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Thanks Mati, I don't know off hand what reason they chose those specific ones. I'm sure there could be any number of reasons. I know Poloniex is looking for new and innovative coins. Bittrex was looking for popularity and social media. Most others wanted new coins for their immediate volumes, and others stuck with the voting list winners. Hard to say for Cryptsy, it used to be voting list winners though, now I can't say.

If you still have trouble after that, use "hotplug=1" to autosense the devices. Start cgminer first, then plug in each blade in turn for the first time giving time for you PC to assign the new zadig driver to each. These things are finicky but you will eventually learn their ins and outs....

Much thanks bro i was missing modules=2,usefifo=0,btc=0 --hotplug=0, im going to try it XD

Maybe someone in our community knows deeply these coins, so we will be able to know what are the common features of these coins (if any). with such info, we maybe can find a Crypsy's important consideration (based on these features), and even a consideration of further exchange sites once they adopt new coins

http://zadig.akeo.ie/
Download and install Zadig. Open zadig, select Options > List All Devices. Select one of the STM32 Virtual Com Port (Your Device may differ, you should have one for each blade, I think the 5.2 version have 2 blades) and click Reinstall Driver. You may need to do this for each listing of STM32 Virtual Com Port.

Download CGMiner 3.7.2 for Gridseed.
http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/files/cgminer-3-7-2-gridseed-windows.zip
Run with the following options, your settings may differ a little.
cgminer --scrypt --gridseed-options=baud=115200,freq=800,chips=80,modules=2,usefifo=0,btc=0 --hotplug=0 -o stratum+tcp://dnotespool.com:8333 -u YOURUSERNAME -p YOURPASSWORD

Source: http://cryptomining-blog.com/1262-download-cgminer-3-7-2-for-windows-scrypt-mining-on-gridseed-5-chip-gc3355-asics/

some friend not lost one second to give a hug to three and say .-. ohh can you feel it. 

amazing spring ! enjoy !

--- ether at this prices need than a milion $ fresh going to buy orders to mantain marketcap, remember is fund is about 18 milion $ that give them margin to make things like that to test miners, etc.. or sell his own ether at better prices, ico pices was like 0.0005 each ether, just remember it they only present miner net...... and i only heard bad things, fails and big problems surrounding it.. but who knows.


--- other thing if is someone has specialiced windows miner for gridseed blade 5,2 mhash, i solve the wifi problem but yesterday all day trying miners im not capable to make them run, if anyone can help . thanks

Looks like a great place to start your day, sitting on the porch with a cup of coffee. Thanks for sharing.

Chase, you are right on the money. I will comment on this more next week. Our industry needs to define this new reality before they attempt to define us. Decentralized digital currency is truly the currency for everyone worldwide and the owners are their own bank. No middlemen, no sneaky bank  fees. Peer to peer medium of exchange.

I think this calls for worldwide industry initiated education campaign (like the one DNotes has started).  

The banks are not doing this for the benefit of the consumer or to help people around the world to be included in economic prosperity.  This is 100% about getting rid of a few jobs in the middle and increasing their profit margins.  

Perhaps we shouldn't focus the campaign on what the banks will be able to do, but rather on what they will never be able to do.  For example, if they will also have lightning fast transaction speed, we shouldn't focus so much attention on that.  They will NEVER put people first with the opportunity to share in the profits and other opportunities of a global currency.

I love Spring.  Have a great weekend!

Spring! At night at present, you can smell this blossom all the way into the house. The emu's name is 'Number One.'

Mark, Unicup, Western Australia

I will be out of town this weekend but came across this article I thought should be of concern to our industry. There are even more common grounds for our industry to unit and promote a single decentralized global digital currency. Otherwise the major banks will soon be out in force to justify that there is no place for Bitcoin and other digital currency since they can effectively move fiat currency around efficiently. 

AUGUST 14 DIGEST: itBit Won't Use Bitcoin for its Banking Project

New York-based Bitcoin exchange itBit has revealed that it won't use Bitcoin for its upcoming Bankchain project, the New York State Department of Financial Services has so far received 22 BitLicense applications, and more top stories for August 14.


itBit Reveals it Won't Use Bitcoin for its Banking Project

New York-based Bitcoin exchange itBit has revealed that it will not use Bitcoin for its upcoming Bankchain project. itBit's so-called Bankchain is a private shared ledger system for financial institutions, which borrows from Bitcoin and the blockchain, but is said to be different to them.
itBit’s senior vice president Steve Wager explained:

“Financial services firms cannot use the [Bitcoin] blockchain and that is primarily because of the validation protocol, meaning that a company like JP Morgan for example, wouldn’t be able to allow new risk into current processes by having unknown parties clearing their transactions for them or validating their transactions over the blockchain and as a result there’s the need for [permissible] ledgers.”
The exchange also announced that US National Security Agency veteran Ed Giorgio has joined its board of advisors

Source:
http://cointelegraph.com/news/115122/itbit-wont-use-bitcoin-for-its-banking-project-and-22-bitcoin-companies-have-applied-for-the-bitlicense

BitLicense New York Exodus. Apparently it's not just exchanges leaving New York. Coinbase reported almost $100,000 to apply for BitLicense, that is just for New York, imagine if each state takes on the same requirements.

Behind the "exodus" of bitcoin startups from New York

The exits were a strong reaction to the application requirements for a BitLicense.

Last weekend the deadline to apply for a BitLicense came and went, and a slew of bitcoin startups went too—right out of New York State.

The BitLicense is New York’s regulatory badge of approval, required of all digital-currency businesses that are deemed “money transmitters” (companies that hold customer funds, most of them exchanges). And it has been highly controversial in bitcoin circles since it was first unveiled over year ago, after multiple revisions.

Bitcoin executives—even those who chose to apply for a license for their company—have gripes about the final set of rules, and are still hoping to see it change. This weekend, many of them decided to make a statement: rather than apply for the license, they left New York. For some with physical headquarters in the state, that meant literal moving trucks. For others it meant cutting off service to New York-based customers.

To leave New York entirely may seem like a drastic step, but much of the most fevered activity around trading of the digital currency is happening outside the U.S. anyway. The new defectors are all following ShapeShift, a startup led by outspoken bitcoin entrepreneur Erik Voorhees, which was the first to go, cutting off service to New York just days after the BitLicense came out.

Why are they upset?

Critics of the BitLicense see limitations in the specific rules, such as the requirement of new licenses for every new service offered. But the application process, too, has left some companies wringing their hands.

The application costs $5,000, which alone does not necessarily seem excessive. But executives say that the paperwork was extensive and required legal help, which carries additional fees. Jaron Lukasiewicz, CEO of Coinsetter, tells Fortune his company spent nearly $50,000 to apply for the BitLicense. George Frost, chief legal officer at Bitstamp, told Coinbase it was more like $100,000 for his company. If either of those figures is remotely accurate, that cost would certainly be prohibitive for smaller companies.

“You’d hope that the costs are outweighed by the value, but for some, maybe not,” says Lukasiewicz. He says that Coinsetter seriously considered not applying, but, “I definitely don’t need the legal risk.” Lukasiewicz is not a fan of the BitLicense, or of regulation in general for the space, but he says, “I don’t want to have to hide in New York. And I viewed it as something that could have marketing upside in terms of helping people feel safer using us.”

Those who leave and those who stay

This is not a comprehensive list, but here are some of the companies that packed up and left New York: Bitfinex, BitQuick, BTCGuild, Eobot, Genesis Mining, GoCoin, Kraken, LocalBitcoins, Paxful, and Poloniex. Xapo left New York back in May.

Almost all of them published statements about their reasons for refusing to apply, and most of them read similarly. “This particular piece of legislation is unnecessary and is an obstacle to free market innovation,” wrote Genesis Mining on its blog. Kraken, an exchange headquartered in San Francisco, said that the license, “comes at a price that exceeds the market opportunity of servicing New York residents. Therefore, we have no option but to withdraw our service from the state.”

Even some digital currency companies that are not money-transmitters, and thus do not need to obtain a BitLicense, voiced their criticism of the regulations and support for companies that exited. Paul Puey, CEO of Airbitz, wrote, “Luckily at Airbitz, we aren’t affected… With all the companies announcing these restrictions today, it should remind the community of the importance to be, and to support, decentralization. Bitcoin was intended to give people true control and access to their money and every time we use a centralized service, we aren’t truly using Bitcoin.”

[...]

http://fortune.com/2015/08/14/bitcoin-startups-leave-new-york-bitlicense/

Wow! Ethereum must be a trader's dream or nightmare, depending on the position one takes. It is certainly sucking up a lot of money out of the industry. It was up by over 70% this morning and now up 4%. With over $5 million already changed hand, someone lost a lot of money while a few are laughing all the way to the bank. It reminds me of Ripple of which I am still over 70% in the red after over a year and Bitshares which I almost wanted to make a heavy bet and would have lost over 87% from its high of $100 million, and now at $13 million. Guess I better hang on to my DNotes. Not the most exiting but at least I can get some sleep at night.

Watch for Tau Chain: http://cointelegraph.com/news/115118/tau-chain-a-decentralized-app-store-with-greater-flexibility-than-ethereum  and many more but remember that DNotes is a pure digital currency play until the Blockchain technologies get a little more matured or battle tested. Reportedly venture capital have been correct in one out of twenty bets.

Chase I wish I have more time to help out. The followings would be some of the key points I would focus on in writing an Executive Summary:

CRISP for kids was created to help the world's children and grandchildren develop strong saving habits early, in order to help secure their financial future.
allows for the easy participation of family and friends taking full advantage of DNotesVault for easy set-up and 100% guarantee.

are unstructured and self directed plans, using DNotes as the investment vehicle.  Re-occurring savings, in a any amount, may be added at any time.

the parents, grandparents, aunts, and uncles from around the world are genuinely concerned about the financial well being of the children in their families

Children are great candidates  long term investment horizon and the early stage of the digital currency industry allows for significant capital appreciation

I can do that.

Perhaps everyone can comment on which of the statements in the article have the biggest impact and should be included in an executive brief.  There are a couple of sentences that will appeal to the executive as a parent or grandparent, but are probably too "frilly" for the shortened and to-the-point brief.

Hang in there! As I previously noted, we don't know how long those coins have been under consideration. Keep the faith, for now, and keep us in first place!
 

unbelievable. much sad, cant understand why they not add Dnotes in first place, maybe this coins had win 1 positions weeks before. Sure they have pending work.

hope Dnotes is listed soon

Also, do you think you can come up with an executive brief for this?

Looks great to me Chase! I think you've hit on the key points and benefits of the CRISP for Kids program while minimizing any fluff. The only thing I can think of is giveaways, but that probably isn't good for this type of article.