I see what's going on. Forked chains, like it was said above.

Check this reddit thread: http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/1ufozq/forked_pools/

There's definitely something wrong.

I've sent two deposits to an exchange, about an hour between both. One is lost, the other isn't confirming.

Release the source code and clients to everyone, but make it password protected. Give the password on launch day/time.

This wouldn't be a bad idea either.

http://www.amazon.com/Dry-Packs-Cotton-Silica-Packet-Pack/dp/B0038N30OY/

It may not be needed, but it keeps moisture out of the container the paper wallets are stored in. I bought these a couple of years ago before I stopped collecting silver coins. I would definitely use these myself. Can't hurt.

This paper I've found is excellent.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00006L38R/

It's acid-free and super bright. Although, I'd try to find a material that's also waterproof. Laminating would probably be fine.

Heck, even a zip lock bag.

"They say you're bad. I have a feeling you're bad. But I just can't quit you Phonetic."

I got out of there just in time. I feel bad for all those that lost doge. You never know when it'll happen, but look for trouble signs. Some people stayed regardless because they think their loyalty matters while being shat on.

I've been to just about every doge pool and dogehouse.org is the best pool right now. It's only superseded in hash rate by Multipool. Rare downtime and backup port. Minimum 500 doge automatic withdrawals and the owner is available in IRC most of the time.

Just got word this is going to be premined.

Do your cards use the Hynix or Elpida memory?

Yes this is going to be big.

Bitcoin developers will just start encrypting the data to prevent ISPs from knowing what the data is I suppose.

If that's not already being done.

It's never to late to start communicating, for sure. All isn't lost... all it'll take is consistent communication and server improvements to get people back.

Glad I got out before D-day. Some of you are naive (the ones defending his behavior)..

I'm sorry for everyone else who still has their dogecoin on the site.

The least this pool operator could've done/can still do is communicate.

DogeHouse.org has one of the most hash rates (3.3+GH/s) and is always up. It finds more blocks before other pools since it has a higher hash rate, so payout variance is a lot lower. I've been mining there for the past five days and it went down once for five minutes to upgrade to Dogecoin 1.3. It may have went down more than that, but I didn't notice. Payouts are almost instant. You can also talk to the owner and other miners in their IRC chat: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=%23dogehousepool

Fee is 1%.

What DOGE pool has the biggest hash rate at the moment?

I've been using dogehouse.org since it has 3.5GH/s. But if there's another with a higher rate I'd like to try it out.

It seems legit. The parent company officially announced it yesterday.

Here's the articles I posted in the Press section:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=387004.0

Maybe this is why Bitcoin rose yesterday.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/wpcs-shares-surge-on-bitcoin-trading-platform-release-2013-12-26

Edit;

That article sucks. Here's a better one:

http://www.smallcapnetwork.com/WPCS-International-Inc-Nasdaq-WPCS-BTX-Bitcoin-Trading-Platform-Could-Change-Its-Trading-Levels/s/via/26106/article/view/p/mid/1/id/95/


Another edit;

Here's an article from December 17, 2013 that talks about WPCS acquiring BTX Trader. This one is much more detailed.

http://www.smallcapnetwork.com/WPCS-International-Acquires-Bitcoin-Trading-Platform-BTX-Trader/s/via/24047/article/view/p/mid/1/id/11/

But after hours of trying to remember the passphrase I used, it was a big FAT FAIL. Devastated...

That's when I remembered creating a backup paper wallet out of curiosity two months ago. It was thrown in the shredder pile, waiting to be shredded. I pulled the paper wallet out from the bottom of the pile and ran to my computer to enter in the root key.

I created the paper wallet way before I ever received any BTC, so I had lots of new receiver addresses that received BTC long after the paper wallet was made. What surprised me is that both old and new generated public/private addresses are recoverable regardless of when the backup is made since the addresses are created based on a seed for that particular wallet. And the paper backup recovers just the wallet, not the public/private keys directly. Very cool.

Armory scanned the transaction database and recovered all my addresses and BTC. OMFG.

Now I know the importance of keeping paper wallets and a lot more about how they work. I got lucky, though. I know it was pretty dumb of me to throw away my paper wallet like it was nothing, but I honestly didn't know how it worked exactly or that I'd need it later. Anyone else experience something similar?

I don't understand it either.

I've had two transactions cancelled this same way over the last month. The first was a $200 transaction. Cancelled for "high risk." I waited about two weeks then initiated another $60 transaction. Cancelled for "high risk." How the heck are people supposed to buy BTC at this place? As of now the only way I've been able to obtain BTC is by mining LTC and other altcoins and exchanging it for BTC.

Very bad experience.

http://www.cryptmarketcap.com/

 

Password problem...

I successfully changed my password while logged in, but I wasn't able to login using the new password or the old password. I had to request a password reset. During the reset I tried to change the password to the same new password but it wouldn't let me, so I successfully used my old password. The new password was 21 characters, the old is 11. Maybe it's a length problem, where different lengths are accepted in different places?