It sure is Frozen out there
Topic: [FZ] Frozen | NoPremine | CPU-Mining | Rare | Fast Transactions - page 12. (Read 47831 times)
January 24, 2014, 02:36:44 AM
Happy Friday!
It sure is Frozen out there
It sure is Frozen out there
January 23, 2014, 01:34:00 PM
I've just emailed the admin of Ice Tor - http://icetor.is/ who hosts fast Tor Exit nodes in Iceland and is also a partner of torservers.net
They already accept Bitcoin donations and I thought it would be really cool (pun intended) if they might consider accepting Frozencoin as well.
The Frozencoin Accepted Here logo would look great on their donations page.
I've also asked about the cost of hosting Frozen Tor Relay's in Iceland for a year and if Frozencoin could be accepted to host such a Tor Relay.
Crypto in action - Freedom from the forzen north
~ Ice Tor Exit relays already feature as part of my example fast Tor Browser Bundle Browser confg.
See: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/advanced-tor-browser-bundle-config-anti-spying-anti-echelon-anti-fiveeyes-331077
Hopefully I'll get a response from the admin. soon. Thanks.
good job! They already accept Bitcoin donations and I thought it would be really cool (pun intended) if they might consider accepting Frozencoin as well.
The Frozencoin Accepted Here logo would look great on their donations page.
I've also asked about the cost of hosting Frozen Tor Relay's in Iceland for a year and if Frozencoin could be accepted to host such a Tor Relay.
Crypto in action - Freedom from the forzen north
~ Ice Tor Exit relays already feature as part of my example fast Tor Browser Bundle Browser confg.
See: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/advanced-tor-browser-bundle-config-anti-spying-anti-echelon-anti-fiveeyes-331077
Hopefully I'll get a response from the admin. soon. Thanks.
January 23, 2014, 12:42:08 PM
Frozen needs to get on bter.com asap 
January 23, 2014, 12:38:47 PM
That's excellent, thanks BitcoinFX!
January 23, 2014, 12:28:02 PM
I've just emailed the admin of Ice Tor - http://icetor.is/ who hosts fast Tor Exit nodes in Iceland and is also a partner of torservers.net
They already accept Bitcoin donations and I thought it would be really cool (pun intended) if they might consider accepting Frozencoin as well.
The Frozencoin Accepted Here logo would look great on their donations page.
I've also asked about the cost of hosting Frozen Tor Relay's in Iceland for a year and if Frozencoin could be accepted to host such a Tor Relay.
Crypto in action - Freedom from the forzen north
~ Ice Tor Exit relays already feature as part of my example fast Tor Browser Bundle Browser confg.
See: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/advanced-tor-browser-bundle-config-anti-spying-anti-echelon-anti-fiveeyes-331077
Hopefully I'll get a response from the admin. soon. Thanks.
They already accept Bitcoin donations and I thought it would be really cool (pun intended) if they might consider accepting Frozencoin as well.
The Frozencoin Accepted Here logo would look great on their donations page.
I've also asked about the cost of hosting Frozen Tor Relay's in Iceland for a year and if Frozencoin could be accepted to host such a Tor Relay.
Crypto in action - Freedom from the forzen north
~ Ice Tor Exit relays already feature as part of my example fast Tor Browser Bundle Browser confg.
See: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/advanced-tor-browser-bundle-config-anti-spying-anti-echelon-anti-fiveeyes-331077
Hopefully I'll get a response from the admin. soon. Thanks.
January 23, 2014, 06:33:25 AM
Hey dotcoin.info,
thanks for the info! I've been updating the main article with the exchanges beedui.com and easecoin.com.
@all, if you are trading on these sites I'd be glad about your feedback.
Many greetings
trenton
thanks for the info! I've been updating the main article with the exchanges beedui.com and easecoin.com.
@all, if you are trading on these sites I'd be glad about your feedback.
Many greetings
trenton
frozen listed on following exchanges:
coinedup.com
guogao.com
beedui.com
easecoin.com
the nex one may be vircurex or cryptsy.
we aslo hope btc-e may consider add this awesome coin.
stable and secure, frozen are welcome in many communities.
coinedup.com
guogao.com
beedui.com
easecoin.com
the nex one may be vircurex or cryptsy.
we aslo hope btc-e may consider add this awesome coin.
stable and secure, frozen are welcome in many communities.
January 23, 2014, 03:16:26 AM
frozen listed on following exchanges:
coinedup.com
guogao.com
beedui.com
easecoin.com
the nex one may be vircurex or cryptsy.
we aslo hope btc-e may consider add this awesome coin.
stable and secure, frozen are welcome in many communities.
coinedup.com
guogao.com
beedui.com
easecoin.com
the nex one may be vircurex or cryptsy.
we aslo hope btc-e may consider add this awesome coin.
stable and secure, frozen are welcome in many communities.
January 23, 2014, 01:46:20 AM
good coin！
January 22, 2014, 02:35:11 PM
What do you mean?
I was thinking off getting some traffic using the ad too spread awareness of the coin.
I was thinking off getting some traffic using the ad too spread awareness of the coin.
That's a good idea!
January 22, 2014, 02:13:46 PM
Not that big on the FZ funds 
Just wasn't really sure what a good payout rate would be for the faucet
In a future not too far the block reward will be 0.075 FZ - so in a way it's nearly ok to say your faucet gives 1 .. 6 blocks as reward Just wasn't really sure what a good payout rate would be for the faucet
Youre right, might lower it more by then
freezer.kvvs.nl
Check the Frozen Freezer for some free FZ too get you started!
Current payout : 0.01~0.1
Check the Frozen Freezer for some free FZ too get you started!
Current payout : 0.01~0.1
This is very good idea! Is it possible to expand it to another sites?
What do you mean?
I was thinking off getting some traffic using the ad too spread awareness of the coin.
January 22, 2014, 11:33:21 AM
Nice coin...
January 22, 2014, 10:53:53 AM
freezer.kvvs.nl
Check the Frozen Freezer for some free FZ too get you started!
Current payout : 0.01~0.1
Check the Frozen Freezer for some free FZ too get you started!
Current payout : 0.01~0.1
This is very good idea! Is it possible to expand it to another sites?
January 22, 2014, 09:41:40 AM
This coin has great future..
January 22, 2014, 09:27:30 AM
I have to say that it is hard to find any other coin out there that works so smoothly as Frozen does. Its release was fair to the community due to no premine or any other scam actions and there hasn't been any pump and dump...
This coin truely has got the potential for a very well future and I really hope that soon some major exchanges will recognize Frozen and add it. I wish the coin all the best
This coin truely has got the potential for a very well future and I really hope that soon some major exchanges will recognize Frozen and add it. I wish the coin all the best
January 22, 2014, 09:17:10 AM
:)good
January 22, 2014, 08:00:48 AM
So, I'm CPU mining on Frozen on the coinmine pool.
I see users with hashrates of 20,000, 50,000, and much higher than that even.
How are they accomplishing this? Are they botnets? Are they network admins? Are they cloud computing clusters?
How?!?
I see users with hashrates of 20,000, 50,000, and much higher than that even.
How are they accomplishing this? Are they botnets? Are they network admins? Are they cloud computing clusters?
How?!?
Some people have access to lots of systems. I mine on 6-10 computers and hit 5-7 MH/s, because I have access to them, along with mining on cloud servers. If I really wanted to get into it, I could write a little batch file to mine during idle time on work computers (probably add another 40-50 systems) and no one would ever know. But I'm happy with what I have right now.
CPU mining is susceptible to botnets, yes, but I havent heard of anyone doing so yet.
January 22, 2014, 07:40:12 AM
Excellent news, thanks a lot for the update!
Many greetings and good trades
trenton
Just an update on guogao.com where you can trade FZ in China.
They returned my coins and fixed their issues. I didn't even need to contact them.
Their site was down for 36 hours for major upgrades and they seem very legit at this time.
You will probably see more of them.
So all good!
Many greetings and good trades
trenton
Just an update on guogao.com where you can trade FZ in China.
They returned my coins and fixed their issues. I didn't even need to contact them.
Their site was down for 36 hours for major upgrades and they seem very legit at this time.
You will probably see more of them.
So all good!
January 22, 2014, 04:31:18 AM
Just an update on guogao.com where you can trade FZ in China.
They returned my coins and fixed their issues. I didn't even need to contact them.
Their site was down for 36 hours for major upgrades and they seem very legit at this time.
You will probably see more of them.
So all good!
January 22, 2014, 12:47:40 AM
So, I'm CPU mining on Frozen on the coinmine pool.
I see users with hashrates of 20,000, 50,000, and much higher than that even.
How are they accomplishing this? Are they botnets? Are they network admins? Are they cloud computing clusters?
How?!?
I see users with hashrates of 20,000, 50,000, and much higher than that even.
How are they accomplishing this? Are they botnets? Are they network admins? Are they cloud computing clusters?
How?!?
Some people have access to lots of systems. I mine on 6-10 computers and hit 5-7 MH/s, because I have access to them, along with mining on cloud servers. If I really wanted to get into it, I could write a little batch file to mine during idle time on work computers (probably add another 40-50 systems) and no one would ever know. But I'm happy with what I have right now.
CPU mining is susceptible to botnets, yes, but I havent heard of anyone doing so yet.
January 21, 2014, 11:22:20 PM
So, I'm CPU mining on Frozen on the coinmine pool.
I see users with hashrates of 20,000, 50,000, and much higher than that even.
How are they accomplishing this? Are they botnets? Are they network admins? Are they cloud computing clusters?
How?!?
I see users with hashrates of 20,000, 50,000, and much higher than that even.
How are they accomplishing this? Are they botnets? Are they network admins? Are they cloud computing clusters?
How?!?
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