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[jjj0923]

Sent to the various exchanges, everything is on track

great - I'm llokign to get the pool fired up as soon as you release the linux source code later.

thanks

Jeff

[nanoprobe]

Another noobie dev scrypt coin? *face palm*
And the beat goes on.

[sony87]

I do not understand what you write if for you this coin does not mean anything, give it a rest and stop writing negative things themselves, and secondly as if you were not interested in it you would not have written about this

If you read this and take it seriously and you DID appreciate your hashpower you won't jump in. At least i'm out.
To give my rigs to someone I expect at least a proper language....

[nightwishx]

Wait..

[vicvelcro]

I'm not concerned about the language issue. Not everyone in the world speaks fluent english. The dev's communication skills are decent enough that I am confident I clearly understand what he is presenting. I do think it is possible that the dev sometimes does not understand some of us perfectly, though.

My biggest concern actually - the dev seems to have invested more time and effort making the sales pitch look pretty and sound HYPISH and GEE WHIZ WOWIE. Less time was put into thinking about the more important things such as block time, block reward, and so forth. I was hoping that a bit of harsh criticism would spur him to make some adjustments before launch, because other people giving the same input more gently hasn't done any good at all.

Dev, last month was a big round of scam coins and fail coins. Many of us have already grown tired of hype and gimmick. Quite a few of us are very cautious about falling into another scam like the dozen or so that have just happened. Give that some serious consideration. We want solid coins that will function longer that 48 hours and won't need wallet updates or have issues with block chain forking.

Releasing the wallet for download but having it password locked was a big mistake. We couldn't scan it for malware. It was as though you had given us a nice big chocolate bar locked in an armored glass box and telling us we can have the key TOMORROW. You should have held onto the wallet or released it without a password. That is what I meant earlier when I made a comment about Tease Marketing. This is not television, you are not Apple with a new iPhone model to hand out. Hype makes people very VERY suspicious.

There are other things that are relatively minor, that could have been or could be improved.

I do not understand what you write if for you this coin does not mean anything, give it a rest and stop writing negative things themselves, and secondly as if you were not interested in it you would not have written about this

If you read this and take it seriously and you DID appreciate your hashpower you won't jump in. At least i'm out.
To give my rigs to someone I expect at least a proper language....

[LIghtvelocityCoin]

scrytp algo! Bravo try.

[vicvelcro]

Oh, yeah - Twitter and Facebook posts also make your promotional efforts look childish and suspect. I forgot to mention that in my previous entry. You are trying too hard to dangle the bait. We're afraid to bite because of your over-efforts.

Calm down, rethink the coin itself, its features, and its infrastructure. Shut up with the commercials. We aren't teenage girls and we don't like drama, surprises, or mystery.

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[nathalie20]

Powodzenia Panowie 

[vicvelcro]

Scrypt was actually a good choice. Lots of scrypt ASICs out there that are more energy efficient than GPU mining, means the people mining this coin don't have to murder mother earth to make some profit.

All the GPU miners need to accept the reality that their hardware is ancient tech now. Yes, there are algos that were made to keep ASICs out. Those are people who just can't let go of yesterday. Seriously, an analogy would be the guy with the Model A Ford demanding that freeways be blocked off and no BMW's, Mini Coopers, Audi R8s, Ferraris, Lambourghinis, etc be allowed at all - because they are just too damned good and the old boy is too poor to buy something reasonably current. GPUs are for gaming and video editing. Xalgos are for destroying Earth and extending the death-throes of the GPU as a mining tool.

scrytp algo! Bravo try.

[nanoprobe]

Scrypt was actually a good choice. Lots of scrypt ASICs out there that are more energy efficient than GPU mining, means the people mining this coin don't have to murder mother earth to make some profit.

All the GPU miners need to accept the reality that their hardware is ancient tech now. Yes, there are algos that were made to keep ASICs out. Those are people who just can't let go of yesterday. Seriously, an analogy would be the guy with the Model A Ford demanding that freeways be blocked off and no BMW's, Mini Coopers, Audi R8s, Ferraris, Lambourghinis, etc be allowed at all - because they are just too damned good and the old boy is too poor to buy something reasonably current. GPUs are for gaming and video editing. Xalgos are for destroying Earth and extending the death-throes of the GPU as a mining tool.

scrytp algo! Bravo try.

Totally disagree. Scrypt coins are at the mercy of the asic miners with the deepest pockets. They're the ones who'll control what happens to any scrypt coin. Noticed the price of LTC lately?

Now as for xalgos destroying earth? Get real. Go hug a few trees and maybe you'll fell better. Have you looked at power consumption for larger asic miners? Doubtful judging by your post.

[coinme.info]

Can't see a POD on this yet?

No POD No Mine...

[JOAC]

Where is the Password going to be shown?

[cjmining]

Scrypt was actually a good choice. Lots of scrypt ASICs out there that are more energy efficient than GPU mining, means the people mining this coin don't have to murder mother earth to make some profit.

All the GPU miners need to accept the reality that their hardware is ancient tech now. Yes, there are algos that were made to keep ASICs out. Those are people who just can't let go of yesterday. Seriously, an analogy would be the guy with the Model A Ford demanding that freeways be blocked off and no BMW's, Mini Coopers, Audi R8s, Ferraris, Lambourghinis, etc be allowed at all - because they are just too damned good and the old boy is too poor to buy something reasonably current. GPUs are for gaming and video editing. Xalgos are for destroying Earth and extending the death-throes of the GPU as a mining tool.

scrytp algo! Bravo try.

Totally disagree. Scrypt coins are at the mercy of the asic miners with the deepest pockets. They're the ones who'll control what happens to any scrypt coin. Noticed the price of LTC lately?

Now as for xalgos destroying earth? Get real. Go hug a few trees and maybe you'll fell better. Have you looked at power consumption for larger asic miners? Doubtful judging by your post.

ASIC Miners are not for people with deep pockets. I purchased my first GPU Miner, 2.2Mh/s, for £800 aprox $1300. I can now buy a 100 Mh/s ASIC for $750. ASIC miners are affordable for everyone.

[shayr]

Good question about the password. It will take time to compile the code too.

[shayr]

any special build needs for the coin?

[klopper]

Has it launched yet??

[jjj0923]

where's the linux make file?

http://api.storino.pl/public/KR54u

[netcoler]

launching ??

[GC-Pool]


{
"version" : 80602,
"protocolversion" : 70002,
"walletversion" : 60000,
"balance" : 0.00000000,
"blocks" : 5876,
"timeoffset" : 0,
"connections" : 2,
"proxy" : "",
"difficulty" : 0.06250000,
"testnet" : false,
"keypoololdest" : 1410897534,
"keypoolsize" : 101,
"paytxfee" : 0.00000000,
"mininput" : 0.00001000,
"errors" : ""
}

6 days to scan

[jjj0923]

why isn;t the source on github kike every other coin?