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3 QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS COIN
1. What is this coin's purpose?
2. What functions do this coin's masternodes perform, and how is it different to any other masternode coin?
3. What will cause the price to increase, other than people buying coins to create a masternode?
I am genuinely interested in any answers from either the dev team, or community members!
If you can't answer these simple questions then beware people; it's a pyramid scheme, ponzi scheme or other kind of scam doomed to failure. It's pretty simple really.
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NEW COMMUNITY DISCORD: https://discord.gg/ceKWeQpSeems like Slack is dying and telegram is a bit featureless for my liking. Open invite 
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Is it worth mining this with my Antminer D3? Seems like it might be if prices go up in future...
slugmandrew
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Sorry, but this isn't evidence. Anyone can forge a screenshot like that. Dev, if you are really still here and want that account back, you need to sign a message using an address you have proved you own at a previous date. All the info is here in one of the oldest, locked forum posts on bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0
Please do this and show us you are still committed to this project. |
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Doesn't make sense to switch from your own chain with privacy features to the ethereum network. Dev's skills are in Bitcoin, not Eth.
Also that project has only 50 eth invested, so I wouldn't be too excited. What are they going to do with that?
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Can anyone help me understand is there a sense to mine Dash on GPU or not? Of course Asics are much better, but unfortunately I don’t have the opportunity to buy them. I believe that Dash is a promising coin, that’s why would be glad to mine it. Although seeing how the difficulty rises, it makes me think that GPU mining on Dash is no longer profitable at all.
X11 algorithm has a very high difficulty now, so no, there's zero point mining with GPUs. People are discussing the new D3 miner from bitmain, which generates 15GH/s. Not sure what a GPU can do but it ain't that! |
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STILL no backup feature... what a joke. Even the most basic apps allow backup to Google Drive, Dropbox etc.
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Is there any news concerning activity?
lots of buys going in... possibly a MM though |
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Hello,
I am new to the sphere of CryptoCurrency.
My understanding is that the guide is around the Windows system.
Can you direct me to a similar guide for setting it all up on a Linux system(Fedora)?
Gratitude
the steps for what you need to change is the same , it has just different system requirements. dependenign n what crypto do you wanna try you can find some documentation about it... generally provided by the same crypto of how to compile the currency Never trust a man with "enlarge your penis" in his signature. hahaha, do you need posts to reach your weekly signature campaign to earn some pennies  ... at least post something usefull man, good luck in the signature campaign... Just making a joke dude. I've never made any money from my signature, you can ask the Stratis team. I do it for the love. You on the other hand... clearly making bank with those sports betting robots and forex strategies. |
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Just so everyone is aware, there is another crypto project called EduCoin which has used some parts of vTorrent (its open source after all). You'll probably notice it show up in Google results.
I've already messaged the dev and he is not affiliated with this project in any way. The code he used looks like it was an older vTorrent wallet version.
is there a link? Thanks!This is a weird project and I still keep following the thread.. I held 10,000 - 20,000 stashes twice early this year and exited with a black zero both times, but I can't get myseld to unwatch this. Monetized decentralized torrents seem like a pink unicorn, maybe that is the reason. After all this time, I would be more than surprised if the dev ever delivered, but this is an interesting focal point for news and rumours about this topic  That would be this repo I believe. It is indeed a very hypnotising project. still believe something good is going to come of it. The wallet just has too many advanced features for the dev(s) to be unskilled. |
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Hello,
I am new to the sphere of CryptoCurrency.
My understanding is that the guide is around the Windows system.
Can you direct me to a similar guide for setting it all up on a Linux system(Fedora)?
Gratitude
the steps for what you need to change is the same , it has just different system requirements. dependenign n what crypto do you wanna try you can find some documentation about it... generally provided by the same crypto of how to compile the currency Never trust a man with "enlarge your penis" in his signature. |
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Great concept, don't mess it up.  Lol!!! this developer has more time for everything other than this project. And no guarantee if your coins would automatically vanish because of the bug!!! I suppose now that the POW blocks are over we wont be seeing the dev online ever again.....we can see him once or twice if he still has his coins to be dumped onto some noob buyers! Ignore this guy, hes a cunt Now that you have nothing to say about this shitty coin. So you will resort to name calling like your mother. Noob choke on your mothers boob!Brilliant insult from Rakesh there!! |
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How many of these can you run off one machine? Or what is the preferred way to run them?
Thanks,
Depends on how many ports with viable spacing the machine has, or if you are going to use a hub? So it's limited by the number of ports? If I had a machine with 8 ports and put a 7 slot hub on each one I could theoretically run 56 at once? I'm not saying this would be an economical thing to do (best just buy a bigger miner for this scale) but just wondering. Cheers! in theory this would work. the mining software can handle lots of devices. there is even ulta big usb hubs with about 30+ ports look at those .. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRDqdZxU2Q8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi5sxEIlpQMhappy mining  seen that on youtube with small usb sha256 miners. the traffic over usb is not much at all - the hard work is done within the miner itself Thanks, this is good to know! |
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How many of these can you run off one machine? Or what is the preferred way to run them?
Thanks,
Depends on how many ports with viable spacing the machine has, or if you are going to use a hub? So it's limited by the number of ports? If I had a machine with 8 ports and put a 7 slot hub on each one I could theoretically run 56 at once? I'm not saying this would be an economical thing to do (best just buy a bigger miner for this scale) but just wondering. Cheers! |
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Lol, this scam is still going on YoU GUYS KNOW RIGHT YOU HAVE MISSED AMAZING INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO MAKE 10X IN THIS YEAR. Thanks for your enlightening words  |
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How many of these can you run off one machine? Or what is the preferred way to run them?
Thanks,
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No block for 3.5 days?
Looks like the chain is totally dead... nobody mining so no blocks
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It was a sarcasm. I heard that InPay is going to release their torrent tech next week. Torrentchain will be releasing gui next week. Kimdotcom is frequently sharing some news. VTR dev is falling behind.  - InPay is just a decentralized bittorrent tracker
- TorrentChain deleted their post and has only had something like 20 eth worth of investments
"We are getting threats from people so we are closing this thread. We can accept criticism, which is understandable because how our project and methods are different, but no threats are acceptables, especially when people want to dox hard working devs just because they see us as a threat for their own project or agenda. " - Kimdotcom's project has been renamed as "K!M". Besides releasing one concept video, he hasn't released anything. He claimed that he would be releasing stuff this month as well as opening up a second round of financing, but August is quickly running out...
- Kimdotcom's project is not a cryptocurrency (as has been discussed on here at length already). It is a legal company with stocks that will have to be listed on a stock exchange (which kind of defies the point of it even being involved with bitcoin or cryptocurrency at all.
- Kimdotcom further claims that his 'bitcache' project is going to revolutionize Bitcoin itself, which is a huge claim to make and he hasn't yet delivered anything on it
- Kimdotcom spends 90% of his time praising Donald Turnip, talking about boring ass politics and rarely ever discusses K!M or indeed even Bitcache
So yeah, I don't know how you can fall behind when no one has even really started the race. Besides which only VTR was 'fairly distributed' via mining. What he said. |
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Let's see ... No community, whitepaper, or github. Only a flashy website, vague promises, and anon devs. Wants 10M$. Yeah right. They got a .io domain, seems legit Yup, and it's 4 anonymous devs instead of one. Expect 4x the comms!!! |
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