Thanks for your effort in this. Will be looking for an update when it comes.

I'll bet 4 if there are any left. 1KZ3kDiqBaDzXjUqjXdrBNhxC61qcXSmAj 

I've just received a refund as well. He really is doing his best from what it seems. There will always be speculation as to what happened and what is happening. That's life. What is apparent now are his actions which are forthcoming and outright. It's hard to deal with the cynicism on these forums sometimes which may be why he's just doing business on a case by case basis outside of these forums.

That's correct. He is sleeping apparently. Although coinchat seems to be down. EDIT: I guess coinchat has been down for a few days.

We can add this address to the list of stolen funds. 15Ctwosw7VCNHp5Rp1ZoviLaV41nZ59spx

So far I think there are five. Addresses 15WQxdwk2skFsz2HZs6RfxFBGf3CNRa4S4 and 1ggknc8N4WSasFYF84HRax5hVHDEpsEHr.

Very impressed with the service. It does, however, seem like someone has the market cornered and is using that power to their advantage. Tread carefully and be sure to have an exit price plotted. Also, keep your eyes on the diff increase.

TL/DR: Be smart. Carelessness leads to coinlessness.

Disclosure: I have shares at cex.io

'I want to link my Bitcointalk name with BTCJam's. Verification code: 4c093f9d-e2b5-4000-8831-4d192af24416'

I started mining world coin and selling some of it at spot about 2 weeks ago. 400%+ more profitable than BTC at the time. Since then WDC has eaten a zero. I'm fairly happy with the results. Will likely sell them to some kid later on.

I made this website displaying theoretical values of litecoin based on different ratios in relation to bitcoin. It is tied to the current price of BTC and updates every five minutes or so. It utilizes the current number of mined coins from both chains as well as the theoretical market capitalization resulting therein. Hopefully this will serve to bring some clarity to the Litecoin market.

Some of you will find this a waste of time. Some of you will look at it and go, "humph". Others will hold it up as the holy grail.... or maybe not. Anyway, no need for nasty comments. I just want to contribute to the conversation and community. In reality these numbers dont mean anything any way. It was just a project for me to learn some javascript. They're just here to spark even more discussion and debate... and maybe even some hope.

I know there are all sorts of reasons why prices are what they are, but this website assumes all things are equal and that litecoin is just as useful and prevalent as BTC... which they are currently not. I personally believe that a boost in price is a direct reflection of the hard work put in to make litecoin usable and great.

Also, this is my first project involving javascript... and the calculations are updated via google spreadsheets... so it's a pretty crude way of doing things and not always failsafe, but it works... and without a server.

http://ltc.rynmln.me

Yes, you've been great to work with so far. I'm just glad to be getting in the ASIC game. Should be fun. When I saw that invoice I thought, "My wife would never..." So thank you sir.

I will have my shares moved to Miner #1 if that is alright. EDIT, That is, if they become available.

Also,

TX Id https://blockchain.info/tx/92fa2d780b6d459720cf13704094d7433912638ac01b157e88f0799ceb0a5e4d

And my address is 1FWiDvK37y5MwqH6L5R1APFoHwk8vcTFtk

Put me down for two shares please. Payment will come within the hour.

I see the site is down for me and I checked it with the other status websites like downforeveryoneorjustme.com which also says it is down. Any reason for this?

More like weeks.

I would certainly say it already is. I kept getting that incorrect address error until I switched pools. I tried withdrawing about 10 times until it worked finally.

Also, SeGram, that's a lot to just have sitting in a pool account IMO. I feel like you may have been less affected by this if you withdrew regularly, but I don't have to tell you that now.

It's settled https://blockchain.info/address/1AGP6xPTRvsAVhsRsBX13NUH6p6LJjyeiA

TX HASH https://blockchain.info/tx/176d192ac98219031eeac8235854ec34c1d8589b2ccb9471ff2c9bf3e2e3f464

EDIT: added tx hash.

How many confirms? I deposited and nothing is showing... at 6 confirms now.

PQbccAabJ8NMxhu4RkE78i8AwaSs53Qj64 pretty please?!

OP here, didn't think there was going to much response to that post after I saw it fall down the page with no response. Anyhow, what you do with your FPGA is your choice. Continuing to mine for whatever you can get might make sense if BTC price continues to rise, but that's pure speculation.

Using it in a different distributed computing project is up to you. I only mentioned SETI@Home because it seems best suited for powerful FPGA processing and that website seems to be working on making it happen with that project first, then other, more complex ones later. Also, Folding@Home uses a lot of floating point processing which FPGAs aren't well suited for and adapting it to an FPGA has been put on the "won't do" list on their wiki somewhere.

It was just a suggestion and I'm glad to see some discussion over it. If you were to stop mining it would be a shame to see them collect dust. So, I proposed some info that could be just one of many solutions. Also, as far as power is concerned, however efficient they are, one could consider lending/renting them to a local institution for their own research or participation in a distributed project they want to help out. You could profit marginally with it that way as well.

Anyway, like I said, just trying to inform so you can make your own informed decision with said information.