bitching about a 1% pool fee smh

edit: i agree that he shouldnt be trying to discourage other pools tho

coinminers is legit, ive been mining on his pools since 2014,...thats about as good as a track record gets in crypto. anyway i like the algo choice for this coin, hoping for the best mining this one.

hi guli, what is the method to point the miner at multiple gpus? Seems that when I run multiple instances they all just point to gpu0

Very cool, I'm extremely interested in mining. Always been a fan of projects that launch to miners and love supporting new networks!

PC #1:
Microsoft Windows 10 Pro
6 core Intel i7-8700 @ 3.20GHz
16 GB RAM
Nvidia GTX 1080 16GB
Google Chrome

PC #2:
Ubuntu 16.04
up to 20 core Intel Xeon E5-2670 v2 @ 2.50GHz
128 GB RAM
Radeon HD 8350 1GB
Mozilla Firefox

i disagree, dev is free to pursue the coin at his discretion, as a donator I would understand if he quit tomorrow. as far as all the things beyond coding - if the code is good enough the other pieces will fall into place. Maybe it never makes it, crypto isn't easy and you can't take anything for granted. personally I'm just glad that people are out there trying experimental currencies like this.

If this is an ethereum token, why not distribute it through a smart contract?

clonenomics 101:

name should be something ridiculous, gotta give yourself room for that rebrand 6 months down the line. make it sure it has a ticker that can be easily repurposed.

you want steep descending rewards in the first few months, than a low static reward after. the supply should be corner-able prior to that planned rebrand from above, but you still want late-comers to feel like they had a chance.

plenty of accounts per block. this distinguishes you from pascal, and gives your trolls a parameter which they can fud pascal against. also double the block generation rate, for the same reason.

i would recommend the same algo as pascal.

attn: noobs. dont ever d/l a wallet with no source. dont ever run a new coin's wallet outside of a vm or other controlled environment.

yea we need a bootstrap at the very least for people to be able to sync up. things looking very shaky here in zoin-land. I tried and failed for a couple weeks to sync using nodes from coinexchange, cryptopia, and the block explorer with no luck.

it seems probable that a top polo whale has decided to use your legitimately good coin as a vehicle to draw volume to the exchange and alts in general, as like happened in the past with crave, xmr, doge, and maybe eth. it is not normal for this type of frenzy to follow a polo listing, or for a whale this strong to show their cards on day one.

the chain generates a lot of accounts, I don't think they are meant to be scarce.

one account can contain many coins, and the number of accounts is more than the current number of people who could possibly be interested in running a wallet. so the price of accounts should be low all things considered. in a theoretical, unlikely future where the number of people seeking accounts is more than the number of accounts generated the price would start to rise.

wow man way to tell it like it is. someone call wikileaks lets blow the lid off this

this is a coin that asked for nothing. anyone could have participated and made legit profits off the smallest of rigs, for months. thats incredibly rare in crypto these days and getting upset about it is an odd reaction.

If your locale has any kind of popular street corner or off ramp you might consider shifting your operation to there, people are usually more receptive to beggars at such locations.

No source = virus 95% of the time, be careful out there folks.

This chain is having some issues - there are a few forks out there and people who are on the wrong forks are making things worse by broadcasting bad chain data to others trying to sync.

The longest chain I have seen is fortunately the fork the exchanges are on - they are on block ~37,000 right now. If your wallet is "synced" but not on block 37000 or later, you are on a bad fork whether you like it or not. You can check what block the exchanges are on to see what fork you are on here: https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=ZOI

I believe this is normally what checkpoints are for dealing with, but as it seems unlikely anyone will release an updated, checkpointed wallet, I think the best we can hope for is some degree of collective effort to get ourselves all on the same fork.

an ez way to calc the supply of any pow coin with scheduled halvings is just to calc the qty at the end of the first halving and double it.

so this coin has 25 coin blocks, and halves every 1 mln blocks. 25 * 1 mln * 2 = 50 mln = final pow count. note that it will take years to reach the first halving so take that into account as well.

dude if you dont stop getting so worked up all the time you'll have an aneurysm before the next bull cycle hits.

WTS bundles of 1 million, .04/million (4 sat).

WTS: Bundles of 1 million IOE, .09/million (9 sat each).

You are unlikely to hit a block solo mining until the early nicehashers (me) get bored of burning cash on huge premine clones. So sometime around when I get off work and cancel my order.