That's an old debate, but it's actually Litecoin offering nothing new to Bitcoin these days. Feathercoin has done something in a different way.

CUDAminer is still faster. Maybe except for 1080.

You have been told many times, but you don't seem to have listened. The first NeoScrypt GPU miner, CGminer v3.7.x, was slow. The community hired a programmer for this job who had no prior experience with crypto and even no AMD GPU for testing. Yet the miner worked and was open source. Wolf0 improved it and kept a faster version for himself and his private sales. WTF had you expected the FTC devs to do with it? When I had time and hardware available, I wrote NSGminer and released it open source with no private kernels.

That's an Android free-to-play game. I see it allows to trade in-game assets through BitCrystals based on Counterparty. Are they looking to swap platforms?

P.S. Nice to see their app is called the Book of Orbs (Ownership Revolution on the Blockchain).

Well, Phoenixcoin is 5 years old and has never had a broken chain since my takeover. If they have any issue with the wallet, I'm always ready to help. PXC was one of the first coins listed by Cryptsy and, later, by Cryptopia. Here's the tweet: https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/583085700943200256

I remember the times when they were a small exchange running a few dozen of coins. There are over 600 coins now and I realise very well what it takes to keep'em all in a good order. I recall Cryptsy had half as many coins listed in their heyday and they had their maintenance work done far worse.

The code base has been polished over the years, the most important optimisations are already there, I can think of a few more. High memory usage is mostly due to the block index keeping 2.5 million records in memory. I can salvage a couple hundred of megabytes by deprecating some parts not really needed, but it doesn't solve the problem in general. I have an idea how to eliminate it once and for all. Need some time to write and deploy this solution.

stakesplit and stakecombine are still there.

1 day according to the spec, but it's 2 days in the current wallet. You can move the coins in either way. A large input is likely to stake faster. It will also get split in halves while producing a stake.

This token doesn't even seem to have a Bitcointalk thread.

The version, please.

Do you mean the pre-mine leftovers or what has to mined to the total supply limit?

We'll see when the time comes. BTW Phoenixcoin is 5 years old now! Thanks for staying with us.

Block reward gets halved every 1 million blocks. The next halving is estimated in 9 months.

Let's get it straight. I don't run https://twitter.com/Orbitcoin. Another community member does. In fact, he started the coin in 2013, but couldn't make things right, so I got involved and took over eventually in early 2014 as he had a habit of disappearing without notice for a month or a few here and there. I've received what was left of the pre-mine which was kept at Cryptsy by the way, moved it to a cold wallet oRBBYYiaQ6Kw5fhf2b9YiT86HmynCBsoej and have never used it for my own good. The last payment with the fund was 5k ORB in 2015 for the web site design. If this Twitter doesn't represent Orbitcoin any more, that's fine. We may have another official account. This one has been set up by me 4 years ago, though pretty much unused until now: https://twitter.com/Orbcoin

What compiler do you use?

The person who has designed and maintained our web site cannot do it any more due to his work schedule and other priorities. So, it has to be moved elsewhere which isn't really a problem. However the site is done in both English and French. I cannot maintain the latter.

Try to be more informative if you expect some help.

Run in text only mode with -T to locate the issue.

The next one will look better. Although it works fine in general and doesn't seem to have any really important functionality missing.

There are many ones in the Titan series. They are not bad, just expensive and their superior DP FP performance is of no value here. There isn't much difference between a Titan and a top level GTX of the same architecture in mining.