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A new thread might be best, so new people don't feel they need to read the 130 pages this thread.
In the new thread, put a brief history of the coin, and a link to this thread, so if people would like to read it they can.
just my $0.02
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First pool listed and first bounty claimed. Check the OP for details.
Got the bounty, thanks  |
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The only problem with a hardware wallet is hardware fails, and WHEN it does you lose everything. Im liking a software wallet still. Atleast I can make a backup of it, and have it on a few computers.
This why it is suggested that you always keep paper copies of your private keys (even if not using The Snowball). This way in the event of a hardware/software failure, you still have your keys, and your coins I do this for every coin I hold. |
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pool？
What they said. Any pool? Check the OP, they are listed there. |
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Posted to the Re-Ann thread.
And, it should be working now.
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I also can re-lite my p2pool node if there is a need for a pool again.
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hmm you might just be onto something here. Anyone else like the idea? If it brings Octo back to life, and can add value to our coins, then i'm all for it. |
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Just added two more coins to the Multipool (one SHA, one X11). I am still looking for more coins to add, and I will post if I find any more.  Happy Mining! |
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I'm all for it too. I think this would also help other coins that are stable and have been around for a while. If EMC2 can get this market, then other coins could too. Seems like a win/win to me.
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Just a reminder you can use the chat feature in the QT wallet to check the current block on the network by typing "!block s" in the chat, and the bot will let you know the current block info. Example: <ThePeePs> !block s
<Maieutica> Block info for Snowballs
<Maieutica> Block: 157,790
<Maieutica> Block Time: 4h:16m:42s
<Maieutica> Block Size: 6354
<Maieutica> Block tx: 6
<Maieutica> Checkpoint:
<Maieutica> Hash: 7ad4fc5c0809f3d622556cf9b844a2d45b294d149a6e8bab1e3522ee5e89a7bb
<Maieutica> Height: 157,785
<Maieutica> Time: 2015-01-13 21:46:47 UTC
<Maieutica> Stake Wght: 1,584.35056775
<Maieutica> Money Sply: 42,408,810.606415 Other bot commands: <ThePeePs> !help
<Maieutica> !block m: Get block info for Maieuticoin.
<Maieutica> !block s: Get block info for Snowballs.
<Maieutica> !market m: Get Market value for exchanges for Maieuticoin.
<Maieutica> !nodes m: Get the list of Maieuticoin nodes the multipool is currently connected to
<Maieutica> !market s: Get Market value for exchanges for Snowballs.
<Maieutica> !nodes s: Get the list of Snowballs nodes the multipool is currently connected to
<Maieutica> !quote: Get a random Techonlogy quote.
<Maieutica> !8ball: Get an answer from the magic 8 Ball
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Ok, everyone. If you check the block chart you'll see how the network responds to some steady hash.  Nice regular blocks and no dips into switch-pool land. Fear not - we're still working on fixing the algo so that it handles low hash periods. Welcome to a stable Cat.  Thanks for your patience and feedback, Cats. This marathon starts now! Andy Whoa, nice to see us back up in the 300's again |
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Just an FYI,
Seems Bittrex is having an issue with their Snowballs wallet, so the pool's payout may not be able to go out today.
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I have been quiet and neutral on this, but I feel that it's time I speak up. The last thing we need right now is for people like Hozer and etblvu1, who have been either FUD'ing or trying to take over CAT, to continue to do so. They need to sit down, shut up, and let the Dev team do their thing. Agreed. I'm sick and tired of the bullshit they keep trying to pull. If they don't like the current situation with CAT they're welcome to start up their own coin rather than trying to take control of CAT while it still has a dev team. I also saw their antics on IRC ages back and I have little trust in them. They appeared to want what's best for the coin on the surface but to me it just appeared that they wanted the coin ran the way THEY wanted, everyone else be damned. I however do still have confidence in the current team. For what it's worth I hold just under 10k CAT myself (and I've stayed in CAT ever since the first week after I started out with DOGE, which itself was my first foray into cryptocurrency) and I'm staying put. If CAT does fully die off (which I doubt) I'm probably done with cyptocurrency altogether. That's my thoughts on the matter. Same here, though I wish had just under 10k CAT  |
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Somebody will give nodes?
addnode=47.17.84.135
addnode=94.23.29.195
addnode=192.99.13.67
addnode=192.222.158.186
addnode=46.163.110.77
addnode=203.59.187.121
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FYI - pool operators and *nix users - don't upgrade to the latest openSSL before compiling your coind. There is a problem with openSSL 1.0.0p / 1.0.1k that could cause trouble with coin block chains. Background: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=919373.0http://sourceforge.net/p/bitcoin/mailman/message/33221963/This is not a problem with the Windows binaries, as those packages are manually installed at build time, and the windows packages/dependencies are statically linked. Windows wallets are built with the exact packages we specify at build time. For example: The current wallet, 9.1.1/09.01.01 uses openSSL 1.0.1g, which fixed the Heartbleed security bug. Linux users: Earlier versions of openSSL can be found here: https://www.openssl.org/source/old/1.0.1/Don't use 1.0.1e or f as they suffer from the Heartbleed bug. Any of the rest - from 1.0.1g through 1.0.1j - are recommended. Andy Thanks for the info! |
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From being a miner and holder of CAT a month after it was launched, I too have notice the sharp divide amongst those in the community that were either looking for CatCoin to be successful, or just profitable to mine. And while yes, it would be great to have a coin that's profitable to mine, that's counter to having LONG TERM successful coin.
CatCoin was one of the first coins I became really involved in, and is one of the few that is still around a year later. Though I have only been involved in crypto for a year, there has one thing that I have noticed to be true. If a coin looks to be successful for the long term, then looking at the short term, or even medium term outcomes is completely POINTLESS!
Yes, we have had our troubles with the diff re-targeting code when we were getting slammed by some multipools, in the past, but I think most, if not all, multipools are either ignoring us or have taken us out of their pools entirely.
I have been quiet and netual on this, but I feel that it's time I speak up. The last thing we need right now is for people like Hozer and etblvu1, who have been either FUD'ing or trying to take over CAT, to continue to do so. They need to sit down, shut up, and let the Dev team do their thing.
Hozer almost had me running his rouge code on my P2Pool node, as he took me by surprise telling me that there was a new version of the wallet out, and I needed to update. Luckly for me, I didn't take the bait, but almost did. It was only after re-reading the dev channel log, seeing no mention of new release, or on here, that I saw that I shouldn't "upgrade" and didn't.
As for the logo, I still like our original one better, but just my two cents.
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The backlog page for the pool has been updated. If your payout amount is blue, and would like your coins, please PM me with your address, and your coins will be sent. |
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