Topic: [ANN][CACH] CACHeCoin released based on scrypt-jane - page 10. (Read 224367 times)

What is a decent hash rate for a 750ti now?

Never came across it before, and not too bad. thanks!

Some of my all time old school favs are in the deep forest album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJHTuh5wXkU

Did we just steer off topic?

Vertoe if you like psyambient-chill you should listen to this 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3tqaY0HfRg&list=PL505C5407B052211E

or this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8-0WEpHAaA

Dude.....chill.  Vertoe said possibly Wednesday and implied many times that 'she' has a life to live outside crypto.
I respect that. This isn't a pump and dump Dev whose main goal is price appreciation ASAP.
Vertoe's making something worthwhile here and it sounds like 'she' is trying to do so while fitting it into 'her' busy life. Not an easy task.

JL

15

might help

http://www.holynerdvana.com/2014/02/everything-you-wanted-to-know-about.html

what is nfactor ?

Cant agree more.
Have to admit that this pump is well orchestrated. 

I am very persistent on commenting on shady operations.

Proceed back with your pump, and bury any negative messages with the slew of posts from shill accounts..   I have my popcorn, and this has already provided a vast wealth of information.

He hates anything JasinLee touched.

I think there are attempts to take JasinLee to court on civil claims for 'ASICs miss-selling charges/fraud'. Not sure how attempts to include the police have worked out.

Care to explain ?

Seems like you have become a persistent hater.

It's like a needle getting stuck in the record groove!

Good luck with the attempt to deceive.

I agree, any coin backed by a legit dev should have a market cap of at least $1 million.

That would mean CACHe has a loooong way to go.

Just look at many of the $1 million coins out there. Most are crapcoins with no good devs, just pump and dumps.

CACHe should be able to at least reach $1,000,000 cap.

even 50k will be cheap... i think more in the region >100k sat

Soundtrackfortonight

Shhhhhhhhh some of us are still quietly accumulating.

Things are getting ready
Will not see this cheap coins in few months
Price will get above 50k sats

Hi singula,

it's good to see you still around. People tend to say Cachecoin is/was dead. But you are the living proof it's not the case since you have been here from the beginning and you are still contributing.

Do you mind commenting on my plans to create a more modern wallet? Since your pool has 97% of the hashrate, I will need to stay in touch with you for possible forking plans.

--- vertoe

True. Catcoin pool does have a slight advantage though, by paying out earlier that what the coin allows - you can't send mined coins before they are 520 blocks old, while the pool can pay them out earlier, after just 90 blocks. Technically you get paid earlier from the pool's own coin buffer.

That allowed the pool to sort of survive with some miners when the hashrate was dominated many moths by dedicatedpool - they had 90%, Catcoin pool had 5%, other pools combined had 5% too. Adding the early payment feature helped to gain some miners back. Unfortunately now when dedicatedpool and other pools died out, this brings sort of a slight barrier for creating a fully competitive pool (if you intend to hold the "only 90 blocks until payment" promise while having for example 25% of the hashrate, you'll need about 4000 extra CACH in the pool wallet for the buffer to work as expected, although you can start with some very small initial buffer, like me, and then add more CACH gradually as the pool grows).

Well, Catcoin pool was not been able to keep the payment after 90 blocks at all the times - at some times with too much hashrate and too little extra CACH in the buffer, the pool auto-adjusted the early payment to more blocks (sometimes around 300 blocks) to keep the system fully stable, so that even in case all the miners would decide to withdraw all their coins at once, there would be enough matured coins to pay everybody without any waiting.

Adding similar feature to MPOS or any other pool is quite simple and with current prices, buying some initial buffer for a small pool is still not that big an investment, although setting up a pool does require some skills to do it well - you need at least some knowledge of Linux administration, monitoring, and if you want to add some features like early payment, you need to know about programming too.

But as CACH will get more popular, I guess more pools will pop in, so there would be a nice selection to choose from (now there are only 2 pools I know of... one of them is the Catcoin pool).

This scammer forgot to mention the part about:  Give us 3 Bitcoins and we'll list your coin.

It's really a much quicker path than all this other nonsense but we don't need bittrex.  Cache has gone up a lot without those extortionists so let's not reward them for their bad behavior.