Nov 22nd isn't ideal, but there are only a few dates to choose from a Friday in November to keep with the theme of Black Friday. Nov 15th is too early and Nov 29th is Bitcoin Friday. Does Litecoin Friday need to be in November? No, but Black Friday type events are known to be held in November.


Okay now I agree November 2013 is too early. It will take a while just to get people to agree on a date. If we want it held in November it will have to wait until November 2014.

Bitcoin has chosen Nov 29th for their Bitcoin Friday. If any merchants are interested in participating in a Litecoin Friday for Nov 22nd, post your interest here.

I think it would be a great idea and I vote for either Nov 22 or Nov 29, 2013. For reference, see Bitcoin Friday from 2012. I've also posted this at /r/TrueLitecoin.

You should read the README and SCRYPT-README files provided with cgminer.

Upcoming AMA with Kate Craig-Wood, technology entrepreneur and founder of CipherMine.

Tentatively scheduled for Monday July 22 at 12:00 GMT (noon).

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I see "-d 0" in both scripts. Why do you have both scripts pointing to device 0?

Get things working in the simplest configuration before adding extra flags such as powertune and memory settings. Run without the thread concurrency and use --shaders specified from SCRYPT-README to get a starting point for your thread concurrency

Try some of the settings from http://litecoin.info/Mining_Hardware_Comparison

Mine the latest scamcoin. Sell before everyone realizes it is worthless.

If you're getting the Avalon chipset you'll also need to build or purchase a board to go with it. Not recommended unless you know what you are doing.

Maybe I should say when I see a large premine, my initial thoughts are it is a scamcoin.
A large premine is an indicator of a scam coin, but doesn't automatically make it one.


"Litecoin had two blocks premined, one more than the minimum single genesis block needed to start a block chain."
Source: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Litecoin#.28Slight.29_Premining

If the statement above is true, then all coins would need to be premined.

When I see premine, I immediately think scamcoin.

Make sure you read the scrypt readme file for cgminer for settings details

Also, here is a french article about mining Bitcoin and Litecoin
http://www.clubic.com/materiel-informatique/article-567824-1-bitcoin-litecoin-mineur.html

Bonne chance!

For those of you on reddit, you can check out http://www.reddit.com/r/TrueLitecoin

If the coin is pre-funded and somehow gets lost in the mail, there is a risk that someone else now has access to the private key. A replacement would require shipping a new coin and funding an additional wallet address.

Are you aware of a user named toork that forked your code and recently ended up stealing a lot of LTC?

I know you are not responsible for what someone does with your code but it sucks that someone could cause harm with code you originally created.

In my dreams LTC is $100+

Hello Everyone,

I'm /r/truelitecoin and welcome to a mini "I'm a subreddit AMA".

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Zerocoin ?

delete any *.bin files
delete or rename config.conf files

try running cgminer again with minimal flags/settings

You could try using https://kojn-app.com which is a multi-currency payment processor. I think they support both Bitcoin and Litecoin. A beta invite may be required.