Weren't there a couple of seed nodes written in to the wallet?  When I launch the wallet without addnodes in the conf file it never connects to anything.  I am pretty sure when this coin was brand new that wasn't the case and I could connect to the network without any addnodes in the conf.

If I use the addnodes list Peter posted I wind up on a fork with very small network weight and I wind up staking a block about every second.

This wasn't a problem until very recently.  I don't know what happened but it wasn't forking before now.

We pulled those emails straight out of what was essentially Josh's inbox.  Josh had his mailbox set to public in google groups so we saw what was sitting then there.  If someone faked those they would have somehow had to know in advance that someone would (much later) post the public link to the google mailbox.  There is no question that those emails are authentic.  Rishab was probably just embarrassed by how monumentally stupid it made him appear.

Totally relate.  Except that I killed my TV a long time ago.  You may have 250+ channels but I wager you still have nothing at all worth watching 99% of the time.

Looks dead.  I am not seeing new blocks even with network connections.

Right on!  You rock.

Ahh.  Thank you.

What is CC?  Can't seem to find it with google.

btc.com has a new coming soon page.  Wonder what the story is there.

Alright people we can do this, we can break this record!  Only a couple hundred more percent!  Who's with me?

I have a feeling the "dumbing" will continue.

The only advantage of cryptsy is that they never de-list anything, pretty much ever.  Bittrex will de-list if the volume isn't high enough and for a stake coin that could be a problem, especially early on.  But otherwise bittrex is a better exchange in my opinion.  As long as volume stays high enough on bittrex I don't really care if cryptsy picks it up.

You should point your titan at IPOminer.  I didn't know this coin was coming out because I don't have time to follow everything in the forums but the IPOminer multiport was pointed at from the moment it dropped and I was glad it was.  Since IPOminer is a multipool it follows the most valuable coin (from among a half dozen or so right now) but then when promising new coins appear they usually get at least some attention from the multiport for a while.  Not all of them wind up being worth the effort but some of them wind up being well worth it.

That is awesome!

The 2 days thing is a prediction about how long on average it will take you to stake based on how many coins you have staking vs how many coins are staking on the network.  But even that number is just a guideline.  I had enough coins that it was predicting 7 hours to stake and it actually took more than 36 before I staked anything.  So basically if it says you are staking all you can do is wait for it to hit.

So how are POS blocks found exactly?  I have had 900k staking for about 24 hours and in that time I have added more so that I have 1.3 million staking now and I have yet to find a POS block.  It has pretty consistently said expected time to earn reward is 7 hours although occasionally it has gone higher to 8 or even 9 one time when I looked.  But still nada.

Maybe the bulk of the site was Joe's project that Josh wanted him to do in exchange for the prime.  Maybe that clucky dude really did only do the front page.

That site looks scraped from somewhere else to me.  The mix of items if very weird.

My l'doge has been staking for 16 hours and said the average stake time would be 7 or 8 hours but hasn't staked yet.  Is this a luck thing?

Yes I was actually the one who pointed out that the OP said that.  Funny that you would say that someone else's point was that I can't read when apparently you suffer from that impairment.  If you can't refrain from being a dick you can just ignore me.

And approximately 35 billion LiteDoge is somehow less of a discrepancy from 1.04 billion than 35 billion?  What exactly is your point?