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[crypti]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

No, pool not possible for PoT.

[CoinHolder]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

No, pool not possible for PoT.

Just mining pool x11 and pay in Crypti which is bought on exchange.

[rabbiter]

So where is the third part check of the Source code that Crypti promised was in the works?

[informer]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

I think one of the key factors to this is in the central spirit of Crypti. Decentralization, transparency and equal opportunity for all. The way conventional multi-pools work in SHA-256 or scrypt is completely different and almost, in a way, adverse to the nature of Crypti.

informer

[CoinHolder]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

I think one of the key factors to this is in the central spirit of Crypti. Decentralization, transparency and equal opportunity for all. The way conventional multi-pools work in SHA-256 or scrypt is completely different and almost, in a way, adverse to the nature of Crypti.

informer

So mining is not equal opportunity and decentralization but 100% ipo is fair. 

[CoinHolder]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

Anyone can make this pool not only crypti devs.

[informer]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

I think one of the key factors to this is in the central spirit of Crypti. Decentralization, transparency and equal opportunity for all. The way conventional multi-pools work in SHA-256 or scrypt is completely different and almost, in a way, adverse to the nature of Crypti.

informer

So mining is not equal opportunity and decentralization but 100% ipo is fair.  

I mean that in the sense that one cannot use massive farms running at 300 TH/s (or some absurd number) to improve their mining results forging Crypt. In order to improve your forging results with crypti you must invest in it by placing 1000 XCR in the wallet of the forge you setup. Which in turn, boosts the coin. That 1000 is a drop in the bucket right now, in not only value but volume. In the future when merchants are accepting XCR, their volume with vastly dwarf the deposit investment.

informer

[CoinHolder]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

I think one of the key factors to this is in the central spirit of Crypti. Decentralization, transparency and equal opportunity for all. The way conventional multi-pools work in SHA-256 or scrypt is completely different and almost, in a way, adverse to the nature of Crypti.

informer

So mining is not equal opportunity and decentralization but 100% ipo is fair.  

I mean that in the sense that one cannot use massive farms running at 300 TH/s (or some absurd number) to improve their mining results forging Crypt. In order to improve your forging results with crypti you must invest in it but placing 1000 XCR in the wallet of the forge you setup. Which in turn, boosts the coin. That 1000 is a drop in the bucket right now, in not only value but volume. In the future when merchants are accepting XCR, their volume with vastly dwarf the deposit investment.

informer

What if I buy 1000000 xcr and set up 1000 nodes.
Why do you compare mining and forging? I think miners should get opportunity to get crypti with their farms.

[informer]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

I think one of the key factors to this is in the central spirit of Crypti. Decentralization, transparency and equal opportunity for all. The way conventional multi-pools work in SHA-256 or scrypt is completely different and almost, in a way, adverse to the nature of Crypti.

informer

So mining is not equal opportunity and decentralization but 100% ipo is fair.  

I mean that in the sense that one cannot use massive farms running at 300 TH/s (or some absurd number) to improve their mining results forging Crypt. In order to improve your forging results with crypti you must invest in it but placing 1000 XCR in the wallet of the forge you setup. Which in turn, boosts the coin. That 1000 is a drop in the bucket right now, in not only value but volume. In the future when merchants are accepting XCR, their volume with vastly dwarf the deposit investment.

informer

What if I buy 1000000 xcr and set up 1000 nodes.

"Which in turn, boosts the coin"

SHA and Scrypts you don't have to invest in directly to mine. And to be quite frank with you all the BTC I have invested in XCR have been made through mining and day trading. I see where you're going and don't have a problem with trying to point out flaws in logic. You can take my message and split it a million directions if you want. It doesn't bother me. You are only proving my central idea.

informer

[CoinHolder]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

I think one of the key factors to this is in the central spirit of Crypti. Decentralization, transparency and equal opportunity for all. The way conventional multi-pools work in SHA-256 or scrypt is completely different and almost, in a way, adverse to the nature of Crypti.

informer

So mining is not equal opportunity and decentralization but 100% ipo is fair.  

I mean that in the sense that one cannot use massive farms running at 300 TH/s (or some absurd number) to improve their mining results forging Crypt. In order to improve your forging results with crypti you must invest in it but placing 1000 XCR in the wallet of the forge you setup. Which in turn, boosts the coin. That 1000 is a drop in the bucket right now, in not only value but volume. In the future when merchants are accepting XCR, their volume with vastly dwarf the deposit investment.

informer

What if I buy 1000000 xcr and set up 1000 nodes.

"Which in turn, boosts the coin"

SHA and Scrypts you don't have to invest in directly to mine. And to be quite frank with you all the BTC I have invested in XCR have been made through mining and day trading. I see where you're going and don't have a problem with trying to point out flaws in logic. You can take my message and split it a million directions if you want. It doesn't bother me. You are only proving my central idea.

informer

Multipool mining is direct investment.

[informer]

Multipool mining is direct investment.

Then please explain to me how I have never bought one BTC yet I possess BTC in my wallet?

[CoinHolder]

Multipool mining is direct investment.

Then please explain to me how I have never bought one BTC yet I possess BTC in my wallet?

You said that you bought crypi with money from MINING. So I don't want buy BTC or Crypti, I will mine something then dump it and buy directly BTC or XCR. Multipool makes it easier. It automatically dumps and buys XCR and gives it to me. 

[luckygenough56]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

I think one of the key factors to this is in the central spirit of Crypti. Decentralization, transparency and equal opportunity for all. The way conventional multi-pools work in SHA-256 or scrypt is completely different and almost, in a way, adverse to the nature of Crypti.

informer

So mining is not equal opportunity and decentralization but 100% ipo is fair. 

buy 1000 Crypyi and start forging/mining, that's a lower point entry than buying a mining rig and everybody can do it 

[CoinHolder]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

I think one of the key factors to this is in the central spirit of Crypti. Decentralization, transparency and equal opportunity for all. The way conventional multi-pools work in SHA-256 or scrypt is completely different and almost, in a way, adverse to the nature of Crypti.

informer

So mining is not equal opportunity and decentralization but 100% ipo is fair. 

buy 1000 Crypyi and start forging/mining, that's a lower point entry than buying a mining rig and everybody can do it 

But if I already have mining rig and want to mine crypti. 

[pabloangello]

I'm not sure if anyone thought about this, but what about a possible multipool for Crypti? It would allow miners to get involved with Crypti as well.

I think one of the key factors to this is in the central spirit of Crypti. Decentralization, transparency and equal opportunity for all. The way conventional multi-pools work in SHA-256 or scrypt is completely different and almost, in a way, adverse to the nature of Crypti.

informer

So mining is not equal opportunity and decentralization but 100% ipo is fair. 

buy 1000 Crypyi and start forging/mining, that's a lower point entry than buying a mining rig and everybody can do it 

But if I already have mining rig and want to mine crypti. 

You can want whatever you wish, but not everything will come true
You cannot mine Crypti "directly". You can mine other coin with your rig, sell it for BTC and buy Crypti then.

[informer]

You already answered that question. Mine BTC or LTC or whatever type of rig you have. Place them on an exchange with Crypti like Bter, Cryptsy or Polo and buy XCR with them.  

informer

[schmelix]

forged 1.5 XCRs in 3 days on one maschine...  
The second maschine not even starts with forging in the last 3 days. And yes, I've restarted, reinstalled the node several times with no success.
Stop/Start of the node leads in a corroupted blockchain.db ( "level":"error","message":"Invalid previous block:.. )

eta for 0.1.6?

[CoinHolder]

You already answered that question. Mine BTC or LTC or whatever type of rig you have. Place them on an exchange with Crypti like Bter, Cryptsy or Polo and buy XCR with them.  

informer

Why devs dont want to make life easier and create multipool.

[S3MKi]

Here's an article from some friends of mine over at cryptomen.com on Crypti!

http://cryptomen.com/2014/08/crypti-development-roadmap/

Well, not so much an article as a press release, but definitely good exposure.

informer

greate!

[zsp]

Until the source code is not released I can't see this coin succeed. Bitcoin is a completely open source sentiment. When greedy people try to make money on the great work/idea of Satoshi Nakamoto with all kind of closed source projects, then the backbone of the market, the original BTC community doesn't like that, and therefore you don't make a lot money. With your greedy attitude your price will stagnate, max you will get 1-2 pumps and then go back to the original level. With the right attitude your price would be already 30k and could stay there.

Be transparent, don't be greedy, release your source code.