Topic: [ANN] INTENSE COIN - Blockchain backed decentralized VPN - Hybrid PoW - page 272. (Read 235824 times)
October 05, 2017, 03:40:26 AM
Is there any news regarding the exchanges ?
October 05, 2017, 03:17:09 AM
October 05, 2017, 03:01:00 AM
Is there a 10xx series tool for nvidia mining with CryptoNight?Who will provide the download link, thank you.
October 05, 2017, 12:56:58 AM
mined quite alot of this coins, I just noticed a lot of missed items in the roadmap.
Devs can you update this? If some target dates are pushed back it would be nice if you could specify the adjusted ETA.
Devs can you update this? If some target dates are pushed back it would be nice if you could specify the adjusted ETA.
October 04, 2017, 11:59:44 AM
Hey folks,
I'm back to buying cheap intense coins before an exchange comes out, feel free to PM me offers
I'm back to buying cheap intense coins before an exchange comes out, feel free to PM me offers
October 04, 2017, 11:37:51 AM
The developers? News? 
October 04, 2017, 10:25:11 AM
Dev are you even going to pay for the tweeter bounty?
October 04, 2017, 05:02:08 AM
I maintain that this focus on getting it listed is a little toxic and rather misguided.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects. See for example this analysis I did a while ago:
We should be far more focused on supporting this as a community and finding ways to bring this project to fruition. This is the kind of coin that could change the world in the way that Bitcoin and Ethereum did.
All that said if people really are so desperate for getting it listed - it looks like SouthXchange can take Cryptonote coins - they did in this case: https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/MSR/BTC
However it's not a well trafficked exchange and I'm not sure how safe it is. It's something the dev could potentially look into.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects. See for example this analysis I did a while ago:
I feel like people here haven't really considered that the value of this coin has SUBSTANTIALLY increased over the past week. Intense Coin is now a gold mine.
Take a step back. Crypto valuations are down more than 10% across the board [1]. This is a troubling time to be in cryptomarkets.
But why are valuations down? The most important factor is China putting restrictions on cryptocurrencies, and the potential that more will be announced shortly [2].
This is great news for this coin specifically.
Let's not lose sight of what this coin's ultimate purpose is. This project is an effort to be a decentralized VPN.
What happens if China announces further restrictions on cryptocurrencies? Will they all drop what they're doing, toe the government line, and forget about cryptos entirely? Of course not! We're all human. When someone tells us we can't do something we find a way around what they said, and do it anyway.
Those in China are going to continue to mine and trade cryptos but now they'll need something to protect themselves from the government finding out. That something?
A VPN
Just like this project...
The developers shouldn't focus on getting it listed. The developers should be focusing on building out a credible plan for the core VPN technology. China's announcement turned what would likely have been a middling coin into an unbelievable gold mine overnight.
References:
[1] Crypto valuations: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/ (data pulled 15 September at 10am IST)
[2] There's plenty of discussion of this - even in the mainstream press. See, for example, here: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-at-crossroads-after-shedding-nearly-20-billion-in-value-2017-09-13
Take a step back. Crypto valuations are down more than 10% across the board [1]. This is a troubling time to be in cryptomarkets.
But why are valuations down? The most important factor is China putting restrictions on cryptocurrencies, and the potential that more will be announced shortly [2].
This is great news for this coin specifically.
Let's not lose sight of what this coin's ultimate purpose is. This project is an effort to be a decentralized VPN.
What happens if China announces further restrictions on cryptocurrencies? Will they all drop what they're doing, toe the government line, and forget about cryptos entirely? Of course not! We're all human. When someone tells us we can't do something we find a way around what they said, and do it anyway.
Those in China are going to continue to mine and trade cryptos but now they'll need something to protect themselves from the government finding out. That something?
A VPN
Just like this project...
The developers shouldn't focus on getting it listed. The developers should be focusing on building out a credible plan for the core VPN technology. China's announcement turned what would likely have been a middling coin into an unbelievable gold mine overnight.
References:
[1] Crypto valuations: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/ (data pulled 15 September at 10am IST)
[2] There's plenty of discussion of this - even in the mainstream press. See, for example, here: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-at-crossroads-after-shedding-nearly-20-billion-in-value-2017-09-13
We should be far more focused on supporting this as a community and finding ways to bring this project to fruition. This is the kind of coin that could change the world in the way that Bitcoin and Ethereum did.
All that said if people really are so desperate for getting it listed - it looks like SouthXchange can take Cryptonote coins - they did in this case: https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/MSR/BTC
However it's not a well trafficked exchange and I'm not sure how safe it is. It's something the dev could potentially look into.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
Any company or project needs liquidity to make things happen, i dont know from wich world your from but calling that toxic or misguided is very short sighted...Either you like it or not having a good exchange like Bittrex listing this coin will only do good for the project in so many ways ( public awareness, community increase, more exposure for the devs and also added motivation for them too )...
Dont get me wrong, im one of the first people defending that we should only get listed once we have at least a working product, but did you ask yourself how long can that take? Lets assume it would take 3 to 6 months ( wich is pretty standard in software development ), do you think you will have a lot of miners support for that long? Do you think the devs should work for free until then? Also dont get me wrong im mining from day 1 and i wont stop... Of course i also would love the network to stay like this or even decrease so i can get a lot more coins but if i stop beeing selfish and think in the projects health i have to agree that increased interest, exposure, investors and community will be beneficial ( specially beeing around long enough and seeing projects die due to lack of financing )...
With all of this said, i dont agree that we need any exchange...we need a good exchange even if that takes a bit more time to get... But i rather have Bittrex or Cryptopia by the end of the year then having some unknown exchange for now... Just my 2 sat
All fair points. Hey if the devs believe that getting listed on an exchange will give them the capital they need to boost the project, then more power to them, and they should work towards that. But I'd rather the dev set the direction based on what the project needs rather than miners who intend to sell and forget about the project (until it becomes successful
) trying to force the conversation in that direction.A year-end exchange listing sounds reasonable to me. What I'm more opposed to is the push for an exchange when the project hasn't even been active two months.
Slow and steady is the way to go. I'm sure someone named SlowGrowth would agree
Agree 100% xD
October 03, 2017, 09:31:14 AM
I maintain that this focus on getting it listed is a little toxic and rather misguided.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects. See for example this analysis I did a while ago:
We should be far more focused on supporting this as a community and finding ways to bring this project to fruition. This is the kind of coin that could change the world in the way that Bitcoin and Ethereum did.
All that said if people really are so desperate for getting it listed - it looks like SouthXchange can take Cryptonote coins - they did in this case: https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/MSR/BTC
However it's not a well trafficked exchange and I'm not sure how safe it is. It's something the dev could potentially look into.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects. See for example this analysis I did a while ago:
I feel like people here haven't really considered that the value of this coin has SUBSTANTIALLY increased over the past week. Intense Coin is now a gold mine.
Take a step back. Crypto valuations are down more than 10% across the board [1]. This is a troubling time to be in cryptomarkets.
But why are valuations down? The most important factor is China putting restrictions on cryptocurrencies, and the potential that more will be announced shortly [2].
This is great news for this coin specifically.
Let's not lose sight of what this coin's ultimate purpose is. This project is an effort to be a decentralized VPN.
What happens if China announces further restrictions on cryptocurrencies? Will they all drop what they're doing, toe the government line, and forget about cryptos entirely? Of course not! We're all human. When someone tells us we can't do something we find a way around what they said, and do it anyway.
Those in China are going to continue to mine and trade cryptos but now they'll need something to protect themselves from the government finding out. That something?
A VPN
Just like this project...
The developers shouldn't focus on getting it listed. The developers should be focusing on building out a credible plan for the core VPN technology. China's announcement turned what would likely have been a middling coin into an unbelievable gold mine overnight.
References:
[1] Crypto valuations: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/ (data pulled 15 September at 10am IST)
[2] There's plenty of discussion of this - even in the mainstream press. See, for example, here: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-at-crossroads-after-shedding-nearly-20-billion-in-value-2017-09-13
Take a step back. Crypto valuations are down more than 10% across the board [1]. This is a troubling time to be in cryptomarkets.
But why are valuations down? The most important factor is China putting restrictions on cryptocurrencies, and the potential that more will be announced shortly [2].
This is great news for this coin specifically.
Let's not lose sight of what this coin's ultimate purpose is. This project is an effort to be a decentralized VPN.
What happens if China announces further restrictions on cryptocurrencies? Will they all drop what they're doing, toe the government line, and forget about cryptos entirely? Of course not! We're all human. When someone tells us we can't do something we find a way around what they said, and do it anyway.
Those in China are going to continue to mine and trade cryptos but now they'll need something to protect themselves from the government finding out. That something?
A VPN
Just like this project...
The developers shouldn't focus on getting it listed. The developers should be focusing on building out a credible plan for the core VPN technology. China's announcement turned what would likely have been a middling coin into an unbelievable gold mine overnight.
References:
[1] Crypto valuations: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/ (data pulled 15 September at 10am IST)
[2] There's plenty of discussion of this - even in the mainstream press. See, for example, here: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-at-crossroads-after-shedding-nearly-20-billion-in-value-2017-09-13
We should be far more focused on supporting this as a community and finding ways to bring this project to fruition. This is the kind of coin that could change the world in the way that Bitcoin and Ethereum did.
All that said if people really are so desperate for getting it listed - it looks like SouthXchange can take Cryptonote coins - they did in this case: https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/MSR/BTC
However it's not a well trafficked exchange and I'm not sure how safe it is. It's something the dev could potentially look into.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
Any company or project needs liquidity to make things happen, i dont know from wich world your from but calling that toxic or misguided is very short sighted...Either you like it or not having a good exchange like Bittrex listing this coin will only do good for the project in so many ways ( public awareness, community increase, more exposure for the devs and also added motivation for them too )...
Dont get me wrong, im one of the first people defending that we should only get listed once we have at least a working product, but did you ask yourself how long can that take? Lets assume it would take 3 to 6 months ( wich is pretty standard in software development ), do you think you will have a lot of miners support for that long? Do you think the devs should work for free until then? Also dont get me wrong im mining from day 1 and i wont stop... Of course i also would love the network to stay like this or even decrease so i can get a lot more coins but if i stop beeing selfish and think in the projects health i have to agree that increased interest, exposure, investors and community will be beneficial ( specially beeing around long enough and seeing projects die due to lack of financing )...
With all of this said, i dont agree that we need any exchange...we need a good exchange even if that takes a bit more time to get... But i rather have Bittrex or Cryptopia by the end of the year then having some unknown exchange for now... Just my 2 sat
All fair points. Hey if the devs believe that getting listed on an exchange will give them the capital they need to boost the project, then more power to them, and they should work towards that. But I'd rather the dev set the direction based on what the project needs rather than miners who intend to sell and forget about the project (until it becomes successful
) trying to force the conversation in that direction.A year-end exchange listing sounds reasonable to me. What I'm more opposed to is the push for an exchange when the project hasn't even been active two months.
Slow and steady is the way to go. I'm sure someone named SlowGrowth would agree
October 03, 2017, 04:15:25 AM
I maintain that this focus on getting it listed is a little toxic and rather misguided.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects. See for example this analysis I did a while ago:
We should be far more focused on supporting this as a community and finding ways to bring this project to fruition. This is the kind of coin that could change the world in the way that Bitcoin and Ethereum did.
All that said if people really are so desperate for getting it listed - it looks like SouthXchange can take Cryptonote coins - they did in this case: https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/MSR/BTC
However it's not a well trafficked exchange and I'm not sure how safe it is. It's something the dev could potentially look into.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects. See for example this analysis I did a while ago:
I feel like people here haven't really considered that the value of this coin has SUBSTANTIALLY increased over the past week. Intense Coin is now a gold mine.
Take a step back. Crypto valuations are down more than 10% across the board [1]. This is a troubling time to be in cryptomarkets.
But why are valuations down? The most important factor is China putting restrictions on cryptocurrencies, and the potential that more will be announced shortly [2].
This is great news for this coin specifically.
Let's not lose sight of what this coin's ultimate purpose is. This project is an effort to be a decentralized VPN.
What happens if China announces further restrictions on cryptocurrencies? Will they all drop what they're doing, toe the government line, and forget about cryptos entirely? Of course not! We're all human. When someone tells us we can't do something we find a way around what they said, and do it anyway.
Those in China are going to continue to mine and trade cryptos but now they'll need something to protect themselves from the government finding out. That something?
A VPN
Just like this project...
The developers shouldn't focus on getting it listed. The developers should be focusing on building out a credible plan for the core VPN technology. China's announcement turned what would likely have been a middling coin into an unbelievable gold mine overnight.
References:
[1] Crypto valuations: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/ (data pulled 15 September at 10am IST)
[2] There's plenty of discussion of this - even in the mainstream press. See, for example, here: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-at-crossroads-after-shedding-nearly-20-billion-in-value-2017-09-13
Take a step back. Crypto valuations are down more than 10% across the board [1]. This is a troubling time to be in cryptomarkets.
But why are valuations down? The most important factor is China putting restrictions on cryptocurrencies, and the potential that more will be announced shortly [2].
This is great news for this coin specifically.
Let's not lose sight of what this coin's ultimate purpose is. This project is an effort to be a decentralized VPN.
What happens if China announces further restrictions on cryptocurrencies? Will they all drop what they're doing, toe the government line, and forget about cryptos entirely? Of course not! We're all human. When someone tells us we can't do something we find a way around what they said, and do it anyway.
Those in China are going to continue to mine and trade cryptos but now they'll need something to protect themselves from the government finding out. That something?
A VPN
Just like this project...
The developers shouldn't focus on getting it listed. The developers should be focusing on building out a credible plan for the core VPN technology. China's announcement turned what would likely have been a middling coin into an unbelievable gold mine overnight.
References:
[1] Crypto valuations: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/ (data pulled 15 September at 10am IST)
[2] There's plenty of discussion of this - even in the mainstream press. See, for example, here: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-at-crossroads-after-shedding-nearly-20-billion-in-value-2017-09-13
We should be far more focused on supporting this as a community and finding ways to bring this project to fruition. This is the kind of coin that could change the world in the way that Bitcoin and Ethereum did.
All that said if people really are so desperate for getting it listed - it looks like SouthXchange can take Cryptonote coins - they did in this case: https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/MSR/BTC
However it's not a well trafficked exchange and I'm not sure how safe it is. It's something the dev could potentially look into.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
Any company or project needs liquidity to make things happen, i dont know from wich world your from but calling that toxic or misguided is very short sighted...Either you like it or not having a good exchange like Bittrex listing this coin will only do good for the project in so many ways ( public awareness, community increase, more exposure for the devs and also added motivation for them too )...
Dont get me wrong, im one of the first people defending that we should only get listed once we have at least a working product, but did you ask yourself how long can that take? Lets assume it would take 3 to 6 months ( wich is pretty standard in software development ), do you think you will have a lot of miners support for that long? Do you think the devs should work for free until then? Also dont get me wrong im mining from day 1 and i wont stop... Of course i also would love the network to stay like this or even decrease so i can get a lot more coins but if i stop beeing selfish and think in the projects health i have to agree that increased interest, exposure, investors and community will be beneficial ( specially beeing around long enough and seeing projects die due to lack of financing )...
With all of this said, i dont agree that we need any exchange...we need a good exchange even if that takes a bit more time to get... But i rather have Bittrex or Cryptopia by the end of the year then having some unknown exchange for now... Just my 2 sat
October 03, 2017, 03:34:01 AM
I maintain that this focus on getting it listed is a little toxic and rather misguided.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
Agree 100%. Product first, exchange later. I could be wrong, but I think that 99% of the clamoring for an exchange is miners who can't wait to dump to cover their bills. Devs shouldn't be held hostage by such shortsightedness IMHO.
Yes, you are probably correct. Only miners have thousands of INTENSE coins right now. Pure traders will only come in when there is already an exchange.
October 03, 2017, 03:15:26 AM
OK i dont know what is going on, but the 10k coins returned and on the transactions is says that the order is canceled, but I dont get it
i try to send coins but it locks the coins that i want to Send
https://imgur.com/zdN9kfe
i try to send coins but it locks the coins that i want to Send
https://imgur.com/zdN9kfe
October 02, 2017, 08:54:05 PM
I maintain that this focus on getting it listed is a little toxic and rather misguided.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
Agree 100%. Product first, exchange later. I could be wrong, but I think that 99% of the clamoring for an exchange is miners who can't wait to dump to cover their bills. Devs shouldn't be held hostage by such shortsightedness IMHO.
I agree as well. Also people keep forgetting that Dev/team also wants it to get it listed so that he can get paid for work he/they are putting in. So I am sure ITNS will hit the exchange but personally I would first like an alpha release of the product that I can test.
October 02, 2017, 08:21:37 PM
I maintain that this focus on getting it listed is a little toxic and rather misguided.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
Agree 100%. Product first, exchange later. I could be wrong, but I think that 99% of the clamoring for an exchange is miners who can't wait to dump to cover their bills. Devs shouldn't be held hostage by such shortsightedness IMHO.
October 02, 2017, 08:13:13 PM
I maintain that this focus on getting it listed is a little toxic and rather misguided.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects. See for example this analysis I did a while ago:
We should be far more focused on supporting this as a community and finding ways to bring this project to fruition. This is the kind of coin that could change the world in the way that Bitcoin and Ethereum did.
All that said if people really are so desperate for getting it listed - it looks like SouthXchange can take Cryptonote coins - they did in this case: https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/MSR/BTC
However it's not a well trafficked exchange and I'm not sure how safe it is. It's something the dev could potentially look into.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
This remains one of the most exciting projects I've seen here, and one with really bright prospects. See for example this analysis I did a while ago:
I feel like people here haven't really considered that the value of this coin has SUBSTANTIALLY increased over the past week. Intense Coin is now a gold mine.
Take a step back. Crypto valuations are down more than 10% across the board [1]. This is a troubling time to be in cryptomarkets.
But why are valuations down? The most important factor is China putting restrictions on cryptocurrencies, and the potential that more will be announced shortly [2].
This is great news for this coin specifically.
Let's not lose sight of what this coin's ultimate purpose is. This project is an effort to be a decentralized VPN.
What happens if China announces further restrictions on cryptocurrencies? Will they all drop what they're doing, toe the government line, and forget about cryptos entirely? Of course not! We're all human. When someone tells us we can't do something we find a way around what they said, and do it anyway.
Those in China are going to continue to mine and trade cryptos but now they'll need something to protect themselves from the government finding out. That something?
A VPN
Just like this project...
The developers shouldn't focus on getting it listed. The developers should be focusing on building out a credible plan for the core VPN technology. China's announcement turned what would likely have been a middling coin into an unbelievable gold mine overnight.
References:
[1] Crypto valuations: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/ (data pulled 15 September at 10am IST)
[2] There's plenty of discussion of this - even in the mainstream press. See, for example, here: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-at-crossroads-after-shedding-nearly-20-billion-in-value-2017-09-13
Take a step back. Crypto valuations are down more than 10% across the board [1]. This is a troubling time to be in cryptomarkets.
But why are valuations down? The most important factor is China putting restrictions on cryptocurrencies, and the potential that more will be announced shortly [2].
This is great news for this coin specifically.
Let's not lose sight of what this coin's ultimate purpose is. This project is an effort to be a decentralized VPN.
What happens if China announces further restrictions on cryptocurrencies? Will they all drop what they're doing, toe the government line, and forget about cryptos entirely? Of course not! We're all human. When someone tells us we can't do something we find a way around what they said, and do it anyway.
Those in China are going to continue to mine and trade cryptos but now they'll need something to protect themselves from the government finding out. That something?
A VPN
Just like this project...
The developers shouldn't focus on getting it listed. The developers should be focusing on building out a credible plan for the core VPN technology. China's announcement turned what would likely have been a middling coin into an unbelievable gold mine overnight.
References:
[1] Crypto valuations: https://coinmarketcap.com/charts/ (data pulled 15 September at 10am IST)
[2] There's plenty of discussion of this - even in the mainstream press. See, for example, here: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-at-crossroads-after-shedding-nearly-20-billion-in-value-2017-09-13
We should be far more focused on supporting this as a community and finding ways to bring this project to fruition. This is the kind of coin that could change the world in the way that Bitcoin and Ethereum did.
All that said if people really are so desperate for getting it listed - it looks like SouthXchange can take Cryptonote coins - they did in this case: https://www.southxchange.com/Market/Book/MSR/BTC
However it's not a well trafficked exchange and I'm not sure how safe it is. It's something the dev could potentially look into.
But I think it's far better to focus energies on developing the core project and wait for other, more mainstream exchanges, to build out the infrastructure needed to host Cryptonote coins.
October 02, 2017, 04:49:01 PM
Its seems like its not been easy for the dev team to find a decent exchange to call home... All exchanges are beeing pretty restrict on the projects they list but im sure the dev team will find it...
Meanwhile maybe if the community retweeted to Richie and Bittrex maybe they can get a close attention to this well deserving project
Tweet: https://twitter.com/Crypto400/status/913756678708977666
Meanwhile maybe if the community retweeted to Richie and Bittrex maybe they can get a close attention to this well deserving project
Tweet: https://twitter.com/Crypto400/status/913756678708977666
October 02, 2017, 04:41:51 PM
Just added http://itns.blockbit.ch/ pool with fees at 1%
10 core, 256gb RAM server and 1gbps uplink
Will throw some hashpower at it shortly.
Any issues you can reach us at:
- Email: [email protected]
- Freenode: Blockbit.ch
- Twitter: @SrbLtd1
- Telegram: @SRBcrypto
- Website: www.blockbit.ch
10 core, 256gb RAM server and 1gbps uplink
Will throw some hashpower at it shortly. Any issues you can reach us at:
- Email: [email protected]
- Freenode: Blockbit.ch
- Twitter: @SrbLtd1
- Telegram: @SRBcrypto
- Website: www.blockbit.ch
Hashpower thrown. We will run 100 kh/s a while to get the blocks rolling.
October 02, 2017, 03:32:16 PM
Dev,
Presently which exchanges are we waiting the reply from.
Presently which exchanges are we waiting the reply from.
Can predict that the answer will be - soon
Although, I am also interested to hear the answer.
October 02, 2017, 02:43:47 PM
good there is no starting a mining and how to put the wallet some tutorial. Speak Spanish
October 02, 2017, 12:33:31 PM
Dev,
Presently which exchanges are we waiting the reply from.
Presently which exchanges are we waiting the reply from.
Can predict that the answer will be - soon
Although, I am also interested to hear the answer.
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