spread out the network rate. |
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Is one of the pools still over 51%? smc.hash.so was it? I can't remember, but shouldn't people be aware of this potential problem?
smc.hash.so have ~50%+ now :/ Coin Pool rate Net rate Difficulty
smc 482.3 MH/s 864 MH/s 8.50960573 We need to look at these things DEV - have you made any Tool for this? Maybe the front post should highlight other, largish pools. I've been splitting my mining between xHash and DedicatedPool. Both are generally 40+ mhash and both have been problem-free for me. It may also be worthwhile to remove hash.so from the post. There's nothing wrong with them - I mined there before they started to become such a huge part of the overall rate - but we do need to balance the hash. |
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Thought I'd throw a bit of reminder in here for everyone, particularly the ones that are watching exchange charts like hawks. This coin has been live for less than 3 weeks. If you actually beleive this is a viable coin and your freaking out about price fluctuations of a few 10,000ths or 100,000ths - especially just after a fork switch and KGW implementation - then you're doing it wrong Don't worry about it. Relax. Give the coin some time to run. If you want to obsess about something, direct that energy towards promoting the coin. Pump it on Facebook and Twitter. Keep emailing new exchanges to add us. Keep being positive. And KEEP MINING! If we all can do this, the price will take care of itself. Look: there are going to be price fluctuations. Wait until the whale or whales who bought so many coins last week hit their sell range. Wait until we hit Cryptsy. There are a whole bunch of things that are going to create net-sell markets for a while and depress the price and, trust me, it'll happen more than once. Don't worry about it. Relax. Again, we've been live for l e s s t h a n 3 w e e k s.If you aren't in it for the long haul and you're sitting there staring with bloodshot eyes at your exchange site, hitting F5 with one sweaty hand while your other is hovering the mouse over the sell button, waiting for that last satoshi bump so you can sell! sell! sell!, then go for it. Honestly, we couldn't care less. More cheap coins for us But if you're in this thing for a longer ride then think in terms of weeks and months, not seconds and minutes. Kick your feet up, let the craziness subside, and let's see where the market settles so we can get a good look at where we can go. Agree, IF there are people worrying about "a few 10,000ths or 100,000ths". However the last week alone has seen the coin near quadruple in value and drop back down again. That's a serious gain and not something you should ignore (and it's why I've got a script to alert me to difficulty and price changes). 30% profit in other industries is nothing to sniff at, and so close to 400% increase here is worth paying attention to. Nothing wrong with both short and long term profits Yup, I agree completely with you. My dad told me waaay back when I was 17 years old, "Nobody ever lost money taking a profit in the market". So yes: if you have made a significant gain and want to lock it in, of course you should do it. I'm just trying to prevent some of the craziness I've seen with other coins where people get so caught up in normal, minor fluctuations that they lose sight of the broader goal, which is (or should be) an overall long-term upward trend. |
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Thought I'd throw a bit of reminder in here for everyone, particularly the ones that are watching exchange charts like hawks. This coin has been live for less than 3 weeks. If you actually beleive this is a viable coin and your freaking out about price fluctuations of a few 10,000ths or 100,000ths - especially just after a fork switch and KGW implementation - then you're doing it wrong Don't worry about it. Relax. Give the coin some time to run. If you want to obsess about something, direct that energy towards promoting the coin. Pump it on Facebook and Twitter. Keep emailing new exchanges to add us. Keep being positive. And KEEP MINING! If we all can do this, the price will take care of itself. Look: there are going to be price fluctuations. Wait until the whale or whales who bought so many coins last week hit their sell range. Wait until we hit Cryptsy. There are a whole bunch of things that are going to create net-sell markets for a while and depress the price and, trust me, it'll happen more than once. Don't worry about it. Relax. Again, we've been live for l e s s t h a n 3 w e e k s.If you aren't in it for the long haul and you're sitting there staring with bloodshot eyes at your exchange site, hitting F5 with one sweaty hand while your other is hovering the mouse over the sell button, waiting for that last satoshi bump so you can sell! sell! sell!, then go for it. Honestly, we couldn't care less. More cheap coins for us But if you're in this thing for a longer ride then think in terms of weeks and months, not seconds and minutes. Kick your feet up, let the craziness subside, and let's see where the market settles so we can get a good look at where we can go. |
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6 am here and I had to check....
WOOOOHOOOOO! KGW is on!
Good job, Dev!
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Son of a.... Under 200 blocks to go and we're back on top of Coinwarz  |
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I emailed cryptsy support asking to add this coin to the exchange and got this back
Thank you for letting me know about this coin! I have added your coin to the list of coins our develpoment team is reviewing for addition to the cryptsy market.
Everybody should send an email.https://cryptsy.freshdesk.com/support/tickets/new I know it would be good for smartcoin but after watching the clusterfuck that Doge has been having over at Cryptsy - deposits taking 12, 18, 24+ hours to register - I'll be keeping my distance until they get themselves properly sorted out. |
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i wish i had 60btc in doge! Ha. I saw it a little earlier today when the price was closer to 279s
Ahhh, gotcha. Yep, that will take a little while for the doge to chew through. |
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its going to take a while. There is a huge wall of 60+ btc @ 299s on vircurex. Looks like its going to fall a bit more closer to 250s, waiting for coinbase to credit my btc order then buy buy buy!
I don't see that wall? My view ends at 288. Where are you seeing it? Or is it yours?  |
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Aha, thanks Symbiont. Regading the pools (mining wise) they will be fine as in working after the block only the wallet is affected right?
Any pool that hasn't changed will not be fine but as far as I know every pool is ready to go. |
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I just moved some doge and btc to Vicurex. The doge was ready in under 10 minutes and my btc has a single confirmation left. Done with Cryptsy until they get their stuff straightened out.
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Topping Coinwarz again and we're getting hammered. Again. Fucking multipools. Just over 1000 blocks to go. ETA: Ooops. JCviggen beat me to it  |
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i think im going to buy again, with 0.1298BTC
its on transfer now....
Advise, wait a few hours. I'm driving the price down to 0.6, if possible 0.5. Started at 0.9 this morning. 0.5 is a good buy moment, after 35000block it's grow time. Really? As far as I can see you aren't making much of a dent. Maybe you should increase the pressure with more BTC  |
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Wow.
such angry
many laughs
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Puzzles, my boy - that's the ticket for you.
What's your wallet address? LOL! SYTbNq5vbJK2L1EU3egpqqwrCMQethJ9LR +1 - I am surprised he had to come back and post again. I guess it's kind of like an arson, they have to return to see the blaze they've set... but in the end, it never works out well. I suspect not much turns out well for him. What's your wallet address?
And thank you, Dev! |
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Puzzles, my boy - that's the ticket for you.
What's your wallet address? LOL! SYTbNq5vbJK2L1EU3egpqqwrCMQethJ9LR |
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