I looked through the blockchain again. I found
1JaepCfDnErPTPA96HJr7kfHZXLsN4asmH, didn't have any action until 9/13, and received rewards from unsigned blocks. 10 of them. It also received 99 btc from other addresses as well. So while it would certainly be
nice if that was Labcoin's mining address I think it's pretty unlikely, unless they're up to 10-20TH/s instead of 2-4.
The only other potential candidates are
1KywcahPaHBDiMMTyqb1rC8wUiyb9b58pY and
13XXJSCf5iUMtS8HtGAgzwXWeqYWXwQRSh Except they both have "
/P2SH/" in their signature, which there's no reason for labcoin to do.
So, for now it seems like
1NBDEAYH49tZvFMJ95oa4kYrqgecgnc16C is the most plausable candidate.
If they haven't found a block by now, they are having extremely bad luck, either in terms of hardware or just bad luck in general. Or they took my (and everyone else's) advice and switched to pooled mining.
Oh, from IRC:
[07:27] == SeenBot [
[email protected]] has joined #labcoin
[07:27]
!seen
[07:27] User Labcoin is offline at bitcointalk.org, last seen 47 minutes, 3 seconds ago
[07:27] User TheSwede75 is offline at bitcointalk.org, last seen 7 hours, 17 minutes, 39 seconds ago
[07:27] !hashrate
[07:27] Labcoin says: "Don't want to cause trouble, hashrate photo will be posted later."But have you checked the locations?
1JaepCfDnErPTPA96HJr7kfHZXLsN4asmH is from Moscow, so more likely to be Metabank with Bitfury chips
1KywcahPaHBDiMMTyqb1rC8wUiyb9b58pY is in Switzerland
13XXJSCf5iUMtS8HtGAgzwXWeqYWXwQRSh is in Canada
and finally, 1NBDEAYH49tZvFMJ95oa4kYrqgecgnc16C is in Chicago....