New version of Cheetah_Cpuminer  v1.1.3 was released to support macOs Mojave.

Welcome Noodlyappendagecoin (NDL)!  Noodlyappendagecoin (NDL)  is listed and on live trading at the exchange.

Noodlyappendagecoin (NDL)  is listed on live trading at ShorelineCrypto



https://shorelinecrypto.com/market/DOGE-NDL


NDL/DOGE pair,   The  chart will come after first trade goes through.

anonymous account sign up,  no restriction on buy/sell, deposit/withdraw

Trading Commission
Total trading fees: 0.2%. buy fee: 0.2% / sell fee: 0%

Deposit Fees
Free for all cryptocurrencies.

Withdraw Fees
We impose one time fee only per coin per account. The transaction fees are appointed by the coin blockchain. To ensure the withdrawal, we will freeze the minimum balance per coin per account

Coin   Min. balance
   Dogecoin   2 DOGE
   Noodlyappendagecoin 1 NDL

opentrade web page down?

The source code has problems.

Just for testing, I checked out v0.15 branch of litecoin, and compile successfully in the same Ubuntu 16.04 box that cashed on NDL code base (0.15.2 or master).

Another issue,  v0.15.x branch of bitcoin or litecoin clones are known to have inflation bug and many altcoins were hit by this a while back.  This means that NDL source code base better upgrade or downgrade to bypass this serious known bug.

3rd round of NENG airdrop has been paid for 100k each.  4th monthly round airdrop is open for new NENG members at: https://goo.gl/forms/L0vcwmVi8c76cR7m1

Cheetah_Cpu version v1.1.3 released:
https://github.com/ShorelineCrypto/cheetah_cpuminer/releases

Support MacOS Mojave, fully tested.  Beatified the mining msg output. 
With the new testing on Mojave, it is highly likely that any macOS version between 10.11 and 10.14 would work with full node wallet and the solo CPU mining with Cheetah.

new release v1.2.1.2.  This is mainly for supporting MacOS Mojave wallet with detailed guide and testing. There is no code change NENG core itself. https://github.com/ShorelineCrypto/NewEnglandCoin/releases/download/v1.2.1.2/newenglandcoin_v1.2.1.2_macOS_Mojave.tgz

The Mojave README file contains the guidelines for all other versions of macOS versions, OSX 10.11 or later.  This is mainly to address the issue that
downloaded dmg files would not run without proper installations of required libraries.  Several command line steps are required before the
NENG wallet can be run in macOS

Did another math calculation on the two public pools vs my own solo mining on  ASIC USB stick.  All three over past half hours have roughly same block per hashrate. This was proportional to the hashrate
mining NENG.  The explorer reported difficulty at 0.41 and total  network MH/s hashrate at 36.  

The base diffuclty has been going up and ASIC has regained dominance over GPU in this range.  This is back to typical scrypt coin that the reward is proportional to mining hash rate regardless of solo vs pool mining.  

In short, when the base difficulty is low,  the  solo or small pool mining are favored for ASIC/GPU.  When the base difficulty goes up to high enough level (at least > 0.4 diff ), the mining reward goes proportional to ASIC/GPU hashrate just like normal typical scrypt coin mining do.

CPU cheetah solo mining is excluded in this consideration because CPU cheetah mining tends to have constant performance at all range of base difficulties.  

Just did a quick math on the latest  blocks on the two public pools there over past 1 hour.  The smaller pool outperforms  the big pool by 100%  on per hashrate yield over last 1 hour.  By looking at my solo mining setup for small ASIC USB stick (4MH/s) over past 1 hour, solo mining ASIC stick outperforms small pool by  100%, and outperforms big pool by 4x.

So be aware, the profit and yield from pool is not proportional to hashrate due to DynDiff algo on top of scrypts.  This is different from any other PoW mining coins we know of.
Our unique algo of NENG encourages solo mining or small public pools and decreases the impact of big pools. This itself decentralizes mining of NENG so that no single big pool is likely to be dominant in NENG mining and significantly decreases risk of 51% attack.  

It is obviously happening that ASIC/GPU miners moving rigs between the two public pools.  The miners tend to leave big pool and join smaller pool to get bigger profit and back and forth. This is sensible movement given the profitability of big vs small pool could be quite large.

Looks like the O2O blockchain explorer is back to normal, the latest block today at July 5th 2015.

Dear  NYG dev and communities:

I invite you to list your coin at ShorelineCrypto exchange:
https://shorelinecrypto.com/

The listing fee is lowest in the industry, currently at 0.005 BTC equivalent if the payment is exclusively on NewEnglandcoin (NENG).  Furthermore, it is possible to pay even less than that as the trading of NENG is up or down and the NENG fee amount could be acquired or mined at less than the 0.005 BTC amount.

The exchange is owned and operated by NE local business in CT.  The server is hosted at New York City based cloud company Digital Ocean.  So far for more than one year of operation, our downtime is less than a few minutes for technical system upgrade or reboot.   We also implemented regular backing up all wallets daily to offline place to insure security and safety.  

We also have extremely low withdraw fees to encourage traders not to store coins at exchange  in order to support own-your-own-key movement.

For details of listing, please checkout : https://shorelinecrypto.com/add_coin

Best regards,

Owner of ShorelineCrypto Exchange and Dev of NewEnglandcoin.

    

Interesting another NYC alternative coin.  Just found out today.

What  rigs are you using?  GPU or ASIC for pool mining?  What software are you using?

You can post config line here and someone here can help trouble shooting your mining config setup.  Scrypt mining is quite common and easy to setup for GPU or ASIC.

Yobit responded poorly on the NYC 51% attack issue years ago. Not just NYC, there were other coins as well.   I think after that incident, Yobit should not be considered a reliable exchange.

There are lot more miners,  CPU solo miners or  ASIC/GPU  solo or pool miners now.  It is hard to know how many.
 
One anecdote was that my  cpu miner and explorer server was down yesterday for 6 hours.  But the NENG blockchain was operating normally.   NENG comes to a point that
one or two miners come or go won't affect blockchain movement at all now.   It used to be that my CPU solo miner was down, the blockchain quickly got stuck for couple of hours
because  ASIC/GPU can not churn through  without help of CPU solo miners.

New Coin Listing price has been maintained at 0.01 BTC,  or at 50% discount for payment in NENG

Due to volatility of NENG price,  Listing price was adjusted to 200 million NENG week ago, and now is back at 100 million NENG per coin listing. 

The actual NENG amount is subject to change, please check and the web page "Add Coin"  or the DISCORD channel for more updated pricing in NENG.

Two possibilities, one is fork as you as you said. Another possibility is old litecoin version clone as wallet feature that each "send" action require wallet back up. Other wise, certain amount of coins get lost without back up. Receiving coin is safe. This is due to internal new address generated and coins moved that can not be restored from old  wallet.

Yes, O2O blockchain appear to be normal. It probably just the explorer software got stuck there 5 days ago.

Not familiar with this explorer software. The one I worked before,  deleting "index.log' file in the server solved a similar issue in NENG.

The latest block got stuck on  June 19, that was 5 days ago.  Can dev fix this explorer issue?