If your address is correct the coins are there. The transaction is long confirmed and the network verifies that the coins were sent to that address, so if you don't have them, there's an issue somewhere on your end.

Except hashcows is having problems too....

Also, intensity isn't necessarily a card specific thing, sometimes higher values (like 20) might actually have you losing hashes. Play with 17-19 just to test where the rates lie.

Up that intensity. On my 6990 it peaks around 17, unfortunately my computer is unusable but you can play with it to find an acceptable rate/usability.

stupid thread is stupid.  Have some patience, let BigVern sort out the problems.  He's seen explosive growth, and obviously is having difficulty keeping up with it.  He can't just magically appoint 30 people to start handling support for him either. They've been having issues as a result of this growth for at least the past couple weeks so I don't really understand why you have that much BTC sitting in there if you're that upset about delays, since they've been obviously ongoing.

GPU mining is already happening. mtrlt, who made reaper, has been mining it for a while, and it's easy to assume others are also. He has no immediate plans on releasing source because he can still make a decent amount with his cards.  Makes sense to me, and you can't really fault the guy for it when he's done the work himself.

Come on guys he just wants someone else to do the hard work so he can take half the profits. I mean it's really difficult to get a server, right?   

It's already being mined on GPU and has been likely for a while.  The OpenCL is still being optimized though.

litecoin
litecoin
yacoin

I don't think yacoin deserves second and I can't think of any other useful altcoins

Bitcoin was the first of its kind, and was an entirely new concept, you can't really fault someone for that.

Mincoin on the other hand, was a very carefully orchestrated launch, I guarantee you the exchange was in the works the same time the coin was, and 8 hours to mine all the bonus blocks meant that 9.36% of all the coins that will ever exist were mined by whoever caught onto it in the first 8 hours, and obviously people with low latency (such as the first node on the network) have a huge advantage in early mining of new coins.

Actually people were being paid to spam mincoin, by RealSolid, the owner of the exchange who obviously has a financial interest in seeing both mincoin and mcxnow succeed. I believe the price was 10 MNC per thread posted? Any further bets that SandyCohen and RealSolid are the same person?

That's exactly what it is.

There's no mining at all for microcash actually, it'll be some random investment thing where you invest your coins for 10 rounds in which there's a 50/50 chance it could increase or decrease each round.

I agree that he's had some good ideas, but he's just so goddamn manipulative, I can't trust a thing he says as being fact.

I just dumped the last of my solidcoins there, I'm done with his crap.

I am fully aware of the owner, I refrained from mentioning it because I didn't want this to turn into a RS hate thread.  I used to have respect for him, I was an early adopter/supporter of solidcoin, and I'm now just realizing I was just another person he sucked in to his little games.

Also, I have this sinking feeling that SandyCohen (mincoin dev) is actually him.  Why else would he just show up again and make an exchange for it?

The thing that makes me laugh is that some of these alt coins are literally turning into circlejerking cults where the leaders make large profits and the idiots that follow them will eventually lose.

Mincoin is a prime example of this. An unheard of developer (which is obviously an alias for someone else) releases a coin by way of proxy (SuperTramp) Over the first 8 hours (which was supposed to be 3 days) 9.36% of all the coins that will ever exist were mined.  How long will it take for the next 936000 coins to be mined?  325 days given the block target of 1 minute and 2880 coins mined per day. Seems a tad lopsided.

What happened after that?  A new exchange shows up to support it, the owner of that exchange starts giving away money to people who spam about Mincoin in various places, and now gives away 10 MNC for simply making a trade on said exchange, encouraging pointless trading, and we now have a solid collection of ridiculous people who seem to want the same kind of gratification and sense of belonging that a cult provides. zacho56 runs a silly blog (and apparently has a drug problem, and uses the same nickname everywhere on the internet), tyler of altclub profits from prostitution, vipah, who obviously holds a lot of mincoin, will go ape shit on anyone who wants to discuss the facts about how ridiculous the early mining bonuses were.  You can clearly see people who hold leadership roles and people who can't see what's going on, or don't care because they feel part of something.

People are being scammed into throwing more of their money into this coin, not realizing that the only reason it's going up is because hardly anyone is mining it (and even if they were, the amounts are irrelevant compared to the early adopters) and their tiny little community keeps putting more money into the system of maybe 4-500 users (blatant guesstimate, I have no data to back that up ;-)

whew. had to get that out.

Price?

Maybe nobody will care but I found this personally interesting so I will share.

Altclub.co's nameservers are:

Name Server    NS1.LULULIST.COM
Name Server    NS2.LULULIST.COM


Also, the server IP for altcoin.co resolves back to root.lululist.com.

So what is lululist you ask?  Well it's pretty much a craigslist for hookers... err I mean "escorts"

I'm sure this "tyler" is a stand up guy.

Successfully bought 1k YAC for 40 LTC from kalgecin 

Really!? are you kidding me?

You aren't aware that mining software gets flagged by almost every av/malware scanner out there?

*facepalm*