That's the thing about a Meme... they get replaced.

Is it possible to return a reject reason (e.g. Stale - previous job) for stale work, instead of bouncing them as untracked?  It is rather annoying not getting per-device reject rates.  Yes, this means you have to track old jobs for a period instead of clearing everytime a work flush occurs, but it makes the stratum communication a lot cleaner.

Huh? WafflePool mines many other coins then Litecoin, and WP has been consistently more profitable then straight LTC. Keep in mind that 100% LTC is still a statistically derived rate, and you would never actually achieve 100% LTC income due to variance, orphans, pool fees, etc.  Your "closest" comparison would be litecoinpool (because it's PPS) - after adding their 4% fee and subtracting WP's 2% fee, the WP vs LTC Stat would need to drop below 94% before it was actually more profitable to only mine litecoin for that day.

Certainly tho, the altcoin market is in a bit of a slump. That's okay, it happens often enough, and will probably pick up again when we see another boom in BTC/LTC interest.

I hope PoolWaffle gets nscrypt multipool going soon - interesting profit opportunities there.  I have been leasing some of my GPU equipment for mining scrypt(n=11) for the last few days, and it has been over twice the profit as compared to WP.  scrypt(n=10) is nearing the end of its profitable life for GPUs already, it seems.

If you are still mining at middlecoin, it's amazing if you are even paying for power costs.  Try another pool...  this one is rather dead.

Nice to see PND still alive and under active development.  Will be hanging onto my PND that I mined near the start for the foreseeable future - will be interesting to watch where this coin goes.

There is plenty of activity on this coin.  The dev posts fairly often, and this thread is never idle for too long.  Trading on cryptsy has been pretty busy too - some good up/down and decent walls on both the buy and sell sides.

The smart players are mining, buying, and holding EXECoin - it's time is soon, when ASICs are coming.  If you're looking for a pump and dump bubble, go hop on the latest fad color coin clone and forget about it.  I'll keep mining and holding my EXE.

As for a lack of new features, what exactly would you have the devs add? Constant change isn't needed to make a good coin - stability and a growing user base is.  And that'll come with time.

http://explorer.execoin.net/tx/4f8a3dedf96d135d0e88b53e2528c535beac2b29ebb889c4e82647bb35ba4238

Someone was feeling generous, heh...

Fee: 3.7365522 EXE

I don't see the need; at least not yet.  Wait and see what actually emerges onto the market.

This pool is basically dead, running in full-auto mode.  Go elsewhere if you actually want to make a profit.

The vast majority of miners left at MiddleCoin are probably botnets.

Once you pass .01BTC earned (not yet sent), you are placed in the payment queue.  If you look at the graph on the stats page (http://wafflepool.com/stats), you can see that payments occur approximately every 12 hours (the jumps in blue/sent).  The next payment cycle should occur within the next several hours.

Lol, and why exactly would tf2honeybadger have any idea what's going on with WC?  He's a CGA pool admin.

Ya, no...  More like Dogecoin block reward halved, and over 25GH bailed (a good portion likely moving to LTC).  Not to mention WafflePool and other multi-pools are directing the majority of their power at LTC again.

Scrypt ASICs are still several months away from having a serious impact.

If you set expiry too low (possibly compared to scan-time), a lot of valid work will get discarded when no-submit-stale is enabled.  Make sure no-submit-stale is not turned on, and increase expiry a few seconds if you see discarded shares that occur seperate from block changes.

Thought it was time to mine some vertcoin again, so I am pointing one rig at this awesome pool.

Glad to see ProjectXPPS is still alive and kicking.

Would be loving a "Do not exchange litecoins" option right now.  Especially at these prices.

I don't know what planet you come from... but rapidly decreasing network security is a big LOSE.  At this rate of hashrate decline, doge is going to be ripe for 51% attacks after another halving or two.  Then you'll see someone's fancy new scrypt ASIC warehouse attack the coin like we saw with all the SHA clones that didn't move to merge mining. What happens after an attack like that?  Value plummets.  Based on dev/community choices, this is almost certainly the future of Doge.

No amount of cute memes or advertising can save a blockchain with a fraction of the global hashrate while maintaining a decent market cap.

And the idea that Doge could convert to PoS easily is rather laughable.  Hard forks aren't easy to coordinate, specifically when you have a large community and many aren't particularly technical.

Any bets on how low the Dogecoin network hashrate is going to go after the halving?

It's around 75GH/s right now, so I am going to guess under 35GH/s by the end of the week.

Bye bye network security... one block value halving at a time.

What is "going on" is called mining a very low-diff coin.  If the reject/stale rate spikes occasionally, but is on average somewhere around 3-5% (average over several days), then everything is working fine.

None of these reasons explain un-exchanged dating back multiple months... (except maybe the last one)

Heh, that FAQ would end up at least 10 pages long I think.