with xpool, and with right settings im getting 30% invalid.
the same here, with some tweaking I reached even 60..
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December 10, 2013, 04:56:06 PM
the same here, with some tweaking I reached even 60..
December 10, 2013, 04:21:27 PM
with xpool, and with right settings im getting 30% invalid.
While your pool is is fact solid, reliable, fast, and awesome (I use it myself), I do strongly feel that having more than one pool mining the coin would help better the overall confidence and stability of CSC.
Edit* I guess it seems like botpool does CSC too, but still my point remains more pools = stronger currency in my eyes.
Edit2* However botpool just spews "stratum_recv_line failed", so unless I'm doing something wrong on my end xpool really is the only csc pool to my knowledge.
i agree with more pools.
Would be interesting to receive feedback from CAC team!
While your pool is is fact solid, reliable, fast, and awesome (I use it myself), I do strongly feel that having more than one pool mining the coin would help better the overall confidence and stability of CSC.
Edit* I guess it seems like botpool does CSC too, but still my point remains more pools = stronger currency in my eyes.
Edit2* However botpool just spews "stratum_recv_line failed", so unless I'm doing something wrong on my end xpool really is the only csc pool to my knowledge.
i agree with more pools.
Would be interesting to receive feedback from CAC team!
December 10, 2013, 04:04:53 PM
Casinocoin tripled in value today at Cryptsy!
I hope that the DEV is really serious about this coin because it really has a LOT of potential.
I hope that the DEV is really serious about this coin because it really has a LOT of potential.
December 10, 2013, 03:19:38 PM
Miners, please try using: --queue 0 --scan-time 5 --expiry 10
I have noticed an increase in DOA's which causes connectivity problems with the wallet.
http://csc.xpool.net:8840/ currently has 82.2 Mh/s out of the CSC p2pools 91.3 Mh/s. If there are any other public nodes please post so we can distribute the load.
Also, with such a large hash rate at the pool it is important that you set the worker difficulty for your miners.
To set the difficulty for your specific hash rate multiply by 0.00000116
For example, if your miner is capable of 1440 Kh/s:
1440 * 0.00000116 = 0.0016704
Example Connection String for a miner capable of 1440 Kh/s:
cgminer -o stratum+tcp://csc.xpool.net:8840 -u CJbGVMDmqWWptWTcwRU2bzNg8auMzoUenJ+0.0016704 -p password --scrypt --queue 0 --scan-time 5 --expiry 10
I have noticed an increase in DOA's which causes connectivity problems with the wallet.
http://csc.xpool.net:8840/ currently has 82.2 Mh/s out of the CSC p2pools 91.3 Mh/s. If there are any other public nodes please post so we can distribute the load.
Also, with such a large hash rate at the pool it is important that you set the worker difficulty for your miners.
To set the difficulty for your specific hash rate multiply by 0.00000116
For example, if your miner is capable of 1440 Kh/s:
1440 * 0.00000116 = 0.0016704
Example Connection String for a miner capable of 1440 Kh/s:
cgminer -o stratum+tcp://csc.xpool.net:8840 -u CJbGVMDmqWWptWTcwRU2bzNg8auMzoUenJ+0.0016704 -p password --scrypt --queue 0 --scan-time 5 --expiry 10
Thank you very much for the info. Very instructive and useful.
December 10, 2013, 02:20:50 PM
Miners, please try using: --queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1
I have noticed an increase in DOA's which causes connectivity problems with the wallet.
http://csc.xpool.net:8840/ currently has 82.2 Mh/s out of the CSC p2pools 91.3 Mh/s. If there are any other public nodes please post so we can distribute the load.
Also, with such a large hash rate at the pool it is important that you set the worker difficulty for your miners.
To set the difficulty for your specific hash rate multiply by 0.00000116
For example, if your miner is capable of 1440 Kh/s:
1440 * 0.00000116 = 0.0016704
Example Connection String for a miner capable of 1440 Kh/s:
cgminer -o stratum+tcp://csc.xpool.net:8840 -u CJbGVMDmqWWptWTcwRU2bzNg8auMzoUenJ+0.0016704 -p password --scrypt --queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1
I have noticed an increase in DOA's which causes connectivity problems with the wallet.
http://csc.xpool.net:8840/ currently has 82.2 Mh/s out of the CSC p2pools 91.3 Mh/s. If there are any other public nodes please post so we can distribute the load.
Also, with such a large hash rate at the pool it is important that you set the worker difficulty for your miners.
To set the difficulty for your specific hash rate multiply by 0.00000116
For example, if your miner is capable of 1440 Kh/s:
1440 * 0.00000116 = 0.0016704
Example Connection String for a miner capable of 1440 Kh/s:
cgminer -o stratum+tcp://csc.xpool.net:8840 -u CJbGVMDmqWWptWTcwRU2bzNg8auMzoUenJ+0.0016704 -p password --scrypt --queue 0 --scan-time 1 --expiry 1
December 10, 2013, 01:06:42 PM
He just sent me the following to add.
"I'm willing to provide my services as a developer to ensure the integrity and survival of the coin. I'm also willing to setup a proper, fair, and functioning pool so that people can have a place to mine without having to worry about it dropping off the face of the earth at any point in the future.
"I'm willing to provide my services as a developer to ensure the integrity and survival of the coin. I'm also willing to setup a proper, fair, and functioning pool so that people can have a place to mine without having to worry about it dropping off the face of the earth at any point in the future.
One thing that Casinocoin has had going for it from the start is a solid and reliable p2pool:
http://csc.xpool.net:8840/
It is currently at about 35.4 Mh/s with 3 active nodes. Anyone who would like to open their own node can do so from the source:
https://github.com/CartmanSPC/p2pool
Welcome back transcoder!
While your pool is is fact solid, reliable, fast, and awesome (I use it myself), I do strongly feel that having more than one pool mining the coin would help better the overall confidence and stability of CSC.
Edit* I guess it seems like botpool does CSC too, but still my point remains more pools = stronger currency in my eyes.
Edit2* However botpool just spews "stratum_recv_line failed", so unless I'm doing something wrong on my end xpool really is the only csc pool to my knowledge.
December 10, 2013, 12:04:14 PM
sold all my csc, thought it was going to change to cac, back to the mines. Glad your back transcoder! Sharp looking coin you've built. December 10, 2013, 11:44:42 AM
One thing that Casinocoin has had going for it from the start is a solid and reliable p2pool:
http://csc.xpool.net:8840/
It is currently at about 35.4 Mh/s with 3 active nodes. Anyone who would like to open their own node can do so from the source:
https://github.com/CartmanSPC/p2pool
Welcome back transcoder!
Funny that right after you posted this the pool went down and has been since?
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December 10, 2013, 10:29:56 AM
He just sent me the following to add.
"I'm willing to provide my services as a developer to ensure the integrity and survival of the coin. I'm also willing to setup a proper, fair, and functioning pool so that people can have a place to mine without having to worry about it dropping off the face of the earth at any point in the future.
"I'm willing to provide my services as a developer to ensure the integrity and survival of the coin. I'm also willing to setup a proper, fair, and functioning pool so that people can have a place to mine without having to worry about it dropping off the face of the earth at any point in the future.
One thing that Casinocoin has had going for it from the start is a solid and reliable p2pool:
http://csc.xpool.net:8840/
It is currently at about 35.4 Mh/s with 3 active nodes. Anyone who would like to open their own node can do so from the source:
https://github.com/CartmanSPC/p2pool
Welcome back transcoder!
I second that. I'm currently working on getting a CSC p2pool up and running myself. It should be up in a few days.
December 10, 2013, 05:26:49 AM
The stats on http://csc.xpool.net:8840/static/stats.html seem to be stuck and not refreshing?
December 10, 2013, 01:34:16 AM
The Casinocoin p2pool just found block 88888 so I'd say it's lucky 
88888 Mon Dec 09 2013 21:31:04 GMT-0800 (Pacific Standard Time) e2471f54e9a2d8b5c9b09117b8bc01ba5aec7756f55ed55e377dbee4daba51ed
Congratulations to the lucky miner who found the block: CRkwcNvivPYzxz6TdHetRJwmLK1Z4HmZP8
88888 Mon Dec 09 2013 21:31:04 GMT-0800 (Pacific Standard Time) e2471f54e9a2d8b5c9b09117b8bc01ba5aec7756f55ed55e377dbee4daba51ed
Congratulations to the lucky miner who found the block: CRkwcNvivPYzxz6TdHetRJwmLK1Z4HmZP8
December 10, 2013, 12:34:57 AM
He just sent me the following to add.
"I'm willing to provide my services as a developer to ensure the integrity and survival of the coin. I'm also willing to setup a proper, fair, and functioning pool so that people can have a place to mine without having to worry about it dropping off the face of the earth at any point in the future.
"I'm willing to provide my services as a developer to ensure the integrity and survival of the coin. I'm also willing to setup a proper, fair, and functioning pool so that people can have a place to mine without having to worry about it dropping off the face of the earth at any point in the future.
One thing that Casinocoin has had going for it from the start is a solid and reliable p2pool:
http://csc.xpool.net:8840/
It is currently at about 35.4 Mh/s with 3 active nodes. Anyone who would like to open their own node can do so from the source:
https://github.com/CartmanSPC/p2pool
Welcome back transcoder!
December 09, 2013, 07:01:54 PM
I should have asked for this sooner, but I need the help of the CasinoCoin community to help push CasinoCoin forward. In the last few months, I suffered through some personal health setbacks that have put my priorities into place, and as a result, I neglected CasinoCoin. In this business, confidence is critical, and my hiatus has eroded the confidence of something that I've built and believe in.
Since the beginning of CasinoCoin, it always has been a one-man show behind the operations, from development to marketing (and even graphics design!), I was the one responsible for all aspects. While that may have been a bit of an ego boost, there's a downside to it of which we have experienced during my hiatus from CasinoCoin. Even though we are dealing with a decentralized currency, it's critical to have the full support of an active developer, and CasinoCoin has suffered in the last few months because of my neglect.
I can't excuse the lack of communication during my hiatus, and I understand why some of you have lost trust in CasinoCoin, and especially trust in myself. One thing that has become fairly clear through this ordeal is that CasinoCoin can no longer be run as a one-man operation. Even though a one-man operation is efficient, it also means there is a single point of failure. For the long term benefit of the currency, we need a team to drive CasinoCoin. I hereby am asking for the help of the CasinoCoin community to take on roles such as developer, marketing, community liason, etc. One of the critical pieces is the GitHub repository containing the CasinoCoin source code. I will be opening this up to contributors so that developers can contribute to the CasinoCoin project without me being the single point of failure.
For those of you that are curious, I still have the same amount of CSC as I did prior to the hiatus (or even a little bit more since my mining rigs had continue to run for awhile). CasinoCoin was never meant to be a pump and dump scheme. In fact, with this new mindset of opening up CasinoCoin in order to spread out responsibility and lower risk due to a single point of failure, I'm willing to give up a stake in the amount of CasinoCoins that I mined fairly during the launch of CasinoCoin to those who would like to join and contribute.
For those of you that are considering the idea of poaching the CasinoCoin name, I'd suggest that you not do so. It will only cause confusion in the marketplace that does not benefit anyone but you. If you are going to go down this route, then consider an entirely new name instead. Else, I hope that you strongly consider joining the CasinoCoin team and help contribute to the longevity of this coin from the ground floor -- you haven't missed the boat yet. Your addition to the team will only help strengthen CasinoCoin and confidence in it.
I'd like to hear your thoughts, both positive and negative. It's time for me to get back to work.
Since the beginning of CasinoCoin, it always has been a one-man show behind the operations, from development to marketing (and even graphics design!), I was the one responsible for all aspects. While that may have been a bit of an ego boost, there's a downside to it of which we have experienced during my hiatus from CasinoCoin. Even though we are dealing with a decentralized currency, it's critical to have the full support of an active developer, and CasinoCoin has suffered in the last few months because of my neglect.
I can't excuse the lack of communication during my hiatus, and I understand why some of you have lost trust in CasinoCoin, and especially trust in myself. One thing that has become fairly clear through this ordeal is that CasinoCoin can no longer be run as a one-man operation. Even though a one-man operation is efficient, it also means there is a single point of failure. For the long term benefit of the currency, we need a team to drive CasinoCoin. I hereby am asking for the help of the CasinoCoin community to take on roles such as developer, marketing, community liason, etc. One of the critical pieces is the GitHub repository containing the CasinoCoin source code. I will be opening this up to contributors so that developers can contribute to the CasinoCoin project without me being the single point of failure.
For those of you that are curious, I still have the same amount of CSC as I did prior to the hiatus (or even a little bit more since my mining rigs had continue to run for awhile). CasinoCoin was never meant to be a pump and dump scheme. In fact, with this new mindset of opening up CasinoCoin in order to spread out responsibility and lower risk due to a single point of failure, I'm willing to give up a stake in the amount of CasinoCoins that I mined fairly during the launch of CasinoCoin to those who would like to join and contribute.
For those of you that are considering the idea of poaching the CasinoCoin name, I'd suggest that you not do so. It will only cause confusion in the marketplace that does not benefit anyone but you. If you are going to go down this route, then consider an entirely new name instead. Else, I hope that you strongly consider joining the CasinoCoin team and help contribute to the longevity of this coin from the ground floor -- you haven't missed the boat yet. Your addition to the team will only help strengthen CasinoCoin and confidence in it.
I'd like to hear your thoughts, both positive and negative. It's time for me to get back to work.
Hello,
Sorry to hear you've been under the weather! I hope your health issues are on the upswing.
My project partner just happened across your post and it sparked a lot of interest. He just brought it up to me and I think we may be able to help out some. He just made an account and is waiting on the 4 hour anti-troll time to pass so I'm posting on behalf of the both of us.
A bit of info about us. The two of us have been tinkering on projects for a few years now. I work mostly in the field of web marketing / search engine optimization / monetization in web development. I'm not an expert, but I've had an extremely strong focus on this specifically for about a year now. My hope is to transition into working full time with these self-taught skills, and I'm pretty confident I'll get there. Virtual currency is a huge interest of mine, I actually bought in at around $10/btc and sold out at around $20/btc thinking I made a killing.. I have high hopes for casinocoin and would love to help it grow. (Also on a side-note I agree with the post a bit above me in that multiple gambling related coins in a pretty bad idea, it would be good to have CSC grow to be dominant asap.) My project partner is a developer who has been coding pretty much since he learned how to use a computer. He's spent extensive amounts of time working with minecraft servers, custom web consoles to support back end platforms, and a lot more that he could explain a lot better than I. Our skill sets combine to make a pretty good team, and we frequently work together on projects as a result.
He just sent me the following to add.
"I'm willing to provide my services as a developer to ensure the integrity and survival of the coin. I'm also willing to setup a proper, fair, and functioning pool so that people can have a place to mine without having to worry about it dropping off the face of the earth at any point in the future.
Sometime from now (next few months), I'd be willing to setup a small gambling site that use Casino Coin, if no one else picks it up."
December 09, 2013, 06:49:12 PM
I should have asked for this sooner, but I need the help of the CasinoCoin community to help push CasinoCoin forward. In the last few months, I suffered through some personal health setbacks that have put my priorities into place, and as a result, I neglected CasinoCoin. In this business, confidence is critical, and my hiatus has eroded the confidence of something that I've built and believe in.
Since the beginning of CasinoCoin, it always has been a one-man show behind the operations, from development to marketing (and even graphics design!), I was the one responsible for all aspects. While that may have been a bit of an ego boost, there's a downside to it of which we have experienced during my hiatus from CasinoCoin. Even though we are dealing with a decentralized currency, it's critical to have the full support of an active developer, and CasinoCoin has suffered in the last few months because of my neglect.
I can't excuse the lack of communication during my hiatus, and I understand why some of you have lost trust in CasinoCoin, and especially trust in myself. One thing that has become fairly clear through this ordeal is that CasinoCoin can no longer be run as a one-man operation. Even though a one-man operation is efficient, it also means there is a single point of failure. For the long term benefit of the currency, we need a team to drive CasinoCoin. I hereby am asking for the help of the CasinoCoin community to take on roles such as developer, marketing, community liason, etc. One of the critical pieces is the GitHub repository containing the CasinoCoin source code. I will be opening this up to contributors so that developers can contribute to the CasinoCoin project without me being the single point of failure.
For those of you that are curious, I still have the same amount of CSC as I did prior to the hiatus (or even a little bit more since my mining rigs had continue to run for awhile). CasinoCoin was never meant to be a pump and dump scheme. In fact, with this new mindset of opening up CasinoCoin in order to spread out responsibility and lower risk due to a single point of failure, I'm willing to give up a stake in the amount of CasinoCoins that I mined fairly during the launch of CasinoCoin to those who would like to join and contribute.
For those of you that are considering the idea of poaching the CasinoCoin name, I'd suggest that you not do so. It will only cause confusion in the marketplace that does not benefit anyone but you. If you are going to go down this route, then consider an entirely new name instead. Else, I hope that you strongly consider joining the CasinoCoin team and help contribute to the longevity of this coin from the ground floor -- you haven't missed the boat yet. Your addition to the team will only help strengthen CasinoCoin and confidence in it.
I'd like to hear your thoughts, both positive and negative. It's time for me to get back to work.
Since the beginning of CasinoCoin, it always has been a one-man show behind the operations, from development to marketing (and even graphics design!), I was the one responsible for all aspects. While that may have been a bit of an ego boost, there's a downside to it of which we have experienced during my hiatus from CasinoCoin. Even though we are dealing with a decentralized currency, it's critical to have the full support of an active developer, and CasinoCoin has suffered in the last few months because of my neglect.
I can't excuse the lack of communication during my hiatus, and I understand why some of you have lost trust in CasinoCoin, and especially trust in myself. One thing that has become fairly clear through this ordeal is that CasinoCoin can no longer be run as a one-man operation. Even though a one-man operation is efficient, it also means there is a single point of failure. For the long term benefit of the currency, we need a team to drive CasinoCoin. I hereby am asking for the help of the CasinoCoin community to take on roles such as developer, marketing, community liason, etc. One of the critical pieces is the GitHub repository containing the CasinoCoin source code. I will be opening this up to contributors so that developers can contribute to the CasinoCoin project without me being the single point of failure.
For those of you that are curious, I still have the same amount of CSC as I did prior to the hiatus (or even a little bit more since my mining rigs had continue to run for awhile). CasinoCoin was never meant to be a pump and dump scheme. In fact, with this new mindset of opening up CasinoCoin in order to spread out responsibility and lower risk due to a single point of failure, I'm willing to give up a stake in the amount of CasinoCoins that I mined fairly during the launch of CasinoCoin to those who would like to join and contribute.
For those of you that are considering the idea of poaching the CasinoCoin name, I'd suggest that you not do so. It will only cause confusion in the marketplace that does not benefit anyone but you. If you are going to go down this route, then consider an entirely new name instead. Else, I hope that you strongly consider joining the CasinoCoin team and help contribute to the longevity of this coin from the ground floor -- you haven't missed the boat yet. Your addition to the team will only help strengthen CasinoCoin and confidence in it.
I'd like to hear your thoughts, both positive and negative. It's time for me to get back to work.
Great, welcome back! I am willing to help with marketing. Please PM me to discuss the details.
December 09, 2013, 06:07:04 PM
i think it would be good for the coin (CSC/CAC) to have only one team working for the success of it.
having 2 coins with the same objective will even have less trust at Casino's eyes.
Still, i think both teams should keep community informed about what is going to happen.
Turning on CSC forum would be a nice start!
having 2 coins with the same objective will even have less trust at Casino's eyes.
Still, i think both teams should keep community informed about what is going to happen.
Turning on CSC forum would be a nice start!
December 09, 2013, 05:49:28 PM
I should have asked for this sooner, but I need the help of the CasinoCoin community to help push CasinoCoin forward. In the last few months, I suffered through some personal health setbacks that have put my priorities into place, and as a result, I neglected CasinoCoin. In this business, confidence is critical, and my hiatus has eroded the confidence of something that I've built and believe in.
Since the beginning of CasinoCoin, it always has been a one-man show behind the operations, from development to marketing (and even graphics design!), I was the one responsible for all aspects. While that may have been a bit of an ego boost, there's a downside to it of which we have experienced during my hiatus from CasinoCoin. Even though we are dealing with a decentralized currency, it's critical to have the full support of an active developer, and CasinoCoin has suffered in the last few months because of my neglect.
I can't excuse the lack of communication during my hiatus, and I understand why some of you have lost trust in CasinoCoin, and especially trust in myself. One thing that has become fairly clear through this ordeal is that CasinoCoin can no longer be run as a one-man operation. Even though a one-man operation is efficient, it also means there is a single point of failure. For the long term benefit of the currency, we need a team to drive CasinoCoin. I hereby am asking for the help of the CasinoCoin community to take on roles such as developer, marketing, community liason, etc. One of the critical pieces is the GitHub repository containing the CasinoCoin source code. I will be opening this up to contributors so that developers can contribute to the CasinoCoin project without me being the single point of failure.
For those of you that are curious, I still have the same amount of CSC as I did prior to the hiatus (or even a little bit more since my mining rigs had continue to run for awhile). CasinoCoin was never meant to be a pump and dump scheme. In fact, with this new mindset of opening up CasinoCoin in order to spread out responsibility and lower risk due to a single point of failure, I'm willing to give up a stake in the amount of CasinoCoins that I mined fairly during the launch of CasinoCoin to those who would like to join and contribute.
For those of you that are considering the idea of poaching the CasinoCoin name, I'd suggest that you not do so. It will only cause confusion in the marketplace that does not benefit anyone but you. If you are going to go down this route, then consider an entirely new name instead. Else, I hope that you strongly consider joining the CasinoCoin team and help contribute to the longevity of this coin from the ground floor -- you haven't missed the boat yet. Your addition to the team will only help strengthen CasinoCoin and confidence in it.
I'd like to hear your thoughts, both positive and negative. It's time for me to get back to work.
Since the beginning of CasinoCoin, it always has been a one-man show behind the operations, from development to marketing (and even graphics design!), I was the one responsible for all aspects. While that may have been a bit of an ego boost, there's a downside to it of which we have experienced during my hiatus from CasinoCoin. Even though we are dealing with a decentralized currency, it's critical to have the full support of an active developer, and CasinoCoin has suffered in the last few months because of my neglect.
I can't excuse the lack of communication during my hiatus, and I understand why some of you have lost trust in CasinoCoin, and especially trust in myself. One thing that has become fairly clear through this ordeal is that CasinoCoin can no longer be run as a one-man operation. Even though a one-man operation is efficient, it also means there is a single point of failure. For the long term benefit of the currency, we need a team to drive CasinoCoin. I hereby am asking for the help of the CasinoCoin community to take on roles such as developer, marketing, community liason, etc. One of the critical pieces is the GitHub repository containing the CasinoCoin source code. I will be opening this up to contributors so that developers can contribute to the CasinoCoin project without me being the single point of failure.
For those of you that are curious, I still have the same amount of CSC as I did prior to the hiatus (or even a little bit more since my mining rigs had continue to run for awhile). CasinoCoin was never meant to be a pump and dump scheme. In fact, with this new mindset of opening up CasinoCoin in order to spread out responsibility and lower risk due to a single point of failure, I'm willing to give up a stake in the amount of CasinoCoins that I mined fairly during the launch of CasinoCoin to those who would like to join and contribute.
For those of you that are considering the idea of poaching the CasinoCoin name, I'd suggest that you not do so. It will only cause confusion in the marketplace that does not benefit anyone but you. If you are going to go down this route, then consider an entirely new name instead. Else, I hope that you strongly consider joining the CasinoCoin team and help contribute to the longevity of this coin from the ground floor -- you haven't missed the boat yet. Your addition to the team will only help strengthen CasinoCoin and confidence in it.
I'd like to hear your thoughts, both positive and negative. It's time for me to get back to work.
December 08, 2013, 10:23:55 PM
I guess it should be clarified that Dev1 is proposing an entirely new coin using the same name but different symbol (CAC).
Nothing will happen to the original Casinocoin (CSC). It will continue operating and trading as it has been. The original is quite healthy with a 60 Mh/s hash rate and active trading on Cryptsy.
Unfortunately the original dev is still MIA so no one is actively seeking development of the coin. If there is someone who is capable of developing a market for the original Casinocoin (CSC) there could be a bright future for it. There is actually quite an opportunity for someone to take over development of the original Casinocoin (CSC).
Nothing will happen to the original Casinocoin (CSC). It will continue operating and trading as it has been. The original is quite healthy with a 60 Mh/s hash rate and active trading on Cryptsy.
Unfortunately the original dev is still MIA so no one is actively seeking development of the coin. If there is someone who is capable of developing a market for the original Casinocoin (CSC) there could be a bright future for it. There is actually quite an opportunity for someone to take over development of the original Casinocoin (CSC).
December 08, 2013, 02:55:40 PM
Will this be scrypt or sha256?
Will there be a announcement before pools are launched and pools set up on launch day? (highly recommended).
Will there be a announcement before pools are launched and pools set up on launch day? (highly recommended).
December 08, 2013, 01:30:42 PM
Exactly what I am wondering. Are you recruiting devs?
Also, please be as open as possible from the start. Or better, before the start.
How can we know it's not the same people as behind the original casinocoin?
Something of major importance should be to avoid that the coin has to be relaunched a third time so make sure a dev can take over this time if things go wrong.
And especially try to improve the website. There are broken links, add some nice 'construction' messages at least and there is still the original 'your projects name' from the template.
Certainly does not sound very convincing at the moment.
Also, please be as open as possible from the start. Or better, before the start.
How can we know it's not the same people as behind the original casinocoin?
Something of major importance should be to avoid that the coin has to be relaunched a third time so make sure a dev can take over this time if things go wrong.
And especially try to improve the website. There are broken links, add some nice 'construction' messages at least and there is still the original 'your projects name' from the template.
Certainly does not sound very convincing at the moment.
December 08, 2013, 09:23:04 AM
so people will lose all CSC coins??
Is the new team recruiting dev's?
Is the new team recruiting dev's?
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