Yeah, you are right. It has been fixed!

We have a bug in accepted hashes display -- it might show too much!

Please note, that the bug only affects THE DISPLAY, everything still works as expected.

For example: let's say you have 5000 satoshi. You withdraw everything. You should now see 0 satoshi. INSTEAD, SAME 5000 MIGHT GET SHOWN. As you continue mining, and get more satoshi, you might start seeing things like 5001, 5002, etc. However, as you try to withdraw, you will only be able to withdraw 1, 2, etc satoshi.

I know this is confusing, but I just wanted to stress everything still works as expected.

We're working on a fix.

After we're done, we'll introduce some bonuses :)

Hmm, good point.


Looks like it's fine, actually :)

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Some bad news: we've added a withdrawal limit to the faucethub method. All our players combined can not withdraw more that 16666 satoshi every 6 hours.

The reason for that decision is pretty simple: we have some very wealthy old-timers, who can withdraw very large amounts at once. While we don't mind it, it often leaves the faucet dry for the newbies, until we refill it, and that sometimes takes lots of time. Newbies only need a few thousands satoshi to be available, but without this feature, those are often not.

I would like to personally thank people who actually DID TAKE this into consideration, and left some coins on the faucet balance so the newbies could be happy. Unfortunately, not everyone is so considerate.

SO, If you're a wealthy old-timer and can withdraw > 500 000 satoshi at once, you will now have to split those payments into smaller parts.

We are very unhappy with this, because we really never wanted to punish our most loyal players. We are looking for alternatives.

It's hard to say, because it mostly depends on XMR/BTC prices, and those can change over time. But I have a feeling, that 3h/second is too low to get anything decent. As much as I hate to say it, coincrunch is probably not for you :(

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Thank you very much! This has been fixed.

I think some of you guys deserve some prizes for bug reports... Ben Saida PM me some wallet address if you like.

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Hi, you are correct, the referrals (referees) are not shown anywhere on the interface, didn't want to clutter it visually. (But since you say you expected to see it, I'm guessing we should add something). You will receive 10% of each withdrawal >= 100 satoshi, though.

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I see. I'm guessing you just have to wait a bit longer, it takes some time to initialize. We should probably add some kind of "loading..." message to ease people up.


Very glad to hear it!


Heh, you guys are fast. Will refill soon.
Done!

That's very strange, that should definitely be possible. Could you please be more specific? Like what exactly goes wrong?

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Thank you for the feedback and happy crunching :)

Thanks, you actually rise a great point.

We do have multi-threading, however it doesn't always gets enabled, due to some old browsers not reporting the number of CPU cores correctly. (It's a relatively new feature).

So we've implemented a two-fold fix for the issue:
1. the minimum number of threads now used is 2 instead of 1. If it's too taxing on your hardware, just adjust the speed slider.
2. we display a note suggesting new browser versions that could actually report their capabilities.

Thanks. No ads, to be precise :)

Also, no sign-ups, no email verifications, no nothing. Pure, unadulterated mining. We don't even take any commission/fee/percentage, it all goes to you.

Don't miss the opportunity and start crunching!

Ah, and here we though it was the first of it's kind. Oh well.

As far as CPU mining goes, well, yeah, it largely depends on your hardware, so probably not a good option for everyone.

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No, it might. That's why there's a speed slider. Dial it down to preserve your hardware, or crank it up to eleven for maximum hashrate, it's up to you.

Yup, things seem to be working.

We'll probably add a referral system if there is any interest from faucet rotators.
Referral system added!

Dang, you are right!

Thanks again, I think it should be fine NOW.

Thank you for your feedback. I believe it's all good now.

So, are you ready to claim from a really clean faucet? Without the need to enter captcha, without ads, popus or any of the usual cruft?

Then, CoinCrunch.win is the answer.




How does it work?

You mine XMR in browser, and while you do, we convert each submitted hash into some BTC amount. As soon as you have 1 satoshi, you can withdraw via FaucetHub.

Is this for real?

Yeah.

Is this like Moonbit.co.in?

No, you have to keep your browser tab open and the hashes flowing.

I can mine XMR myself, why would I want this?

If you can, then by all means, continue. Web-mining is not the most efficient way to go.

Using CoinCrunch.win provides several benefits, though:

- No need for XMR software or know-how.
- No need to download XMR blockchain.
- No need to mine a full block or wait for a pool to do so - 1 hash is good enough for us.
- No need to trade XMR into BTC - you always get BTC.

Can I bring in referrals?

Yes, check your ref.link at the bottom of the page.

Keep in mind, you get 10% from each withdrawal, so a visitor must withdraw at least 100 satoshi for it to work.

I hate boring faucets, don't you have anything better to offer?

Check out SatoshiGalaxy!

Hello, boerthwi! Thanks for your feedback. Our user-friendliness is lacking, true, so feel free to ask questions.

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Oh, great catch, thanks for the report!


YAY!

Thanks, after many months (?), this bug has been fixed.

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Update.

• [ENC] Add webmining. *
• [BUG] Bio items can't be manually crafted. (@onlinedigger)
• [SG2] Add several new keyboard shortcuts.

So the main thing here is webming, aka Auto-CPU, aka Accum points. This has been suggested to us many times before, and finally we have found a way to try it out. The interfaces for SG1 and SG2 are quite different, and the way it all works differs too. In SG1 you can simply "solve" a mining captcha and be done with it. In SG2, however, you can mine continuously, letting the CPU module refresh your CPU points automatically as you go. The accumulated points (Accum!) are stored and can be used later on. We're also planning to add some ways to spends those points.

The FAQ has been updated, but I'm here to answer any questions. Please report your experiences, hash rates, etc.

Note: Accum points might change their "value" as we continue the evaluation of this feature.

Another interesting thing, not yet reflected in the FAQ: you can buy premium access with your accum points!

I think it's more like 10 mining skill = +10% chance to extract uncommon ore and +1% chance to extract rare.


I think the idea here was that Hacking skill would eventually be used for something else beside compiling..


Heh, could you please elaborate?


Actually, that one was marked as fixed. Hmm.

Regarding everything else you said:

1. Rockets being ultimate weapon in planet warfare. This is pretty much correct. Might be changed in the future, might stay that way.
2. Need for more ads. That doesn't work too well, unfortunately. It's much more profitable to show 1 ad to 10 people, than to show 10 ads to 1 person.
3. Ability to attack aliens.

OK, I'm going to elaborate a bit here, it's been a long time and people had a chance to explore this feature on their own:

The pink jump-route is a specifically designed "challenge", where combat actually works like we always wanted it to -- you can't hide on stations and planets and have to use everything you've got. Each sector is full of angry aliens, who attack every other faction in game (so if they ever leak to "common" space, the results would be pretty visible). Each sector has it's own alien mothership you could summon, and the final one has the most powerful boss-type ship to kill. Each alien mothership always contains one Ancient Key so you could go on to the next sector. So, in theory, you only need one key to begin. You are allowed to "cheat" and bring pre-mined keys with you, to bypass a sector.

Final ship should contain good loot, worse than Doomsday, but better than every other NPC mothership in the game.

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Hello, epetsako! Thanks for your feedback. @onlinedigger is correct, assuming you're using SG2 (Modern/Desktop interface), you could just drag-and-drop your ore onto a merchant screen. Note, that lots of item operations in SG2 is performed by drag-and-drop, so you might want to experiment with that.

Sure, please do share your ideas!

BTW, please do not click on the ads just to support us. You should only click them if you have genuine interest in stuff advertised.

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Regarding "useless info", it's just there because your regular info-popup is no longer available. Other players on your ship will also see fully revealed hull/energy/shield state. Regarding everything else... yeesh. Thank you very much the detailed reports:


1. Not yet
2. What kind of repairs?
3. Yeah, sorry :(
4. The description is correct

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Update.

• [SG2] Fix various hangar- and window-related problems with motherships. (@onlinedigger)
• [SG2] Enable double-click console switching on motherships. (@onlinedigger)

(The bug with moving cargo is still open)

Hello, Genlean!

Thanks for the feedback. You are correct, it just means we don't have any satoshi on our faucethub balance. Will try to re-fill it ASAP (we're really low on funds). In the meantime, you could try withdrawing some DOGE or maybe use faucetsys.

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I kinda agree, rocket mining is kinda useless. I don't think any players use it right now. We should definitely look into it.
Thank you for the reports!

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Update.

• [SG2] Station/Planet hangars don't work for motherships. (@onlinedigger)
• [SG2] Inconsistent default market order amount (is it 8 or 1?). (@onlinedigger)
• [SG2] Undocking/Lifting off wouldn't work in some cases.
• [BUG] Don't show "Man" button to mothership owners. (@?)
• [ENC] ...show a hint instead.

No such plans for now. If you can outsmart them, more power to you.


1. I don't think there IS a minimum. I think there's an "average" though.
2. Since there's no concept of minimum, I can't answer this. *
3. Mining Power = amount of damage dealt to asteroid.

In your example, we first calculate a depletion factor (mining power against asteroid condition)  = 25 / 100 = 0.25
Then we apply this factor to richness = 100 * 0.25 = 25 "credits"
Then we roll a Mining Skill check to see which ore is extracted (let's say, copper)
Then we use those 25 credits to "buy" enough copper

Note: this is not exact/precise formula, and the "richness" is not directly valued in satoshi (that's why I said "credits"), things can go higher or lower, but that's the general idea.

* You can collect some interesting stats if you summarize your mining rolls.

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Hello, xavierh18!

Thank you for the feedback.

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Done! But please be careful with your account in the future.

Sent you a PM.

Thank you for the details and sorry for the troubles. This have taken longer then it should. Should be fixed by now, please let me know if you still have any problems.