I need someone to sent a small amount of MMC to this address so that I can test my code. It can be any amount its really not important. I cannot access my main machine otherwise I would do it myself. Here is the address: MNpD6mmsWApL1M7qqWYxJm3Q8q3JrDWUAg

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10hpm on 7870 and 20hpm on 280X, this can be slightly increased with overclocking. The coin is pretty much GPU-hostile, just as planned

Glad to hear it - I wonder if it will be profitable for GPU miners, or if they will stick to other coins. I wonder too what share of the overall hashrate you'll capture.

Anyway, congrats!

That really depends on exchange rates, a foresighted miner would want to diversify I guess. Economics for GPU farm owners is also different than for cloud miners: they essentially only spend money on power and can switch (back) to LTC at any moment. So let us see how it plays out.

I personally mine coins other than LTC on my GPUs, what can a 7990 pull?

MMC/BTC price could raise x10. LTC/BTC is maximum now.

No its not, its diamond. I meant what hashrate

Quote from: isaacgoldbourne on December 30, 2013, 01:23:40 am

We basically are not on an exchange at the moment. Its not really an exchange when you can only deposit funds.

So I just tried processing a small withdrawal and it seems to have worked fine. Maybe only a problem with some accounts. You could try setting up a fresh account, that might help.

Mine just still say pending. I can't cancel the withdrawals either

CNO reporting for duty.

I am ready to help set up a diverse range of services. In talks with KillerByte about how he licenses his software

Nice, I was planning to make one of these, what did you use. Coinpunk?

I guess I'll just have to do an SPV wallet and android wallet.

We now have more than litecoin...

Are any of you familiar with setting up a VPN layer on your server. I have done this before with sensitive websites and it could help in this circumstance. Essentially you have a dummy server which everyone connects to which is connected via a special sort of VPN to your real server. This means its a lot harder to flood the system with requests and when configured properly, on the dummy server you set up countless bash scripts that handle IP tables blocking any IPs with large numbers of requests, although that part will not help if this is DDOS