You're not 'one of a few' people using my pool. Since you use my pool, you know I've been paying out.

I've paid out 95% of the HKC ever mined. I've ran the pool since the first day. In fact, I've paid YOU today.

So as far as I'm concerned you had no reason to take a cheap shot at me because MPOS had a cronjob that crashed while I was asleep. As soon as I woke up, I fixed the cron job, found the winner of the Block Bonus and paid him.

That was approximately $22 out of MY OWN pocket. I only did the bonus to try and promote HKC more. I've been doing that from the start. The constant trolling and accusations of scamming have worn on my patience.

Oh wow, a scam accusation.

Thanks for not disappointing me, a-hole. 

The finder of Block 40000 was user 'gabidennis.'

He's been paid. Here's the TX: 912b4429ab515e7e1cd293d022534ba75f5681b8f2323cb3097114e68ee78345

and the servers block finder goes offline at block 39994...

yeah ok

 

It is clearly stated in the OP that Bitcoin+ is a codename. No one owns Bitcoin per se. Mt Gox has the trademark but I think they have enough issues of their own...

Don't forget: Block Finder Bonuses of 500,000 HKC are coming at Block 40,000 AND Block 50,000.



We're almost at 38,000 now, so get in while you still can: http://hkc.majorminers.com

"We are investigating issues in the backend. Your shares and hashrate are safe and we will fix things ASAP.
Findblocks disabled, new blocks will currently not show up in the frontend"

You're missing the point.  If it were managed by consensus, how are the extortionists running this "Operation" going to get their money?

This whole thing has NOTHING to do with cleaning up shitcoins.  It's about scamming people out of money.  Scam coin creators like the OP clear out the competition.  Pool operators get sheep to DDOS competitors.  And the extortionists collect their "registration fees."

It's not about cleaning up anything.  It's about criminals working together to expand their enterprise and conning fools into doing most of the work for them.

Don't forget to vote for us on CryptoRush too:
https://cryptorush.in/index.php?p=vote

the good ones will stay. the bad ones will be gone soon.

As for Blackcoin, it's holding up pretty nicely. I haven't bought any because I'm following my old day-trading rule: "When I get interested, it's too late." 

And here's an unintended consequence: exchanges that take in new coins no questions asked are really suffering for it. Look at what's happening to CryptoRush (start here and read this.) Another second-tier exchange foundering because they've incurred huge losses by a new alt going ker-blooey.

Cryptsy really has a great niche in all of this. It's the top alt exchange, so any alt that gets listed on Crypsty has "hit the big time!" Cryptsy doesn't have that cachet unless they sit back and take their time when deciding whether or not to list a new alt: taking it slow only adds to their prestige. You might say that playing hard to get is Cryptsy's "game." So, the second-tier exchanges that'll list any crapcoin ends up acting as Cryptsy's field-test lab. When a new alt goes haywire, it gets injured and Crypsty remains above it all.

Were I to start a new exchange, I'd actually use the OP's filter when deciding which coins to list and not to list. I'd do so simply to protect myself and the customers.

Funny that it was Blackcoin that pushed CryptoRush over the edge...

So did everyone just dump CRS shares down to 200 satoshi and someone accidentally became the CEO?