Quote from: raoulduke33 on December 24, 2013, 04:44:14 AM

Quote from: Pustul on December 24, 2013, 04:37:53 AM

Quote from: raoulduke33 on December 24, 2013, 04:16:16 AM

Quote from: Pustul on December 24, 2013, 04:13:08 AM

Quote from: raoulduke33 on December 24, 2013, 04:06:12 AM

So, the consensus seems to be that our (longer) chain is the bad fork.

We don't know how that happened; we just installed it from the dev's github when it was released.

Our sincere apologies to all who wasted time with this coin, and for our fork, even though it was done through no choice or act of our own. I strongly doubt we are, or will be, the only ones to face these issues.

We've burned too many hours on a poorly executed Litecoin copy that has no real value or exchange and so many inherent issues so early on, so we're not going to burn any more starting over.

Catcoin at Pool of Pools is dead.

So the 676 coins I mined at your pool are lost?

As are all of the coins *I* mined there (2,426) and all the coins the pool collected as fees to offset the $320/month server costs.

As are the 7 hours we've spent setting up, running, and finally killing this sh*tty coin at our pool.

I didn't meant that it was a lot I was just wondering if all the coins were lost or just the ones after the fork, I know it's peanuts...

Sorry if I came at you the wrong way, then.

I'm just as frustrated and disappointed as anyone else is. This cost us actual money (USD & BTC, not just fictional Catcoins) and plenty of time to setup, and it has gained us nothing in return.

This coin belongs in the litter box. Doge may be a stupid meme coin to many, but at least it launched well, didn't eat itself like a digital ouroboros, and managed to get listed on an exchange where it can be traded for BTC. So far, this coin has failed on two of these fronts, and as a result, is likely to fail on the third.

yup, a complete disaster of a coin Wink