Topic: [ANN] CureCoin 2.0 is live - Mandatory Update is available now - DEC 2018 - page 58. (Read 696267 times)

I might be wrong - but are you confusing Curecoin with the Folding@home project?

I think the coin's ideas are excellent, especially the way it has a chrome extension from which you can mine from.  That would be a great topic for a press release

If you need help you might have better luck in a thread geared toward gridseed support such as this one.

I wouldn't expect the lead dev to give you personalized 1-on-1 hardware support on a piece of hardware he probably has no personal experience with, especially when you consider he probably also has a job/school/family/etc.

I think there may be a problem.  There is a glibness that comes over a coin's support/team where they cease to answer questions from newbies and it seems cease to take an interest in enough pools running it.  There is "good news" coming from some but doubt and questions coming from others.  Technically, maybe there is a taxonomy in the stages of a coins death, which Curecoin can now cure itself of.

is this coin have a future? I cant see

In one week EVGA team had a PPD increase of +50%  
Maybe a side effect (beneficial for F@H !) of Curecoin team threatening their first place?  
If they continue to fight in this way, every PPD from future members to Curecoin team will actually bring 2 PPD to F@H!

Currently Team Curecoin is producing 11.4 petaflops for research and that number is growing faster than ever with the exception of maybe the curecoin launch month. It will be interesting to see how much of an impact this makes

I think this is due to merge folding. Lot of people earn FLDC without being in the Foldingcoin team.



Most folders are smart. They anticipate that with the future release of CC2.0 which is probably going to be the most secure crypto + the SigmaX bonus, the value of Curecoin might skyrocket, so they keep it.

This [CURE+FLDC merge folding] definitely is more profitable than mining ETH or ETC by about +50%

Just wanted to highlight it to catch the eye of miners that might read this thread

The later round will be to build the curecoin foundation and hire professionals onto the team so the current core team and myself can fill all the good requests we have had to improve curecoin.

This definitely is more profitable than mining ETH or ETC by about +50%, as my 3x R9 290s were netting me about 0.01 BTC/day worth of ETH. I only would've mined 0.2 BTC during the same period.

This definitely is more profitable than mining ETH or ETC by about +50%, as my 3x R9 290s were netting me about 0.01 BTC/day worth of ETH. I only would've mined 0.2 BTC during the same period.

I'm definitely not looking forward to the day that ETH income on an R9 290 drops below CURE/etc income.

Any idea if there's an exchange anywhere for that MAGICFDLC stuff, or is it just useless fluff?

Despite FLDC having very low PPD, they're whooping our ass in terms of volume/liquidity. Interesting.

It also appears that curecoin's morale is higher than anticipated, I was expecting the price to dump much harder given all the new folders coming in..

Up side, I *FINALLY* got a FLDC payment - don't get me started on how big a PITA this wallet is, and how little feedback it gives while it's transfering anything, but it eventually worked - and was a nice non-small bonus. What I DON'T get is the bs about "have to have at least .0005 BITCOIN to cover transaction fees" - especially when the bloody fee was LESS THAN 30% of that on what had to have been a rather large transaction. SOMEONE is definitely getting over on THAT bs.

Unfortunately I missed the spike - but it was still worthwhile, though I'm not sure it doubled my income by any means.
For the timeframe involved it was definitely more than I could earn in a year from EVGA's silly little reward program (do keep in mind I've been typically #8 on Team Curecoin as ranked by Points 24 hours since very shortly after I swapped my current rigs over from Ethereum - not many folks that can match or better my performance at this point, and after my move next week I intend to add more rigs).

 Any idea if there's an exchange anywhere for that MAGICFDLC stuff, or is it just useless fluff?

 I think I remember crunching the numbers sometime late last year on doing the SHA256 for Curecoin thing with my S5s vs running them on Bitcoin - and Bitcoin won by a narrow margin on profitability.

 Much lower hashrate but also much lower reward rate and it pretty much balanced out.

 I suspect this remains the case this year.



 Up side, I *FINALLY* got a FLDC payment - don't get me started on how big a PITA this wallet is, and how little feedback it gives while it's transfering anything, but it eventually worked - and was a nice non-small bonus. What I DON'T get is the bs about "have to have at least .0005 BITCOIN to cover transaction fees" - especially when the bloody fee was LESS THAN 30% of that on what had to have been a rather large transaction. SOMEONE is definitely getting over on THAT bs.

 Unfortunately I missed the spike - but it was still worthwhile, though I'm not sure it doubled my income by any means.
For the timeframe involved it was definitely more than I could earn in a year from EVGA's silly little reward program (do keep in mind I've been typically #8 on Team Curecoin as ranked by Points 24 hours since very shortly after I swapped my current rigs over from Ethereum - not many folks that can match or better my performance at this point, and after my move next week I intend to add more rigs).

 Any idea if there's an exchange anywhere for that MAGICFDLC stuff, or is it just useless fluff?