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sr. member
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here's the bottom line: lots more people are mining SolidCoin than LiteCoin, as far as i can tell. LOTS.  

If by "lots" you mean "absolutely no-one", then yeah you're spot on.    Why the hell would anyone mine them when you get absolutely bugger all for it (aside from a bigger electricity bill).   Even if you had free electricity you'd still be wasting your time.

Just forget about Solidcoin, it's a mess.
sr. member
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bool eval(bool b){return b ? b==true : b==false;}
... I don't read up too much on SC threads cause ...
That is probably why ... plus does this rule apply to this thread too?  Huh
Anyhow your experience seems quite right, so is your headline.
sr. member
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legendary
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brb keeping up with the Kardashians
SolidCoin is absolutely retarded with the change to .000000000000000000000000001ty SC per block or some shit like that.  Mining it is useless, so the best way to acquire SC is to just buy it.

LiteCoin is catching on and with more places accepting it, you're best bet is to buy a shit ton of them while they're still cheap.
newbie
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i read here that SolidCoin has issues. i just found out about LiteCoin recently (maybe a week ago). i thot it was a cool idea too. and i fell for the "all the other bitcoin alternatives are flops" lie too... till i looked into it.

here's the bottom line: lots more people are mining SolidCoin than LiteCoin, as far as i can tell. LOTS. do you have evidence that LiteCoin is more popular? i read up on the SolidCoin forums because i like to read about the "underdog". but my findings seem to indicate that LiteCoin is more likely the culprit here. LiteCoin being designed from the beginning to have "GPU hostile" and "CPU friendly" mining. and it turns out that the benefits to mine LiteCoin by GPU to mining by CPU are GREATER for LiteCoin than that same ratio is for BitCoin. basically, the very claim to make LiteCoin CPU friendly ends up being the exact opposite: LiteCoin is more GPU friendly than it is CPU friendly! it is true that whether the originator had honest intention or malicious intention with this is speculation. but here's the bottom line: if it was malicious intention then he's a con and i don't want to follow a cheater and deceiver by using his LiteCoin alternative. and if he had honest intention, then LiteCoin is a failure to deliver what it was intended to deliver. either way: it's a flop. but hey, we all should know that all these crypto-currencies are high risk to begin with, so we should not be too surprised.

the hashing pools are where the evidence really is. far less hashes for LiteCoin. and SolidCoin was ranked #2 is how many hashes were being performed. so it seems to me that Solid Coin is the trump over LiteCoin. plus SolidCoin claims to have overcome weaknesses in the BitCoin system too: the 51% takeover, which has been used against other bitcoin alternatives. it seems to me that SolidCoin is kicking butt! but that's just what i gather.

and for bashers: please don't bash me. i'm not bashing others. i'm not bashing *people*. i'm only saying that from what i find, a lot of claims are flaky, and from this new person to take a fair look at both LiteCoin and SolidCoin for just about 1-3 days now, it appears to me that LiteCoin has a pretty high chance of deceptive intentions, but if it's not, then it failed at its #1 goal, to be CPU friendly. and that bashing SolidCoin is just foolish.

but i think "SolidCoin" is a rather lame name, myself. but apart from the "look at me, I'm solid" tout that SolidCoin has, i still give it a fair look. so i ask you SolidCoin haters: why is it bad? what is really wrong with it? i mean, fairly. please talk me out of SolidCoin. i'm asking you to keep me from such a mistake.. if it is a mistake to run with SolidCoin

i know popularity does not mean good. i mean, look at Mt. Gox. it got hacked and it is still the most popular BTC exchange site in the bitcoin world. i don't understand people. and it claims to be secure. *rolling my eyes* but it has nice features. i'd be stupid to not look at the big picture and find why people still use it. it does have more features than other exchanges that i find. but i mention Mt. Gox to only show that popularity means nothing.

and my findings show me that SolidCoin is the 2nd most popular BitCoin alternative with BitCoin holding in as top most popular. so what is really wrong with SolidCoin? i have yet to understand this. and apparently, the mass of users too. Tongue
legendary
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Anyone know anything about Solid Coin?  I wanted to setup a miner and see what kind of results I'd get.  Figured it would be somewhat close to Litecoins on my CPU (about 9 - 12/day).  It's been mining now for about 16 hours and I'm up to 0.06075499.  So yea, a days worth of mining is going to get me 0.07 cents worth of SC?  I'm wondering if I didn't configure something right before I just give up this one.

You should figure out how much money you spend in electricity mining that $0.0007 worth of SoiledCoin. Then you will understand why nobody is mining it.
sr. member
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Easiest diversification plan in the world... mine with merged mining at BitParking http://mmpool.bitparking.com/pool btc + four alt-coins simultaneously.
full member
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Anyone know anything about Solid Coin?  I wanted to setup a miner and see what kind of results I'd get.  Figured it would be somewhat close to Litecoins on my CPU (about 9 - 12/day).  It's been mining now for about 16 hours and I'm up to 0.06075499.  So yea, a days worth of mining is going to get me 0.07 cents worth of SC?  I'm wondering if I didn't configure something right before I just give up this one.
It's fine. Didn't you read about recent changes in scamcoin?

The cause of the problem is called "SolidCoin"

Switch to a coin that is not called scamcoin and you will solve that problem.

I'm mostly invested by miners/money in Bitcoin and Litecoin.  If there is something I can diversify a bit on, I don't mind trying,  but the gamble to payout doesn't seem to be worth it for me.
full member
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Assuming Values
SC = .011 BTC
LTC = .0017 BTC
BTC = $5.00

My Core 2 Duo/3.2ghz mines
SC .011 = .0055/day ($0.0275)
LTC .0017  = .017/day ($0.085)


Both figures suck, but I was hoping for something that might actually make a profit for once.  Angry
I know there is hype about Litecoin getting a gpu miner released, but does SC have one?  I don't read up too much on SC threads cause they are all flamewars and/or bragging.

Any other ideas on how to make money off my few computer rigs? lol.
legendary
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If you want to walk on water, get out of the boat
Anyone know anything about Solid Coin?  I wanted to setup a miner and see what kind of results I'd get.  Figured it would be somewhat close to Litecoins on my CPU (about 9 - 12/day).  It's been mining now for about 16 hours and I'm up to 0.06075499.  So yea, a days worth of mining is going to get me 0.07 cents worth of SC?  I'm wondering if I didn't configure something right before I just give up this one.
It's fine. Didn't you read about recent changes in scamcoin?

The cause of the problem is called "SolidCoin"

Switch to a coin that is not called scamcoin and you will solve that problem.
sr. member
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That sounds about right for SolidCoin...
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100
Anyone know anything about Solid Coin?  I wanted to setup a miner and see what kind of results I'd get.  Figured it would be somewhat close to Litecoins on my CPU (about 9 - 12/day).  It's been mining now for about 16 hours and I'm up to 0.06075499.  So yea, a days worth of mining is going to get me 0.07 cents worth of SC?  I'm wondering if I didn't configure something right before I just give up this one.
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