EZC/BTC pair now on Cryptsy! Price has made a nice step upwards

Sounds like the problem I had before with other coins. Try closing that window and reopen it, deposit address hopefully appears then.

I love what the pic is expressing.

Yes, please!

I'd like to see Starcoin on your exchange.

Any working pool for that coin available?

Ok, got it. It may happen that I give away most of the coins from a block I found, but at the same time, I'm receiving shares from other user's blocks constantly. Stupid me, its somewhat logical it has to work that way. Thank you for enlightening me. 

Hmm, same here. Approx. 15% are missing according to "coins generated"....I also checked with other pools I use. On some, like dedicatedpool.com, the "coins generated" is deactivated completely, on other pools that "coins generated" number is up to 75% (!) higher than the value in transactions is....WTF?  

Western Europe, which timezone? In zone of Berlin, Brussels, Paris (CET) the coin should start at 1am nighttime "today", I'm eagerly waiting until then, too.

I can verify EZC/LTC on Cryptsy is this coin, too.

Working pools I know of:
 
http://ezc.minepool.net/index
http://ezc.pnwminer.com/
http://ezc.cloudpools.net/

Not exactly my job, but I'd like to support the coin as I can. Just sent a mail to wheretomine.com and asked them to replace the logo.  

Update: New coin logo is on http://wheretomine.com

Thanks

So the new exchange is the reason for rocketing? I was thinking about if the new logo made it. 

A pity I can't deal with chinese language, I'm quite curious how the coin is doing over there.

Not sure about it, the only pool I was able to find which any users at all is http://americancoin.miners-pool.eu

So this should be the biggest if I didn't miss a bigger pool. The pool and network hashrate display is wrong, IMHO this should be 3.939 MH/s network hashrate and 0.707 MH/s pool hashrate, currently, not kH/s as shown.

Don't resignate! If you consider it lost anyway, why don't you just let me try a bit?

Also, I'm quite sure you know at least the approximate password length or if you used upper/lower case letters, numbers and which special chars.

Edit: A guy who had the same problem in one of the threads I gave you, said he cracked his 52-character password in about an hour using one of the script given there.....so PLEASE don't dump the wallet, keep trying or let me try for a reasonable bounty.

Best regards,

MathiasW

Hi there,

do you remember anything off your password, like "I only used letters and numbers" or "the password as a length between x and y"? If so, maybe I can help. I saw some scripts which might be used to recover the password at these links:

• https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=85495.20 and
• https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=170694.0

Either you are able to give it a try yourself or we can make a deal on this if you like to, I'm always open to hunt for reasonable bounties. 

Best regards and good luck if you give it a try!

Just submitted a new coin logo in 6 different sizes to the dev and I was told he'll use it for EZcoin...Waiting for the bounty.

http://neunmalklug.de/Privat/128px.png
http://imgur.com/ISso5xv
Update: bounty received and confirmed

I can't seem to sync, no contacts are found.

Edit: Fix proposed by Mad_Max below did work, thank you!

I wonder what the "EZ" stands for or if the coin has any unique philosophy / meaning behind it like many altcoins have. Any information on this?

I'm a PHP and Perl developer, currently playing around with the numerous bot codes found on this forum and other sites. I must say, I'm very impressed with all this stuff and the possibilities. Currently I'm thinking about making a business which will be a combination of a multipool and automated trading and payouts. I'm thinking about making this so simple that even my mum could throw her computer into the pool and create some income with it.

I already found a few posts here where I could help other users, especially in programming questions, but unfortunately, as a newbie I'm not allowed yet to post there.