Quote from: proffe14 on March 28, 2018, 11:18:03 PM

Quote from: MapleCoins.org on March 28, 2018, 09:29:04 PM

Quote from: CryptoDingus on March 28, 2018, 04:15:09 PM

I don't understand all the posts crying about ASIC miners ruining this coin. Isn't it a little to early to tell?
There is a lot of fuzzy math here but I personally am getting 4.95 KH/sec with 4 RX 580s and 2 RX 570s. I definitely consider myself a "little guy" and know several people who aren't "big" that have several times more cards than I do. Some people in this thread have hinted at the fact they tried to mine cryptonight with an Nvida card and well, that's your problem right there.

I have mined 1000 coins in 48 hours with 6 GPUs. Is that good or bad? Maybe we should find out what the coin is worth or what it even is besides another XMR spin off before jumping to conclusions.

If you think this coin is to hard Huh

go try ETN and tell me how that goes

Thanks for your pefect explanation

Quote from: Calidude on March 27, 2018, 05:58:50 AM

So basically the Developers lied from the very beginning about it being ASIC resistant.

Way to build a community and trust. Roll Eyes

We didn't lie, the coin will be Asic resistance you don't need to worry about it.
Asic isn't out yet and didn't harm our coin.

And thanks everyone for your contribution and supporting MapleCoin

You can join us on Discord for any support/question or anything else!

Dude), Asic has long been mined - come back to YouTube to see how they all minaret monero and electronium) 70% monero - this is an asic and a botnet) And your coin is not interesting to them, since it has no real value.

Exactly why it may be a good idea to mine now with GPUs. Something is only worth what someone will pay for it. Seeing as the coin is not listed on any exchange yet then you're right determining the value is a bit difficult. If you think the anti-ASIC Monero fork will fail that is another issue. If so mine now while it's easy, or leave them all for me. Grin