Curious as to why you think they need more tokens?  I thought 23,000,000 was a good number, not too much but not too little. 

Love to hear your reasoning behind this, in all honesty, not trying to be rude.

Lol, it's in the first post buddy.  Did you even look?

Wishing Karbon a very successful token sale!  You guys have been super helpful in answering all my questions about your platform. Like I told you through email I will be contributing on payday this week, hopefully there will still be enough tokens to go around! 

for starters, how about you unban my ip?  how coincidental that me complaining on these boards gets my ip banned.  

if i let this roll overnight, i 100% believe that when i wake up, whatever balance i had is going to be not enough for the next bet, meaning that i had at least 15 losses in a row.  simple as that.  if i wake up tomorrow and this thing is still rolling, then i guess i am wrong, but the fact that i know it will be, even though there is such a small chance for it mathematically, then this has to be rigged.  its predictable loss.  you could have 1000BTC in there, and it will make sure it will give you enough losses to cover that amount.  i have no doubt in my mind.  obviously there is no proof to it.  it's a fun little game, but just like any other ones out there, it's a press of a button away from taking you dough.  hence letting people know to stay the hell away.

i wish i saved one from last night but the same thing happened.  so while the verification might show that i wasn't cheated, what makes you think that 2 times in 2 days, this can happen.  this particular seed had 3933 bets.   just seems fishy, doesn't it?  i have not seen a winning streak that long ever.  but i also don't sit there watching it either.  it would actually help if they showed the longest streaks for each side, W or L.  If i saw 15 W somewhere there, maybe i wouldn't feel so salty. 

in case anyone wants to play DICE for a long run, DON'T DO IT.  i don't care what these clowns are telling you, the game is rigged.

please let me know the chances of one side hitting this many times in a row.  

http://imgur.com/YDmBX9t

i have some 270s mining x11 just fine getting about 1.9Mh/s per card, getting shares.  

my 290x is running at 4.11Mh/s, but i am getting no accepted shares.
here are my settings:

"intensity" : "15",
"worksize" : "128",
"kernel" : "x11mod",
"lookup-gap" : "0",
"thread-concurrency" : "24550",
"shaders" : "0",
"gpu-threads" : "1"

all i keep seeing is diff set to xx and stratum detected new block

help?

edit: one thing i should mention is that the pc with 290x has the latest AMD drivers installed, but it seems like thats a good thing

please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real, please let the stats be real

that's the thing, i didn't do anything either.  so why would i see no changes whatsoever?

i was expecting to see some more rejects since the stratum changes, but i am not.
should i be worried?

0.3 % right now

Kalroth cgminer does as well

false, sfire is the one that put ghash over 25.  there was a hickup yesterday on ghash, where it didnt find a block for 30 minutes or so.  sfire switched back to wafflepool, ghash went below 25.

obviously, even with 1.25x, sfire deems ghash to be more profitable at this particular point.

They're giving away free money -- a fair amount of it.  On the one hand they shouldn't be surprised that people take as much as possible, so boo on them for not anticipating this.  On the other hand I can't really hold it against them for not wanting to pay out huge sums to a pool that will 100% guaranteed move away once the offer is done.  They could have just pulled the offer, or blocked wafflepool's IP address, but it seems like they are trying to manage the situation without resorting to that, so I've got to give them some kudos.

And to someone's previous point, the site is nice, I still have a more positive impression of ghash.io than I did when this thing started (only heard of them in re 50%+1 attack on bitcoin and double-spending attacks).
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they are smart kids.  they knew this was going to happen.  it worked, they got a lot of advertising out of this.  but the initial promise wasn't delivered.  that to me is a bullshit move, and very hard to respect.  let say waffles decided to raise the fee without telling anyone, but just posting it on the site somewhere to "cover more server costs because i didnt expect such traffic".  it would be shady, simple as that.

you don't post an ad for a sale for 50% off and when people enter the store tell them "oh fuck you, its actually 25% off".  unless you are scummy ass car dealer of course.  and that's what this feels like.  fuckem

wowzers, that is a ton of cash.  i bet its a fuckin gpu manufacturer in china using the unsold gpus before shipping them out when needed.  

convert to mysql and call it a day haha

christ, is that just poor design or are mongo databases meant to be used for small stuff?

is there a chance that this whale we all talk about is just another "multipool" that is too lazy to run his own shit?

wafflepool