Very unprofessional, very low technical skills, disapointingly bad coin. I'll cover all three claims in this post.

First: I've repeatedly sent messages to the team regarding an issue with the web wallet. First message was a month ago. The issue is a severe security issue and should without a doubt be fixed asap. But: I have not received any response, and the issue is still there.

Second: When I first started mining it appeared that the official pool was rather buggy. I thought, well, ok, might get better. Didn't, at a recent try I still loose connection like half the time, not with any other coin I harvest. But mostly the issue with the webwallet is incredibly dumb. I'm not going to give more details here, just say that it involves badly designed form and I've lost a substantial amount of my coins due to this.

Third: I do like the design, the availability of a webwallet and so on, but if the outside does not deliver, then it is merely an empty shell, tempted to say a shell full of s***. Nobody wants that.

In conclusion: don't buy, don't invest, don't mine!

well... a heads up for the hard fork on bitcointalk would have been nice. hash power lost in the realms of not official blockchain :-(

Ha, guys did you see this?

Ryo official pool software was faulty since 7/7 in that sumokoin address miners would get "accepted shares" that internally were faulty, so for instance xmr-stak would report "shares accepted" but stats (and payout) on hashvault would report 0 hashrate.

Quite funny, and for some people quite angersome.

it is tradeable on altex.exchange.

is the recent drop in hashrate due to the aeon and electroneum forks?

There is also https://bloc.cryptopool.space,
I'm currently mining there, not affiliated.

PPLNS Fee 0%
Minimum payout (Wallet) 1 BLOC
Minimum payout (Exchange/Payment ID) 5 BLOC
Payout interval Every hour
Block Maturity Depth 50
Minimum Denomination 0.1

Did try that just now. Was probably the first time I went for a gui wallet, usually prefer cli wallets, the forced look and feel here proves my point. Anyway, gives the same result as the cli wallet, different key.

I have tried recovering my steps and honestly, I cannot imagine how I could have managed to store a wrong public address for my seed. First I thought, well maybe I took the address first displayed (if there is one I usually press the button to generate a new one just in case), or had one from earlier from somewhere else. But: the generator does not display before pressing any button, I can not find the used address for any other wallet or on the internet. And as I said, right now, I kind of believe that the wallet generator did something bad.

What are your settings? I get only 1375 with a Vega64Liquid.

oh my  

I generated a wallet with the offline-wallet-generator on May 5th. Dependency issues kept me from compiling the source to double check and I wanted to start mining. Now I have about 500 Loki sitting in an address LBVj***. So far so good, but...

I thought I'd like to take a look at the mined coins, downloaded the now available linux-cli, synced the blockchain, imported the wallet and... well this one says empty wallet, address is L9R6***, view and spend key though are the same. I really don't think I made a mistake back then, been doing similar procedures quite some times without mistakes, always double checking. Well, my mistake should have been that I didn't bother to try importing the seed earlier...

Question: did the offline-generator produce a faulty address or can I somehow recover the matching keys or is it lost forever?

? did you not write down the seed ?
Importing worked fine with the seed for me...