Quote from: tuchkov on February 06, 2014, 10:47:19 PM

Quote from: SlimePuppy on February 06, 2014, 07:16:51 PM

Coinium, geekhash, teamcatcoin, ultimatecoinpool are the trusted nodes to check if anyone thinks they are out of sync with the network.

Make sure you have at least these nodes in your catcoin.conf:

Code:

addnode=cat.geekhash.org
addnode=ultimatecoinpool.org
addnode=eu.coinium.org
addnode=us.coinium.org
addnode=teamcatcoin.com

Yes... ultimatecoinpool.org very trusted node with unregistered domain name...
May be ultimatecoinpool.com? ultimatecoinpool.com with Pool HR 0 KH/s and geekhash.org with Pool HR 0.013 MH/s two trusted nodes to check?... lol...

Since I'm the Owner of Geekhash, and I'm also on the dev team, and one of the three people in #catcoin-dev channel that have been in on this sync issue, then YES, Geekhash is a trusted node. Just because everyone is afraid to try a new pool, and because a node doesn't have any hash, it doesn't mean that they are not trusted.

Do supernodes have people hashing on them? NO. So, if your reasoning about no to little hash rate = not to be trusted, then that means that any supernode (not just for catcoin) shouldn't be trusted?

Here is the corrected list (not in any order of preference):

Code:

addnode=cat.geekhash.org:9933
addnode=eu.coinium.org:9933
addnode=us.coinium.org:9933
addnode=teamcatcoin.com:9933
addnode=ultimatecoinpool.com:9933

EDIT: And for the record, I'm using my hashing on testing new code, so we can have a stable coin, instead of trying to be greedy and not give 2 shits about fixing the coin.

Blak