We seriously saying don't mine with x11-x13-pool .
They are really Scammer
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Thanks. This confirms the launch wasn't yesterday...
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can not even login to this? is all coin lost? when i login to old site shows 0 balance.
Check which coin you are logged into. I was accidently logged into DRK and it of course showed 0 coins, but when clicked on BTLS all the history came up again.
And so we were able to cope with the DDoS attack on our servers blacklisted about 400 IP addresses, if someone, for any reason can not get to our pool please write me a PM and we'll look maybe your address participated in the attack, and your computer is infected
Thanks and happy mining =)
Thanks and happy mining =)
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Pool restored and the pool is fully operational
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Hashrate lost? last payout from youre pool and back online is 6 hours and only 24 coins in between
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can not even login to this? is all coin lost? when i login to old site shows 0 balance.
Our servers under Ddos Atack in our main ports please wait
We solved this problel as quickly as possible
All Coins are safe
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We solved this problel as quickly as possible
All Coins are safe
Web fronted temporaly down
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Sorry we have some issue now we solve problems
X11-X13 pool down?
Same here, 2009.
YHO is misguided. The same was said by CPU miners when GPU mining popped up.
You are mistaken (and simply parroting what you've heard so many other mistaken people say again and again) when you connect the price and ASICs simply because of the timing. ASICs had a smaller impact on price than general superstition about ASICs. Belief that ASICs would lower the price started affecting the price before ASICs were actually in the wild. I know - I was waiting on my early pre-order for months still, while the price was already going down noticably, yet hashrates weren't actually rising...
New coins are having a big impact, especially the scam coins that pump and dump and vanish in hours with devs gone MIA. That's doing plenty of harm to coin value.
Your point of view is different than mine. Mine is based on observation, objectivity, and being a part of many sides of crypto. Not just a miner with an ATI Radeon straight selling every coin within minutes of getting it out of the aether.k
Go on thinking the way you think. Avail yourself of your next post to get the last word in and fool yourself into thinking you won a profound argument, thereby.
Have a nice day.
YHO is misguided. The same was said by CPU miners when GPU mining popped up.
You are mistaken (and simply parroting what you've heard so many other mistaken people say again and again) when you connect the price and ASICs simply because of the timing. ASICs had a smaller impact on price than general superstition about ASICs. Belief that ASICs would lower the price started affecting the price before ASICs were actually in the wild. I know - I was waiting on my early pre-order for months still, while the price was already going down noticably, yet hashrates weren't actually rising...
New coins are having a big impact, especially the scam coins that pump and dump and vanish in hours with devs gone MIA. That's doing plenty of harm to coin value.
Your point of view is different than mine. Mine is based on observation, objectivity, and being a part of many sides of crypto. Not just a miner with an ATI Radeon straight selling every coin within minutes of getting it out of the aether.k
Go on thinking the way you think. Avail yourself of your next post to get the last word in and fool yourself into thinking you won a profound argument, thereby.
Have a nice day.
GPU separation anxiety? Too funny. I started mining in 2009. How long have you been mining? IMHO asics will ruin scrytp just like they ruined BTC. All you have to do is look at what happened to prices as asics hit the scene. (BTC $1100 to $475. LTC $41 to $5) Miners dump to pay expenses so there is little chance that prices will go back to anywhere near ATH. Especially with new coins showing up daily to dilute the markets. Again JMHO. I basically don't much mine any more for 2 reasons. #1-I'm not going to try and keep up with the newest tech because it will become obsolete shortly. #2- I made good money when it could be made without a monumental investment trying to get ROI. This is more of a hobby now so there is no pressure to make ROI. I have GPUs and asics that have already returned ROI+ so now I'm just having fun and holding long term a few coins I think will do well.
set aside your GPU separation anxiety.
GPU separation anxiety? Too funny. I started mining in 2009. How long have you been mining? IMHO asics will ruin scrytp just like they ruined BTC. All you have to do is look at what happened to prices as asics hit the scene. (BTC $1100 to $475. LTC $41 to $5) Miners dump to pay expenses so there is little chance that prices will go back to anywhere near ATH. Especially with new coins showing up daily to dilute the markets. Again JMHO. I basically don't much mine any more for 2 reasons. #1-I'm not going to try and keep up with the newest tech because it will become obsolete shortly. #2- I made good money when it could be made without a monumental investment trying to get ROI. This is more of a hobby now so there is no pressure to make ROI. I have GPUs and asics that have already returned ROI+ so now I'm just having fun and holding long term a few coins I think will do well.
I respect your disagreement.
Scrypt coins are not at the mercy of any TYPE of miner. ASIC miners do not need deep pockets. Exchanges and bots control what happens to any coin. I've noticed the price, I have quite a few LTC that I've picked up cheap and have tucked away until maybe next spring.
x algos are hashed by inefficient GPUs that suck power and the GPU has to hash each one 11, 13, or 15 times to solve once. I'm no tree hugger, but that level of destruction and consumption cannot be ignored. That is the reason I sold my 50 GPUs as soon as ASICs became available. I didn't want the heat, the energy cost, or the blatant raping of my kids environment. Yes, I've looked at the power consumption because I have several larger ASICs. Watts per MHash are negligible, when compared to GPUs. So your doubt is as misplaced as your understanding of the overall concept of mining on all sides.
Open your mind and look at it from the complete opposite side of the table you currently sit on. Argue both sides of it with yourself. See what you honestly come up with when you set aside your GPU separation anxiety.
Scrypt coins are not at the mercy of any TYPE of miner. ASIC miners do not need deep pockets. Exchanges and bots control what happens to any coin. I've noticed the price, I have quite a few LTC that I've picked up cheap and have tucked away until maybe next spring.
x algos are hashed by inefficient GPUs that suck power and the GPU has to hash each one 11, 13, or 15 times to solve once. I'm no tree hugger, but that level of destruction and consumption cannot be ignored. That is the reason I sold my 50 GPUs as soon as ASICs became available. I didn't want the heat, the energy cost, or the blatant raping of my kids environment. Yes, I've looked at the power consumption because I have several larger ASICs. Watts per MHash are negligible, when compared to GPUs. So your doubt is as misplaced as your understanding of the overall concept of mining on all sides.
Open your mind and look at it from the complete opposite side of the table you currently sit on. Argue both sides of it with yourself. See what you honestly come up with when you set aside your GPU separation anxiety.
Totally disagree. Scrypt coins are at the mercy of the asic miners with the deepest pockets. They're the ones who'll control what happens to any scrypt coin. Noticed the price of LTC lately?
Now as for xalgos destroying earth? Get real. Go hug a few trees and maybe you'll fell better. Have you looked at power consumption for larger asic miners? Doubtful judging by your post.
Now as for xalgos destroying earth? Get real. Go hug a few trees and maybe you'll fell better. Have you looked at power consumption for larger asic miners? Doubtful judging by your post.
Block time? 10 minutes or 1 minute a few dozen?
For 1 min 100 block
aehmmmm 9 THS atm Nethash 
crazy
crazy
dont worry, thats just devs stealing all the coins for dump on exchange =]
Block time? 10 minutes or 1 minute a few dozen?
For 1 min 100 block 
Scrypt was actually a good choice. Lots of scrypt ASICs out there that are more energy efficient than GPU mining, means the people mining this coin don't have to murder mother earth to make some profit.
All the GPU miners need to accept the reality that their hardware is ancient tech now. Yes, there are algos that were made to keep ASICs out. Those are people who just can't let go of yesterday. Seriously, an analogy would be the guy with the Model A Ford demanding that freeways be blocked off and no BMW's, Mini Coopers, Audi R8s, Ferraris, Lambourghinis, etc be allowed at all - because they are just too damned good and the old boy is too poor to buy something reasonably current. GPUs are for gaming and video editing. Xalgos are for destroying Earth and extending the death-throes of the GPU as a mining tool.
Totally disagree. Scrypt coins are at the mercy of the asic miners with the deepest pockets. They're the ones who'll control what happens to any scrypt coin. Noticed the price of LTC lately?All the GPU miners need to accept the reality that their hardware is ancient tech now. Yes, there are algos that were made to keep ASICs out. Those are people who just can't let go of yesterday. Seriously, an analogy would be the guy with the Model A Ford demanding that freeways be blocked off and no BMW's, Mini Coopers, Audi R8s, Ferraris, Lambourghinis, etc be allowed at all - because they are just too damned good and the old boy is too poor to buy something reasonably current. GPUs are for gaming and video editing. Xalgos are for destroying Earth and extending the death-throes of the GPU as a mining tool.
scrytp algo! Bravo try.
Now as for xalgos destroying earth? Get real. Go hug a few trees and maybe you'll fell better. Have you looked at power consumption for larger asic miners? Doubtful judging by your post.
ASIC Miners are not for people with deep pockets. I purchased my first GPU Miner, 2.2Mh/s, for £800 aprox $1300. I can now buy a 100 Mh/s ASIC for $750. ASIC miners are affordable for everyone.
Rank User Name KH/s LTC/Day (est)
1 scryptx 1,492,469 45.448
2 UserID 4277 1,234,957 37.606
3 CloudMiningSGB 535,001 16.292
4 CloudMiningSG 518,065
Think you can compete with that?
i dont know what you guys are talking about, dont need an asic or deep pockets to operate nicehash.
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