Quote from: Mr. Boat on September 08, 2017, 11:00:55 PM

Quote from: teosanru on September 08, 2017, 10:51:54 PM

Quote from: Mr. Boat on September 08, 2017, 10:40:37 PM

Quote from: Sandokaaan on September 08, 2017, 08:05:57 PM

Quote from: Retired on September 08, 2017, 07:39:16 PM

How have you solved the problem the coin had?

Simply by upgrading the protocol number, changing the P2P communication port and using fresh checkpoints. The attackers stayed on their old network.

Meh... Until they migrate that is Roll Eyes

The source code it was originally based off is so old it has more creaks than an old person Cheesy

The coin was gamed like FedoraCoin (TIPS) by the Chinese Markets & Miners Roll Eyes

I also looked at the recent commits this thread OP has posted of the source that have occurred for forks/branches of EarthCoin, etc and noticed some very peculiar things, somewhat of the fact that the original dev of EarthCoin has recently been online (On the Bitcointalk Forums) and there is a bunch of recent commits from him (If you look back in github it shows the same Github user which is in fact the dev (linki) pushing commits to Earthcoin back in 2014...... Very fucking peculiar don't you say ?

Original EarthCoin Dev: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=196729

+ What the OP of this thread has claimed to have done is nothing more than what (linki) has done Roll Eyes

https://github.com/Sandokaaan/earthcoin/commits/master

if you do not want to know about this currency, I do not see the need for derogatory comments, because what is being done is to return the control of earthcoin to the mining community, it has never been said that it will be a new currency.

at least I think he has done much more than you, by earthcoin

Why make the change when there has been recent updates by the Original Dev of EarthCoin ?

It makes no sense what so ever, the commits this thread OP has pushed to the source is basic shit any script noob can do and is making it seems like it changes everything or a an issue that was fixed a while back.

This is essentially a Hardfork, so if the majority of users and exchanges choose not to update to this then it is dead in the water for this version, as they said the "hackers" are on their own network right... well that is also for exchanges and every other mining pool & user out there since they are on that very same version Roll Eyes

well if you do not agree it must be because it does not suit you, the change, but the coin must return to the miners