That is impressive!!

PASC seems to have a very strong and capable network.

Excited to see the new innovations being brought by v2 in the coming weeks.

I'm hearing whispers of v3 already - this coin will be orbital.

https://twitter.com/jmknapp80/status/433637928422490112

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ultra.Minepools.us is up, diff is 7

As usual, you are incorrect. It is about 30/70 right now.

The community is working out the details with a dev to open source a mining pool. More details will come soon.

If the devs keep working hard and release the new wallet in Dec, it WILL be a great month!

Thank you everyone for the initiative put into this coin. It is not an ICO nor premined, so community involvement is important.

Excellent job, thx for the link!

Albert indeed wrote everything from scratch. I don't know much about the language, but I believe it is "cross-compilable". Code it once, compile in Linux and Windows. It's a very smart idea. Pascal code also runs extremely fast.

This is an extremely serious project. Check out the development channel on Discord.

https://discord.gg/sJqcgtD

Nice USD gains over the past few days. PASC is staying strong with the BTC rise.

here is a link to download pascalproxyv2 with a readme.txt on how to use. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/zmzj9ujgyzs0jvq/AACYjjtEywCM1GW-3kcdebtna?dl=0

PASC/USD pretty solid considering the BTC rise.

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Thank you.  I do have a lot of hash power though, a number of machines with 6-8 video cards each.  Couldn't I solo mine to generate my own accounts, and is there instructions on how to do that somewhere?  I think the references I find on youtube and elsewhere are outdated and use the old pascalminer that used to be released with the wallet.
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You can have multiple key pairs in your wallet, but that doesn't mean you have an account. You must obtain an account through the various ways mentioned here. PASA (accounts) are not generated in the wallet. To have an account (PASA), one of your private keys must be associated to it. That's what makes PASC so special. You don't need to know your long address key, just your easy to remember PASA, like 1234-56.

The ability to use easy to remember accounts linked to key pairs keeps the blockchain lean and mean, no bloat like all the other coins. This combined with instant 0-conf transactions leads to infinite scaling. I eventually see being able to run a full node on mobile with advanced features never seen before in the blockchain space.

For solo mining, look into pascalproxyv2.

Sorry to hear you had issues. Over 1k users, and none reported such issues.

One thing to note is that the login is case sensitive. The login name and password are stored as SHA-3 hashes, so casing matters.

Thanks for that validation.

Thanks for these links!

What browser are you using? No one ever reported issues and I tested in IE, Chrome and Firefox.

If you want some help dude, PM me. I messaged you in the slack as well.

If you are a miner and want to obtain a PASA fast (depending on your mining hardware), you can mine to the pascwallet.com account (293417-85) and set your payload as your pascwallet hex username (obtained once you created a pascwallet account and click the Deposit link button). Once you mine 1 PASC and send it to pascwallet, you can buy a PASA for approx 1 PASC.

I believe the devs are addressing this in the next wallet version. Some sort of way to dispense a PASA to someone maybe based on their IP or email address. Not sure of the mechanism.