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I guess that's mainly due to the fact that the price went up a lot. People tend to cheerlead for that

For some reason I found Expanse's thread when it was announced but I missed Shift's . Also, you get to see the bio of every core team member of Expanse, including photo, I guess that's pretty transparent to me.  Lastly, I can't resist its partnership with Microsoft Azure and the strong marketing effect.

It seems people have more interest in Expanse, but less interest in Shift. Is there any reason for that?

I'm putting together a campaign for Digital Ocean to support 1 click $SHF nodes. Check out this:
https://twitter.com/jessecouch/status/713989656346398720
Retweet and Comment. Let Digital Ocean know we want them to support blockchains and that $SHF is the best.

It seems people have more interest in Expanse, but less interest in Shift. Is there any reason for that?

Ah okay, in my confusion I thought it was expanse (EXP)

Is SWIFT forked from Ethereum? I asked just to make sure I understand it correctly.

Ethos is an Ethereum mining platform, but in this config file is there no command line for the pool.

http://ethosdistro.com/

I don't know what ETHOS is or how it works, but SHIFT mining does not differ from ETH mining.

Just fill in your pool details (shift.suprnova.cc) and you should be good.

Let me know if it works out!

We'll look into it, thanks for the info!

Can anybody tell me, how to configure Ethos to mine SHIFT?

maxgputemp 85
stratumproxy enabled
proxywallet 0x5eb6fd512408eef848a060d197e64b419d716bc7
proxypool1 us1.ethpool.org:3333
proxypool2 eu1.ethpool.org:3333
flags --cl-global-work 16384 --farm-recheck 200
globalfan 85

# !!!!!!!!!!!!! IMPORTANT NOTICE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
#
# Read the ethOS knowledge base, a useful guide to getting set up: http://ethosdistro.com/kb/
# Read the ethOS changelog for version information and latest changes: http://ethosdistro.com/changelog/
#
# WARNING: Using apt-get to upgrade, update, and/or install packages is unsupported and will likely break ethOS.
#
# NOTE: There is no email or skype support for ethOS.
# If you need help with any aspect of ethOS, please talk to us in IRC (#ethereumOS on Freenode).
# If you do not have an IRC client, you can use this webchat: https://webchat.freenode.net/
#
# !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
#
# EXAMPLES
#
# example config settings that apply to all rigs:
#
# maxgputemp 85
# stratumproxy enabled
# proxywallet 0x5eb6fd512408eef848a060d197e64b419d716bc7
# proxypool1 eth-us.dwarfpool.com:8008
# proxypool2 eth-eu.dwarfpool.com:8008
# flags --farm-recheck 200
# globalcore 1000
# globalfan 90
# globalpowertune 20
# globalmem 1250
#
# example config settings that apply to individual rigs (and their respective individual GPUs):
#
# cor c94e13 950 950 950 950 950
# mem c94e13 1250 1250 1250 1250 1250
# fan c94e13 90 80 85 100 70
# pwr c94e13 10 20 15 15 20
# reb c94e13 1
# cor a23def 970 1000 1100 980 1060
# mem a23def 1250 1250 1500 1250 1500
# fan a23def 100 100 70 60 90
# pwr a23def 10 20 20 15 20
# reb a23def 1
#
# DOCUMENTATION
#
# For instructions on setting configs, see http://ethosdistro.com/kb/#remote-config
#
# If using "pool" parameter, write WORKER (a placeholder variable) in place of rig name (i.e. NOT rig1, myrig, home, warehouse2, etc).
#
# pool:         use this if you have a network proxy or to define a getwork pool (example: http://pool.com:port/WORKER )
# stratumproxy:      enabled or disabled, if enabled, you will bypass "pool" and connect to stratum proxy located on this rig
# proxy wallet:    the ethereum address to which this rig's proxy will mine (only used if stratumproxy is enabled)
# proxypool1:      this rig's stratum proxy's first pool (only used if stratumproxy is enabled)
# proxypool2:      this rig's stratum proxy's failover pool (only used if stratumproxy is enabled)
# flags:      set desired ethminer flags here
# maxgputemp:      the temperature in C that your GPUs will trigger ethminer to turn off
# globalcore:      set the global core clock of all GPUs
# globalmem:       set the global mem clock of all GPUs
# globalfan:       set the fan speed percent of all GPUs
# globalpowertune:   set the power tune setting of all GPUs (notes from dev: 20 is default/max on everything except 290/390; r9 290 should use 50)
#
# Your WORKER names are assigned automatically by the OS, do not change them. They are 6-digit alphanumeric codes.
#
# cor [worker]:   set the core clock of individual GPUs on a single rig, [worker] is the worker/rig name of the single rig as assigned by the OS.
# mem [worker]:   set the core clock of individual GPUs on a single rig, [worker] is the worker/rig name of the single rig as assigend by the OS.
# fan [worker]: set the fan speed of individual GPUs on a single rig, [worker] is the worker/rig name of the single rig as assigend by the OS.
# pwr [worker]: set the powertune of individual GPUs on a single rig, [worker] is the worker/rig name of the single rig as assigend by the OS.
# reb [worker]:   increment this value (example: 4 becomes 5) and the single rig will automatically reboot within 10 minutes.
#
# AUTOMATIC REBOOT NOTES
#
# You are able to reboot remotely. Start with "1" (no quotes) to reboot a rig:
#
# reb a23def 1
#
# Then, if you want to reboot again, increment it to 2, then 3, then 4, etc etc (never skip any numbers).

Bittrex wallets down again