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Awesome, such great creativity

Man, I checked your posts. You make nice logos for coins. If you add this logos to voting I'll definitely vote for them.

This is a beautiful picture, very creative.

nice post thx.
i will switch some x11 miners from chunky to other pools to benchmark for a few days.

I love where you are going with these....  Not sure if you are open to suggestions....but...

If you took the metal one and made the "W" white like it was made out of white enamel...that would be awesome looking.

Can anybody cpumine on coinking ? It cant work for me . Failed to connection

Man that metal one is solid!

Wooow chunkypools. Finally someone has spoken 

I want to share with you the impressions gained so far.

I would first like to thank everyone for their time and effort in the recovery of WhiteCoin after what happened with the original developer. Support and follow the newly established community of that moment and I have to tell you that you are all awesome  . I would not have recited the names , not to skip someone, and to whom it relates, will recognize themselves

As Chunky concerned, it is true that there are occasional problems with the front page of the site or page does not load, DDOS's, etc. ... However , I must admit that, as far as Scrypt algorithm ( X11 port nevertheless has problems with Muniti and poorer earnings ), Chunky is on par with much larger and stronger multipools, such as Wafflepool, CleverMining , TMB ... and I even think that the HashCows equally similar if not the same or better
I say this because I've mined all the aforementioned pools ( except HashCows ) and now Chunkypool . One can see how projection BTC / 1MH / Day looks like at these pools and you'll notice that even this strong pools are not making a lot more money at the end. Sometimes less

Else I pointed out, and concerns Chunky, is that lack of communication with the miners. It's too quiet in Chunkypool if you know what I mean . There must be an interaction between admins and miners. The miners are the ones who need to function Chunkypool, thereby earning and surviving. I ask for when it planned update the news page? Last news is Chunky Challenge which is posted in early May by mogonzo  . How is planning to attract new miners to Chunkypool for mining other coins, like Doge you mentioned? In what way is intended to persuade miners to convert earnings to WhiteCoin, assuming that everything works as it should? Maybe organize some bonuses for the miners ( Bonus awards in WhiteCoin for the time period of mining on Chunky, for example ) ...? I leave you to come up with a suggestion... What's going on with the payments, manual and automatic? Do they work? If you have a problem with a payment, why no news on the site or the ticker on the front page? Specifically, yesterday I gave the manual payment to my wallet address but still did not receive any of 4.9k WhiteCoins. Still on personal account on Chunky 

Do not get me wrong. I try to act constructively and point out some details that might be at the moment less important but for someone who wants to mine on Chunkypool, and not with us since the beginning of the foundation, in my opinion you are not agile enough. Each multipul requires quickly response to any change... Certainly we need more hash power to reinforce, as much as possible, buying pressure 

Everyone, keep up the good work and wish you all well

Sorry for my bad English, it`s very late, 3:00 AM, and I almost fell asleep on my keyboard 

Cheers
B.

The official logo submission form is located here: http://whitecoin.info/news/official-logo-contest/logo-contest-voting/

Thanks!

i have a suggest ,  when we are coding new WC wallet  , can we add the anonymous trade , that is a Optional , i think many people like this , maybe that function is popular .

can I submit a logo here


http://postimg.org/gallery/1p2f2t30/db272510/

If you haven't already, please vote for WC on https://www.coinpayments.net/vote
Merchants who have integrated this platform will be able to accept payments in WC.

No, thank you! Just as an update, we've heard back from the trade team re the x-11 list posted previously: http://bit.ly/1kA6lx9

The current hash on the X-11 port would see a block time of well over a day for most of the coins on that list, for example, Darkcoin has 101.45 GH at the present on their network, and X11 coin has 60 GH. To get a block every day on either of those coins, we'll need at least 300 MH & 200 MH respectively. Givecoin's hash has recently lowered in the last 24 hours to put it as a good contender to replace muniti, as it has roughly the same daily volume.

To explain a little bit about block times:

In principal, all miners are supposed to get the same average rewards over a long period of time whether they are on a big or small pool. Larger pools get frequent blocks, but those blocks are split up among larger amounts of users, resulting in more frequent small increment payouts. On smaller pools, rather than finding blocks every minute, it can take hours or days.... but, with a smaller amount of miners, your reward is proportionally higher.

However, to many miners this is something they're not willing to gamble on. If we did add darkcoin or another very high volume coin on a lower hash, we'd need to make sure all of our customers were comfortable with the fact that we'd be dealing with a very high block time.

Hope that clears things up, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. We will be starting the process of adding new X-11 coins today, Givecoin is looking like our best short term candidate.

Edit: typos in gh/mh

Awesome, thanks for the reply. Keep up the good work.

Hello at all,

i think we need more hashpower perhaps we can gain more hashes by tuning our settings.
it cant damage something if we list our gpus and the setting.

I have some Workstations running:

Scrypt on Chunkypools.com/WC

6950 @CGminer -w 256 -I 18 @ 450 KHash/s
R9 270 @CGminer -w 256 -I 18 --thread-concurrency 24000 --gpu-memclock 1450 --gpu-engine 1100 --gpu-powertune 18 @ 430 KHash/s
2x Quadro 5000 @cudaminer -i 0  -C 2  @ 250 KHash/s
2x Quadro K5000 @cudaminer -i 0  -C 2  @ 450 KHash/s

X11 on Chunkypools.com/WC
XEON CPU @minerd-core-avx-i -a X11 -t 7 @ 420 KHash/s

14 miners in sum on chunky

Hey no worries! These things happen, and it's a totally understandable situation. Thanks so much for hearing us out, and sorry for any confusion.

We're working on adding new x-11 & sha-256 coins asap over the weekend.

It comes across as all one and the same. I have sent an apology via PM.

EDIT: Although it was 3 days ago (21st) and not just yesterday as you claim that I first mentioned the X11 pool issue as I was surprised it was not picked up by your/wc team.

Hello Ownski,

There are currently 3 multipools, please look at the updated start post.
You can choose between: Coinking, Hashcow s and Chunky

You raised this issue yesterday while making it sound like it was raised weeks ago. After a review of these posts, we see no chunky staff member interacting with you on this subject.

Chunkypools does not equal WhiteCoin. We do not have investors, and we do not lie to people. If you have an issue with us or how we operate our site, you're encouraged to contact our support staff over email or join us in #chunkyhelp on freenode.

The front end problems were due to the many DDOS's Chunky suffered surrounding the timewarp attack, hashes were very rarely impacted at all. We took some pretty big hits trying to protect the blockchain before the fix was implemented, (even after, we continued to experience attacks for some time, though they have now stopped). If your payout issues are related to being on the X-11 port, it could be due to the coin we were mining for the testing phase. We're looking into this today.

If you're mining scrypt, we suggest you have a look at our above posts regarding the difference between "false live buying" and performing actual daily trades on whitecoin.

There are of course two other WC multipools listed in the op now, feel free to give them a try and tell us about your experience. Our goal is to constantly improve, but we're not a megacorp, so these things take time.

Happy mining!