mk boys, ill say it again, we need a multipool. not only will it make it so miners who cant aford to buy coins get some but it will put constant buys in to help keep the price more stabilised. This and the android wallet should be top priority. but the multipool is a must if we want this price to keep from hitting the bottom. coinking, hashcows and xpool all offer this or if we have an awesome pool guy amongst us make one so we can all point our miners there and support the price.
Has anyone shouldered this yet? I will contact Adam and make sure he has seen this post.
I think chunky pools use to do it as well.
Any experience from any one here that has been involved with a community that has used the above pools?
I would love to hear your experiences in that regard.
A chap called historical set up the Kryptkoin multipool I believe which works wonders, it had ports connecting to wafflepool and nicehash, would you like me to contact him.
http://www.kryptkoinpool.com/As far as chunky goes, the last time i used when was when whitecoin was new on the scene and it was a bit messy, but then that was probably the coins fault.
Absolutely, I will look into some as well so we can get a range of ideas coming in.
Also, this is a question to the community at large:
If there is an availability for you to point miners at a pool that pays you in maryj which algo is best for you?
My thoughts are that the current most profitable algo is the one to go with, but that is ever changing so that would require miners to change at a moments notice so that seems out of the question. So if we pick just one I would lean towards X11 because according to whatmine.com it seems to be always at the top of the list for most profitable coins. Also, if we wanted to take a hit on profitability and be a bit more sinister we could point the multipool at c*** and dump the coins to buy maryj.
We shouldn't have to do something sinister in order for MaryJaneCoin to succeed.