Re: [ANN] Ellaism: Ethereum network with no premine and no contentious hard forks
Don't blame Crytopia, blame Ellaism! I'm missing a transaction also. There isn't enough basic support for the network. I didn't do my homework before I started mining this coin. Now I'm finding out how bad Ellaism is.
There are very few nodes on this planet.
There is no Windows desktop wallet. You can't run a node from the wallet.
There is no Linux wallet. You cannot run a node from the wallet.
There is no (working) Discord channel. (Bad link) You can't speak to them.
There is no Slack channel. You can't speak to them.
The Telegram takes you to a blank page.
There is no link to click to complain on their website.
The message board @board.ellaism.io has "Zero" messages in the Discussion section.
An average user cannot support the network.
This is an overall BAD coin.
There are very few nodes on this planet.
There is no Windows desktop wallet. You can't run a node from the wallet.
There is no Linux wallet. You cannot run a node from the wallet.
There is no (working) Discord channel. (Bad link) You can't speak to them.
There is no Slack channel. You can't speak to them.
The Telegram takes you to a blank page.
There is no link to click to complain on their website.
The message board @board.ellaism.io has "Zero" messages in the Discussion section.
An average user cannot support the network.
This is an overall BAD coin.
Wanted to chime in and mention that there are multiple guides on the discourse put up on how to setup miners for Nvidia cards, and node setup. Most of the action takes place on discord at this point, and yes it is active enough everyday. I use myellawallet and myetherwallet with a trezor, the ellawallet chrome extension, and Ellagem (windows wallet). Also I created the 1st 2 tokens on the Ellaism blockchain.
Ella moves fast. Its the exchanges having issues right now as a huge rush of people come into crypto very recently. I hope anyone reading this in a year or 2 gets a good laugh at how small crypto was back at this point.
