LANT is a new currency being introduced by Lantic Trading Ltd. which will initially be used in our three existing companies. This will ensure an immediate value and use for the currency whilst new partnerships and uses are added. 20% of the group’s net profit will be used to buy back and burn coins to support and increase the coin’s value starting in Q3 2018.

Please see the links at the end for more details on our Founder's Nodes, LANT and companies.


Founder’s Nodes
Founder’s Nodes are the foundation of our partnership with investors in the LANT currency and an integral part of shaping our future development with the introduction of voting rights. No further Founder’s Nodes will be created after this sale however they will be transferable. There will be no Master Node sale and all future coins will be mined.

Founder’s Node Sale - 19 March 2018 – 16 April 2018
Mainnet Release Date – 30 April 2018
Founder's Node Maximum Quantity - 100
Founder’s Node Price – 5,000 LANT = 5 ETH

Founder’s Nodes will have the following additional benefits over standard Master Nodes;
•   Voting rights on spending of the reserved premine to support the currency objectives,
•   Voting rights on the listing of new coins on Lantic Exchange,
•   Will pay no trading fees on Lantic Exchange.

The funds raised by the Founder's Node sale will be used for
•   85% Initial liquidity for Lantic Exchange,
•   10% Marketing for LANT.
•   5% Development costs


LANT Details

(block 1 = premine, 2-500 = 1 LANT to prevent instamine)


Premine Allocation



Links for more information:
LANT Founder’s Node Registration – http://lantictrading.com/fn-registration/
LANT Founder’s Node Details - http://lantictrading.com/founders-nodes/
LANT Details – http://lantictrading.com/lant-details/
LANT Roadmap – http://lantictrading.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/Lantic-Trading-LANT-Roadmap.pdf
Lantic Trading – http://lantictrading.com/
Lantic Mining – http://lanticmining.co.uk/
Lantic Funds – http://lanticfunds.com/
Lantic Exchange – http://lanticexchange.com/

Please note there is currently no bounty campaign for pools, translations, explorer etc.

Price has reduced to $3K (https://shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=000201803162234588810T73G76V05F6). Someone else posted this in another thread.

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Steve

If ever an example were needed of how not to sell a new product. There are fundamental problems with any product which drops to a quarter of the initial price within days of introduction.

Hope nobody bought at $12K or Bitmain are offering refunds...

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Steve

Totally agree - I definitely wouldn't buy one and would advise the same to anyone else. Just the 'scam' description seems unwarranted.

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Steve

Maybe put a bit more detail of what you are looking for...

We have pools from before 2017 but you wouldn't want to buy them because they only list a few coins used by customers. I'd guess you are looking for an established pool with lots of coins, miners and a good raltively passive income?

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Steve

Personally I wouldn't even dream of buying one to resell with the responses from Monero et al. but equally I wouldn't call it a scam - if you are willing to gamble $12K then I'm sure that they exist and you'll get a machine.

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Steve

Happy to support the coin/community with a node on one of our servers if you still need them?

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Steve

We need news that appeals to a wider market than the existing crypto-currency community to make any difference to the market.

'Non-crypto' people flooded into BTC based on the mainstream media coverage and hype and promise of almost overnight riches at the end of 2017/early 2018. The only type of announcements which will help crypto now are ones that affect a much wider community.

I've no doubt that will happen but think it will be a slower process than the last pump.

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Steve

Should also be a good opportunity to grab some (relatively) low difficulty XMR when the fork happens - we're advising our customers to keep rigs available to switch over to it.

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Steve

When we start seeing progress along coins' roadmaps and real world uses then we're going to see headlines, hype and new money coming into crypto. It's really up to coin dev's to start delivering on their promises/plans now otherwise we'll see stagnation and a continuing decline in market cap as people move back to fiat.

I'm certain it will happen eventually but when...no idea.

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Steve

http://xmr.noctism.com/

Monero hardfork countdown.

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Steve

I wouldn't touch either the X3 or Giant-N with a bargepole... I'm with the cynics that think these are being sold because Baikal/Bitmain realise they are going to be redundant soon. Baikal particularly - 'immediate despatch' can't mean anything other than they are already built and I can't believe they have been stockpiling them without using them.

There'll always be some who will buy the latest miner without looking at the market (looking at eBay particularly here) but I think people are really going to get burnt with these. The A3 was a good buy/mine/resell opportunity because Sia was always very unlikely to fork but these two are looking at an application which is going to virtually disappear.

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Steve

If you are looking for a short term profit or a regular income then no, definitely not worth it at the moment.
If you can wait for your profit and HODL established coins or are willing to put some time into finding coins which 'might' have future value then yes, worth it.

Most of our own rigs are speculative mining with the current bear market and profitability. Customer's rigs seem to be split about 50/50 between those who haven't changed from ETH etc. and those who are mining some fairly obscure or new coins. At a guess I'd say about 5% have either reduced their number of rigs or have at least considered and asked about what price they could sell them for.

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Steve

Keeping rigs as simple as possible to make sure all resources are dedicated to mining is the best option. If you run wallets on them then you need to look after updates, security etc. so +1 for setting up your own pool being the simplest/easiest approach.

There are also pools like CKPool that offer a solo mining option for a fee (I think CK is 1%?) if/when you find a block. Alternatively if you just want to try solo then I'd be happy to add a coin to one of our pools with no fee for you to solo for a while.

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Steve

Will be interesting to see how this works out and I've put a couple of our own rigs onto the coin to support the network.

Let me know if there's something we can do to help in terms of pools, explorer etc. We will be able to help with an exchange listing later this year but that's unlikely to be before Q3 so probably working with Graviex is the better short term option.

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Steve

Hi, we were asked to put one up and posted it here as the most relevant place in case anyone else wanted to use it instead of wallet mining.

You may certainly be right about it being dead but the project is only two months old so maybe a little early to write it off.

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Mark

I haven't seen a guide for Bankitt but it will be the same procedure as other masternodes I would imagine.

Try following the guide here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2788625.0 - it's for Rapture so you'll need to change some things (BKT collateral is 10,000 coins not the 1,000 for Rapture for example) but should get you there.

If you are really stuck then we can host the server side for you but honestly it really is straightforward once you've done one especially if you already have a VPS.

Regards,


Mark

Yes, we've been seeing that as well. It started happening two days ago when we changed over to Cloudflare from Incapsula for our DDoS protection - something obviously needs 'tweaking' there. No dropouts in the stratums's since they went up 10 hours ago (we restarted that server when we added Viper) so mining isn't effected.

We are opening a new exchange towards the end of this month which is taking most of our development resources - well worth the effort but things like lokking at Cloudflare settings are unfortunately taking longer than is ideal.

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Mark

Received and thank you!

Any problems with the pool or you aren't happy for any reason then just let us know and we'll send it back - it's crypto but we want happy customers!

Regards,


John

Hi, nothing in the logs for the backend being down so likely just the frontend dropped out for a short while - that does happen from time to time but mining isn't effected.

If you notice it happening regularly or you have any issues with a rig connecting to the stratum then do either tweet us @Lantic_Mining or email team@lanticmining.co.uk and we'll look into whether it's a general problem or something personal!

Thanks,


John