pabloangello
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July 17, 2014, 06:48:07 AM |
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100 is no uptrend, real MYR value is in the 5-10k range..
I'd say 3-5k until the first halving is more realistic. When will be the first halving?
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executter
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July 17, 2014, 09:01:18 AM |
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we have time. around 23 or 24 January 2015
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louiseth1
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Bitfarms.io
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July 17, 2014, 04:42:38 PM |
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Migration 100% completed!Our move to the SuchPool SSO (Single Sign-On) has been done without any issue!
Join us mining Myriadcoin (SHA256)! We are here since the early beginnings!
Come see the new pool at http://SuchPool.pw/myr
All your stats/shares/coins/pending payouts/workers have been restored on the new version! All the pools we will add on this platform will share the same logins, so on new launches you may simply move your miners on our different ports hosted under SuchPool SSO and your coins will be delivered in your accounts!
** YOU WILL NEED TO RE-ENTER YOUR PAYOUT ADDRESSES, RESET YOUR PASS AND PIN **
IF YOU HAD A DARKCOIN ACCOUNT WITH US, THAT ONE HAS PRIORITY. IN THAT CASE YOU WON'T NEED TO RESET ANYTHING. JUST RE-ENTER PAYOUT ADDRESS.
Here is a sneak peak at our new interface! Come and login to see it in operation. If you have no account, it's time to register!
If you notice any issue, or want to make some comments, feel free to drop us an email at support@suchpool.pw! We are there for you!
To reach us:
URL: http://www.suchpool.pw Email: support@suchpool.pw IRC: irc.freenode.net - #suchpool Twitter: @SuchPool Support: Support.SuchPool.pw
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Bitfarms.io - Powering Blockchains with Sustainable Energy
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HR
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Transparency & Integrity
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July 18, 2014, 02:39:47 PM |
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Myriad, it's time to get ahead of the curve. (If you're wondering what I'm referring to, start reading my posts in this thread from most recent to what in cryptocurrency time would be long ago.) Turn perceived 'negatives' into positives, focus your efforts exclusively on making the best base product (coin-wallet-network) you possibly can (if you make a better product, everything else will naturally fall in place as the world beats a path to your door), and let the future run its course.“The [framework addresses] safeguarding client funds, anti-money laundering, books and records, compliance requirements and procedures,” said Jalil. “These things are very common in the regulation of the banking and financial services industries.”If you really want a viable alt-currency, that is to say, a REAL cryptocurrency, you need those things - without them nobody will invest their hard earned money (again, unless you're a reddit juvenile dreamer). Say goodbye to anonymity.
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mpetro
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July 18, 2014, 05:18:43 PM |
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Anyone tried to mine Myriad on the SHA algorithm using the R-Box miner from Rockminer....
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Isokoira
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July 18, 2014, 05:34:36 PM |
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Anyone tried to mine Myriad on the SHA algorithm using the R-Box miner from Rockminer....
Nope but can say I'm using MultiMiner with my re-purposed BFL Jalapeno that was just about a paperweight. Hashing at around 7Gh/s
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neuroMode
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July 18, 2014, 05:40:43 PM |
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I'm not really sure where you are getting those trust settings from ahmed_bodi. I just checked out his trust and he is completely clean. He hasn't received any trust from anyone else but he has definitely left a lot of trust feedback regarding other people.
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ahmed_bodi
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July 18, 2014, 05:57:49 PM |
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HE's the one thats given me the neg feedback. it seems some people here dont understand how p2pool works. the pool operator can never scam people with p2pool thats why people are pushing for that to be used over standard pool's
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Bitrated user: ahmedbodi.
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jwinterm
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July 18, 2014, 06:17:28 PM |
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ahmed_bodi looks clean (0 trust) to me, but more importantly (in my mind) the guy is always on here and at freenode ##myriadcoin. It's not like he's running and hiding, he's always very present and helpful.
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neuroMode
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July 18, 2014, 06:23:56 PM |
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Trolls will be trolls will be trolls will be trolls.
Ahmed is omnipresent, dare I say ahminpresent.
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ahmed_bodi
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July 18, 2014, 07:01:50 PM |
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I cant be dealing with these baseless pathetic accusations of being a scammer. So here is the source code for the groestl P2Pool do with it as you please. No support will be given AT ALL. I ran these p2pool's at a loss with no complaints since myriadcoin began. worked on various myriad projects using my own time spending out of my own pocket with no complaints. The fact that childish members of this community can do such a thing as leaving inaccurate/lies for feedback just shows how bad things have become https://bitbucket.org/cryptopools
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Bitrated user: ahmedbodi.
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ahmed_bodi
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July 18, 2014, 07:03:24 PM |
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P2Pool is a decentralized Bitcoin mining pool that works by creating a peer-to-peer network of miner nodes. P2Pool creates a new block chain in which the difficulty is adjusted so a new block is found every 30 seconds. The blocks that get into the P2Pool block chain (called the "share chain") are the same blocks that would get into the Bitcoin block chain, only they have a lower difficulty target. Whenever a peer announces a new share found (new block in the P2Pool block chain), it is received by the other peers, and the other peers verify that this block contains payouts for all the previous miners who found a share (and announced it) that made it into the P2Pool share chain. This continues until some peer finds a block that has a difficulty that meets the Bitcoin network's difficulty target. This peer announces this block to the Bitcoin network and miners who have submitted shares for this block are paid in the generation transaction, proportionally to how many shares they have found in the last while. - Unknown author Decentralized payout pooling solves the problem of centralized mining pools degrading the decentralization of Bitcoin and avoids the risk of hard to detect theft by pool operators. Quote Taken from https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2PoolJust incase anyone wants to believe the back of lies presented here
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Bitrated user: ahmedbodi.
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birdonwheels5
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July 18, 2014, 10:10:24 PM |
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I cant be dealing with these baseless pathetic accusations of being a scammer. So here is the source code for the groestl P2Pool do with it as you please. No support will be given AT ALL. I ran these p2pool's at a loss with no complaints since myriadcoin began. worked on various myriad projects using my own time spending out of my own pocket with no complaints. The fact that childish members of this community can do such a thing as leaving inaccurate/lies for feedback just shows how bad things have become https://bitbucket.org/cryptopoolsI don't mine groestl myself, but if I get enough interest *hint hint guys*, I'll set aside some memory for it and get it functioning. Making a post on reddit now. Thanks for the source Ahmed. Your work is appreciated. Don't let the few loud mouths/trolls discourage you, when there's many many more people lurking around who genuinely appreciate what you're doing for the community. Personally I'm looking very forward to PolyMYR. I'm hoping we'll be able to merge mine Peercoin/Namecoin/Potcoin ect. I'll probably end up holding the good coins to increase my portfolio
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MYR: MNYERWCHqrH1EkGNpF4T8o8dGB391A5jmm DGB: DKqUZR8ajzo1vkXYWWx476wRyZ4La76WBy
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HR
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July 18, 2014, 10:11:00 PM |
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P2Pool is a decentralized Bitcoin mining pool that works by creating a peer-to-peer network of miner nodes. P2Pool creates a new block chain in which the difficulty is adjusted so a new block is found every 30 seconds. The blocks that get into the P2Pool block chain (called the "share chain") are the same blocks that would get into the Bitcoin block chain, only they have a lower difficulty target. Whenever a peer announces a new share found (new block in the P2Pool block chain), it is received by the other peers, and the other peers verify that this block contains payouts for all the previous miners who found a share (and announced it) that made it into the P2Pool share chain. This continues until some peer finds a block that has a difficulty that meets the Bitcoin network's difficulty target. This peer announces this block to the Bitcoin network and miners who have submitted shares for this block are paid in the generation transaction, proportionally to how many shares they have found in the last while. - Unknown author Decentralized payout pooling solves the problem of centralized mining pools degrading the decentralization of Bitcoin and avoids the risk of hard to detect theft by pool operators. Quote Taken from https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2PoolJust incase anyone wants to believe the back of lies presented here I'll let the facts speak for themselves. If you wish to defend yourself, you can do so addressing the facts. Anything else is pure BS. Everyone is invited to reach your own conclusions based on facts, attitudes and behaviors, personal predispositions, hopes, and dreams, and we each do so at our own risk. Can we really be our own worst enemies? I have absolutely nothing more to contribute on the matter. Add: as for those who don't "see" those trust settings, try logging on.
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Freenhult
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★ BitClave ICO. Join NOW ★
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July 18, 2014, 10:21:43 PM |
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P2Pool is a decentralized Bitcoin mining pool that works by creating a peer-to-peer network of miner nodes. P2Pool creates a new block chain in which the difficulty is adjusted so a new block is found every 30 seconds. The blocks that get into the P2Pool block chain (called the "share chain") are the same blocks that would get into the Bitcoin block chain, only they have a lower difficulty target. Whenever a peer announces a new share found (new block in the P2Pool block chain), it is received by the other peers, and the other peers verify that this block contains payouts for all the previous miners who found a share (and announced it) that made it into the P2Pool share chain. This continues until some peer finds a block that has a difficulty that meets the Bitcoin network's difficulty target. This peer announces this block to the Bitcoin network and miners who have submitted shares for this block are paid in the generation transaction, proportionally to how many shares they have found in the last while. - Unknown author Decentralized payout pooling solves the problem of centralized mining pools degrading the decentralization of Bitcoin and avoids the risk of hard to detect theft by pool operators. Quote Taken from https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2PoolJust incase anyone wants to believe the back of lies presented here I'll let the facts speak for themselves. If you wish to defend yourself, you can do so addressing the facts. Anything else is pure BS. Everyone is invited to reach your own conclusions based on facts, attitudes and behaviors, personal predispositions, hopes, and dreams, and we each do so at our own risk. Can we really be our own worst enemies? I have absolutely nothing more to contribute on the matter. Add: as for those who don't "see" those trust settings, try logging on. Seems pretty cut and dry about how the payouts happen. Not sure why you're so convinced about how you see it, but Ahmed is right. No shame in not understanding 100%, but calling people cheats and scammers when its only you says a lot about the situation. If you're not comfortable mining p2pool then find a real pool that gives instant payouts like you want.
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foodies123
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July 18, 2014, 10:32:26 PM |
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you do realize that all that negative feedback is sent FROM HIM towards scammers and not TO him for scamming don't you HR ?
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nope
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jwinterm
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July 19, 2014, 12:10:26 AM |
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Add: as for those who don't "see" those trust settings, try logging on.
How could we comment if we weren't logged on?
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foodies123
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July 19, 2014, 05:48:31 AM |
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Add: as for those who don't "see" those trust settings, try logging on.
How could we comment if we weren't logged on?
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nope
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