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And it's mining PANDA.

LOL another fail launch?

Oh I know. Obviously, I didn't buy into this. I'm not stupid. But I'm just suggesting the proper thing to do if this weren't a scam.

But, as I said before...

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Refund everyone 100%. Work on relaunch. Pray people have enough faith to buy in again.

It happens all the time. Extremely often. And I think we deserve to rub the devs' noses in their spots of piss left on the proverbial altcoin rug.

smh. No shame.

So who is taking your place?

WOn't be LONG now, right?

STACKed and ready to go yet!??!

Anyone gettin' in on a nice fresh STACK of these coins?

Well this coin got worthless fast.

lol childcoin #83212343

Hurry up and launch so we can all pump, dump, and zombify forever.

Not sure if you'd actually hit the 6,000kh mark with those without some pretty hefty overclocks, and the single circuit requirement makes it a little more of a challenge, maybe.

My driver isn't crashing though. It's 100% rock-solid stable 24/7 (it's my main gaming rig -- Seasonic X1250, custom watercooling, MSI Z87 Mpower, etc.). This only occurs with vertminer for some reason.

Strange quirk I'm having with vertminer -- and it probably has nothing to do with CGwatcher, but maybe someone here has an idea. I have a rig running 3 7970s, and use CGWatcher's "Devices" tab to disable GPU 0 when I feel like playing a game. When I finish a game and re-enable the GPU, it hashes at like 15-20kh/s instead of the usual 360+. I've tried stopping and starting vertminer, quitting CGwatcher completely and restarting it, and disabling/re-enabling the GPU again. The only thing that remedies the problem is rebooting. A minor inconvenience, but I'm curious if anyone else has had this issue.

Searching through this thread, I saw some fairly alarming posts from folks who said mining vertcoin may have caused some damage to their cards. Has anyone else experienced this?