I believe they said IPO was closed, so no. But they will be available for trade sometime shortly after launch on cryptorush from what I understand.

I have 4x R9 280x GPU's. Been mining with them for about 8 weeks now, no issues. Hash rates on all 4 cards around 725kh/s. I decided to buy an SSD drive (I use the pc that mines as my main pc also). I installed Windows 7, AMD 13.11 drivers (using the same install file I used on the previous hdd), copied the cgminer folder, including the .bat files to start it. When I run miner all I get is hw errors. I've tried booting up on the old hdd and mining, works fine. Any ideas as to what my problem might be?

I'm stumped for words as to how retarded this attempt to release a coin has been. Good bye.

it's source for windows

I've got src code for maxcoin, how do I compile it?

Any plans to fork to Kimoto Gravity Well for difficulty adjustment? It does wonders for a coin apparently

I'm currently implementing the libraries for Keccak Sha-3 into cgminer and should have a working compile this evening.

Well, I wasn't really using my brain too well. The reason the one card is getting around 640kh/s is because it is the card used by the PC for graphics. The other two are dedicated miners. Now, for the first card I had, the original one that was getting 540kh/s, that still seems low, even though it was my only GPU on my desktop. This weekend I plan on mounting all the guts onto a platform and running all 4 of them, see how it performs when it's dedicated.

interested

About 6 weeks ago I purchased a R9 280x. I spent hours trying to tweak it, and the most I could get out of it was around 550 kh/s. I couldn't remember which make it was exactly, and was too lazy to pull the computer apart to find out. So anyways, went and bought 3x Sapphire Dual-X R9-280x's yesterday. While installing them I noticed that they were the exact same as the card I already had in. When I got it up and running and started mining I was instantly getting around 725 kh/s on two card, the third is only getting 640 kh/s, and the old one is still at 550 kh/s. I'm guessing my first card was defective, and that one of my new ones might be as well. Has anybody else experienced this? Does Anybody know if this is a legitimate reason for an exchange?