Either Vircurex's display of chain hashpower and difficulty is broken or they have decided to jioin the ranks of the scam-exchanges who sell garbage that has such pathetically tiny difficulty and hashpower that it is basically just a freebie give-away for anyone with a handful of banks of
Jupiters block-eruptors to PWN.
How is a coin that doesn't even have a few hundred millions of difficulty, heck doesn't even have a few tens of millions of difficulty, not automatically de-listed as too vulnerable to remain on an exchange
WTF, once upon a time Vircurex seemed like it might actually be taking its business seriously, but if the figures it is showing for the difficulty and hashpower of the brand new scamcoin "DOGE" that they just listed today we'd better take all our money out of there since they obviously no longer care about security. Is there much likelihood at all that any of the coins they think they have in their wallet will still be there once the people trading DOGE to BTC and taking the BTC home with them release their alternative blockchain?
-MarkM-