Thank you for your suggestion. We sent them an email.

We are now looking into this issue, as we have tested it and syncing seems to be working perfectly on our end, and there were no other reports on this issue.


Once they will be termed in and knowledgeable about Muniti, I have no doubt they would want to buy some more apart from the ones they will be receiving in the maildrops themselves.

First official press release by the Muniti Team

We have issued our first official press release:

http://www.onlineprnews.com/news/478905-1398157773-maltese-it-team-develops-innovative-tourism-venture-muniti-maltas-bitcoin.html

Please make sure you share it whenever and wherever you can.

So far, 8 people have applied for the Distribution Team. We will be holding interviews starting from next week.

addnode = 195.154.86.67:3518
addnode = 69.90.132.99:3518
addnode = 66.112.71.193:51242
addnode = 184.147.22.221:59440
addnode = 120.0.169.71:34387
addnode = 37.187.74.123:44049
addnode = 119.191.205.48:14623
addnode = 86.161.153.54:55521
addnode = 54.203.246.118:3518
addnode = 81.27.197.123:54683
addnode = 74.91.20.250:3518
addnode = 178.33.228.14:3518
addnode = 121.170.243.22:3599
addnode = 5.70.45.110:58389

Job listings are now up at ETC (Employment Training Centre) in Valletta, and an email will be sent to jobseekers subscribed to their service with us included in the job listings. This is their website:

http://etc.gov.mt/Index.aspx

We are also listed on the largest private-trading site in Malta, which is Maltapark:

http://www.maltapark.com/jobs/jobdetail.aspx?id=19043


That sort of training will be provided to every single person who gets accepted for the job. It is much more efficient grouping the accepted applicants together and giving them a thorough lecture about Muniti, rather than expecting them to know about it when they might be misinformed about certain aspects. To make things easier, having an IT background would be considered an asset.

Make sure to submit a Poloniex request in order to be eligible for this week's giveaway!

We've applied to have the job listings uploaded on some local websites, and the job description basically reads as follows:


More street promotion to follow this week as well.

It's not commonly necessary but you're the first one to post about not being able to connect to a pool, so might as well try that first.

Today will be dedicated to commencing the recruitment drive.

Hi nipponese. Did you try forwarding your port to 3366? It could be your firewall or router settings are blocking the connection.

If you can show us that you're promoting Muniti extensively or perhaps develop something useful for our use, we will happily send you a Muniti USB straight away.

We also wanted to add that we have some exciting plans to reveal next week. We are very pleased with the momentum that we are picking up, and that so far every step and every promise have materialised. We hope that you are enjoying yourselves just as much as we are, and may I also remind you that if any one wishes to receive a Muniti USB, we have a few left. Do not forget to vote for exchanges and to submit support tickets on Poloniex.

Thank you! We appreciate your support.

It was a pretty hot day, and it did serve us as a tanning session as well! Better than that, we were really pleased with the response from some tourists who saw us putting the posters up; one of the team  met a group who knew about Bitcoins and jumped on him like a pack of wolves. The project really tickled their fancy and they promised him they'd scoop some Muniti as soon as they returned home. Here's a few more pictures of the distributed posters:







We are starting the recruitment drive for the distribution team as from next Monday. In the meantime, we would like to wish a Happy Easter to everyone!

It is true that Iceland's population is lower, but it is also 330 times bigger than Malta. That makes a D2D system highly impracticable and it also loses much of its efficiency. The high population density of Malta makes it more than ideal for such a project, as word of mouth makes an excellent medium for promotion and makes our recruitment drive easier as well.


It will only get added to Poloniex if you continue submitting support requests:

http://poloniex.freshdesk.com/support/tickets/new

Thank you. I sent Richie another email, it must have slipped his attention.

Thank you!

You're quite right. I assume that people who want to mine Muniti will simply mine it directly using the X11 algo rather than sCrypt or SHA-256, for obvious reasons. Also, there are other multipools out there which offer a better profitability rate. After all, the primary reason for using X11 is that of efficiency over sCrypt and SHA-256; the idea of multipool will only be appealing to those who own ASICs, and normally persons who own ASICs would have a whole host of them and would be concerned with daily profits rather than long-term ones. Muniti, as stated before, is a long-term project and certainly not appealing to those accustomed to pump-and-dump's, which are the bread and water for those with ASIC farms as they need to earn consistent profits in order to pay off the enormous power bills they receive. We hope that in the near future, Muniti will become profitable enough on the sCrypt/SHA-256 pools as well.

I know I said that today is my "break-day", but I'm trying to contact CoinWarz in order to see whether X11 coins could be added to its website.

I would be more than happy to show anyone interested around the island!

That's strange. Let me contact the pool operator. Did you mine using your Muniti address?

I am enjoying a short break today after working non-stop for the past weeks, and I came across this article:

http://news.distractify.com/culture/rather-unknown-but-really-special-places-on-earth/?v=1

Check out spots #11 and #40!