Quote from: Mzie on November 14, 2016, 09:03:38 AM

Quote from: toptek on November 14, 2016, 04:45:46 AM

Quote from: Biodom on November 14, 2016, 03:47:39 AM

If only ZEC price stopped going down so much.
It is making all those speed advances largely irrelevant.
Whoever shorted ZEC is making a lot of dough so far.

I keep saying that i hate to see all the hard work every one is putting it into zcash only to see it die. then what > back to ETH

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I'd rather stick to Eth mining, Zcash has a lot of troubles , though its profitable for now i just think its not worth putting all your mining power into it.Ethereum is stable and with a stable mining pool , there is still a lot of profit in mining it

I heard the ZCash Zaddress can be used now.

https://z.cash/blog/new-release-1.0.3.html

New Release: 1.0.3
Sean Bowe | Nov 17, 2016

Today we're announcing the release of Zcash 1.0.3 which fixes several crashes and security bugs, improves performance, and adjusts relay policies.

We strongly recommend users and miners update to this version, as it fixes a cache invalidation bug that could be used by an attacker to disrupt the network. (See #1874.)

Other changes in this release include:

We fixed a bug that caused the wallet to crash during startup in some situations, such as when the wallet is not synchronized properly with the blockchain. (#1858)
We re-enabled note randomization that was temporarily disabled in 1.0.2. (#1814)
We adjusted fee policies to reflect changes made in Bitcoin Core and encourage relaying of transactions containing JoinSplits. (#1855)
We improved diagnostics and strengthened testing for the merkle tree's interaction with the constraint system. (#1797)
We disabled RPC keepalive features temporarily to avoid deadlocks. (#1847)
We adjusted our use of the libsnark verification API to improve zk-SNARK verification performance by 10%. (#1760, stats)
We changed the error message format for z_sendmany so that amounts are displayed in units of ZEC. (#1838)
We're encouraging all users and miners to update to this new version. See our download page and the 1.0 User Guide for more information.

For a more complete list of changes, see our 1.0.3 github milestone. To follow our progress, watch the GitHub project and join the forum.