The project has shut down

[pocdag]

The project has shut down

[notsofast]

Devfee 10% and 1% devpool fee? 

No ICO and no premine are not exactly slogans you can use, given that tax on tax.

This could have been SO GOOD.

[sedou]

you post ann 2 hours after launching..

[pocdag]

Devfee 10% and 1% devpool fee? 

No ICO and no premine are not exactly slogans you can use, given that tax on tax.

This could have been SO GOOD.

DAG is special, we need to pay for development, but we don't want to premine and ICO

[ollsanek]

xdag fork (https://xdag.io/)

[pocdag]

xdag fork (https://xdag.io/)

Yes, we improved it

[ClashProject]

Please elaborate further about your DAG. Also, address = transaction is stupid. How should that work.
I fully understand and support the 10% dev fee but I dont see what makes your coin special.
Also, you said that a Tx is a block and there is a block reward of a few thousand. How is that supposed to work.

[DaMut]

Devfee 10% and 1% devpool fee?  

No ICO and no premine are not exactly slogans you can use, given that tax on tax.

This could have been SO GOOD.

DAG is special, we need to pay for development, but we don't want to premine and ICO

This is the funniest answer so far, I have been in this forum for a couple of years and today is my first time seeing 'Dag is special and we need money to pay for the development'.
do you think other cryptos related project does not require a 'money' to develop their project?
and you are not the first project that used DAG algorithm, what makes you so special?

[keseoma]

xdag fork (https://xdag.io/)

Yes, we improved it

I found out that's the 1:1 clone of XDAG... almost same wallet design!
would you please explain which part have improved ?

[pocdag]

xdag fork (https://xdag.io/)

Yes, we improved it

I found out that's the 1:1 clone of XDAG... almost same wallet design!
would you please explain which part have improved ?

We use x28c algorithm and a new wallet with base58

[pocdag]

Devfee 10% and 1% devpool fee?  

No ICO and no premine are not exactly slogans you can use, given that tax on tax.

This could have been SO GOOD.

DAG is special, we need to pay for development, but we don't want to premine and ICO

This is the funniest answer so far, I have been in this forum for a couple of years and today is my first time seeing 'Dag is special and we need money to pay for the development'.
do you think other cryptos related project does not require a 'money' to develop their project?
and you are not the first project that used DAG algorithm, what makes you so special?

POC is Mineable DAG with new algorithm , You can see more details in our github.

[Slkp]

4096 coins in block which been making every 64 seconds. I used good cpu to mine it before your gpu miner became at github. And I get...1,5 coins. Nice!

[Slkp]

And where is explorer?

[CryptoSDesigner]

Working Pool ? Check my address  on FRpool.pocdag.com:23654 and no visible ?

[Slkp]

What we have now: a copy/paste coin which had hashrate of thousands cards from the begining even before launch. China mining..

[cryptobtcnut]

Devfee 10% and 1% devpool fee? 

No ICO and no premine are not exactly slogans you can use, given that tax on tax.

This could have been SO GOOD.

The coin you are advising has 50% devfee.

[vladru3]

гдe взять кoшeльoк

[vigoror]

xdag fork (https://xdag.io/)

Yes, we improved it

I found out that's the 1:1 clone of XDAG... almost same wallet design!
would you please explain which part have improved ?

We use x28c algorithm and a new wallet with base58

yes,just the algorithm and wallet have been changed.Others almost 100% clone of XDAG.
Even the roadmap,is same as XDAG. When XDAG improve,POC follow it,yes?

[DudeAtWork420]

someone created a new thread for this project, is he related in anyway with your dev and your project dev?
because from that link i found that he was using a different name of Github instead of its official link to POC GitHub.
here is the link to that thread :

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5093907.0

[btcltc2017]

the coin xdag has no set of 28 algorithms