any active node on the old blockchain ?

Coingather shows one active peer, but they don't list IPs. I can't connect to Coingather either - for security reasons I'd say they don't allow inbound connects on their coin clients.

So we have at least two peers, one of them NOT coingather... but the question is, how do we find it?

With a count of 1019065 blocks I'm assuming it's not the PoS only GPU launched in April 2016, but who knows? If the target spacing is less than the typical 60 seconds the PoS coin could have generated that many blocks in 18-20 months. The new one has no block explorer so I can't tell for sure.

Yeah, I also remember this GPU Coin very well, and remember how it died (I might've actually been one of the reasons for the death of this coin, although that James guy was sketchy and probably a scammer as well). I'm curious though why are you guys interested in this coin? Are you considering reviving it or what?

That guy is just spamming to get his post count up. There's been so much of this useless crap lately, I guess people want in on all those airdrops and signature campaigns, so they just post random BS like "I'm interested", "keep my eye on", "keep up the good work" etc. Hundreds and hundreds of crappy posts like that appear on these forums each and every day.

Yeah, I remember all that, I was around. I think I was the first one though to exploit the sync delay between the gpu coin store prices and the coin's actual exchange rate. Only a few gpus were sold from the store at that point and prices were more or less stable. Then I went playing with the exchange rate, driving it up and down, and ordered quite a few GPUs for 1/3-1/2 of their actual $ price. I think I've had 7 or 8 orders for amd 280x. That James guy only shipped me 3 cards though and ignored all the other orders (while keeping the gpu coins for himself, of course). I still made a profit in the end (sold those 3 cards for a bit more than I payed for all 7-8 of them), but not much - barely broke even. After that, I think, he decided to just quit and get away with all the money/gpus he had left. I wasn't alone ordering cards that day, as soon as other users noticed what was going on with the store and coin prices, they also started putting the orders (there were counters on the gpu coin store site so it was more or less transparent process). But I guess my orders went through first and he was just shipping cards in the order they were bought (until he decided that that's enough), so some of the later buyers didn't get anything.

But yeah, of course the main reason was simply because he sort of scammed everyone and didn't allocate the funds in the way he was supposed to.

With the value of BTC going up, I bet I'm not the only one sifting through old wallets that were previously put aside as "almost worthless"...

still you can swap it for CCB if you get the gpuc blockchain work

Hi,

I've recently discovered that I have some coins on Poloniex since 2014. They have a symbol of GPUC and is greyed out (is not traded anymore). Is there anything I can do with it? Transfer to some other exchange or to some wallet?

Did this coin fork from https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/1678399.new#new   ?

Thank Your for answer. So it seems it's dead.

Is there a list of addnodes? I have a wallet form some years ago that needs to update for me to be able to do anything with them.