WOOF COIN

Since the beginning of the pandemic, pet surrendering rates have increased dramatically around the world. Waitlists for surrendering household pets have increased to a remarkable eight months as animal shelters and welfare organisations have seen an increase of 34% for animals needing help.

Typically, animal shelters are under resourced and under financed; relying heavily on donations and the volunteer efforts to assist animals.

This is where Woof Coin steps in. As avid lovers of dogs, we wanted to make a difference. Using the power of Proof of Work mining, we’ve created a coin where miners are contributing to the donation of money to animal welfare shelters. These shelters initially include the ASPCA who already have a cryptocurrency donation mechanism but with intention to expand to the RSPCA and other organizations suggested by the community. 

Our aim is to put animals first and we intend on developing ongoing relationships with pet shelters to help adoption.

Coins Specifications
21 billion supply
Block 2,100,000 halving (4 years estimated)
Algorithm: KawPOW
Proof of Work

Download Links:
https://github.com/WoofCoin-Main/WoofCoin/releases/download/WoofCoin/WoofCoin.zip

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What we need is more people mining/holding Aura so difficulty goes up and supply dried up.  When you can mine 380 Aura per day with just 380mh due to such low difficulty it kills the value of the coin.

You read it all and missed youstock.io?   This chain will power youstock.... Why would they run youstock on ethereums congested network?

nicehash has been ruining mining for the little guy for years.   they run difficulty up with huge hashrate then drop off, making block time go through the roof until it adjusts back to normal... then they add the nicehash power again.   its a way to cheat the difficulty/block time algorithm.

probably nicehash..

Yes thank you!  How can people spend all this money to invest and/or build a miner and NOT understand something as simple as difficulty?!?  If your average block time is 13 seconds, that means 4.6 blocks per minute are solved:

60 min * 4.61 (blocks per min) = 276 blocks per hour
24  hrs * 276  (blocks per hr)   = 6624 blocks per day


6624 blocks per day * 12 coins per block = 79,000 coins minted per day.....  79,000 * 365 days = 28,835,000 coins per year.

Difficulty is adjusted up as more people join the network and hashrate goes up.  it needs to do so in order to keep the 13 seconds block time, because more network hashrate means the blocks get solved quicker.... the difficulty adjustment just keeps it as close to 13sec average as possible.   it does not change the number of coins minted.   

To reiterate - you would need to change the block time or the reward if you're going to reduce the number of coins minted.   And it doesnt seem that they're willing to do so. 

that makes zero sense.  increasing difficulty as network hash rate increases is not going to reduce the output.   so long as block time is 13 seconds and the reward is 12 the same number of coins will be minted.   they would need to either reduce reward or increase block time...

New PROP pool guys - prop is preferred for small miners, as huge nicehash power gets the majority of the shares in the large PPNLS  pools (pay per last number of shares) and eats our profit alive while they're there.    

we're almost at 1gh after just a few hours online - hop in now and get a big percentage of our first block

do you still get paid when someone comes out with an adblocker for the user?   seems like that's the logical second step to a service like this..

depends on how long you want to wait to get paid.   there's really no benefit to solo mining irregardless of your hash rate..   either you solo mine and wait forever to win a block, or you mine on a pool and get smaller payments more often.

wouldn't it be funny if the testnet were doing the premine pow.  i'm fairly new but i've never seen a launch anything like this...   there are other "bitcoin forks" like btcz that launched flawlessly, no premine and wallets for multiple platforms.    And they had NONE of the hype this one had.    I hope i'm wrong about this one

agree.  I watch difficulty closely.   back mining it now that it's at a reasonable level.   it probably was a nicehash rental that caused the spike earlier.   I hope it doesn't become a common thing like other alt coins (dbix for example).  It ruins the mining for everyone.   they run diff up - collecting the majority of the blocks, drop off (and when they do, block time goes to shit while the difficulty algo adjusts to the network HR), then pop back on when difficulty adjusts back to normal... and repeat.   Then they dump the coins on the market driving prices down.  Nicehash is a bad for miners and for the coins they target..

difficulty up 250%    was just 72K yesterday.

1080's aren't very good ethash mining cards.  you'd do better to mine zcash and sell to buy dbix.  dbix has been more profitable than eth for my old R9 AMD rig (204 dbix since July).

word of a new exchange coming soon?   anyone in the know? 

I've received about 10,000 from btz.pool.sexy

It takes some time for the blocks to mature and for payout to occur.  sexy pool has a 1000 min payout

Where do you submit a new coin request at bittrex?   Why not add Livecoin.net and Cryptopia to the list of exchanges in your shoutout to the community?   They seem to accept newer coins much easier than the larger exchanges (bittrex).

As the dag grows hashrate will slow.  this is a function of the vram speed on your gpus (512bit bus width gpus don't see that drastic a change as 192bit or 384 bit bus).  obviously it will take quite some time for those lower dag coins to get to the dag size of eth.   Still, you might see a 2-3 mh/s decrease from a epoch #2 coin, to a epoch #42 coin.