Thanks for the quick response! Your last sentence clears everything up for me. I don't care about losing the points I've already accumulated, so long as 224497 does still keep them. I do have to set up a new crytobullions account through curecoin with the new name though right?

Great idea, just want to run this past everyone for clarification.

So I make a new user name/wallet through foldingcoin first, then set that up with FAH, finally with curecoin and do all the folding under the curecoin team? What happens to the foldingcoin team as far as Stanford is concerned with their point system then? How does foldingcoin disperse coins to people that aren't actually folding under their team number?

Hello everyone.

I'll start off by saying that I've been folding for over a year now on low settings under the anonymous name. After reading and researching CureCoin, I have signed up, and put my system on full. Granted I don't have a top of the line system for this (4670k, and a 270x) but i'm getting anywhere between 60k-90k ppd. My bonus hasn't kicked in yet, and with only 5 WUs finished, i'm at about 2 CureCoins in my account.

With that out of the way, I would like say that I really like this project's goals. Many in my family have had Alzheimer's, and Cancer. Putting this computer towards research for these diseases is a great thing.

It would really be nice if these CureCoins could pay for the excess power usage, and eventually offset the costs of purchasing a better GPU or two.

I see a potentially monumental project in the works with the furthering of this type of currency. Not to imply that folding@home, and others like it aren't furthering humanity with their efforts, but they really aren't tapping the potential that they could be using their current model. Imagine how much we could progress as a species if your average computer user could see the benefits of using their computer to solve problems, and have their increased costs offset to the point of it not costing as much, or anything at all for their efforts.

I look forward to the implementation of CC2.0, and will continue to fold for this team.