We're investors, not workers.  We support the coins by buying it.  If the dev needs help then he should go the proper route to find it.  We're not really obligated to do anything.  The whole point of an airdrop is a marketing plan to get investors interested with free samples so they buy more later on.

I received a withdrawal a few days ago.  I believe they're much slower now and being done manually whereas long ago they were pretty instant.

True it could use more exchanges, but CoinExchange.io is a decent enough one eventhough there isn't much volume.  At least the platform exists for people to trade if they feel like doing so.

Yes I'm curious about that too.  I don't recall that older wallets throwing up false flags...

The older wallets should work the same as they always did, it's just the newer ones are supposed to be faster though I haven't heard any testimonals to confirm that yet.

There is no exchange yet, the only way to get it is on the buying/selling thread.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2687228.180

Like the dev has mentioned exchanges willl be coming later on.

At times like these people need comedy.  As the saying goes, "laugh now cry later".

On a serious note I'm hard pressed to think of when an exchange has been down this long and it hasn't been a scam.  If they are legit they are hands down the most incompetent crew of all time.

Just write they're spamming referrals, hopefully if they get reported enough they'll ban those accounts instead of just removing the links.  I've reported hundreds of posts but the spam continues, maybe if more people do too it will change.

Also no ref links are allowed, whether you add a non ref or not.

It's a serious problem obviously, but it's not a reason for a hard fork.  A fork because of an exchange hack isn't going to happen, forget about that possibility.  If the devs were actually dumb enough to do it then it would ruin this coin.  This issue has been discussed over and over again, if you want more indepth discussion use Reddit; the main sub is pretty active these days.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nanocurrency/

I received my withdraw today after it being in processing for a few days, so they are still sending payments from the lending platform.  I believe someone else said that they are being done manually so that would explain the delay.  I really don't care about the wait I was just concerned before that something had gone wrong and there would be no more payments.

Why can't I force intensity?  For some reason it's setting it to whatever it wants when I'm mining this scrypt coin, I haven't had these issues with any other algo.  The --intensity flags worked just fine to throttle my gpu before.  I can't have it running at full blast, at that's what it sets it to.

This is my troubled config
ccminer-x64-75 -d 0 -a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://lycheebit.com:3433  -u D6rhrJqCK3DJuNZftuEEo181vjdPvhtLDF  -p c=DFS --cpu-priority 5 --no-autotune --intensity=10

I've tried playing muscial chairs and moving the parameters around and switching --intensity=10 to -i 10 and so on.  I'm confused why this one is giving me a headache.  No matter what I try the intensity is always set high causing 100% gpu load.

Flash is having a small airdrop for those who were affected by the Bitgrail hack.  Don't know much about that token but worth looking into.

https://www.reddit.com/r/FlashCoins/comments/7x1g0v/flash_to_former_nano_bitgrail_holdersa_gift_for/

My number is 53 on the spreadsheet and the scammer trying to using my information is 73.

Exchanges like coinexchange.io list shitcoins all the time and that one isn't the only one, it's still very possible to get pretty much anything listed.  Sure the much larger exchanges have higher standards but there is still lots of this type of thing going on.

I'm still here hoping one day someone will actually post a decent airdrop, the last one amidst all the garbage was Sirius some weeks ago.  On the plus side it's easy to skim through all the spam knowing it's trash and not worth wasting time on.  Months ago you actually had to go through and research the links people were posting because there were quite a few good projects.  Now it's all junk so as least a little time is saved.

Sent you a PM, I'll post it here just to be sure.

I was looking at the signature campaign google doc sheet and I noticed my name was added today with a slight misspelling, "SpurkyU" and the link to my profile with a different eth address.  I DID NOT DO THAT!  Someone is trying to use my profile to get added to the campaign and piggy back off my work, please remove them.

XRB was the only one that was using faucets as its main distribution model.  And considering all the problems that were involved in it I doubt many others would follow suit.

No, just no.

An exchange hack is not a valid reason for a hard fork.  If it was BTC would've forked about a billion times now with the exchanges that have been hacked and stole coins.  It doesn't affect the tech behind the coin in any way, it's just a different way of distributing who is holding them.

Yes I think this is a critical step towards moving forward.  I think pretty much everyone now assumes each lending project is a scam or will become one due to the recent problems of other coins like the ones you mentioned.

I have an account that could post that info, but someone else would have to write up all the details and word it however they want it worded.  I would basically just post it for them.

Joke cryptos like this are why regulations from the govt had to happen because so many people where pulling off shady things.