No, it hasn't been paying out since the first week of Feb.

You can try sending a PM to bitspill the owner/operator of that site.

If you check his latest posts you will see his last report about that site was on Feb. 18th.

So many coins there is no list or site that list them all.  If there is does anyone know of one please let me know other wise I am going to make a website to list all coins ever made for future and historical reference. I really want something that list what the algo for the coin is block confirm times coin market caps and much more.

We just overtook Quark! Let's keep voting!

i only have 2k and lol read the other post's dumbass i was completely wrong anyway

You should reach about 1.2 million a day

Scroll down a little bit - he states he doesn't have much Mazacoin

How concerned should we be?  Does this apply to TiPs or all coins?

Sent you 9.5 PMC from my PHONE....  ( said it was currently worth about $4.06 )

Heh...

Get rich and suprise me back someday 

Hey guys, sorry again for my lack of communication recently, this family get-together has lasted a lot longer than I thought!

I'm not sure if you've heard but a side-channel attack for ECDSA has been published, to be specific the ECDSA variant used in Bitcoin/Litecoin/TiPS/etccoin.

It allows an attacker to recover the private key for a given address/publickey, but only under certain circumstances. (in non-techie terms, it allows someone to make a wallet key mold from your wallet lock and unlock your wallet with it)

I tried looking around to see if any other coin devs talked about this yet but I haven't found anything (it's hard to search on a phone though, if you've heard anything a link would be appreciated!)

Maybe it's just not a priority to them, seeing as the attack depends on the factors below (might be incorrect, based on what I could understand from the paper and what others have said):

If all of these conditions are met then recovering the targets private key is only a matter of time, and while the probability of all of these being met is pretty slim it still leaves a possibility.

Maybe other coin developers already have it marked down as WONTFIX, but I won't stand by and allow the coin I develop to contain any public exploits.

A mitigation technique (aka: semi-fix) is already described in the paper, although it sounds like it might take some work to implement. I'll start looking into it as soon as I get back but that might not be until March 9th or so.

PS. sorry if this post reads a bit weird, had to rewrite it because my phone randomly skipped back a page and I lost the post before I could send it -.-