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March 29, 2014, 01:11:53 AM |
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Leetpools!
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March 29, 2014, 09:56:44 AM |
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CortnyCox
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March 29, 2014, 07:50:15 PM |
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If you are considering getting the gawminers.com/hosting/ and want to see how their 10-pack Gridseed miners perform when they are hosted at GAW mining on a great pool you can sign up at: http://pot.minermob.com and then look at the pool statistics for: Jamis. My Jamis account has just the one 10-pack hosted miners so all the hashes are from that hosted GAW account ten gridseed miners, nothing else.
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AmpedGoose
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March 30, 2014, 02:38:49 AM Last edit: March 30, 2014, 02:59:50 AM by AmpedGoose |
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Hello everyone! I am fairly new to PotCoin and Bitcoin. Recent news has me asking a few questions... I am a merchant looking into accepting PotCoin within my 3 dispensaries I own. I have had many 'cash' problems and I am tired of dealing with the banks. I read several articles online over the past week and have begun doing a lot of research on PotCoin.
Has there been any official PotCoin or CryptoRush statements regarding the PotCoin that was stolen? About 7.5% of the current circulated PotCoin were involved in this hack I think this needs to be addressed by someone...
Part of my research has been figuring out the stability of the coin... * 18+million coins have been mined by a group called scryptominers who are notorious for just dumping coins * 4+ million coins were hacked
As a merchant looking at PotCoin for future I see 40%+ of the current PotCoins as what you guys call 'dumpable' and is currently apparently being seen within the market... What kind of advantage is there to using PotCoin vs. BitCoin? How can there be ANY stability if 40%+ of the market is just waiting to dump their coins?
PLEASE correct me if I am wrong I am just trying to understand how PotCoin can be beneficial to my businesses under such volatility.
The 18 million coin figure may seem like a big number, but what is the total worth of it all currently in USD? I believe they're currently worth approx 0.6 cents each, which would make them worth 108k in total. That's just a tiny fraction of the daily transactions going on daily in the US legalized states alone. And if the total # of coins in existance right now is just the (145000 blocks)(420/block)= 60.9 million coins, which @ 0.6 cents each is 350,000 USD current value. That's still just a tiny fraction of daily business in the (legalized) industry. So to think......What would happen if a lotta folks in just one county in Washington state or Colorado started using this tomorrow for 420-related commerce? Would there be enough coin at present value? Or would the coin price have to go up due to simple supply/demand. The more adoption, the more $ value the limited # of coins would have to represent. Miners would then get a better price for new coins, yet still wouldn't be able to mine them fast enough to cause large downward pressure (mining rate is a fixed # of coins per day). So personally I'd guess that, more adoption of the coin leads to more scarcity over time, which would cause higher value. But adoption/use-in-commerce is key, otherwise it's just another thing people are trading on the internet. But if it starts getting used for commerce in the business, even on a small/regional scale, it's hard to imagine it going down, simply due to the small amount that's actually available. $350,000 worth of currency units can be stretched to sustain how much daily buisness in an economic system? They can only support more than that if their value goes up to match the need right? Get everyone you know in the industry and all your customers to start using it and make it worth more (a lot more) than it is now.
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Zombie123
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April 01, 2014, 08:41:50 PM |
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I got some of these awesome risers that allow me to use the little stubby 1x PCIE ports that my cards won't plug into directly. With these risers the hot card is almost a foot above the motherboard out where I can keep it cool. Because the cable is not the full 16x width It is easier to keep other cards cool and a full-size card runs at full hash even when connected to the little 1x port. I've got two XFX 7990s a foot above my motherboard each getting 757K. These risers have made a big differnce in dealing with the cards getting too hot: http://shop.leetpools.com/ lol These risers suck go with USB risers
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Jamis
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April 01, 2014, 09:12:19 PM |
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For $12 these work great for me, no errors, same speed as plugging directly: http://shop.leetpools.com/
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cryptmebro
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April 01, 2014, 09:59:44 PM |
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I got some of these awesome risers that allow me to use the little stubby 1x PCIE ports that my cards won't plug into directly. With these risers the hot card is almost a foot above the motherboard out where I can keep it cool. Because the cable is not the full 16x width It is easier to keep other cards cool and a full-size card runs at full hash even when connected to the little 1x port. I've got two XFX 7990s a foot above my motherboard each getting 757K. These risers have made a big differnce in dealing with the cards getting too hot: http://shop.leetpools.com/ lol These risers suck go with USB risers Have a link to any good priced usb risers?
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PotCoin (OP)
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April 02, 2014, 04:41:44 AM |
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WEB WALLET MAKEOVER!
Just wanted to let everyone know that we have made a new design for the web wallet. We know the one thats up its ugly but it works and thats the most important part. The new Design will be integrated in the next week and we will have it ready for new york city.
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PotCoin -Grow With Us-
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vesperwillow
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April 02, 2014, 02:09:48 PM |
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Adding to what anyone4u said, yesterday I had X amount of POT still showing in my account on CR. They took the wallet offline (along with several other coins). Half a day later they put it back up, and 25% of my coins were gone.
They're clearly just taking away from what remains on the system.
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April 02, 2014, 03:57:03 PM |
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WEB WALLET MAKEOVER!
Just wanted to let everyone know that we have made a new design for the web wallet. We know the one thats up its ugly but it works and thats the most important part. The new Design will be integrated in the next week and we will have it ready for new york city.
That's good news!!!! Will the Web Wallet work in harmony with the Andriod Wallet? or are these two different products that will serve different functions?
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PotCoin (OP)
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April 03, 2014, 06:58:20 AM Last edit: April 03, 2014, 07:19:00 AM by PotCoin |
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http://potcoin.info/index.php/mandatory-wallet-updatePotcoin Kimoto Gravity Well appears to be under attack from timewarp flaw. Please shutdown your potcoind until a patch has been released. This is going to have to be a hardfork. we are sorry but this is mandatory for all user to upgrade their wallet! NEW WALLETS OUT SOON We are applying the patches now and recompiling the Wallets for Mac, Pc, Linux Any Pools or exchanges using potcoin.d please Remember the patch needs to be applied by block height 158000 APRROX 48 HOURS
WE WILL PUT LINKS TO NEW WALLET UP SHORTLY STAY TUNED TO UPDATE for more information on the hack and what going https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=552895.0
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nelcoin
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April 03, 2014, 09:50:06 AM |
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I have updated my pool with the fixed potcoind. If you are looking for a pool that is not going for fork checkout https://pot.suremine.com
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slaveofmoney
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April 03, 2014, 09:53:42 AM |
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I have updated my pool with the fixed potcoind. If you are looking for a pool that is not going for fork checkout https://pot.suremine.comyou are sure? source code not updated at this time
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April 03, 2014, 10:55:24 AM Last edit: April 03, 2014, 11:36:31 AM by nelcoin |
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you are sure? source code not updated at this time
yep, have been on potcoin irc, got a copy of the code off potcoion dev and tested it with them. https://github.com/openpay/potcoinIts worth saying I have only updated using this branch as I know what I am doing and am closely monitoring the situation. If you are a user and want to update your wallet I advise you wait for the official announcement.
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April 03, 2014, 02:37:14 PM |
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you are sure? source code not updated at this time
yep, have been on potcoin irc, got a copy of the code off potcoion dev and tested it with them. https://github.com/openpay/potcoinIts worth saying I have only updated using this branch as I know what I am doing and am closely monitoring the situation. If you are a user and want to update your wallet I advise you wait for the official announcement. Can a dev confirm this is the fix? The code change looks good, I just want to make sure we're all on the same page. -Fuse
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