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Who do you think I am - Sherlock Holmes? Yeah, right, I'll go track those people down straight away, infiltrate their communications, get into their lives - to give you a "valid proof". If I see an e-mail from Nigeria, saying that I've been chosen by a prince to help him move a pile of gold and diamonds out of the country for a hefty commission, I just smile and move on. I don't start investigations to collect a "valid proof" of an obvious scam, got a brain so don't need those. This has been done many times before, it's a very easy and popular way for devs to make money. Why do you think they even change the current algo? And why invent a new one, what's wrong with the gazillion of those that already exist? We all know that they're not inventing shit and this new algo is just gonna be a re-hash of the existing algos. No one "needs" this, except the guy(s) providing all the suckers with a slow cpu miner while they're mining with gpus/fpgas/asics/etc.

We're talking about the coin that's actually running a signature campaign paying less than $1 for 50 posts! That's what Jr. Members currently get, 0.05 * 50 = 2.5 Sono, and with the highest bid of 0.00005101 BTC per SONO, that's eighty fucking cents. For 50 posts per week. One might think that they're either delusional or downright broke. If it's the latter, then it's understandable why the algo switch and "cpu only mining" for a month.

P.S. I'm not saying that it's a scam 100%, just that it's extremely fishy, that's all.

DO NOT USE CVM POOL IT STEAL'S COINS!

Hello,

   I have 10 MLDs on a powered USB data hub.  Everything seems to be working fine at the moment...  What I am looking to find out is, can I make each MLD a separate worker?  Anyone know how to do that (if possible)?


thanks
George

I think you have to put the COM port for each Moonlander into the command line - sure it’s been discussed before

I am not sure if you can stack command lines with one instance of BFGminer however you can definitely isolate each instance of BFGminer to one specific device. That is dependent upon being able to run more than one instance. Linux I am fairly certain you can. probably can in Windows too.

If you can, configure each instance isolating the device in the command line

-S ALL --set MLD:clock=600

Instead of -S ALL you would enter the individual device. If you have four devices then you will have dev 0,1,2,3

So

-S 0 --set MLD:clock=600
-S 1 --set MLD:clock=600
-S 2 --set MLD:clock=600
-S 3 --set MLD:clock=600

Then you can set up 4 different workers on a site such as hash-to-coins.com and designate what scrypt coin that particular worker is to mine.

So an example command line for one instance might be such as this:

bfgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://hash-to-coins.com:3333 -u username.workername1 -p 1,d=256 -S 0 --set MLD:clock=600

and another would be:

bfgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://hash-to-coins.com:3333 -u username.workername2 -p 1,d=256 -S 1 --set MLD:clock=600


That might work for you but I will bet someone else knows more about the command line and what is possible without having to run separate instances.

Zerocoin requires developer and coin authorisation before it can be implemented. The application has a waiting list of 6-8 weeks.

In the meantime, we will ensure wallets and nodes continue to work correctly in the coming months.

Progress has been made:
*Nodes and staking are 100% functional. Most coins can't boast the same

* Compatibility updates to Nodes-VPS, which makes the node setup much easier

* Block Explorer up and running

*Masternode guide

* Twitter marketing campaign + backing from large accounts such as mocho17 (32,000 followers)

*Hired mods on Discord and slack to help manage the community

* All dev pos and mn rewards getting burned this weekend


Until zerocoin is implemented, Magna is just another masternode coin so other exchange listings are pointless. Once the fundamentals are in place we'll consider larger exchange listings.