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dannyboy

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dannyboy

Hahaha wouldn't you know it - a reboot fixed it.  My expected earnings is now climbing again   I guess a may have to put a reboot on cron daily or something...

Hi all, I've got a technical mining question...

I'm running a 5 chip gridseed with cgminer on linux (Debian wheezy x86_64).  The version of cgminer I'm using is built from the source here https://github.com/girnyau/cgminer-gc3355.git  I did try dtbartle's version but couldn't get it to work.  Anyway... has been working fine for a number of weeks, hashing away on p2pool scrypt (mainly on uk.p2pool.geek.nz:5556) but at some point over the weekend, it stopped working.  Everything *appears* fine in cgminer (Accepted blocks, A, R, HW counts rising as expected) but my p2pool page is showing estimated earnings of zero

You can see my miner here:

http://myriad.p2pool.geek.nz/miner/1/MUSfEGXCTuoy996PjJnQysnaTofdrVtEDw

I restarted my machine about an hour ago so I'm hoping it will somehow spring back into life, but it hasn't yet!  Any ideas?

Cheers,
Dan

Thanks for the info jwinterm, my rewards are indeed ramping up nicely   Looking forward to seeing what they get up to after a day or two.

Yeah I figured I'd give p2pool a try instead   I've only used more "traditional" pools up until now - is there anything I should know about p2pool?

Where are all the qubit miners at?  Its looking lovely and profitable, but I'm all alone with my little rig on myrq.suprnova.cc   Anyone care to join me?  Either that or point me at a pool where blocks are actually being found!

Nice depth charts on cryptsy and mintpal today - are we finally going to see some price rises?

Hi all,

I love the new website http://www.myriadplatform.org/ but I am somewhat disappointed that the old website is still online at http://www.myriadcoin.org/

Who controls the www.myriadcoin.org domain?  Can't we get this pointed to the new site?  Its pretty poor marketing that the second hit when searching "myriad coin" in google is a defunct site!

Other than that... keep up the good work

Dan

Hi guys,

I was wondering if anyone could update me on the current status of the http://www.myriadcoin.org website?  I understand that the owner of the site "dropped off the radar" and hence the site has not been updated for a while (ie: pointing at old wallet versions, not listing all merchants / exchanges).

Is this being resolved?  Is it possible to resolve?  I love this coin and have great hopes for its future, but it is a bit crappy if the main website is out of control and not being updated

I realise everyone is being pointed at the http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com site and that this site is up to date (thanks foodies), but like it or not, most people who hear about this coin on a podcast or the like are going to probably head to the old site first... and there is nothing on the old site saying that it is out of date!

What are people's thoughts on this?

Cheers,
Dan

Great news on the mobile phone SMS wallet people!  Yet another thing that rises myriad way above the sea of shitcoins.  Keep up the good work.  I for one am mining, buying and holding.  To the moon!

People are just trading a few of their MYR for BTC to ride the upswing of BTC.  An imbalance of sellers to buyers will always push the price down a bit.  I wouldn't worry too much, if you look a the market cap (long term) there hasn't been a significant drop and the trend is most definitely upwards:

https://coinmarketcap.com/myr_90.html

In actual fact what is happening is good news - BTC increasing in value will also bring in new investors and traders to the crypto markets as a whole.  More fiat will pass over the "event horizon" into crypto and inevitably lots of that investment will find its way through to MYR because MYR is one of the most promising alt coins out there.   

Also ... consider this ... MYR may be (currently) worth a smaller fraction of a BTC, but BTC value expressed in fiat is increasing thus compensating somewhat for the drop in MYR-BTC exchange rate. 

My advice to anyone right now is buy MYR while its cheap... once all those new BTC holders start moving into alt markets, the price of MYR will most definitely rise.

I'm not personally offended by it... but it doesn't give the most professional of impressions to newcomers.  Ah well I'll shut up now as I always say - judge a man by his actions not his words