How long will be a token sale and when do you plan to start listing on LCX?

sounds good , but i am not very familiar with LCX exchange and maybe i will not participate in the IEO , i will buy it directly on the Minswap dex , then what about the tokens that are not sold out ?
Will it be burned immediately or force it to be sold out

It is important to blend the hard assets in. I am old school but I remember Andy Warhols Campbell soup art in the 60s. He was mocked and pillaged for ruining art.

I look at him as the father of the NFT movement.

Maybe this project goes to a second chain. Lets say ETC.

A cross chain concept that still uses hard iron (ETC needs gpus and or asics)

and Cardano more of a pos coin. Melds pos and pow into a hybrid-platform.

I will keep an eye out for this thread and list it as a watch thread.

I saw it mentioned that there will be 15% available for NFT bounties. What kind of bounties will be distributed?

after doing IEO at LCX excange, will it be registered immediately?
Or waiting for the next sale?
I don't see official information when it's traded on the exchange or Dex

^ ICO seem very odd. ADA is  more for SPO afaik.

i really don't see projects using ADA's smart contract that is above the rank of CMC. if they can't make it there, ADA will still be a project that may not surface to be adopted by majority. in muesliswap, most of the tokens i see are defi projects never been heard before.

will it change when djed stablecoin launched?

We've had some inquiries to Intel, but no news to report yet.

I've added a very simple page with links to the versions https://kano.is/cgminer.php
However, the zip will always point to the current windows, binary only, gekko release.

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All new accounts require registration now (for a few of years)

Simply requires an email address, nothing more, to get vastly superior mining data
(and superior reward and payment data vs any other pool)

Certain old address accounts, like sidehack's, still work.

Please provide a link to the binary I built, not a copy of it.

Just as a note, all sticks are tested for a minimum of 12 hours at 400MHz and must average at least 220GH (80% speed) during this test to be cleared for shipping.

These sticks don't run well at low speeds. You don't buy a Ferrari to drive Miss Daisy. These chips were made to go FAST and they tend to choke while slow. The higher the clock, if the voltage is stable, the closer they'll run to true. If you want to overclock one but it's stalling in low speeds, you need to --gekko-start-freq to a higher speed, and if it still has trouble stalling, --gekko-tune-up to a lower step threshold.

For instance, I noticed some sticks have trouble below 200MHz and some have trouble below 300. For most, 300MHz is past the breakover point where they start running well. Therefore my test script includes:

--gekko-compacf-freq 400 --gekko-start-freq 300 --gekko-tune-up 85

which means it targets 400MHz, starts ramping from 300MHz (instead of the default 200), and will step up when the measured hashrate breaks 85% of expected (instead of the default ...90-95%?)

So Sledge, it's likely that your sticks are not faulty at all. It's more likely that you need to adjust command line parameters to force it past the sluggy bottom end and into the smoother high revs. If it doesn't level out above 300-400MHz, that's when adjusting the volt screw could start to make a difference.

Dude, you're wrong! This isn’t the same thing as Tor for Windows !!!

Tor is a browser.
Windows is an operating system.
Tails is, in my subjective opinion, the best, known anonymous operating system in the world!