I still feel like you are focusing on the wrong thing, but hey... it's your coin, you are the boss.

I can only state things from my point of view, I'm not anyone else.

For me, I'm 50/50 with CIRC. As I mine it, I sell half and stash half.  If I can't recoup the cost of mining it, I'm going to move on to another coin that will.  I That's where I'm at.  I would imagine I'm not the only one.  I really do not care what algorithm I'm mining, I just thought CIRC sounded interesting... but again, if I can't at least cover the cost of electricity, I'm going to find a different coin that will.

I wish you well with CIRC and I do think your algorithm is something to keep an eye on.  I'm just not tied to it.  If that makes you not trust me, then so be it.  I don't think it's a bad thing for me to be able to cover the cost of the electricity for mining a coin.

It's not that I have a low level of intelligence, or don't care about scientific advancement or any of that.  I just don't feel like it makes me a bad person to cover the electricity I use mining a coin. After all, I am using equipment that I bought, maintain and spend time tweaking... It's my hard earned cash, equipment and time I'm spending. It doesn't make me bad person to cover some of that cost.  It certainly does NOT cover all the cost.

Again, I will mention how you said "So for a price of 14 sats/CIRC, core development of Circcash is not paid enough to do much of anything. If you want better services, then please pay more than 14 sats per CIRC."

You don't want to spend any money on your own coin.  Why should I spend MY money on YOUR coin?  You can say it's the right thing to do since it will advance science, the other coin algorithms do not.  I say so what... I'm not going to spend my time and money on something if I can't at least partially cover the cost to mining it.

I can understand what you are saying.

A second pool would absolutely be helpful, as would a second exchange.  You don't want a single point of failure in either situation.

Exchanges absolutely do get hacked, but that shouldn't be your concern.  You have to get past the first few growing pains if you want this thing to take off. A successful coin will need to be accepted by a larger audience, otherwise it's going to be relegated to the bin of thousands of other dead/almost dead coins. People aren't going to do the right thing... just to do the right thing.  Help this coin get more acceptance... the people don't necessarily need to know they are doing the right thing... it will just be a byproduct of participating in the project.  Does that make sense?

I would like to see circcash take off and that's not only because I'm holding some, but it seems like it could be a good thing.

Quite honestly, a lot of the whitepaper is over my head.  I'm not the only one.

I understand some of the feelings you have as reasons for doing things a certain way, but I think you might be missing another the other side of things.

You've said... "So for a price of 14 sats/CIRC, core development of Circcash is not paid enough to do much of anything. If you want better services, then please pay more than 14 sats per CIRC."

Saying that that comes off like either entitlement or you want to be paid before doing the work.  It seems like you are more like the latter and I don't think you feel entitled.  I just mentioned that because I can see your statement(s) being taken that way.  You may not actually feel either of those, but it does come across that way.

Either perception is a problem though.

You can get aggressive to those who mention that to you, but that isn't going to help.  It's only going to increase those feelings and alienate people.

If you want people to pay more than 14 sats for CIRC, then make it worth more than 14 sats to them.  I realize your goals are different from someone who may be mining it or buying/selling it.  We all have our own reasons and there is no right or wrong to that.  It just IS.

You can say how mining pools aren't needed and we shouldn't be mining that way.  You could be right, but don't try to make them feel bad because they asked the question or like to mine that way.

Pools, explorers and exchanges make coins worth more in the eyes of people who will mine it, buy/sell it, or hodl it.  You can tell me I shouldn't be using a pool, but that is the way I'm going to mine it.  I have a decent amount of CPU's that I mine on and I am absolutely not going to wallet mine on each one of them.  That would be a huge waste of my time.

Again, I realize I may not be the type of person you are aiming for, but myself and people like me are pretty much what you have at the moment.

How can you hope to attract lots and lots of people to mine this if they don't know about it or see many others taking an interest in it?

You say you want to get CIRC on coinmarketcap and such, but you aren't going to get there by being listed on one exchange that isn't tracked.

It would probably be beneficial if you could get word out about your project. I know you don't want to advertise without it being worth much yet, but how is it going to be worth much if no one knows about it?

I looked at the amount of blocks in the past hour and actually did the math.

It's going to be about 107 hours until my deposit is finalized.  Yep... 4.5 days.

I know this probably isn't a flat out scam, but check this out...

I deposited a couple dollars worth of GXX as a test.

It took 30 minutes to show up as being deposited... even though the first confirmation was within a few minutes.  When it did show up, I about crapped myself...

They want 1400 confirmations before the deposit is finalized.  LOL. 1400!!!!

That will take roughly 70 hours.  OMG, what a joke.

https://ibb.co/q9d3Fwq

Does cpuminer have the yespowerMGPC algo?

I'm going to go ahead and call BS on this.  No one is stupid enough to just delete a wallet with coins in it.

It takes up almost literally NO room on hard drive, flash drive, CD, DVD, Google Drive, or anything else.

No one, I repeat, NO ONE is stupid enough to just delete half a million coins on purpose for no reason.

It's a story. Plain and simple.

AeroME is having a nice run on Yobit at the moment.

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And now they are messing with people on Yobit.

Any idea when 0FeePool.com will pay out the CANN that they owe?

ya... They don't mine their own coin or anything. nooooo.  Get a grip.

There is no way a new, unannounced coin can come in and have that kind of network hash and difficulty that fast. puhlease.

English Translation:

We have no plans for this other than to cash out before PoW hits... Then we leave this shitcoin to die while we move on to create the next shitcoin.

Yes. Did that. Sent a PM, but nothing happened.

Good luck with that.  I have a few thousand LIM coin and asked for it to be exchanged a week ago.  Still nothing.

Ok... So I just found out about the switch from LIM to LIMX.

I've got about 3800 coins according to a lookup on my wallet address (not all of them are showing in my wallet since I haven't had it open and synced since June 3rd).

How exactly do I go about exchanging the LIM for LIMX?

I'm hoping something will raise the value, since I can't even get 1 satoshi for it at this point.

Well... if you delete the data a let it all download again, it gets stuck on block 3955.

I like using X11 because my GPU rigs run much cooler and draw less power.  That makes the GPU cards last longer and I don't have to worry about heat so much during the summer.

As far as speed goes... sure X11 lets you hash faster than Scrypt... but it is all relative... everyone is hashing faster.  The big draw is the reduction on power usage and heat.  Would love to see more coins head for X11 and less for scrypt.

I disagree with this.  The point of cryptocoins is to be a replacement for fiat.  Let's get real for a minute... Do we really think something like 42 coin is going to catch on mainstream??  Not a chance. Only 42 coins available in the entire world?  Good luck splitting that up between billions of people.  Who would want to deal in everyday transactions with that amount of decimals?

To me, there needs to be a lot of coins if this thing is ever going to be truly used and not just a "collector" item.

Nothing but orphans lately.

I got it to work finally... by saving the wallet.dat file and uninstalling/deleting everything. Installing limecoin on a different computer and copying the wallet to the new computer, then running it.  It synced.  Then I save the wallet again and reinstalled everything on the main computer... copied the wallet in.  Good to go.

Ditto that. Not working for me either.  I'm guessing it is the same file since it has the same timestamp and file size.

Would sure like to get my wallet working again.