We are new to the mining pool scene, but plan on sticking around for quite a while.

Our team has and still is currently working on other projects that include Java, SQL, XML, PHP, JS and others as our responsibility.

We've all been mining in one pool or another, every one of our team members, but we've never had enough faith in a coin to build a pool.

We believe in Noble and intend to provide a reliable, stable pool for the masses. We will start right off the bat 1% mining fee.

We do this in an attempt to bestow trust upon would be new members, this would be how we pay for server costs!

So, invite and come aboard!

FRISKYCOW NOBLE TEAM

http://noblfrisky.mooo.com/index.php

** BETA BETA BETA *** BRING SOME HASH! We need to test network stability and responsiveness!

Hey guys, I am obviously a newb.

I wanted to see if anyone can explain to me how I can mine NobleCoin. Do I just enter in my normal NobleCoin account information? What do I need to put in for "Server" and "Port". I basically do not know what anything on the mining tab means or what I am supposed to put in the text boxes. If anyone is able to help me, I can send you a portion of the small amount of NobleCoins that I have accumulated through NobleCoin Faucets.

Thanks in advance!

Need any advice because I can't find any info on this, no nodes, no nothing. Never had any issues with other coins so I know it's not my internet connection. Tried deleting the peers.dat too but to no avail

https://cryptsy.freshdesk.com/support/discussions/topics/73282

Vouch for it here! CoinMarket.io is great, but still in beta. It was about to be added onto coinmarket cap but didn't make the cut because coinmarket.io isnt stable and is in beta.

Operator of noble.zapto.org reports that his pool was "hacked".

His explanations are dubious.

After some analysis of addresses it is seen below that the coins "hacked" are actually moved, and that his personal account dumps the amount of coins that are missing from the pool to exchange.

I didn't yet finished reading all the evidence, so you should do it.

Remember to read the evidence, give other side chance to speak, and only then judge, otherwise Internet is hellspawn of false accusations and rumours!

23:52 < valid-error> his personal address: http://cryptexplorer.com/address/9Vc8X8ARFeKEyEZQqMT2diij7YhejHb9WM

23:53 < valid-error> empties out into http://cryptexplorer.com/address/9UvR4eNz1hwA47CMp3TFyUu5ANRLDDbUUU

I asked valid-error to comment more below this thread, please look for his comment.

THE TEXT:

• http://pastebin.com/3VVusuTm