Hey guys! Did you hear that Nautiluscoin is going POS?

How many multiple algorithm coins are out there now?

It would most likely never be possible, but imagine a multi algo coin that used...

SHA 256- Support network via ASIC
Scrypt - Support network via ASIC
X11 - Support network via FPGA and GPU
BLAKE 256 - Support network via FPGA and GPU
Cryptonote - Support network via CPU / GPU
Momentum - Support network via CPU / GPU

It would be perfectly balanced from a mining perspective. You may say im a dreamer, but im not the only one
 

This one has a long ways to go before it hits anywhere near $5.

When I first heard the name BoolBerry, I thought it was terrible. Also, when I first heard of Bitcoin I thought the exact same thing...

I never thought I would use the word 'Bitcoin' in a conversation, and now it happens on a fairly frequent basis. In regards to BoolBerry, it just sounds so damn ridiculous when you say it out loud, but it really does roll of the tongue nicely. I cant say that its the best name in the world, but I think its significantly better than the other name being considered. Additionally the ticker BBR, just clicks for me.

Worry about rebranding if / when all crypto becomes mainstream. Keep making the coin better and everything else will fall into place.

Anyone care to share their opinions on this new miner vs claymores? Is it a completely new miner coded from the ground up, or is it just hacked together from existing projects? Also, is it hardcoded to this pool like the MoneroRS miner or can it be used at any cryptonote pool? Thanks in advance.

The links you quoted are in relation to SHA256, not Scrypt. I don't think anyone has attempted a Scrypt FPGA simply because the ASIC route is significantly faster and more efficient. The only coins people are using FPGA units on now are X11 and Blake256 algo based coins.

This all seems legit to me guys, this could be the deal of a LIFETIME!

Mintpal is experiencing some growing pains, it happens.

This was the first coin I ever mined a million of! Ill hold on to the wallet.dat for old times sake, but I hate to say it, this coin is truly dead my friend.

Bump for a Upsate NY miner! (I'm in Gloversville, NY)

Not sure if you've closed the deal on these, but if not, ill pickup one S3 for 0.5 BTC and local pickup. Drop me a line either way, thanks.

YPOOL is one of the best, most diverse pools out there IMO. With that being said, if you plan on CPU mining your only option there (feasibility wise) would be Riecoin ,and thats only because there is no public GPU miner available. All other coins on the pool, now have GPU mining clients which make CPU mining all but obsolete.

CPU mining is all but dead to the average miner, unless you're operating a botnet there is no way you will ever come out ahead profitability wise regardless of pool / coin. Anywho, good luck wih your mining endeavors!

Some altcoins are VERY innovative, and bring a lot to the the table versus BTC. The vast majority however, only serve as a vehicle to gain or lose BTC.

Sooo you asking more than everyone else, no pics, and only escrow of your choosing with no trust or activity on the forum? Hey, good luck with your sale!

It appears that The Blocksfactory SHA256 pool is now completely gone. Any word on whats happening over there?

Regarding price:

I called it a 'fire sale' here when 4 S1's sold for $100 with a PSU plus shipping, that was crazy. I bought my first S1 for 0.135 shipped ($55 USD at the time) and I thought it was a damn good deal. I'd say that $65-75 USD shipped per unit is a fair deal at the moment.

The S1's can still turn a profit, and its a very well built machine. Anyways, good luck with your sale man!

He a coin killing badguy with a leather jacket and a thirst for vengeance that just wont quit.

Smoke was such a better character in the Mortal Kombat games. If Smoke was XMR, and BBR was Sub Zero, depending how the fight ends; THIS could potentially happen...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxTBLKH4tZ4

Choose your destiny wisely everyone!

Received the S1, gotta love making a deal on Friday night and having the hardware on your doorstep come Monday morning. lazlopanaflex was the epitome of how transactions on the forum should be conducted. Thanks for the S1!

I've sold cars, household items, computer parts and bitcoin miners, but I have never attempted to sell any cryptocurrency there.