just curious what kind of ressource do you need to get 500curecoins per day with folding at home ?

Enjoy on your luck my friend - after 6 months by increasing difficulty and drop blocks reward expected price of 0,02 - 0,05
264*0,02 = 5.28 BTC  

Don't forget every 1 hour
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Take them 1 by 1:

1) Single developer vs great team. I asked what has the great team of vertcoin developed? How is it possible that a "single developer" has done so much job and Vertcoin has done nothing? I'm giving them an indirect kick in the butt to get things moving. That's not criticism that you should object, but rather welcome. It's what will make your and my vertcoins worth something. Expecting the next pump is not a serious strategy for doing well, in the long-term.
2) Closed source until public release. FUD.
3) Wallets change often because it's a bleeding-edge coin as it transitions from beta to RC to final for DarkSend, masternode payments, DGW3 etc etc. What is that guy saying? That stagnation is better than innovation because the wallet has to change? Wow, such stability, we never do anything, we have one wallet and we are thus better, lol.
4) Argument that goes both ways: Legitimate cpu miners feel excluded with scrypt-N
5) Privacy is not illegal and the argument "I want the government to track me because I do nothing illegal" is stupid / FUD. You don't want your bank account or credit card statement to be online for everyone to see, so why would you want this with your cryptocurrency through a public blockchain?
6) The developer has clearly expressed that Darkcoin will follow the path of Bitcoin. CPU=>GPU=>ASIC. He also said that the hashes are pretty good for ASIC although it'll be probably take time before they are ported.

As you can see the only point is (6). "We want ASIC resistance and we'll hardfork". 1-2-3-4-5 are either FUD or reversed logic and even (6) for DRK is in an air of mist that it's somehow unclear what it'll do, when it's not. For the time being both DRK and vertcoin are ASIC resistant as there are no ASICs.


I don't own coins that I don't know what they do.