If you've got a weak CPU it can take some time for the project to get "fired up".

Pro-tip:  Go into Configure/Slots, highlight CPU, and then click Delete (bottom right) so you don't have to muck around with pausing it every time you start FaH.

Are you using 14.4 drivers?  All my AMD rigs use G1620 Celerons, and ran like crap with 13.12 while folding because the CPU was pegged at 100% all the time.  With 14.4, it'll peg at startup, then once it's actually folding it runs fine, about 23% CPU usage on a 4x 280x rig, for instance.

You don't need to delete stalled (99.99%) work units.  Ever.

Just pause them, then once paused, click Finish or Fold, and pay attention to the log...you'll see it's just a sync issue, and once paused and restarted, the logs eventually show it folding properly again, at the correct percentage of completion, even if the main display does not reflect that actual proper % for some time.

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290x gets close to 200k, 290 can do 170k, 780ti can get in spitting distance of 300k PPD with the right project.

I get 600k+ PPD out of a 4x 290 rig, 450k+ out of a 2x 780ti rig, 450k+ PPD out of a 4x 280x rig, and about 280k PPD out of a 4x 270 (non-x) rig.  

About 2.1 million PPD for all my rigs (290 rig, 280x rig, 780ti rig, and two 270 rigs), according to the FaH client (all rigs added to the client via remote), and that matches really damn close to my actual PPD by the time you factor time lost for new work and the odd glitch.  On scrypt, that combo of rigs is about 11mhs, just to put it in perspective.

And on my best day that earned me 67 coins.   So those guys pulling down 400-500 are throwing some serious hash (er, folding) power at Curecoin.  

Make DAMN SURE you have the proper team entered.  Not on the Curecoin team (224497) , you're just charity folding.    

Those two guys WERE GPU/CPU mining XPM at ypool, if it makes you feel any better, so the smaller XPM miners are not unhappy to see them on something else.  Then again, I'm on Curecoin myself now (from XPM) so I share your pain.

Uninstall WITHOUT removing Data worked for me as well, across 5 rigs.  Try that first, save yourself the hassle of setting up passkeys and remote connection configs again, if that doesn't work, THEN nuke Data.

It's what, midnight-ish East Coast US?  Might be awhile before somebody wakes up and sees the problem at Stanford. 

It's happening to a lot of people (myself included, on three different rigs and eight different folding slots) so it's not just you.   

Did we use up all the Work Units? 

And of course you're on the proper team (which will also show on Kakao)

One word:

Teamviewer

http://www.teamviewer.com/en/index.aspx

Yeah, if the investors do dump (which I doubt), it just makes for a more democratic coin distribution.  Which at least partially solves the problem some of the whingers had about not getting a chance to buy at the IPO price themselves. 

Also keep in mind the value of the IPO BTC, at least double what it's worth now, if the IPO was six months ago.  ROI isn't quite so huge as it seems, if you take that into consideration.  Also, just imagine the opportunity cost of having your BTC tied up in a project that took six months to get off the ground.  Lots of great crypto investment opportunities have risen (and fallen) in that time period.

Maybe.  If you put a massive amount of power on folding in the last day or so, it's quite possible that all that got recorded for the daily snapshot was enough points to earn you 2 coins.  You'll make up the difference in the next payout, since it does a delta between "today" and "yesterday" to figure out your daily points.

That's all assuming that you're folding for the right team (224497) with all your rigs/bots, and that the username you used on CryptoBullion matches what you use to fold.

Give it time.  Keep in mind when you pause and resume, the CPU has to set up the work again from the last good checkpoint, and that can take many minutes before it starts to load up the GPU (especially on big projects like the 13000/13001 types).  It's possible you've had a driver crash as well, so it's not a bad idea to reboot between pausing and hitting finish again.

Pause it.  The value will likely show much lower when paused.  Then click Finish.  It will go back to 99.99 percent/unknown ETA, but let it run, and check the logs, you'll see that FS0x is actually increasing.  Give it time.

This.

"Team Curecoin" is already growing at a very rapid rate, as indicated by the ever-increasing PPD stats.  So there's no need to "reach out" to other teams, there's no need to alienate other teams

No, where Curecoin "wins" as far as supporting F@H is by converting profit-oriented miners and their massive amounts of potential folding power into a force for good, rather than "preaching to the choir" of existing folders who've been doing this for years on end.  

And it's working.  Look at the top of the team list.  Several of those folk that have showed up in the last few days have large CPU and GPU farms and are known "regulars" mining coins like PTS, RIC or XPM, and they've shifted to Curecoin..these are guys with probably over a million dollars worth of combined hardware that are now helping a worthy cause besides their own profit (while still making a profit). 

There's really nothing I'd call active "balancing".  

Miners are mining "fresh"coins at just about the target rate of 10 minutes per block (13 coins per block) and the difficulty retargets seem to be doing the job properly.  Folders are getting paid shares from a fixed 7488 coins per day from the pre-mine stash, that won't change for oh, 4 years, give or take the developers' stated intention to reserve the right to increase payouts on special occasions (said extra coins coming from the developer premine, I would assume, and not from the folding reserved premine).  

That means the 80/20 ratio of coins from folding and mining is pretty much still in effect, 7488 coins from folding, ~1872 from mining daily.  

The exact rate and amounts of the IPO payouts are still a mystery, but I tend to believe the devs when they say they're dribbling those out rather than paying in bulk.  

But the good news is, exchange volume supports those figures...less than half the daily yield of coins is actually being sold on the market right now, and only a fraction of the coins distributed to date are even listed for sale across all the exchanges.  Lots of coins being held in wallets, which indicates to me a fair amount of confidence in the value increasing, or at least the hope that there's more buy support in the future.

Except it's not the IPO coins, it's just a few thousand mined and folding coins.  Investors haven't even been paid yet as far as I know, and when they do get paid, it's in monthly installments. 

Yeah, and in a few days, when those "easy" coins from the smaller pool have dried up, and there's some actual volume in the exchanges, it'll likely tick back up.  

I've folded for three days now.  My second payout was 25% higher than my first day's payout, but my daily points were more than double.  Those 7488 folding coins are getting spread thinner and thinner.

You should also note that only about 3500 coins were traded since Poloniex added Curecoin...that's a ridiculously small volume to be judging the coin's value on, less than half a day's production.