why would you want to fork a successfull coin? it's not even two month old, and performing great so far.

Thanks... so just something weird with my transaction (480k).  That's what I get for ranting! :/

I switched around 3.5 and 1m earlier with no problems if that's any help.

I've said it before and I'll say it again. An exchange is a place to trade a coin. 99.5% of all trades (in my experience) are simple limit orders. That means the overwhelming majority of people make the most simple of all trades.

All exchanges support that type of trade.

So - at the end of the day - since all exchanges support the type of trade that (hyperbole-ly speaking) "everyone" uses - there is functionally no difference in what exchange your coin is traded on.

For a few days, JPC was 50+ BTC daily volume on allcrypt. Today, it's at 32 on bittrex. Allcrypt obviously cod handle the volume.

So, other than exposure, why does JPC need to be on mintp? A site that functionally offers nothing more than other exchanges do for the vast majority of all traders.

Yes, it has higher volume. Allcrypt had that higher volume until people decided to move to bittrex - why? Because it's "better"? Why? Not volume - allcrypt HAD the volume until the JPC traders decided to do business elsewhere.

My point is twofold.

First - an exchange is what YOU make of it. Allcrypt's volume is low because people left for the "better" exchange at first chance. Allcrypt has the biZare problem of "we are small, because we are small". Bittrex is bigger, solely because they are bigger. Which is a psychological thing. It's like shopping at Walmart, even though the customer service is horrific and you wait in line for 40 minutes because 27 unused registers sit dark, to save about 5% over what you'd pay at Target, getting a sometimes inferior product, and wasting a huge amount of time in line.

Second - a question. WHY is Allcrypt small? Why, although we have the speed, and features, and customer service that rivals the other guys - why are we the "stepping stone" before a coin gets on a "real" exchange? That's an honest question, because we've had meetings about it and cannot for the life of us figure it out. We are the ONLY exchange active in the community forums of the coins we support, we are faster, we are more innovative, we are more responsive - yet - we cannot seem to come close to getting the volume the big guys have. We HAD it with JPC - until bittrex added it and boom - mass exodus. You guys - the JPC community - killed the volume on allcrypt.

I understand the UI isn't the best. A major overhaul is coming. Maybe that's it. Maybe the site just isn't pretty enough. I don't know. None of us understand how we are functionally better in almost every aspect, yet still lose out to the "big guys".

I guess it's like BETA vs VHS. Betamax was the better format. VHS won.

Just trying to understand the mentality behind it. That's all.

I personally started allcrypt because I wanted a better exchange. I wanted a site with the features everyone wanted. I thought we delivered. Yet - we are still treading water.

We are welcome to hear any and all feedback. You can submit a support ticket on the site or send an email to contact # allcrypt , c0m (trying to keep the spambots from grabbing that)

Thanks

nope..

and it says on this page..


edit:
For my Compute v2 Fermi card i mine Max coin at 1gh pool..
i can get 40+ MH/s on my 550Ti with it overclocked with MSI Afterburner

edit2:
my Max coin commandline for cudaminer

no way i know off.. Fermi guys have been dumped and so has 64bit

You need to use the compute 2.x version of ccminer, you can download it here.

I think you underestimate the masses....

Somebody just moved the entire price down 5 sat because he wanted to dump his 14,000 coins... That's like one card for one day.

We already gained so many people who are only going to stick around for a week before deciding that the diff is too high.

I am not saying you are wrong, but just saying that slow and steady is far preferable for me... I would rather not see huge price gains of 100% in a day, and I would rather not add all the exchanges in the span of a week.

I hope to see them spread out, so new smaller traders are exposed to the coin at higher and higher price points which they can make up their minds.

I want the coin to settle at 60 right now, and make another move in 5-7 days.

I would rather see gambling sites opening up taking the coin than trading sites... create demand for the coin to be used, and the exchanges will take care of themselves.

JPCdice has been great for this coin, but it can't be the only game in town.

To me gambling sites taking JPC is like amazon taking BTC for sales... (not the same scale mind you), but an actual use is far more important than a trade.

very cool gambling site thanks for accepting JPC