Reserved. Coin looks interesting, though I still have a lot of questions

Quark is divisive. Both supporters and opponents are spirited and vocal. As there is no bad publicity, I see QRK going (the way we all want all cryptos to go) up

I love it when cryptsy allows me to engage in an exciting and potentially lucrative activity.

I love that few sites on the internet allow this, compared to the number of sites that encourage the inane.

I love feeling like a pioneer at the forefront of a new culture; standing shoulder to shoulder with a small group of people_all sending money, hopes, ideas, keystrokes, heartbeats into the winds of the unknown.

I get frustrated when my technology breaks

I love it when cryptsy works to improve their technology for the users who supply their profit and, in turn, profit themselves.

There Will Be Blood

Thank you friend

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I know there's a coin where the only mining reward is the transaction fees, so there is no difficulty factor for discovering blocks. How does this work?

Hello everyone, my name is Harrogate and I'm new here. I thought I'd introduce myself by sharing my thoughts on the current situation of the low level ASIC miner, such as myself.

I ordered 30 GH/s of mining power from Butterfly Labs (little single and jally) on June 3 of 2013; this hardware arrived four days ago. I've been mining at BTC0.02 a day. At this rate my gear would pay off in about two months. With difficulty viciously rising, I'm not sure when it will actually pay off.

My plan is to sell the miners, as people are still buying them (if you're interested pm me). Until then I'll keep using the slow trickle to fund my cpyptsy trades.

What are your thoughts on the validity of home mining in the "warehouse miner" age? If bitcoin mining becomes less viable, will the miners be useable for altcoins? Are there SHA-256 currencies that don't increase difficulty as power is added to the network? Can BFL ASICS solve anything but SHA-256?

Please introduce yourself and lend me your thoughts. I'm glad to be a part of this exciting community.