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It is important not only to sign companies but also other areas of advertising. Twitter and Facebook are also a very effective way of advertising.

many will support the idea of repeating the company's signatures
it will be effective for both the company and the members of bounty hunters

We'll get votes, then what? What are the benefits for us? I believe that developers should be engaged in listing on the stock exchange.

This recent fastly movements upwards to high position in the Community Vote Campaign on the txbit.io exchange has partially shown the XDNA project has a solid community behind, and members in community have readily supported the project via their votes.
Just want to remind all members that each person have right to vote for each coin one time each day.
Please remember the rule and vote for XDNA on txbit.io everyday.

wow we climbed the positions in https://txbit.io/Coin#voting-head very quickly in just one day! This listing vote flew under the radar for quite some time, even I didn't know about it, but in such a short time we're in the top of the list!
We have such a great community! Once the coin emission is lowered and more use cases are added, I'm sure the price will follow a similar trend just like our voting results.

Thanks for the suggestion, however most people would just spam the forums to profit, that'd create a bad image for XDNA and would negatively impact the forum as a whole, as a serious team XDNA doesn't want that. Don't you think it's almost impossible to tell which Newbie and Junior accounts are quality posters, since they don't have a long history in the forums?

Whatever approach is decided on the next campaign, it'll be something as effective as possible, we need to balance quantity and quality. For example no investor would want us to gift big amounts of XDNA to "professional" spammers with bots and multiple accounts who will then dump the coins and move on to the next campaign. Maybe some people would think that their service would help the project, but most serious members of the forums just ignore spammers, both their posts and their signatures.
Instead of rewarding spammers, we should instead support the people who support XDNA and people with quality posting who could possible support XDNA it in the future.

As Gunbit mentioned in his post just yesterday, the next campaign will be focused on getting the word out about XDNA Foundation, so first thing to do is finishing the Foundation's website.
The details of the next marketing/bounty campaign can be decided later, but in the meantime all the suggestions are welcome!

It seems to me that the proposed idea is very interesting. Perhaps the XDNA project management will learn about it and implement it!

This company would be successful and then the whole forum will learn about the XDNA project! I think this is a great idea! I myself would have used this opportunity!

If I understand correctly, he offers an analogue to the subscription company for those accounts that can not have a signature. In principle, the idea is not bad!

How do you imagine that?

Wow! Super idea! I myself would have enjoyed using it. I'm sure that it will be successful on the forum!

I have an idea. Now, for accounts with Junior Member and Newby, they removed the ability to wear a signature. let's offer a promotion, register with our company and after each of your messages specify the advertising text. Then we have links and we pay rewards. The floor of the forum will be filled up with our advertising!

One more voice from me! I will vote every day. It's not difficult, but for the XDNA project it's support!

Do not forget to vote! I now voted for XDNA a https://txbit.io/Coin and I want to say that yesterday we had 20 votes, and today more than 200!
Also do not forget to vote on the site: https://shardax.com/listing

Two reasons,
1) A quick check on the main pools provide us with the amount of miners and their total hashrate. Simply dividing the two numbers and we know the average hashrate per miner. Then if the hashrate of the biggest pools sums up with the network's total hashrate then we know there are no hidden pools or ASICs solo mining.
2) Since HEX is only used by XDNA and we're a new coin, it's simply not profitable to produce an ASIC for this algo.

Executing the check n.1,
A 1080ti can provide maximum ~21Mh/s and the biggest pools are xdna.suprnova and BSOD.
If you check the xdna.supronva pool the average hashrate per worker is 55.3Mh/s, so no ASICs there. BSOD's average hashrate is 41.30Mh/s, nothing suspicious there as well. Note that one worker can have multiple cards.
Let's check for hidden miners outside those pools... Supronova's hashrate is 4.64Gh/s and BSOD's hashrate is 5.70Gh/s. Checking the official explorer (http://explorer.xdna.io/) we see the network has 10.55Gh/s, so there's no need for further investigation at the moment.

I was wandering the same. The only explanation so far is that the algo used
actually chains several algos when mining. This would be harder to put on an ASIC and be optimal I guess.
Regardless, for a lower volume coin the difficulty is way higher than expected.

How can you be sure that there are no ASICs out there that are able to mine your algo? Im just curious

Thanks for the reply, glad to hear it!

We are almost 2 months on Cryptopia - https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=XDNA_BTC


According to bounty campaign #2 , we will run it in Q4 and the main subject will be our P2P working platform - XDNA Foundation.

I agree with you. Bots and fake accounts usually infest social media campaigns, the signature campaign is usually more effective.