I'm glad to see your enthusiasm! The netwrok hashrate is growing too with a new pool on board! Keep it up guys!

Multipools?  Is anyone even still mining this coin?  It's value is 100 Satoshi thanks in part to me keeping it there from getting any lower.  I have buy walls up on multiple exchanges at 100 Satoshi so the whole thing doesn't completely collapse and get delisted everywhere.  Though I'm not going to do that forever.

Whether you mine 250 coins a block or 400 coins a block, they are still worthless.  Nobody is going to mine it.

I'm happy to share with everyone the Hirocoin Roadmap for 2014!

You can view the roadmap here: HIRO Roadmap 2014

I'll be working on fixing the ANN thread to include all the new links to important information and present it in a cleaner fashion

Gliss,

The SaveCoin coin supply is not being correctly represented on coinmarketcap.com.

The coin supply listed presently, only shows the mined coins. The double asterisk indicates that the coin has been Significantly Premined, however those premined coins are not included like they are for other coins.

SaveCoin did have a premine of 20 Million coins. Of those 20 Million, 19 million are held in reserve to make daily interest payments in what is called Proof of Funds (POF). The coin pays out a .137% daily interest on every coin in circulation (except the premine). The wallet does not need to be open like POS. These coins are not technically available coin supply until paid out as interest.

The remaining 1 million premine are held by the Dev for bounties, promotions, giveaways and are fully available.

1) To accurately represent the coin's supply for the short term at least the 1 million Dev premine should be included.

2) To be even more accurate, the paid interest to date should also be included. We would be satisfied with #1 to get started until a process for #2 can be created.

3) Eliminating the 19M held in reserve for POF, makes the effective premine 5%.  In light of this, does a 5% premine still qualify as significantly premined or can this designation be removed?

Given that SaveCoin is the only POF coin, we understand the confusion.  Let me know if you have any questions or if any other information is required to make this change.

Thanks.

That makes sense, I'll take a look tonight.

Exactly how was cheating done? do they mean people using proxies to bypass the hour limit for free votes??

You have to know the cables you have. There are 16A cables sold in stores. PSU supports 14.5A which is your limit. You have 110V.

14.5 * 110V = 1595W
PSU efficiency in 110V is ~85%, so your limit is 1595*0.85 is over 1300W, so it looks like assuming you have 16A cables you are clear to go. But if your voltage is 100V (which can happen) then you are limited more.

Just make sure you have 16A cables.

The only protection from multipools is a coin that does NOT decay exponentially in "reward", as more miners jump onto it. It does need to decay, but not exponentially with the exponential miners that it attracts.

The only other way around that, is to BUY what they DUMP. Since they are mining at a loss, it is a gain for you to buy them, as opposed to mining them. Multipools still have that illusion that they are "gaining", when the reality is, they are creating their own losses that they actually have. Takes people a while to realize they are losing in a multipool, except the few lazy ones who are just too stupid to realize they are being used.

P.S. No "dev" owns a coin. They may be the only ones releasing versions, but if it has no followers, and another dev releases a new version that has more followers, guess which dev-team will die-off. The one that stopped listening to the ones holding the coin, who are the "owners of the coin".

It doesn't matter who develops it. It only matters who uses it. Since devs are not the primary users, (if they are, then it is the devs coin), it is not the devs coin.

You think the devs will be around in 100 years, or 50... No, just like bitcoin and litecoin has had many many many devs. No-one owns bitcoin or litecoin.

That being said... You want this coin to go up in value, just buy some. Every coin you buy, lower than your highest coin, lowers your average that you paid. Eventually, at some point, you will have an average low enough to sell for a more reasonable price. Especially now that bitcoins is on a hike to $6000+ You get exponential rewards, if you do it right. There is no reason why Hiro can't be equally as valuable as DRK. (Not the same coin-value, as the rewards and coin-volumes are not the same.)

P.P.S. You don't buy coins at the top, to sell at the bottom... You buy coins in BULK at the bottom, to sell in BULK at the top. (Take a guess where Hiro is now, top or bottom? Hint: it's not at the top!)

I can understand why investors, especially the early investors, are unhappy as they've seen their investment continue to plummet. My stance on the modification of the block reward and POS implementation is that it should only be done as an absolute last resort. While it may fix the current fall in value, what happens later? We repeat the same thing again? The modification doesn't add anything to the coin other than artificially inflate the value. I can see why Joerii is against it also as it would heavily benefit any current holders of HIRO and make their current share a large percentage of the total supply of HIRO which is against the decentralization concept of cryptocurrencies.

Regarding the HiroPool, I've added an x13 port which should prove to be even more profitable than the x11 port. The previous issues with the x11 port profitability have been solved and we've paid out 200% more HIRO than if mining directly.
576,000

A little interesting market tidbit is that at the current block reward of 400 HIRO and 60s block time, we produce 24000 HIRO an hour and 576,000 HIRO a day. At the current price of roughly 150 satoshi we require only  0.864BTC to buy ALL HIRO produced daily. It really shouldn't take much to get us going in the right direction and this shows that unless multipools are responsible for dumping all HIRO produced daily they aren't of concern.