good results, I think I will leave it for another month for the test

try contacting VoskCoin, I think it can help

sounds cool

In the mining section there were also messages about a new tablet for ether
https://github.com/ethpillan/PillForETH/releases/tag/1.1.0

I want to check it out, and I'll write about the results later

“Gentlemen you had my curiosity ... but now you have my attention.”

Monero was a pure 1:1 copy of Bytecoin early on, look where it is today. Has it progressed to add more features in time, absolutely, but like zclassic it was a copy launched to correct a community grievance (that of bytecoin being massively premined likewise as zclassic gets rid of the founder’s reward).

Rhett’s antics with btcp are irrelevang to zclassic, the fact is it is still a fairly launched coin that people were paying several dollars for long before its fork drama and there is a new team running things now anyway. It is starting to finally deviate from zCash by going asic-resistant as well.

I’m not expecting $200 again anytime soon but $5-$10 are absolutely doable and would still maintain a modest marketcap. It’s got enough fundamentals for me to gamble on.

I don't have a dog in the core vs bch/bsv fight although I do find what BSV is doing is interesting, whether it will succeed long-term who knows. But one thing I've always rejected is this idea that everyone should be running nodes. The only people who run coin nodes are nerds with an altruistic mindset run, there is virtually no incentive for the average person to contribute electricity and keep their computer on 24/7 or even worse, to dip into their own pocket to run a cloud server. Human beings are inherently selfish and the best way to entice someone to do something is pay them. This is the heart of capitalism. Miners get paid for the work they do, why shouldn't node operators, even if it is just a pittance in fees since the overhead is much cheaper? While cheap, it is still overhead though.

You know what is actually true decentralization? Millions of people actually spending and USING Bitcoin around the world and the numbers being so gargantuan that the governments of the world can never hope to shut it down. People distort what decentralization really is IMO. The fight in my mind should always be to evangelize and spread Bitcoin/crypto's use, not have academic arguments over which network of 0s and 1s is more spread apart than the other.

Probably a glitch somewhere, it hasn't been less than 27-31 cents on any of the exchanges for days.

anyway hotbit is live now

Zeltrez is working.

Also FYI to everyone, the electrum wallet is updated and working

https://github.com/ZclassicCommunity/electrum-zclassic/releases

LOL actually the guy in my photo was known as the "gold man" in India and he was ironically killed and robbed for his gold. I just photoshopped a nice little Bitcoin logo around the chain :p

I'm not a miner, just a speculator, but afaik it's GPU-mineable only now. You might want to consider switching to other equihash coins like Zcash, Zel or Zencash.

The coin just forked to be ASIC-resistant yesterday, your ant miners won't work now, only GPUs.

Amazing people still crying about this years later, no one was obligated to buy the top of a huge parabolic pump just to get some lousy free coins. I have yet to see what the “scam” in zclassic was other than butthurt people who lost out in in one of the craziest pumps of the bull market. You knew when you were buying it was going to crash hard, you knew the rollercoaster ride was only temporary.

So where’s the scam, the chain was fairly mined and a small but hardcore community of devs have kept it up-to-date with zcash’s updates, no ICO money was taken, no devs exit scammed leaving the github dead. It has no founder’s rewards and as of today it’s asic-resistant. What Rhett did or didn’t do with bitcoin private is irrelevant to zcl itself. It’s a solid POW privacy coin and an insanely modest marketcap, I think it’s a good buy.

News is out, in summary, September 10th for fork date, masternodes, big exchanges will be ready to go the day of the fork.

https://twitter.com/cryptomanran/status/990241924106764293

I want to apologize if I came across a little rash, it's been pretty emotional as I invested quite a bit into the coin and never sold a dime of it. It seemed like one of the more honest projects in the crypto space compared to all the fly-by-night pump and dumps I felt confident in its future.

I know you devoted alot effort to trying to get the project back off the ground Worth especially when most people had abandoned and moved on, and I appreciate your efforts.

Knowing now that Ubiq and Bittrex seemed to give you the run-around is even more disappointing.

I'm just worried now that Bittrex has closed ALL Withdrawals that they are just going to delete the wallet .dat's and leave investors high and dry if it does get back off the ground someday?

If the SEC really wants to make an example they'd arrest Floyd Mayweather and DJ Khaled too, I'm sure they weren't ignorant with what was really going on.

Looks like Bittrex is delisting the wallet, but there's no way to get coins out anyway

Sad, got totally screwed by a charity that led its backers on for almost 2 years with promises of a revival that never came. Blaming Bryce Weiner is no excuse anymore.

This is the irony I find in forks like Monero or Zclassic, the original intent of their creation is anger over developer premines when all you're doing is trading one dev team getting rich for another.

I think once Segwit locks in is when things will get interesting. It's possible we might see alot of miners leave out of spite, they agreed to lock Segwit in, not to support it though. In fact activating it gives them a better excuse to leave the old chain.

Lifelock pulled in almost $600m in revenue last year, identity protection is big business, it's a pain in the ass if you've ever had yours stolen.

Sexcoin, Wankcoin, Titcoin...it's been tried numerous times. 

Not saying someone can't succeed but just bear in mind it's not a new idea.