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This is a fake exchange, it simply facilitates people who support fail coins, to trade amongst them selves, I highly doubt people are flocking to buy RYC and PWC.
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It was added just 2 hours ago.
And? RYC was added at the beggining, and none of that has traded either. Praxis messaged me, and said I should publically admit I was wrong, but until some PWC trades happen, I was still right, PWC is worthless, nobody wants your fail coin. |
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Not a single transaction. imagine that  |
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Powercoin is now added in cryptsy.com.
Big deal, so is RYC. look at it fly |
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Where did RYC go  RYC profitability is in the negatives, so.... |
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Try a higher intensity. I have my I at 18, for my 7950, and I get around 550 KH/s, with no overclock
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There must have been some panic selling (retards losing $$, while most of the world is sleeping), while I was sleeping, because I have no idea what your on about. Woke up to a selling price of .001, and %166 profitability... |
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Warning, Cryptsy is throwing Choosecoin out of whack. %186 is not correct
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Realy interesting to see: As the profitability of Worldcoin goes up on coinchoose, The Hashrate of my DigitalCoin pool is going down :-D
Sad part is, Profitability is only rising, because Cryptsy is throwing Choosecoin out of whack.  |
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Can you remove Cryptsy as a source for valuing currency? It's so out of whack right now, it's not even funny. The buy orders are a compete joke, just people hoping other people will sell buy accident, and they sell orders, are inacurate. It's throwing your profit %, out of whack. Keep an eye on it, maybe, but right now, it's a complete joke.
Or, atleast remove it for everything, except RYC, since it's the only exchange to carry the fail coin
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I tend to remove the thermal paste, from GPU's and CPU's, and use my own. It's cheap, and it helps lower temps, even if only a little.
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Appended the following to difficulty section of the original post to better explain difficulty adjustment.
Every 1080 blocks (6 hours @ 20 seconds per block), it scales the difficulty accordingly. Example: If target is 6 hours and it took 3 hours to find 1080 blocks, difficulty will increase 200%.
And if 6 hours went by, and 1080 blocks hadn't been mined yet, difficulty would lower? Or would it wait until 1080 blocks were found, in say, 12 hours, and then retargeted? Trying to get a grasp on the time based retarget, as a whole. From what I can gather, FTC desprately needs a retarget, but it's taking so damn long, to mine enough blocks, to get there, that it is dieing. Does the lack of response, mean noone knows the answer?? |
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don't like it? move on
We have moved on. Your the one, trolling a GLD Coin bashing thread. If your coin is so great, you wouldn't feel the need to defend it so, it would speak for itself I defend it because I want to not to prove how much its worth, go suck your thumb kiddo You want to not prove? A) that doesn't make any sense. B) It's worth nothing. I looked at the Google Docs Exchange, 2 sell orders, and not a single buy order, ergo, it has no value. Basic Supply and demand. You have the supply, but no demand. you must be blind, I see plenty of buy orders Your right, sorry. There's 2...Asking fractions of an LTC /1k...Sorry |
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don't like it? move on
We have moved on. Your the one, trolling a GLD Coin bashing thread. If your coin is so great, you wouldn't feel the need to defend it so, it would speak for itself I defend it because I want to not to prove how much its worth, go suck your thumb kiddo You want to not to prove? *Edit* oh, I see, forgot a comma. Punctuation is very important, otherwise, you look like an idiot. A) that doesn't make any sense. B) It's worth nothing. I looked at the Google Docs Exchange, 2 sell orders, and not a single buy order, ergo, it has no value. Basic Supply and demand. You have the supply, but no demand. |
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Appended the following to difficulty section of the original post to better explain difficulty adjustment.
Every 1080 blocks (6 hours @ 20 seconds per block), it scales the difficulty accordingly. Example: If target is 6 hours and it took 3 hours to find 1080 blocks, difficulty will increase 200%.
And if 6 hours went by, and 1080 blocks hadn't been mined yet, difficulty would lower? Or would it wait until 1080 blocks were found, in say, 12 hours, and then retargeted? Trying to get a grasp on the time based retarget, as a whole. From what I can gather, FTC desprately needs a retarget, but it's taking so damn long, to mine enough blocks, to get there, that it is dieing. |
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don't like it? move on
We have moved on. Your the one, trolling a GLD Coin bashing thread. If your coin is so great, you wouldn't feel the need to defend it so, it would speak for itself |
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Appended the following to difficulty section of the original post to better explain difficulty adjustment.
Every 1080 blocks (6 hours @ 20 seconds per block), it scales the difficulty accordingly. Example: If target is 6 hours and it took 3 hours to find 1080 blocks, difficulty will increase 200%.
And if 6 hours went by, and 1080 blocks hadn't been mined yet, difficulty would lower? Or would it wait until 1080 blocks were found, in say, 12 hours, and then retargeted? |
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Yes it is working very well indeed. If you do a bit of research, lowering the diff of shares in a P2Pool, doesn't do anything. Your mining client will show you sending shares, but the pool will automatically ignore shares, lower then the diff level it's looking for. Trust me, you need a real pool, or your coin will stagnate. Well whatever coins come into my wallet almost every minute so.......... Can only speak from experience. I can almost garentee, that this is not the case for a number of people, trying the P2Pool pools |
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source code to my gld faucet now available on github  someone make another gld faucet! Yeah right. You can't even give that shit away. Noone wants it |
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Now this isn't about CNC specifically.
It's just an example of an alt coin that has absolutely no community support, no dev and no speculative future.. but yet remains on an exchange.
So two scenarios:
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An exchange can leave an alt coin on their site forever.
It gets pumped/dumped between .0005 - .0015 until the end of time.
Yet too many coins clutter their site and make them look greedy and unprofessional.
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I haven't seen a second scenario yet since I am unaware of any alt coin that has been removed from a bigger exchange such as BTC-e.
Please enlighten me; your thoughts?
They have no reason to remove it, tbh. It's not costing them anything to keep it on there, and as long as people continue to trade it, they continue to make $$ off the fees they charge. If people stopped trading it, then they would probably remove it well there is , credibility i suppose, but hasn't hurt them yet? once they put an actual Currency like Nibble on there , one that is proven , not a pump dump scheme then that should bring back some cred for them. Plus look at that cute little bird ! Ha ha ha. who wouldn't want that? the Japanese already love it ! Sadly, it doesn't matter how good a new Crypto currency is, it will still probably be pumped and dumped. |
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