Topic: [ANN][JPC]MAKE JACKPOTCOIN GREAT AGAIN! - page 85. (Read 470252 times)

Weekend dip, compounded by holiday in the US. It will pick up. Tuesday rally.

Dotcommie - sell XC!? Probably the only alt one should be accumulating and holding.

So..... this is what the end looks like....

shows up as block 375020 for paying.  Got an extra 650 JPC for that block

Jackpot by Dwarfpool.
Block #375021.

It looks like a couple big wallets on rich list may have been the ones selling so much lately, but there are still quite a few bigger holders of JPC, so I'm guessing it's part of their plan.  It's a risk, but I'm holding regardless.  I like the features, interest, etc and I'm hoping more and more people will recognize the same things.


I wouldn't look at the last couple days of any coin as a true indicator.  For some reason it seems like the holiday in the states chopped a lot of volume from most coins and it hasn't recovered yet.  Volume should recover on Monday or Tuesday and then we will hopefully get back to business as usual.  The only coin I monitor that is doing well happens to be the coin I just sold a bunch of last week...XC.  Figures.

This.

Sadly when coins hit MintPal they seem to die. :/ Hopefully JPC doesn't die.

-Mintpal-

Most all coins, except BTC are going down in value.  Lets face it, there are more choices now than a Las Vegas Buffet.

Why is the bottom falling out? I would have thought we would have found a bottom around 18? Are there any plans for something new to simulate this great coin?

I know about that site, but I was wondering if anyone has the formula so I can make my own mining calculator for JPC.

Nope.  I jumped around a bit but have been on dwarf for jpc and my other rigs are on coins that may or may not pay off in the end.


Mouthy? Haha, check your own post history sir.  You also conveniently skipped the part where I said they posted the conf with rcpallowip=* ....which is how outside ips were able to easily empty a few wallets on unsecured pcs.  This was a fairly large attack, but from what I saw it was mostly in Korea where they run 95% windows OS.  One of the people who stole a bunch openly admitted how he did it one day on jpcdice, but he said he gave it all back.  He claims he's not the one who stole 100m from the other guy, but some people think it was still him and not a 2nd person doing the same thing.

It's funny how you think anyone that has a different opinion than you is somehow inferior.  You have no idea who I am and what I know, so stfu internet tough guy.  There's a reason most of the regular posters on btctalk have you on ignore list and not me.  Try being constructive and helpful without the condescending attitude for once.  Even when you posted an updated cpu miner you had to be all dickish about it and call people names.

here you go

http://dwarfpool.com/jpc/calc

Does anyone know the formula for calculating my JPC per day with a given difficulty and my hashrate?

I can find the scrypt and SHA-256 formulas, but not sure if JPC differs or is similar to them.

i can go grab the all the quotes and market stats to prove what i said and how your full of shit here but sorry i can't be bothered.

your wrong and the proof is sitting there naked and obvious for anyone to see..

you have been a mouthy dick to me on countless previous pages so i think this is just more argumentative asshole crap from you..

and hey smartass
every bloody wallet that has ever existed works the same damn fucking way so explain to me how some guy posting the conf means fuck all ?
that is a stupid and fucking retarded.. your excuses here are weak as fucking hell big time.
first post on every fucking ANN topic they post the port details so your a GULLIBLE idiot or as i always say or a deceitful dick..
pretty much everyone in crypto is one or the other.. nothing new i have said it a million times 

Dotcommie, you still over at minep.it?
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thx but why do they keep adding coins that I never looked up?

Click on balances and there's a checkbox to "Hide zero balances" right at the top right corner.

Hello, I have a bittrex question, in your online wallet , how do you remove coins that you don't want , I have a bunch of coins i'm not even interested in with zero balances , it clogs up the page, I cant find a way to remove the unwanted coin. 

thx

So either common sense (You don't need me to protect you from it) or opinion, where mine may be different from yours. Got it.

My POINT in asking that question is what YOU deem to be a scam coin may not be right or accurate, and it's not my place to deny a coin based on OUR opinion. The "seems to good to be true" - well - Not sure how a coin could be too good to be true. I cant imagine a situation where that would be the case - they all have pros and cons and I'm not sure I've ever seen a coin that was "too good to be true".

While just another scrypt coin may be a worthless copycat pile of crap, that doesnt mean it's a scam. And again - not sure why *I* need to protect *YOU* from yourself or your own stupidity for investing in it.

The magical 1% premine limit. Depending on what the premine is for, there are legitimate reasons to premine more than 1%. Just because it's more than one does not automatically equal scam.

And if the devs ask for BTC upfront for an IPO, I also don't see how that automatically equals scam. Sure, it seems likely, or, they can be completely legitimate.

My entire point is that if you want an exchange to vet these coins for you, so that you can be without effort and wholly without personal responsibility, I have absolutely zero pity if you lose all your money, because you're lazy and have no sense of responsibility. And to make an arbitrary list of "this is automatically a scamcoin" serves no purpose. First of all, some of that is based on opinion. Second, there are plenty of times where you could violate one of those "rules" and still be wholly legitimate. Aurora (to the best of my knowledge) failed, but not because it was a scam, but because it just wasn't well executed. And that had a hell of a lot more than a 1% premine. Or, was that a scam too?

And last - if the list is so cut and dry, why the hell do you need ME to vet the coins for you? If it's that frigging simple, I'd hope that any halfbrained nitwit could figure it out for themselves.

This whole "not my responsibility to make sure I make intelligent decisions, I need an authority to diaper and babysit me so I'm not stupid" mentality pisses me off at my core. Take some fucking personal responsibility and make a decision for yourself, and stop asking for someone in authority (or running an exchange, or moderating a forum, etc) to protect you from your own mental handicap. My god, how weak are you?

tl;dr: I'm not vetting coins based on arbitrary "its a scam" rules people make up. Obviously crap coins with zero support, we don't add. Coins that seem like they have half a chance of moving at all, sure, we want to give them a shot. We're not big mommy and daddy government here to make your decisions for you, and to put a boot on the neck of something that could be awesome, just because we think we know better. Anyone who wants crypto to thrive, who is ASKING for that sort of thing, needs to rethink why they are behind crypto in the first place.

I mean, hell, MEGAman came in here and called JPC a scamcoin. If we went by HIS defition and intrepretation, your JPC wouldnt be on any exchange.

Well thank god we didn't listen to him huh? But - we'd BETTER listen to the SAME EXACT argument and apply it to a DIFFERENT coin though, because THAT coin is a scam. JPC isnt. The other is though. Same critera.

THAT makes sense.

As for the other post about poloniex rejecting supercoin, and the github scources, and scanning the code - thats not a scamcoin issue. Thats an unsafe, can hurt the system, is an absolute fake coin that exists only to spread malware or some other bad crap. And yes, any exchange that has half a brain does that.

That MEGA guy never inspected the actual code like djm and others did and he was a complete noob to the coin and just started making claims. 

If you're saying there's something fishy about the hack then you're out of your mind.  It was because people were using conf settings that someone posted early on which allowed any outside ip to connect to them and initiate commands and empty their balances.  The rest of the hacks were from a certain pool that had either tried to get into accounts themselves, or somebody hacked them and stole the usernames and passwords.  I was only on miningpoolhub and minep.it at the time and they tried to get into my mintpal, so it was one of them.  It's not a fault of the coin or dev when there's a security breach somewhere down the chain and under control of a 3rd party.

80+ satoshi was very temporary.  Everything has ups and downs and especially when they first get on bittrex.  I've seen many new coins get up there in price with very little volume as well.  I would say 15 is the low in an uncertain market, 20-30 is the norm, and it will slowly increase as the rewards keep going down.  80 was not sustainable with the amount of coin some people had then.  I only had 20m back then and there wasn't enough volume for me to unload even 10m of it without causing a decent drop in price.  80+ should be easily achievable in the future, it just might take a while.