Quote from: meta.p02 on October 13, 2013, 12:02:13 PM

Quote from: Fablio2 on October 13, 2013, 11:03:06 AM

Quote from: meta.p02 on October 13, 2013, 08:10:21 AM

scrypt-htc is - just another scrypt-jane that is disguised as a CPU-mining algo while the creators mine on their GPUs

Just words. Proof is needed. I tried to mine HTC coin by GPU, but without success.

Please at least have the decency to quote my entire sentence, and not just cherry-pick.

For your information, the correct quote is

Quote from: meta.p02 on October 13, 2013, 08:10:21 AM

scrypt-htc is reminscent of scrypt-pgc (Pangu) and scrypt-new (Kingcoin) - just another scrypt-jane that is disguised as a CPU-mining algo while the creators mine on their GPUs

Because we have already two scamcoins that claimed to be new scrypt algo, but turned out to be scrypt-jane. They are Kingcoin and Pangubi. So I am hesitant to accept this coin, and let others exercise caution when trying out this kind of coins.

IIRC the Pangubi developers closed off the RPC mining port so all miners could only use CPU; however it was launched with 128 blocks already created. At a few hours after launch, the difficulty was 2^-12, but the global hashrate was in the single-digit kilohashes per second. Without a doubt PGC developers pre-mined with GPU.

Need a PROOF.
I am not a supporter of this coin. I just need to know mine or not to mine HTC-coin. And what you say - absolutely nothing to prove. By the way, your post without proof strongly suggests that you mine this coin youself, and just troll other people. I apologize if this is not the case, but need proof.