So what was the point to the coin? Was it just an elaborate ruse for generating a fully functional coin network, just to give people the run around and get money?

Wouldn't it have been easier selling one legitimate project after the other and then move onto the next project?

bump.

Any word from the devs?

Just a note for miners.

i have two rigs with identical 3rd gen AMD's, and 4000Mhz ram, one with CL18 Hyinx, and one with CL15 B-die.  Both overclocked cpu's and ram via secondary timings.

The CL18 is hashing the argon2/chukwa ~64kH/s
The CL15 is hashing the argon2/chukwa ~54kH/s

So far, the looser timings are wining with the argon2/chukwa algo. I have no idea why?

Any more news on this project? Whitepaper?

I haven't seen any extensively negative comments, so that's a good sign.



I have been watching the effort rate for this project for the past few days:

Yespower and Ghostrider are doing well, and rewarding  blocks as per miningpoolstats, on par with the ASIC algos.
Scrypt and SHA256d are also seeing good efforts. Small farms targeting pools on SHA256d can be seen spiking difficulties. Most of the unknown blocks are Scrypt mined.
I haven't been watching lyra2.

Block rewards are at 3750but .


Top block pools for all algos:

rplant
supernova
miners123
letshash

I think teamredminer also does 4g ethash, lower fee for polaris cards, 0.75%.

No bios mod ~30.23 Mh/s, 90W

Card settings: MSI Amor 590 OC
radeon 20.12.1
1175 Mhz core  @ 1087mV
2285 Mhz Mem @ 975mV

Added:github Eliovp/amdmemorytweak/
WinAMDTweak.exe -REF 40

Miner:
Teamredminer --eth_config=B