ocminer/superminer works well for me. No dev fee and isn't too difficult to set up. https://github.com/ocminer/suprminer/

You can get the link to it through supernova pool as well if you'd rather not trust a link provided by a random guy on this thread.

I believe coins only appear on coinmarketcap after a certain volume of transactions. I can't see anywhere that coin lion is currently traded. Perhaps will only be traded in any volume once its own exchange is up and running?

Ah I see thanks for pointing that out. Asics trying to cash in everywhere but with Bulwark going to pos, kind of like Pivx, I guess they decided they don't need to take a stance on the whole asic vs gpu mining debate.

Yeah Centra delisted on Binance and everything. From what I've seen, they only delist coins when there is an obvious issue or major concern with the project - like that it is no longer going ahead, or deception by developers.

Interesting that pow is still going on, at least for the next little while, but on whattomine bulwark is wayyyy down low. Not sure if whattomine is showing an accurate representation of profitability at this stage. Perhaps some issue with the way data is collected and displayed online.

Yeah good point. I'm a miner so would be good to know exactly when the rewards get changed from 88% block reward down to 70%.

I'm sure alot of the people mining between coins to whatever is most profitable will drop off when the block reward changes, thereby reducing difficulty and probably keeping current net reward levels roughly the same, but will still be interesting to know and see what happens.

Is there an updated announcement page? Need to get that sorted to draw more interest to PGN

At this stage, all the announcement page says is that they weren't ready for all the interest and have a new algo. I want to hear what's next for the project and what direction it will go in.

Trying to find your announcement thread, but looks like the link on the first page only goes to the bitcointalk home page?

Looks great - love an aussie project

Will support and sign up for bounty as well

This looks very ambitious. Most of what is listed (like a debit card) would be grounds for a project just by itself. Combining all the elements in one bank project does look to be almost overly ambitious. Has the team delivered anything on a similar scale?

Yeah I doubt nicehash is leading to more than rvn even at these increased difficulty levels. Also checking any other coin on whattomine and the most consistent coin (but still comparatively low) is ethereum. I doubt very much that nicehash is x2 raven!

I think that's fair enough - if the purpose of the bounty is to increase exposure for a project, and your articles gain zero exposure, then why should a bounty be paid. As long as there is fair criteria for assessing exposure (like number of views or followers) then this is fair enough.

Case in point, the post got merited. Thanks for the merit of course - looks like you agree!

Only just learning about biblepay - looks great. I have a mining rig and I'm interested in peoples experience with CPU mining. If you have an i3 CPU, and are mining other coins with the GPU's, how is the stability with biblepay?

Posting in altcoins will earn you little (based on my own experience!) even if you write something informative and useful. I think alot of the good posts get buried in the 'noise' of low quality/spam like posts used to meet bounty campaign quotas. It's a shame, since I like learning about new altcoins.

Most that I can suggest from my limited experience is to try and mix it up a bit, and if you like or want to support altcoins, use your Smerit to reward good posts in that forum.

Also, posting about why you don't get merits or the pros/cons of the merit system seems to get a disproportionately high amount of merit. Go figure.

Also, if you speak Russian or another language, there seems to be a lot of merit going through some of those sub forums. You may think I'm joking but seriously, have a look. If English isn't your primary language that could actually play in your favour in some forums, depending on the specific language.

This is what I like to see - exchanges deciding to list a coin because the project is a success, rather than the coin developers wasting tens of thousands on exchanges to get a listing! Leaves more money for actual development of the project.

Why a new thread? If it is needed you can close comments to the old thread (assuming you have the permissions). Might be easier than having two separate threads running.

I've seen a few coins list on crypto bridge recently and it seems to be working well. Also, they don't (yet?) charge tens of thousands of dollars for a listing, so support them for the great work they are doing. Money saved from listings is money that can be spent on developing a coin, updating websites, implementing changes etc.

So any updates? Feel like the first page is just a placeholder for a more substantial announcement of what the project aims to do. If it is just a proof of concept of x16s then there isn't really much point to mining at the moment!

I feel like if we'd been fooled, there would be no need for money2020 sponsorship or other updates on partnerships etc. But maybe I'm a fool who doesn't want to be convinced that he has been fooled