I'm trying to see your side of things but unfortunately no matter how hard I try I still feel your attitude towards this is rather poor.

We're not asking for novels to be written here. Small update every now and then even if it's one line just lets everyone know the dev is alive, mkay. That way maybe this coin will go somewhere. These markets are all about perception. If you get perception wrong the substance matters very little sadly. If you don't have the time or inclination to do this then get someone else to do it.

You want everybody to shut up and wait patiently while you work? Then you shouldn't have started a coin I'm afraid.

Do you think it's all right what happened when the n-factor went up? Not worth mentioning in this topic either I suppose? At least the lack of warning meant I made some more coins while other folks wasted electricity.

If you leave people in the dark this coin will fail no matter how hard you work behind the scenes. Coin prices, like stock prices, are about expectations. Judging by the constant dumps on our lovely exchange expectations aren't very high currently. It's worth spending some of your time on.

Every single thing on that page was last modified 12th of feb - 5 days ago 

Everybody has ~50% lower hashrate. It's a result of the coin's n-factor increasing. Difficulty also went -50% as a result so you get the same coins as before.

Hardware errors. Lower intensity or increase thread concurrency until they go away. If you're using 7970/280x and -I 13 simply moving to -I 12 will do the trick.

Appreciated, but I think you can imagine that the miners (to give one example) feel a little neglected when nobody from the dev team gives some sort of advance warning that we're about to go up an n-factor. This left many rigs producing virtually nothing but HW errors for as long as it took their operators to notice (some where asleep, some not)

It just gives a feeling that no-one's really on the ball here. That feeling might not be justified in reality, but it just looked how it looked.

The # of miners is irrelevant. The same amount of coins get mined whether there's 1 guy on it at diff >= 0 or 1 million people at diff 1500.

Lots of people dumping into the buy orders, but whoever is buying is going with it so far 

That's the worst case scenario? I think that'd be pretty good for BTC's long term success. It offers buying opportunity for everyone, it implies stability, it looks less like a "tulip bubble" to all those armchair economists and it would allow for real world applications to develop more easily.

I'm not getting this. I don't know what Bumface is so busy with working on or promoting this coin (not seeing any results of that right now) but for F's sake post a little update every now and then. Why do you think this coin is falling? Absent dev, no obvious drive going on and a large presold premine. Gee I wonder why people are selling at low prices after all these confidence inspiring moves by the dev team.

One update a day can't be too much to ask. Sooner or later we'll all get to the point here we dump and don't look back otherwise.

Failed from the users' perspective, perhaps. I'm sure for some exchange owners things went pretty much according to plan.

Yeah don't come and tell us you can't afford 0.25 BTC to support your coin after you flipped that premine.

I get


On my PC with 3 different browsers + on my phone which had never been to the page before.

It is for me. Internal server error.

There's not any more coins incoming you retard.

Enjoy the low diff until everyone else finds out. Currently profitability is up 50% while much of the network is wasting electricity on HW errors.

No need. I just wanted to beat the vultures to it 

It should, indeed. These kind of HW errors are about finding a combination of TC and I that works. Higher TCs work with higher I's. Doesn't necessarily get you more hashrate though. I is easier to play with than TC on short notice.

Change to -I 12

Switching 7970 to intensity 12 instead of 13 gets rid of HW errors. Testing higher I's now.

  coin is fine, ASIC resistance doesn't come for free, it adds some complications. We need different miner settings on some cards. I believe lowering the intensity will help, testing now.