If your doing something time sensitive, always pay through your wallet.  That way if the exchange is having an issue you will not be affected.

If you are worried about your coins staking istart your client with the reservebalance command line argument, which will make the specified amount of coins ineligible for stake by the client. If you put an amount in that is larger than your total coins, it will essentially turn off POS mining and therefore staking with your coins.

An example batch file to launch a client with the argument in Windows can be seen below. Make sure you change the relevant paths to match your own.


Hope this helps.

For those who cant download the CACHE client from Mega, I have the v5.0.0.0 windows qt located here:

http://www.chainbrowser.com/qt/CACHeCoin.zip

I would also stay away from Cryptsy when buying/selling cache.  The market is being manipulated via bots and makes it impossible to see the true buy and sell orders.  Poloniex seems to be doing a much better job at keeping things under control.

https://poloniex.com/exchange/BTC_CACH

Have 1300 cach for sale if anyone is interested. Please pm if you wish to purchase it.

Is libzerocoin even ready for public use yet?

You sir are a complete moron.

Network wont get bogged down on a coin like this.

Makes no sense to me. What's the difference between offering a password protected zip prior launch with password at to unprotected zip at launch.

So that those with a slightly slower download speed are not at a disadvantage?

Seems like a stretch to me.

Which is when? We are past the 2 hours of your op time.

You sir are a complete moron.

When was the coin launched?

How long should it be before you receive your coins after entering your token? Been over an hour for me.

I guess you are right. Hashes are being created, but the diff is so low that they are just done almost instantly.  Regardless, with a pure POS coin, the POS aspect handles all the transactions and I don't think we need pools for this type of coin.

Can someone with more knowledge on POS confirm this?

P2P network does not mean mining.  If everyone has a wallet with connected peers and does not mine, the P2P network is still established.

Difference with the POS is that you dont need to hash for it, but rather be lucky.  Therefore you dont actually "mine" the coins and thus dont need pools.  

At least thats how i understand it.

Doesn't the POS automatically handle this?

And here come the multipools......

Is xhash forked or on the correct chain?

If anyone wants to sell some coins, feel free to PM me.

If you are selling, I am buying. PM me if interested.

Buying ... pm if interested.

Wow a coin that actually generates the conf file for you.  Wish all coins did that.