Quote from: zex24 on October 14, 2016, 09:09:12 AM

Quote from: imjustsayintho on October 14, 2016, 06:53:04 AM

What happened originally that caused this coin to become delisted or was thought to be dead? Why the revival? Thanks

Original developer suddenly disappeared/abandoned the coin. From that moment, everything started going downhill.

Why the revival? Why not?

Coin is working fine. It is simple, user friendly. We found people who are willing to work on this coin.
There are lots of coins on the market and they are mostly produced for a pump and dump scheme. Qubitcoin survived for more than 2 years (most of that time without a proper developer team). We have some ideas for QubitCoin which will hopefully make it more popular for users.
Yes, there are probably few people that are still holding bigger amounts of Q2C but, as I already said, most of the coins are forever lost. You might see addresses with large amount of coins on the rich list but that doesn't mean that those wallets haven't been deleted or forgotten somewhere.

QubitCoin should appear on one of the exchanges during next week or so, hopefully

To start mining from the wallet, open the console and type in setgenerate true 1 where 1 represents number of CPU cores to be used for mining. If you leave out this number, mining will fully load CPU.

thanks for the reply. So the richlist is possibly inaccurate? I'm looking forward to supporting new ideas and fresh dev for qubitcoin.