Thank you kind sir, for saving me compile time I shall give you a tip 

I think it's pretty much the exact opposite.  Bittrex is US based and with our financial regulatory body (SEC) recently going on record that ICOs that contain any financial incentive for participation/ownership are subject to regulation the same as traditional securities (financial instruments) Bittrex is vary wary to list projects that clearly fall in that category and hence would be gray area illegal to own or process through US financial institutions without that ICO having SEC review and prior approval.

This is why tokens like DNT, Iconomi, TAAS, etc... will likely never be on Bittrex or Poloniex.

If I didn't know better if swear you read my comments about my concerns of post distribution adoption, I LOVE this idea.

Slowing the holder distributions will provide a greater runway to final distro, and incentives to create real world adoption is EXACTLY what's needed when the full million is in circulation.

Excellent work!

For all the FUD i'd like to point out that HLM made the announcement of snapshotting SPR quite some time ago.  I'm not a LONG-term SPR holder but I did buy some early in the Summer for less than half the current price on spec for HLM.  Those who are just now seeing/realizing this project just weren't paying enough attention.

With the amount of time they gave tgere was PLENTY of opportunity for anyone to participate.

Ethereum is the gas.  The ether ecosystem is built on the concept of ether used as the exchange fuel whilst tokens provide project participation.  Buy/send a small bit of ETH to your MEW address for gas, when needed.

If history teaches anything, there should be a substantial drop that will trend for 2 to 3 weeks leading to the next distribution.  

Personally, as a believer in BB, I fear a very bearish market when the distribution ends.  I think there's a very good long-term outlook but with no clear utility beyond spec investing at the moment, I suspect we'll see a major lull in interest when investors are no longer hedging against their 20% gains.

I look at BB as a long-term hold but expect $100 or less per gbyte post distribution.

My daily fluctuated a little but off a mix of about 10 nvidia cards i've mined roughly 10k sigt in just under two weeks.  With today's price spike this has been THE most profitable coin i've mined to date, I think.  That said now that we have a boom in interest and price plus 2 days from reward halving the gravy train is slowing to a crawl.

Thinking of moving back to DGB for a while on spec.

There is no whitepaper here, just a big graphic, unless I missed the link.

I checked the ORIGINAL whitepaper and it only talks up using nist5 and QT (and is rather copypasta even in reference to those) with NO mention of a relaunch or benefit to it.

I've also regularly checked the original Coinonat thread for a few months and don't recall seeing this ever brought up.

If i'm missing something, please point me to it, otherwise this smells to high hell of unnecessary PnD hype development from what I've seen on past now-dead projects.

This ummm... what?  why?

Why on earth would you want to move TO X11, when it's on the cusp of ASIC domination?

Also, why wpuld there JUST be a statement saying original Coinonat was 70% done with MN codebase?

This reminds me of AMMO rewards trying to pull a second ICO a month after their first because the "devs" didn't get rich enough the first time around.

Please ANYWHERE but yobit.  That site has more issues than poloniex AND they're outright sketchy.

Diff went through the ROOF with the recent price increase, i've gone from almost 50 sigt/hr down to 30 if i'm lucky in the last two days.  The sp_ leak probably hasn't helped much either.  When the reward halves in the next 2-3 days we'll see it get even lower.  Hopefully price will keep rising.

Bounty for work done (e.g. translations) are not giveaways.  In loosest context it's more like contract work being done on spec.  I do think some of the newer "airdrops" fall very close to being giveaways and I'm a little perplexed at how some recent sig/bounty campaigns have been clamped down on whilst some VERY sketchy airdrop threads are able to run unchecked.

I don't like being a dick, but i think i'm going to start reporting up more of those threads to the mods.  Recently some long running ANNs were locked due to relatively minor infractions, and I fear many scam airdrop threads go unattended.

I've tried executing in Parity but it doesn't confirm when i finish the contract execution.  No ETH sent, just recommended gas used.

The issue i keep getting is a missing .dll notice when I start spreadminer.  I've (re)installed the vcredist x86 and x64 and still, same message.  Anyone familiar with this?  I can't remote to that rig at the moment to check the exact dll but i think it was mvc100.

How so? It still seems nvidia has a serious edge in the variability of coins it can mine well.  If folks are using polaris cards for ETH they're giving up BTC they could be making more of off other algos.

Faucets are an ancient (in internet time) tried and true method for trickling coins out to the masses.  This one appears completely legit (read:worked for me) and has a simple captcha compared to some faucets I've seen.

As the saying goes: "hope in one hand and shit in the other, see which one fills up first".

I'm fairly certain this is an abandoned project, would be prime to get picked up by anyone wanting to jumpstart a blockchain project off an existing codebase with an existent and fairly mined pre-distribution.

As someone who pushed considerable hash to mine this early on i'm sad to see it go undeveloped.

Looking at the formatting of the OP i'm seriously starting to think someone is selling a "paint by numbers - make your own useless pump coin kit".  The ANN posts all have a similar layout, the details are all equally vague, they have some sort of barely described "hook" niche use or feature, and they're scrypt or X11.

I can't think of the names offhand but i've seen at least a half dozen similar ANNs in the last 2-3 months.

I'd caution against speculation of a LARGE price bump from helium.  They pushed the snapshot date out very last minute, and on aug 1st (original date) it hadn't accumulated more than 20% in the preceding days.  That said with everyone's spec BTC freed up now after the fork i expect to see bigger swings across the board for a while.

A "fair" price is the one which people are willing to pay.  I'd figure given the sudden surge of competing products they saw a need to lower it to remain competitive.