Quote from: citronick on April 03, 2018, 07:54:01 PM

Quote from: fr4nkthetank on April 03, 2018, 07:12:13 PM

Quote from: MagicSmoker on April 03, 2018, 12:32:43 PM

I just did some due diligence on RavenCoin and all I can say is, best of luck to you all mining it, because it looks like a train wreck to me. Two different ANN threads with lots of infighting, questionable mining software, and the coin itself doesn't really seem any different from any other random ~~shit~~altcoin. I'm going to stick to DERO, ZEN & ITNS. And MUSIC!

EDIT - this sounds a bit harsh/combative upon re-reading it, and that's not the intended spirit; rather, I'd very much like to hear the counterarguments in favor of RVN, because from my (admittedly jaundiced/cynical) perspective it only seems have the support of the CEO of Overstock.com who is, let's say, a rather colorful character (or a crackpot, if you prefer).

Ok, if you are mining you dont really care about that stuff. I just dont like the inflation on the coin, with no planned "deflation" aka a la Bitcoin. But miners are getting shafted with the ASIC invasion so they seek new innovations with ASIC resistant properties, for, well, the decentralized ideology and all. So they will mine RVN, they will create demand for it, they will pump it. Im pretty sure of it. Mine when difficulty is low and sell when price is high. Of course I get that right about 0.1% of the time.

Another experiment.... PIGN (pigeon coin) is on the loose using X16S algorithm..... uncanny features similar to Ravens but instead of X16R for "random".... its using X16S for "shuffle".... something is telling me someone is doing a live "bird" experiments in the mining community perhaps in a quest to see which algo is truly ASIC resistant...

Was it a little birdy? or a stool pigeon Grin

I have about 2500 raven coins on hodl.

And shame on you a bitmain eth miner.

BTW I just got my 9th LT3+