Finally, there's a multipool for Mintcoin.

As you know, you won't be able to mine Mintcoins directly because it has switched over to Proof of Stake (PoS). Your Mintcoins now generate around 1.095% every 20 days from proof of stake minting, around 20% in the first year, then 15%/annum, etc...

There's been a demand for one, and now there are two multipool for Mintcoin, so that you can indirectly mine for Mintcoin. The links are here:

http://www.mintpool.us/mint/index.php
http://wafflepool.com/

Hashrate was at 7MH/s yesterday, now it's over 40MH/s.

It's confirmed to be legit and working:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=450381.msg5733026#msg5733026



Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with the multipool. I am not currently mining anything right now because of heating issues in my residence. I do have Mintcoins and I love Mintcoins.

Glad you like it. I was inspired to make one. 

If I had the right equipment, I would point it to this minntpool

Hashrate was at 57MH/s, now it's at 64MH/s.

Down!!!

why showme 0.693 MH/s? not more

my rig have 4,5mh and work fine

80 Mhash ! Bumpity !

I've spent about a day trying to point my miners to the mintcoin multipool but have been met with several failures.  I was using cgminer and it appeared to be working.  I was definitely hashing blocks but my address didn't show up in the list of miners.  I did a little research and found that cgminer was unsupported.  I downloaded sgminer 4.10 and compiled for ubuntu linux.  The compile completed successfully however whenever I attempt to connect, I get a segmentation fault from sgminer.  I guess I'll continue to use cgminer with a standard multipool and exchange for mintcoin manually.  Any idea when or if cgminer will ever be supported by the mintcoin multipool?

Whats the deal with no cgminer? If a pool was set up to be CGminer compatible, the hash rate would go to 1ghz easy. That alone could double the price, can anyone make this happen?

Thanks, this pool has been added to the OP.