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dev why the fuck would you make this coin, and make this post, and make that guide, and then just stop posting?
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SNDUmTzdmapVWYuF4ASbZVhoxxnmwQ5sFm for airdrop
thank you very much
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Also waiting on mine for weeks. Will keep you updated on progress.
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Hello,
I have sent a message to the Mobile Go ICO team with all of the required information regarding the ICO transaction through their crowdsale portal. My issue is that I have still not received the MGO tokens on the ETH address on my MobileGO Dashboard.
I did however receive the Incent bonus. I hope that the MobileGO team will reply to my message soon and credit my ETH address with the tokens that I am due. I will gladly edit/update this post once that is done.
Thank you.
I'm in the exact same boat (though I have also not received my incent bonus). I have been trying for days to get this resolved and have contacted people here, on slack, and on email with only minimal response. I'm very frustrated as my distribution information has been in the crowdsale page during the distribution and many other people got their tokens 2 weeks ago. Please let me know if / when your issue is resolved. |
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Everybody just be patient with the bounty distribution, if you go long with the coins you receive, you will be rich
I'm not talking about the incent bonus which I also haven't gotten, I'm talking literally about the tokens that you all seem to get two weeks ago |
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I have not received my tokens, Jack I sent you a PM, thank you.
Jack I followed up with my email. Thanks for your help. Don't really understand why they haven't been distributed |
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I have not received my tokens, Jack I sent you a PM, thank you.
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I did not get an email or offer to sign up for a newsletter when I participated in the crowdsale but I do see my correct email address in my dashboard. Is that normal or how do i sign up separately?
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Does it normally take 24 hours to see balance reflected in the panel?
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Looking at the rich list ( http://www.fuzzbawls.pw/explore/HOdlcoin/ledger.php) there are at least two addresses that mined over 600k coins. It would be rather large botnet or someone with gpu miner. One way or another, these coins once deposited may generate enough to bring the price down. I think game over for hodl. I'm out. 1) Those are pools, not bots. 2) There is still good interest a year from now. The coin is designed to encourage locking coins up, which helps prevent dumping. |
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On short term yes, but they are hurting the coin long term as these guys make a lot of coins "for free" just to dump them.
Doesn't really hurt the coin long term as the coins can only be "dumped" once. |
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Thanks for all your work samsmith and team. Hoping to give in the future.
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Can you guys please post your CPUs and relative mining hashrates, I'm making a doc.
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And it did resist, for two years. Enough time for Evan to engineer a solution to mining centralization.
If thats actually true then Dash will become the most valuable cryptocurrency. Knowing about nothing about "the solution" I sincerely hope its not some game-theory susceptible PoS crap. The infrastructure could haven built in such a way that changing the PoW algorithm would have been regularly planned and trivial. That may end up being an opportunity for a future competitor. Anyway, I like Dash overall and its definitely something I'm keeping my eye on. |
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Hello, I am investigating DASH and am interested in some of its properties but I have a simple question.
How likely is it to fork away now from X11 with the recent creation of X11 ASICs?
I want a PoW coin with privacy, good governance, and staking to encourage people to run nodes, etc. But if Dash is married to X11 then we are just going to end up in the same situation with severe mining centralization.
So is there a plan to fork away from X11 and how likely is it?
X11 is here to stay, but when considering Dash, I recommend you give this issue a lower priority than you normally would. I can't say more at this time but, in typical Evan fashion, a solution has been identified. I'm sure its an amazing solution but I'm wondering, what is the benefit to remaining with a single PoW function? My understanding is the whole purpose behind X11 was to be ASIC resistant. People who have made significant X11 investments have the option of mining and trading other coins. Why not fork again? Was is the downside? |
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Hello, I am investigating DASH and am interested in some of its properties but I have a simple question.
How likely is it to fork away now from X11 with the recent creation of X11 ASICs?
I want a PoW coin with privacy, good governance, and staking to encourage people to run nodes, etc. But if Dash is married to X11 then we are just going to end up in the same situation with severe mining centralization.
So is there a plan to fork away from X11 and how likely is it?
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Lisk has zero advantages over Ethereum. Zero.
Lisk uses sidechains for each dapp. Ethereum puts everything in one blockchain |
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my point was most asics spend more in electricity than they earn in bitcoin now.
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