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Hello at all,
I made a new cryptocoin a couple of months ago, called Amigacoin, to support Amiga platform (do you remember old Commodore computers?).
It's already used by many Amiga users and soon a PowerPC version of wallet will be available, at the moment there are only executables for Linux and Windows.
Anyway, it's another Litecoin clone and has follow specifications:
_ 2 minute block targets
_ 2 billion total coins
_ 100 to 1000 random coins per block
_ 1440 blocks to retarget difficulty
... and also it's pre-mined (but its difficulty is very very low) and distributed among Amiga fans.
For more info, look here:
https://AGAcoin.github.io

Thanks!

PS. Any help is welcomed (for example, it needs a more professional site and a build for Mac OS).  :)

That's really a bad thing to play with geek nostalgy!

Playing with "old" computers? I don't think, especially now there are a lot of pointless coins.
Amigacoins are used by many users and developers, indeed, they're few compared to good times of Commdore era, but Amiga is still alive.
Anyway, MacOS wallet is available, obviously you need Snow Leopard (at least) and 64-bit Intel CPU.

Hey man! I have just downloaded CPU miner but it doesent work. As only i run it, it crashs. Help me, maybe ive got a wrong one

Hello,
which miner are you using?

hi,im mining it whit cpu, low difficult 0.0022  :D

Yep, just few Amiga users (with old PCs, of course) are mining it at the moment. I'm trying to get in touch some pools and markets for spreading, obviously more people use it more better is.  ;)

networkhashps" : 614980


da quello che vedo sei italiano.... ciao io sono Marco,
comunque il network sta crescendo

The only time I had a go on an amiga it was to play super space invaders. That was years ago and it was ancient technology then. I never dreamed someone would use an amiga to mine on. The difficulty must be really low because I bet a modern smart phone has more computing power than an amiga.

mining the shit out of this :D

https://i.imgur.com/3EIP7Tfl.jpg

Theoretically it's possible, latest AmigaOS (4.x) supports Radeon HD series 6xxx/7xxx, the huge job is port to Amiga platform many libraries like Boost and DB Berkerley (there is only a very old version - v4.3 - I'm using v5.1), OpenCL and (most important) the wallet. Unfortunately it's based on litte-endian standard while Amiga uses big-endian (it has a PowerPC CPU), like Apple Mac G5. Someone wrote a Bitcoin wallet for old Apple Mac in early ages, but I'm not very sure that can be useful for us.
   

Ciao,
si, sta crescendo a piccoli passi.  ;D

Please explain how this is legitimate (I'm not accusing you of anything, just being curious):

It's already used by many Amiga users

-Where? How?

and also it's pre-mined

-Yes, I know. You were bragging a bit about it on amigaworld.net:

I pre-mined a lot of Amigacoins (many thousands blocks, every block has 100-1000 coins)


According to my rough estimate, you have premined some 400k blocks... that would be approximately 200M Amigacoins.

It was a happy day when I plugged this badboy into my Amiga 500..

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6c/RAM_512K_for_Amiga_500_ubt.jpeg



Made me feel..

http://img2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20130912201810/heman/images/2/28/The_Power_Sword.jpg


Wish I still had that machine!

Sorry, I mined less 10k blocks (not 400k) and if you can see the wallet, you'll read around 22k blocks mined until now.
I'm giving those coins to many Amiga users for free (like Auroracoin) and usually I don't ask them how they'll use.
Absolutely no bragging.
If you own and work on Amiga, you're welcome, ask me for some coins.  :)

Block height is only about 22,000.



If you want to satisfy some concerns, why not add a few bounties to the first post using some of the premine?

Whoops... I was being silly (and tired). Sorry for that, 22k it is.

fuck now i wanna know if my a1200 in the picture still runs ... there must be still porn from mailboxes in there ... ehehe

Ill give a bounty of 500 600 1000 1200 1300 3000 4000 [AGA] Coins to anyone with a picture of a still running Amiga in 2014.
Bounty is for the modelnumber :D

Just for Fun :D

Yes, good idea!  ;)

So where is the Amiga wallet and miner?

www.amigacoin.org

No, sorry, there is no wallet for AmigaOS at the moment, I wrote above the reasons.
As miner you can use whatever you want (cgminer, cpuminer, etc.).

Hello at all,
can someone tell me or write here a list of multipool which I can contact?

Thanks!

AmigaCoin is available for mining at OBFUSCODE.NET NOW!

http://aga.obfuscode.net
stratum+tcp://obfuscode.net:3345


We Offer:

• vardiff
• proportional sharing
• dedicated hardware
• highspeed uplink
• patched and enhanced MPOS with API access
• numerous altcoins for on-demand-mining
• no fees!

Have fun mining AmigaCoin!

Thank you very much!  ;)

any news on this coin :D ?

Ehm... just added a new pool.  ;)

First list for Amigacoin:

https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=newcoin

Vote it, please!  ;)

Cryptokk vote-link added to news-section :)

http://sourceforge.net/projects/cpuminer/

Does it work with other coins? Which configuration do you have?

cpuminer has little options, if you use it together with a stratum pool you can mine any scrypt/sha coins by just defining the stratum & logins :)
we wrote a small getting-started guide here: http://aga.obfuscode.net/?page=gettingstarted (http://aga.obfuscode.net/?page=gettingstarted)
also includes a line or two regarding Gridseed's ASIC miners ;)

I don't know about this.
I had an idea to build coin who will be able to run only on Amiga machines.
Me, as an active Amiga hardware developer had lot of ideas regarding that but since we need to opensource complete code it is easy for someone to adapt that code in any other platform and mine it with huge power on something else than Amiga.
From my side I could say lot of things regarding this but I will say only one thing: It is not so nice to play with Amiga name with something that not run on Amiga hardware/software. You will not get support from Amiga community who is maybe strange but still huge, living a dream and that is too hard to explain someone outside Amiga scene.

This coin is quirky. It could go places.....

P.S. I loved the Amiga game systems in my teens...

As I wrote in a previous post, it's possible mining cryptocoins on Amiga, as long as we need to port the wallet and some its libraries, but unfortunately it's a huge job currently.
Anyway, I'm going to start porting of it on AROS, a simplified fork without Qt GUI and Boost. I just chose AROS because I don't have an Amiga with PPC processor, and then it could be more easy a porting on AmigaOS/MorphOS.
I don't completely agree with the rest of your reply: many users are happy and it can be useful to "pay" those few Amiga developers and advertising Amiga platform outside its scene - as you can see most people remember only old A500, no one know that is still alive and we have AmigaOS 4 running on PowerPC systems with Radeon cards...

Are you an Amiga hardware developer? As I said somewhere, I give some Amigacoins to every active Amiga user, for free of course, just send me a PM.  :)

1. Problem is that Amiga needs coin who can't be mined with something else than Amiga.
2. What is the point of mining this coin with Amiga when I can have millions per day with my regular mining rigs.
3. You can't use this coin to buy Amiga hardware or to pay developers because Amiga hardware is too expensive for regular computer user
4. PPC together with Radeon cards is not an option either.
5. There is SHA 256 build and tested for MC68K based Amigas
6. If you are like you said Amiga enthusiast and don't know about my work done in recent years(same nick as here) I doubt that you used Amiga in let's say last 10 years or so.

And I m repeating what I said earlier Amiga community will never support some project who is using Amiga name without real connection to Amiga. I m willing to discuss with you about this because if you build a coin for Amiga community, mined only with Amiga machines, you will have most valuable coin ever. Another thing I forgot to mention, do you think that any of the real coin exchanges will accept Amiga coin to be traded with that name as we know how much law suits was there in past 20 years to protect that name and forbid his usage in any computer related products.    

Sorry, I don't know who you are and I restarted again to follow Amiga community only a couple of years ago, after I had left this platform at the end of 90s.
So, skipping technical stuffs, I don't think you're the leader of community and many Amiga users told me that can be a good idea. Everybody has different opinion and especially about crypto-currencies world there are a lot of people who are completely disagree with this technology, you should know about.
About trademark question, so I read this document:
ftp://ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de/pub/aminet/docs/misc/Amiga-Trademarks.pdf
... so many trademarks are expired/dead and I don't see any "AmigaCoin". I'm not selling something called Amiga or Workbench or something else. When Amiga Inc. (if it's still alive) will ask me about trademark, we'll try to arrange otherwise I'll change the name with something like "AmyCoin" for example, and I hope you'll agree with me. :)

send me some amiga coin,thanks~
wallet address
aTfThkzbU2buRpXvvaNNFysnjuTk5LaTRj

What is Amiga? Too little information, the 2000000000 is how to assign? What kind of way? Is the pre excavated?
The author should be the currency of the information so that we fully understand this coin!

Sure!

thanks

Amiga is an old computer that had a great success in the 80s - early 90s. After Commodore bankruptcy in 1994 (the mothercompany), Amiga is almost disappeared from IT mainstream. However, many its users are keeping it alive in these years. Amigacoin was created to help Amiga community and try to advertise it  to people who don't know Amiga. Yes, it's pre-mined (less 10k blocks) and I'm giving coins to many Amiga fans for free.

This could be fun, I still use my A1200  !! My boy still plays on the CD32 i have with SX-1 module !! so smooth, fuck PS3 4 5 6 7 whatever they are called  ;D

hey girlfriend, so when is this supposed to launch?

https://www.cryptoaltex.com/logo.png
Now is your chance!

I wanted to remind everyone that in less than TWO HOURS we will have our next drawing, this means we will be adding two more coins to our exchange!
 
Vote now! @ https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=newcoin

WOW Amigacoin can be listed, ... vote NOW !!

https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=newcoin

AMIGA won today's random drawing and has been listed on all 3 markets at www.cryptoaltex.com


https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=trade&market=BTC&coin=AGA
https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=trade&market=LTC&coin=AGA
https://www.cryptoaltex.com/index.php?page=trade&market=DGC&coin=AGA

If you have any issues please enter a ticket @ https://cryptoaltex.freshdesk.com

You can also visit us on irc.freenode.net  #cryptoaltex

Thanks all

Chiznitz

Hello at all,
you can exchange Amigacoin at http://www.cryptokk.com and http://www.cryptoaltex.com
Its short name is AGA, like latest Amiga chipset.  ;)

Thank you very much!

No time for Guru meditation.

I love these old days.

make a picture post it here with your receive adress and i send u

1200 AGA for A1200
800 AGA for CD32 

;)

Having the mainline *coin daemon portable to big-endian machines would be hugely interesting, but also a ton of work. The code is so full of little-endian assumptions it's not funny; there is hope in the example of Linux which was first written as a limited, personal project on an i386, but now it runs on practically every architecture out there.

Where's this first big-endian example on Linux?

Anyway, I uploaded new executables (v1.0.1):
_ fixed openssl (now v1.0.1g without the famous bug)
_ added a new checkpoint

Cheers.

You updated the coin? Is there a hard fork coming?  Please let me know if I need to update the daemon or not on the exchange.

No, there isn't any hard fork, but it's better updating the daemon.

I may have been a little unclear -- the Linux kernel (and several distributions) runs on PowerPC and many other big-endian platforms, even though the first releases were heavily tied to x86. Porting an application would seem much easier, though there is probably little interest. X86 is everywhere, and most mobile platforms are little-endian ARM. (I've succesfully compiled and run bitcoind on several rather low-end ARM machines.)

Hello at all,
Now there is a block chain explorer...
http://cryptotrends.info/AGA/
... and a "faucet" where you can win some Amigacoins...
http://cryptotrends.info/AGA/faucet/

I dare you :D

even my uber 540 MB HDD still works ;D

The mouse got ruined playing Settler I ... u had to make EVERY path segment manually :D millions of clicks ...

https://i.imgur.com/yaOSFRYs.jpg (https://i.imgur.com/yaOSFRY.jpg)https://i.imgur.com/Q8EPXw4s.jpg (https://i.imgur.com/Q8EPXw4.jpg)https://i.imgur.com/N5Ol5Wzs.jpg (https://i.imgur.com/N5Ol5Wz.jpg)https://i.imgur.com/kUUHt2ks.jpg (https://i.imgur.com/kUUHt2k.jpg)

my abs53b5TgsFau3CUHHPjHpNY9f6uPgHRwU

//edit YAY Got 1200 AGA for dedusting my old stuff :D ... gonna get drunk and play GLOOM ^^ eheh ah my good times ah fuck Boulder Dash ...
Rings of medusa FUCK YEAH ... *sigh* and now i have this PC thing ... Meh ^^

LOL

Instead my internal 85 Mb HD (bought in 1993) is dead some years ago...  :'(

Hehe, my favourite fps is the first Alien Breed 3D.  ;)
The sequel is also interesting but it's too much slow on my Amiga 1200, even though I have a 68030@50 Mhz and a lot of fast ram.

Awesome thread. All that's left here is a 3.5 floppy disk with my first pixel animation. Created with Deluxe Paint 3.

@teknohog

Really had a hard time reading your rant about 'Men's liberation front'.

Wow, I didn't know anyone actually reads my homepages :) That one is a particularly old one (and admittedly messy).

so i wonder if the amiga comunity is aware of this coin ?

http://www.amigaworld.net/
http://aminet.net/
http://www.amigans.net/

http://www.amigabounty.net/ - accepts BTC donations ..

http://openamiga.net/

http://www.amiga68k.de/

or shops ... like

http://www.amiga-shop.net/
http://amigastore.eu/
http://www.vesalia.de/

So dev did you reach out ? ... Coding an amiga wallet may be a lot easier for the amiga community ;)

To be honest I know only your first three links and those shops, personally I posted about Amigacoin only on amigaworld.net (plus amiga.org, aros-exec.org, morphzone.info and an Italian forum) a couple of months ago. I tried to write to eab.abime.net (very famous Amiga forum), but admin removed my post because they think bitcoin technology is only a fraud. :o Also I know a fan who wrote on amigans.net. The second link is just an archive of free software, not a forum. I wouldn't get in touch with shops because I think first Amigacoin should reach a "critical mass".  ;)
Yes, right, but it's a very huge work to do as we discussed before. A famous Amiga developer (called "zzd10h") had tried to do it, but he gave up some time ago...

Np dude. You are an interesting character for sure. ;)


lol

No wonder. You can't create BTC with an Amiga.

Now we are on twitter (http://twitter.com/Amigacoin)!.

http://studioforcreativeinquiry.org/events/warhol-discovery

Warhol’s Amiga experiments were the products of a commission by Commodore International to demonstrate the graphic arts capabilities of the Amiga 1000 personal computer.

:D

LOL I LOVED THE AMIGA. BUDBRAIN DEMO ET AL.

VERY NICE TIMES!

I had a 500,1200,2000 and 3000 :)

Oh... Good old days...  :'(

In the meantime I'm working on a porting of cpuminer for AROS (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AROS_Research_Operating_System).
For those who don't know, AROS in an unofficial Amiga operating system that runs on x86 systems.
I made a screenshot and hoping to finish it in these days.  :P

http://perniolagi.altervista.org/AROS_cpuminer.png

*Bump* this is at least a coin with purpose ... sick of all da mooncoins ... so *bump*

Yes, thanks!  ;)

cryptoaltex is closing?

Damn!  >:(

Next release of AEROS will contain a wallet and a miner for Amigacoins.
I will accept Amigacoins as payment if at least 1 agrees to order me an Pizza for the same amount via www.lieferheld.de : p
This way they become value.

We could use a forum to offer soft and Hardware or Pizza/beer. More or less meant as donations to developers. This way Amigacoins go to devs and devs can than exchange them to offered physical things.

There could be a simple trick:
Offer a online-wallet and make a simple client which talks to it.

Yep, good idea. Soon as I finish cpuminer for AROS I'll study something on at least AROS (I don't have any Amiga-next gen neither Mac with MorphOS at the moment).
It isn't a good time for me, I don't have free time in these weeks (due my new job), furthermore I have to find a new market after cryptoaltex closing and pay for that.  >:(

Chinese translation：http://www.btclt.cn/thread-3440-1-1.html

Here are my offerings:

Final price for AEROS Plus for Pi download version is:
105000 Amigacoins
-------------------
Pizza (medium size) + Cola costs 250000.
-------------------
5€ donation to a power2people.org bounty costs 150000 (70€ budget right now , 05 of june 2014)
-------------------
500 indieCoins cost 75000 AGA
--------------------

PM me or post here if you find something interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUigNkhktFk

A odroid u3 is nearly as fast as my macbook : )

Due to the lack of miners we're closing down the aga-pool.

please withdraw your funds, any funds that are kept on the wallet will be donated to the aga-dev.

Cheers,
Obfuscode.Net Team

Well,

i found that mining at your pool didn't work.
1. A raspberry Pi (while having low power I know) didn't even apear as worker
2. My workers appeared but i never got a single amigacoin....

So somehow it didn't work.

heh, a pi isnt good for scrypt ;)

However the pool made about 750k aga... so people actually mined at it :)

We've about 200k aga that are totally unclaimed (accounts got deleted due to inactivity) that we're going to donate to the aga-dev to support the coin a little.

If we get people mining it again, we would keep it.

- f0o

Well.. i don't get it... My core2duo isn't realized either...
I had let run it quite often and got not a single coin. While at http://poolamigacoin.org:22113/static/ it is raining coins..

; ) Why is that?

EDIT:
I like your website and features but for me it didn't work.

EDIT2:
Ok.. now I see my worker. But strange that i never got a single coin : p

Hi,

Sorry for the troubles, we can't really see any errors to be honest.

The pool's closed now.

I've sent 246605.19769004 AGA (all remaining funds) to the developer.
TX: 1d52b07e646c4f9c963b263be3353cec8e2ec7d6dca31cbbd8651ee3b1cb6140

Cheers,
f0o

Hello at all,
If someone had Amigacoins on Obfuscode and couldn't get them back, just send me a PM.

Thanks.

Hi,

cpuminer may be underway to AmigaOS 4.x ... at least it will be checked if it compiles and AmigaOS should theoretically handle it while AROS can't yet (pthreads problem).

On AEROS I will just use the Linux version.

So it's scrypt right ?
Why did you not go for x11 or x13 ?
or created some new Ami Algo ?

About AROS I already fixed the problem between threads and bsdsocket library (I forgot to read this http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Aros/Developer/Docs/Libraries/BSDsocket )
but curl library seems that doesn't work on AROS and now I'm trying to throw it out.

If you need tips you could contact Bszilli at www.aros-exec.org. I asked him in exchange for a donation to port cpuminer to AmigaOS.

Is there a simple way to establish a online wallet? I can provide a client for AROS/MOS/AOS (even classic) which speaks to the server in a own encrypted way but I have no clue about altcoin server wallets.

Yep, I have a couple of Amigacoin nodes and they can be used to implement the server side, just using these api (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/API_reference_%28JSON-RPC%29) and some PHP code.
If he agrees I can send him all source code.

Finally I fixed the problems with connection! It seems that BSD socket tutorial in AROS wiki site is wrong, I got some code from MarranoFTP and here (http://www.cs.put.poznan.pl/csobaniec/examples/sockets/). Now I have some comunication with amigacoin pool and going forward with this porting. I'm thinking to put an UI, maybe using the original Amiga API for a possible version for Amiga 68K.

http://perniolagi.altervista.org/screenshotaminer1.png

Great! Keep it going. As soon the "infrastructure" is there(for Amigans) it has potential.

This coin still alive or dead?

Yep, it's still alive...  :)

Still waiting for the first order using Amigacoins ; )

I wanted an Amiga with Video Toaster back in the day.

No, it's dead.

Damn shame I've got a shit load somewhere.

amiga rocked

this coin sucks!

So why nobody is putting their old machines to support this network.  Actually it is not the coin that sucks, it is the community that does not support it.    There are no asics on the AGA network, still the coin looks pretty much as dead as the Amiga itself.

I'm thinking I do not

Difficulty skyrocketing, so someone is mining the shit out of it  ;D

I'm a little late but I'd happily do you a new logo :)

This coin needs new logo, new marketing team, new wallet...
you can help them haha

Happened just like I said few month ago. Developer of this coin had a nice idea but like I said Amiga scene is strange and they will never accept something that holds Amiga name and in the same time needs x86 to support it. As an active Amiga developer I offered my help regarding plans and development but developer didn't wanted to listen. He joined amiga forums and start promoting this coin but without any luck. There are lot of miners but they don't mix Amiga name with other things they are doing.

Here is the things that needs to be done.
1. Create coin that can be only mined with M68K architecture.
2. Supporting Workbench/Miami for mining
3. Protect miner for using WinUAE for mining
4. Build online wallet Ibrowse readable
5. Integrate coin into Amiga shop services, magazines, online shows, forums, hardware&software bounty sites etc...

Problem is that developer didn't bother to research anything about me and my work in Amiga scene, then he could understand that I m part of the team who are building CPUs in FPGA who are based on MC68K architecture, but 100 times faster who will be eventually used for mining some coin just by using Amiga when all of the work is finished. For the moment I was thinking that this coin will be the one...


 

Yes... too bad, I have still got some left in my wallet. Guess they will be in the dead coin collection forever.

Hello at all,
Sorry for the long absence here, I have had some my personal problems in these months. Initially I was doing a porting of cpuminer/client on AROS (it's an AmigaOS clone that runs on x86/arm systems), but I had to stop it. I hope to work on it again very soon, maybe next month. A couple of guys asked me to help about development some time ago, but they're disappeared after. Anyway, as I wrote previously, I'll be really happy if someone can help me - I'm the only one developer/maintainer of this project, spending a lot of time and many bitcoin to set up everything - obviously it's an open-source project.


I read again your previous messages and I don't remember you offered your help, just some arguments about Amiga trademarks. However, I'll be very glad if you can work on a 68k version. :)

Hi :)
My arguments was a starting point to some proposals. As we couldn't agree there there was no purpose for me to continue.
Today I investigated few things and it seems that there is not much done by Amiga or Commodore users to adopt mining directly on those machines.
I think that they are missing the point by commenting that MC68K series don't have enough power for mining, but why do we need much power we will  not mine bitcoins, litecoins or something that already has huge diff. There is some work on C64 on some Germany commodore forum and I looked the sources but project is not finished. I know that this is quite different than we need but at least we can see how its done on some retro machine.


Also there are some strange images mining on Amiga but I can't tell are those fake because I couldn't find more information's.

https://i.imgur.com/hC23aeD.jpg
But this image shows exactly what I m saying. So let's consider why I think that this is a fake. First only user of A500 would use this version of Workbench. Second, to connect A500 to the internet you need AlfaData device who is hard to find. There are some more options but using serial cable but I don't think that someone will use that. Then again maybe this is not a fake and someone did amazing job.

Also, there is ASM code done for SHA256 for Amiga, there are also few documents of SHA256 in C for Amiga. Also this could be used for founding bugs and optimisation. http://amidevcpp.amiga-world.de/index.php?HR_LANG=english

Thank you. Yep, we need to porting all asm code of cpuminer from x86 to 68k/powerpc. I think it uses SSE2 instructions, but I'm not very sure because I'm not expert on Assembly x86 (you can have a look here http://sourceforge.net/projects/cpuminer/files/?source=navbar ). I'll try to use Amidevcpp as soon as possible; one thing I don't like about AROS is its total lack of any real IDEs (I don't consider Murks an IDE as well as it's unstable and really primitive), so I was using native editor + cli to compile with gcc and it was very painful and frustrating.

ASM is complex thing for something like that. But here are examples SHA256 in ASM.

http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=71998

Take a look at this also in C and ASM
http://aminet.net/package/util/cli/sha256
http://aminet.net/package/util/crypt/sha

This could be interesting because there are other algos there implemented for Amiga use.
http://www.amiga.org/forums/showthread.php?t=53420

Regarding instructions and what's needed. I have sent an mail to the owner of http://retrominer.com/ . Check that video.

Also this is the link about C64 I was talking about, check the sources.
http://www.forum64.de/wbb3/board25-coder-unter-sich/board308-programmieren/board29-cross-development/45342-bitcoin-mining-auf-dem-c64/#post579246

In fact after looking at this sources I think that we don't need to play here with ASM.

Idea for now is to gather information's as much as we can. Regarding Aros, there is MC68K version. Author of the Aros is a member of our internal Amiga dev forum and if you stuck somewhere maybe I can ask him.

Very impressive.  ;D
Yesterday I tried to make some executables for AROS x86 and AmigaOS3 (on FS-UAE) with AmiDevCpp and they run.

Can you tell me exactly what you have tried to compile. First goal would be to try to compile minerd or something like that. If we build miner for Amiga rest of the thing are easy. I was trying to compile minerd but didn't had too much success. It has cygwin and minGW inside but still reports some strange errors about jannson files missing.

All new Scrypt coins are shits now

Ehm... it's a little bit more complicated: you need to drop out all code to manage multicpu and opencurl stuff. On AROS opencurl doesn't seem that works and I was using bsdsocket.library directly.
About jannsoon, I can give you a little porting of it for AROS made by me... it's used to load/save json files.
I just tried some its examples, like intuition and mui samples.

Yes I noticed that some things needs to be modified/removed. You didn't told me was you able to run anything? Do you have some compilations for me to test them under workbench etc...

So, anything I can buy for Amigacoins? Trade AGA for other coins?

Eh no, I don't think at the moment. It was in three different markets some months ago, but unfortunately they have been closed.

Just looking through my app data roaming file and came across my amigacoin wallet with 414k coins in it, been a while since I mined those ;D.

EDIT: April '14 last mined to be precise. It was great fun :).

Hello at all,
I started to work again on Amigacoin a couple of weeks ago. First I had to (re)implement the blockchain explorer, because the old one is disappeared some months ago - I paid a guy to made it and he seemed unreliable. Anyway, now I'm working on an online wallet and then I'll move on real Amiga porting.
http://www.amigacoin.org/blockinfo.php
http://www.amigacoin.org/status.php
I know my website looks really horrible, so, any help is welcomed to improve it! :)

Hi !


remember all this =

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBzVMSUMGXU
Amiga demo: Alcatraz - Odyssey (complete)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aouTLI8bBrQ
Budbrain MegaDemo

Watching this makes me feel rocking the good old Times ;-)



While watching and hearing AmigaDemos i created a Pool for this Coin


http://gcpool.ddns.net/amiga/public/


A Tribute for the good old Scene

Thank you very much for the support, shortly I'll add your pool to the Amigacoin website.  :)

Any news dev?  :)

What kind of updates are you looking for? I might be able to help you out with your website. 
Hope to hear from you soon.

kkemp102294

Hi,
thanks for your help. Yes, I'd like improve its appearance because I'm not a web designer and it looks too really ugly. Also I developed an experimental wallet online last month - testing/fixing it at the moment - and as well as there needs some UI improvements. Write a PM if you're interested, thank you. :)

Hi,
Today there is a new beta version of the online wallet (http://www.amigacoin.org/wallet). It has been done a really heavy UI restyling and fixed many bugs.

I can help you with the website. Please respond to my PM :).

Hi , may vote to add amigacoin at https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/HomeAction/Voting ,can use the faucet and chat to collect coins and vote dot , thanks, greetings .

Where can I buy AmigaCoins?

At the moment there isn't any market that supports Amigacoin.
Anyway, now it's available a porting of cpuminer for AROS (a free implementation of AmigaOS that runs on x86 platform), called AMiner (http://amigacoin.org/downloads/AMiner.zip).

Hi, new Amigacoin POOL at: http://aga.liike.website (http://aga.liike.website)

Hi, we have started an exchenge and amigacoin is listed for trade: https://liike.website

Have a nice trading

Nothing but respect for the old Amiga platform.  Video Toaster and Lightwave were ahead of the times.  In the end they couldn't compete with the companies that were delivering an inferior product to the masses for significantly less.  The same thing happened to Apple but Apple was able to transition to consumer gadgets and phones before it went out of business.  Apple also had Steve Jobs to lead the company. 

Still nothing... noone wil even pay a Litoshi for AGA. Too bad...

So true! Amiga will live forever with or without coin - I still have mine  :)

So to recap:

_ one market that supports Amigacoins here: https://liike.website
_ two pools here: http://gcpool.ddns.net/amiga/public and http://aga.liike.website/

Coin dead in the egg no reason to follow start a new project

-samsunk

Hey Kiddow . I think you wasnt born at this good old Times .
We wrote this Demos around the 90ths .

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfVdGCKFzHk

So pls dont leave your comments here about DEAD

its still mining for just only FUN !!!!!!!

Regards Glen

btw :

http://aga.liike.website/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool

seems Pool has Trouble to insert Shares in MySQL

need help ?

Regards Glen

To be honest I don't know. Have you tried to send an email to the guys who manage that pool?

aehm pls explain how i can DEPOSIT LTC on this Exchange ?

Cant find any LTC Address there to deposit .

sorry , spanish isnt my motherlanguage  :)

You say this yet you support yobit scam synapse ico.



At least this coin isn't a scam to take peoples btc.  Someone made a coin and didn't ask for anything and you complain.  Then you praise obvious scam clone coin on yobit the most scammy exchange that exists.  Go crawl back into your hole dummy.

You can buy amigacoin at https://liike.website (https://liike.website)

Hi !

then told me how to DEPOSIT  LTC Coins there to buy AGA

Cant find any LTC Deposit Solution there

Regards Glen

wallet no sincr nodes?

nodes ok , no one mines

Hi,also I can not understand how to make a deposit on the LTC?Where LTC address?Thanks

Gotta love Amiga! Still have mine full of dust ;D ;D

I tried to send an email to the guys of this market about these queries such as a translation to English as well, but haven't yet received any reply from them. Hoping it isn't yet another fake, I'm really bored about those dudes who disappear like a "meteor"...  ???

just made an request to add @Yobit

Hi, i am starting the liike exchange site, and working on it, as you can see it is only on spanish at this time but now it's working fine. Yo can find yor wallets at the "Mis fondos" link.

I will make an translation to english on february.  Please wite to me at info@gootechnology.com o info@liike.website . Also yo can reachme on FB: https://www.facebook.com/Liike-862666120492278/ (https://www.facebook.com/Liike-862666120492278/)

Liike is not fake, it's just starting.

Ah, thank you very much for the support!    ;D

wallet no sincr... block 290266

Now amigacoin is available on bitcoin, litecoin and dogecoin market at https://liike.website/users/trades.php?market=aga-btc (https://liike.website/users/trades.php?market=aga-btc)

liike is now available en english.

For some time the Amigacoin pool at liike was offline, we where changing our server. Now it's fully working. Happy mining.

Fee: 1%
URL: http://aga.liike.website

Whoever added 1337 DOT-votes to Amigacoin on Cryptopia is a genius ;D

New Pool AmigaCoin

http://mineblocks.no-ip.org:2627/pool/AGA/

Happy Mining :)

Where can I see this voting? I had a look to Cryptopia but there is nothing. Do you have a link of it?

Thank you for the support!  :)

just made an Request on Yobit

2016-04-07 22:29:54   - 0.1 BTC   Code creation

to add AmigaCoin

hope that helps

ADD COIN
To add a new coin to Yobit please you need to fill out the form below.
Payment method: YobiCode
Listing type:
• Free - 0.00 btc - no guarantee
• Premium - 0.1 btc - 2 business day

There are some buy and sale orders at liike for Amigacoin in LTC market: https://liike.website/users/trades.php?market=aga-ltc (https://liike.website/users/trades.php?market=aga-ltc)

Hm, just because I wrote that they seem to have redesigned the whole voting process :-X Now there is just a list of five coins where as earlier there were a long list.

 www.amigacoin.org is offline , why no post here gthub o wallet here ?

just scanned my old backup hdds

found old src file from pool (precompiled )
upload just to www.copy.com

Just saw that copy.com will close on 1.5.2016




SRC=
https://copy.com/oLoI97RgHSFJFm7U      51mb
you can delete amigacoind in src dir if it not work for you and recompile
sorry forget to strip that first :)


till 1th may 2016 avail

and win wallet (zipped own )

https://copy.com/t0lWa62nezlnuGFR



pls check if it works for you , if YES pls upload to other filesharing sites to keep that


Regards Glen

https://github.com/sonountaleban/amigacoin (https://github.com/sonountaleban/amigacoin)

https://web.archive.org/web/20160109120432/http://amigacoin.org/downloads/amigacoin_windows.zip (https://web.archive.org/web/20160109120432/http://amigacoin.org/downloads/amigacoin_windows.zip)

https://web.archive.org/web/20160109120432/http://amigacoin.org/downloads/amigacoin_linux.zip (https://web.archive.org/web/20160109120432/http://amigacoin.org/downloads/amigacoin_linux.zip)

https://web.archive.org/web/20160109120432/http://amigacoin.org/downloads/amigacoin_mac.zip (https://web.archive.org/web/20160109120432/http://amigacoin.org/downloads/amigacoin_mac.zip)

Sorry guys, the website is still down since Saturday. It seems the company who owns my vps is having some issues. Hoping they will fix the problems as soon as possible.  >:(

If you need hosting just tell me, i could accept AGA's

Very soon (I hope within few days) I will can restore the server. Apologies for the technical inconvenience caused by the provider of vps.

That's a good step forward I'd say! :) Also, the old voting format at https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home/Voting (https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home/Voting) is back, but sadly, the 1337 DOT votes is no more :/
Can't hurt with another exchange, even if the market at liike.website isn't exactly booming.

It's a default webpage placed by the owner of vps (123-reg). This weekend I'll have to set up everything again...

Yeah, I just meant to say it's at least good that the server is up again even though it has nothing to display. Nevermind me :)

Some motivational graphics :D

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b333/negativitet/giana-amigacoin.png

The guys said me they're restoring my vps. :)

is this coin still alive ?

Yes, we've to wait a little longer while the provider is restoring its servers, sorry.

VPSs partially restored: wallet and pool aren't available yet as well as main website, but now clients should work.

liike.website seems to have gone up in smoke, perhaps it's time to crowdfund a Cryptopia listing?

Sounds like a good idea to me!

A New Amigacoin Pool!  ;D

Start mining at aga.minerpools.us (http://aga.minerpools.us)

Hope to see you there!  ;)

Any updates on the Website? 

Not yet unfortunately, who manages my vps tried to restore it without success. I'm going to reset it completely very soon. Apologise for the inconvenience.

Edit. I meant reset/reinstall totally the website and their Amigacoin clients, not the block-chain. :)

what about exchanges ? what has been done since the launch ?

do you have it on github so i can compile and run a pool ?

Site is back up but AGA is in "maintenance mode" (according to Google translate).

https://github.com/sonountaleban/amigacoin

Hello at all,
Amigacoin server has been restored and now it runs well.
Apologize for the inconvenience again.

Thanks.

Is this coin dead
or on any exchange?

Yes, there is a small market ( https://liike.website/ ) where aga are supported.

PS. For those who had an account on the old online wallet, send me a PM to have a refund.

All our fates are now in the hands of the juggler ;D
http://www.rigby-jones.net/es/art/art/AmigaJuggler.jpg

Everytime this thread comes up I am reminded of Video Toaster and Lightwave.

Interesting bit of history:

The Video Toaster won the Emmy Award for Technical Achievement in 1993. Other parts of the original software package were spun off as stand-alone products, notably LightWave 3D, and achieved success on their own.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Toaster (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_Toaster)

Y'all will be happy to know that Amigacoin is listed on Cryptopia. Bring some over, I want to buy some.

https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=AGA_BTC

Pool for you :


amiga.gcpool.eu (http://amiga.gcpool.eu)

yeah if already listed on cryptopia im sure price better becouse there many people want to buy new coin and hold in this case he hold waiting news from Dev

Mining this on any Amiga will be simply impossible. Even the PowerPC ones have too little power. Looks like a scam.

Well, you have to set up a PowerPC mining cluster then or something. Mining on Amiga is probably not impossible, just impractical  ;D

AmigaCoin, lets create a c64coin..and after a 486coin and so on....

You know coin started 2014 ?

Oh, my fault, didnt check the date..

Status of this coin, current nodes:

AGA and a few other coins was dropped from the BTC market at Cryptopia for having "sub satoshi markets". You can still buy/sell it for LTC though, and probably some other options that I haven't checked.

Amigacoin seems a good concept and I think there is likely to be a demand for something like it in future. The "retro" computer scene has never been more alive, with new Amiga hardware projects surfacing all the time ... and also with ongoing OS projects like MorphOS and AROS that will likely continue onto new generations of cheap ARM based hardware. I think it will make a lot of sense for the Amiga community to have its own coin/token and and more so as crypto becomes increasingly mainstream.

Are there any plans for future development? The website is down :(

I have messaged the developer but not received a response as yet.

From the non-response it seems like the dev of Amigacoin has left the building, although I am eager to be wrong.

Is there any community support for continued development of this coin?

Does anyone have ideas of what would be the best way forward?

My ideas would include:

* (re)establish a new Amigacoin website/announcement
* Pay for someone to update the codebase and,
* Switch to merge mining with Litecoin, instead of solo scrypt mining.

After that we could:

* start a bounty program for anyone contributing to Amigacoin and the Amiga scene in general (and there are many).
* establish a Lite wallet with compatibility aimed at OWB browser or standalone app, usable in AROS/Morphos and even on classic Amiga hardware.

These are just thoughts... but to me, it seems a slight on our computing heritage if we let this coin fade to nothing...

Honestly, I think the dev should let us know what they want to see happen.

Let me know if anyone is here!

Amiga users make Mac users look like IBM users...  And I was all of those ;D

Notice for Maintenance @ GCPOOL


i had to Stop for about 3 Hours to upgrade to better CPU and RAM

just for your Information !

 sudo lshw -C cpu
  *-cpu
       product: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700K CPU @ 4.20GHz
       vendor: Intel Corp.
       physical id: 1
       bus info: cpu@0
       width: 64 bits
       
# sudo lshw -C memory
  *-memory
       description: System memory
       physical id: 0
       size: 46GiB




Will be back soon as possible .


All your Shares and Coins are SAFE .

Please use other Pools

Regards Glen

The Retro Hour podcast (http://www.theretrohour.com/) is a weekly retro gaming podcast from the UK that I listen to, and they have recently started accepting Bitcoin donations (http://www.theretrohour.com/donation-with-bitcoin/) to support their show, which I think is pretty cool! If you are still into the Amiga then it's a great podcast to listen to. They've had some incredible guests (http://www.theretrohour.com/guest-list-2/) and if you have any interest in the Amiga then you should be very interested in their show.

Please, show them some love with a small Bitcoin donation. Who knows, if Amigacoin gets it's act together then maybe one day they will accept donations in Amigacoin too!

http://coincave.nl can now also be used to mine AGA  ;D

Is the dev of AGA still active or has he abandoned his project? I was thinking of a community takeover if there is no response. As an Amiga fan I would love to see this coin get back on track.

The developer (sonountaleban) did respond to me a few months ago but to my discredit I did not take time to reply back to him until today.

He said that he is (or was) the only developer of AGA and closed the amigacoin.org website due to lack of funds and lack of interest from the community. He also said that source code for the project can be found here https://github.com/sonountaleban/amigacoin and https://github.com/sonountaleban/aminer

I am hoping that he won't let the amigacoin efforts go to waste and will allow the community to take over the running of the site and further development of the code.

Does anyone know how many coins are in circulation already?

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I've just added AGA to my revamped miningpool. Do realize that the current code in AGA has a diff adjustment every 1440 blocks, so it can take a while to find a block unless some serious hashingpower is used.

http://aga.coincave.nl

Looks like Cryptopia is in a fork. They have a block height of 503k something while most nodes I come across seems to currently have 514287. I have notified them of the problem.

Here is a node if you're having trouble finding any.
109.201.140.97:22112

Amigacoin is a very great name for a coin.  :) It reminds me to the good old childhood days, where everything was so easy. There were so many great games and i spent so many hours playing my amiga. :)

Video Toaster

They're not on a fork, just way behind. I also sent them several messages informing them about the issue. My miningpool is also at the correct height.

http://coincave.nl

Ok, that zero connections don't look good though. I tried to withdraw 10000 the other day as a test. Still haven't arrived.


Algorithm is scrypt, dev seems to have lost interest in the project so I don't think we can expect an update anytime soon.

As a long time Amiga fan I would really love to see this coin get the attention it deserves. If the dev would be so kind to respond in here or hand over ownership I would be more than willing to review the code or have someone review it. It needs to be updated to include better diff retargeting than the current default 1440 blocks. It would also be an idea to change it from POW to POW/POS perhaps. Anyway, feel free to join the discussion here or PM me, Discord address is also included below. If there is no reply from the dev we can always take control as community of course.

Todo list:

* Website (I can host this for free)
* Wallets
* Code changes
* Block explorer

Anything else?

Pool is available at http://coincave.nl
Exchange is available at https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=AGA_LTC
Sourcecode https://github.com/sonountaleban/amigacoin

Those are good ideas. If we change to POS there would have to be a whole new blockchain, am I right? Then we could have an exchange program, new AGA against old AGA and the old ones are burned. Perhaps we could set up a less inflationary coin, 2 billion coins (iirc) is a bit much.

Since there is no reply from the dev I suggest we take over as a community. I am already working on a website which will have all the relevant coininfo plus links to historical and current Amiga information. I have forked the Github repository so I can start looking at the code. If there are any wishes please post them here or contact me on Discord. The work will take a while but it should give this coin the attention it deserves !

That's great news! I suggest a few:

* Switching to merge mining with Litecoin, instead of solo scrypt mining (i.e. same as Doge). Solo-mined scrypt is a poor choice for AGA as there are any number of LTC miners that could 51% the chain. I think Merge mining with LTC would help raise awareness (and chain security & reliability) as miners of LTC/Doge can instantly add it to their merge-minined setups for practically no overhead.

* Start an official giveaway program whereby any webstore in the Amiga scene can apply for set amount of AGA in return for adding AGA as a payment option. Also offer smaller amounts to anyone developing/blogging/publishing or working in the Amiga scene. All they need to do is publish their AGA address somewhere and fill in a web form to let the project know. Giveaway should be designed to run for several years not only a few months.

* I'm not an expert but I think someone does have claim to the Amiga trademark and may contest its use if "Amigacoin" grew well known in the Amiga community. Consider re-branding away from "Amigacoin" by using "AGA" instead wherever possible -  to avoid any future problem with the use of the "Amiga" trademark. It would still be thought of as "Amigacoin" hopefully, but use "AGA" as much as possible in the branding.

* I can test a merged mining setup within a week with a bit of luck, sounds like a good option.
* Giveaway also sounds good, the only practical issue would be that we would need to get the coins from somewhere.
* I agree on the trademark thing, better safe than sorry

I have just sent a PM to the dev which will be the last attempt, if there is no response we can safely assume he has abandoned the project and we will take over from there. I have been looking at merged mining options but I'm not sure that is the way to go. We might want to consider a POW/POS hybrid solution and change algo to Neoscrypt. To avoid any confusion, any changes we decide should NOT influence any coins already in circulation, so no burning of coins or a swap. For now I will start working on a basic website which should be done before the end of 2017. Next step will be adjusting the parameters of the current code so diff adjustment does not take 1440 blocks. After that we will see how we can get AGA moving forward. If you have any thoughts or suggestions please join me on Discord https://discord.gg/7aeVzqZ or visit my miningpool to mine some AGA  :)

that probably would be the only one ppc crypto$ wallet)

Sounds great. If so, we all be with you. Thanks.

If we go for a whole new chain I suggest we call it Neo-AGA or simply NAGA :) Nagas are a breed of mythological snake-people I believe.

A new chain is not an option, that wouldn't be fair to everyone that has mined the coin this far. Any change should keep the existing coins.

I agree, I just didn't think it was possible to change algorithms to an already running blockchain. The technical side of these coins are still a bit of a mystery to me.

Indeed, I'd prefer to not "scrap" the already mined coins.

Does anyone know, what is the current total coin supply? I have difficulty finding this without a working blockexplorer, and because it is not a statistic offered in the (quite outdated) client.

It's in the first post of this thread, 2 billion coins total. That's 2000 million.

Sorry, I mean the current supply, as in - how many have been mined to date?

If we take our time to work out the best options for AGA it should be possible, don't want to rush into a solution that is only half finished.

Ok, question to all, we will need a website and a domainname to move this forward. Setting up the website is no problem and I can temporarily host it on a subdomain while working on it, but we need a domainname. As someone suggested we might need to be careful using the Amiga brandname, so I suggest anything that has AGA in it. If anyone has magical skills building a website feel free to jump in, like I said, I can host a page as long as needed.

To answer the question how many coins are already in circulation we will need a blockexplorer, I will see if I can set one up within the next few days so we have an answer :)

re: website

I'd like to suggest that we maintain the website as a project on GitHub and therefore automatically hosted by https://pages.github.com This way we can assign a domain to it later, but also have https://agacoin.github.io as an initial/fallback URL, with the added advantage that the website is easy for the community to edit and contribute towards.

To show what I mean, I've set up a free "github organization" called "AGAcoin"  (the name can be changed if needed) at https://github.com/AGAcoin with a repository that auto-generates the site https://agacoin.github.io.

Initially, I've chosen a simple theme that uses markdown (https://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/) although any type of static html/css/js website can replace it by editing https://github.com/AGAcoin/AGAcoin.github.io on GitHub.

If we want to use this approach then I suggest that I add whoever needs to have admin rights to https://github.com/AGAcoin, and that we migrate code repositories to it (see gitHub help (https://help.github.com/articles/transferring-a-repository-owned-by-your-personal-account/)). Maybe the original dev might even migrate his original repositories, which allows code to be searchable.

For https://agacoin.github.io I've just added whatever info I could find but I guess a lot is outdated and will need revision, especially if there is a new code release.

I don't have a huge amount of time to put toward this project, so I'll leave the decision up to those who do plan on working more on the code. Hosting on your own subdomain could work too but I think doing it this way would provide an easy way for the community to jointly maintain the website and other things going forward. Any thoughts?

Wow, that's great! Looking cool with all relevant info. Thanks !!!!!

Aha, that one is harder since the coins generated each block is randomized. Perhaps they can be tallied somehow...

Indeed a great job with such little resources! I couldn't do any better.

While we are waiting for a better block explorer I set up RPC ACE on my node: http://aga.dromland.se
It's slow and ugly and not very useful but better than nothing (I hope).

P.S. I can't code but I have some experience submitting stuff to Github and already have a user there.

Hello all,

Found these two "working" nodes in my travels :)
addnode=109.201.140.97:22112
addnode=62.59.168.89:22112

Hope they help, but the blockchain is not moving fast at all at the moment.

Stuck on block 524457 since this morning.
We need a couple of Antminer L3+ to get involved here.

Regards,
Tim

Good, I've added that link to the block explorer at https://agacoin.github.io as well as the new addnodes. If anyone has more info to add, like mining pools, or anything, then let us know here, or better, edit the page directly on GitHub.

I've also sent a quick email to the original developer asking if they would point to https://agacoin.github.io in the initial post and consider migrating their original repository over.

(Please pm me with your GitHub username if I should add you to the contributors, otherwise changes will need to go through pull request.)

Hello Emerger,

More mining software to add:-  :)

Popular miner software for nvidea GPU's is ccminer:-
http://ccminer.org

Windows binaries for ccminer can be found here:-
https://github.com/tpruvot/ccminer/releases

An example batch file for ccminer:-
ccminer-x64.exe -a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://coincave.nl:3760 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword

Regards,
Tim

P.S. On the topic of Amiga, I still have working A4000, A1200, A500...  :)

Hi there! Not a couple of L3+, using this formula (diff*2^32/120) we get 550MH/s as current power needed to solve blocks at the normal speed of 120 seconds. Diff is 15 at the moment and the number 120 is the normal blocktime in seconds. As a result a miner running at 100MH/s would take about 5.5 minutes to solve a block.

By the way, ip address 62.59.168.89 is my miningpool so yes, it is an active node :)

Hello Spekske,

I tested your pool yesterday for a short while with a small HP Microserver with an Nvidea GT1030.
The card is to small and only gets 135 kh/s.    ;D ;D ;D

When I can get hold of an L3+ I'll put it to good use.

Thanks for the pool, and when Amigacoin is re-launched hope you get very busy.

Regards,
Tim

Cool, I have two A500's but only one power supply. But that's ok since one of them is slightly broken. I also have a 50mb hard drive (yes, 50 megabytes).

Hello Mutoid,

Aha those were the days, 50 MB HD, and "Stiffy" disks.  :D
Even had an NG Amigaone for a while until lightning killed it.  >:(

Now I use Linux and windblows mainly...

On the topic of mining and crypto, I have an Antminer D3 pointed to Prohashing.com, and earning a couple of coins including (Amigacoin AGA).
Hope to keep the AGA blockchain alive through prohashing.com and cryptopia.co.nz exchange.  :)

Regards,
Tim

we have a few more details to decide on. Now the website is up and running thanks to a wonderful contribution we should decide where AGA should go in terms of algo.

- Do we stay with scrypt ?
- If yes, do we go for a hybrid POW/POS version ?
- Should we consider an alternative algo like neoscrypt ?
- Do we want to implement masternodes at some point ?

Any suggestions are welcome.

Hello Spekske,

Great work by all you guys so far, i'm just a passenger.  :)

- Depending on the algo, does anyone prefer ASIC's or GPU's.
  I know some people don't like ASIC's, I personally have both, so don't mind any algo.
- I enjoy POW.
- Masternodes in the future are good for stability and commitment, see (DASH).

+ For the coders out there, updated wallets will be needed.
+ New White Paper, or roadmap, and purpose for the coin. (Tie into Real Amiga/OS)
+ When re-launched, need to evangelize.

Regards,
Tim

I'm not sure about the benefits of neoscrypt over scrypt. What is the difference in plain English? I personally like POS but POW only works for me too. Could you explain a bit how a masternode would work?


I don't mine a lot myself, I'm more of an investor :) When I do mine, I use cpu only. If we let ASICs in we might loose the possibility of solo-mining in AROS x86, but perhaps it's inevitable. As it is now someone might step in with a lot of hashpower and drive difficulty up to the moon, security concerns is another consideration. So no, I don't have a preference when it comes to ASIC or GPU.

asics resistant pls.

Does anyone happen to know if AGA was listed at Cryptsy in the past? From the incredible small number of coins actually being traded I almost think the bulk of them were lost in the past.

Might also be an idea to include links to specific Amiga information on the website like stores that still sell parts, found this one http://amigastore.eu/en/ for example.

I have registered the domain agacoin.dk for use with this project. Why .dk and not .org or .com you might ask? It's a matter of price really, I don't have a whole lot of extra to spend on AGAcoin and also our fridge just broke down (true story!)   :D

agacoin.dk redirects to agacoin.github.io, seed1.agacoin.dk points to aga.coincave.nl (it's IP-address) and seed2 points to my node. I will add www. and stuff later when I have time. I have also updated the homepage with the seed DNS-names.

Very nice !!!! Happy new year to everyone by the way !!!!!!!

We should set a date if there's no reply again from the original dev. After that date I suggest we start a new thread for AGA.

Next week I'm having a chat with a developer to see what we can come up with, but if anyone here has a developer willing to help out feel free to join in. I might have found a very useful solution to take AGA to the next level, since I run multiple coins on my pool I am currently upgrading MEOW to LYNX, they actually managed to use the new Litecoin code V14 and import the entire coin history, so all the old coins and addresses are available in the new coin. I am convinced we should be able to do something similar to AGA!

I put added some basic pages to the website to cover what the coin is for, and also giving some links to the Amiga scene:

* https://agacoin.github.io/about
* https://agacoin.github.io/links

I suppose eventually we need a roadmap there as well...

If you want to make improvements then best to edit those pages directly on GitHub

Looking forward to whatever decisions might be made about the code update!

Is this project revived? Why 3 years so popular so low?

A few of us trying to revive the project, in some of our free time. Read the thread over the last few pages ;)

Nodes???????

and maybe what the/your conf file looks like.

I have just a addnode statement in my QT-conf.

It appears that the LTD/DOGE markets are closing at Cryptopia, which includes AGA. This means you should withdraw any AGA to your own wallet before the market closes. I don't know how long you could store your coins on the exchange if they don't support any exchange for it.


@Spekske: When a new wallet is released, will it be possible to move the decimal point over? so instead of 2B coins there's 2M? (and if you had 3468546 AGA it becomes like 3468.546) This way the exchanges won't have so much problem listing AGA<->BTC market pair.

I have requested that AGAcoin be added to the Walletgenerator.net paperwallet generator, so the community will have a place to withdraw coins rather than leave them on Cryptopia (which is closing the LTC/DOGE trading pairs). Remember you can always download the main wallet (https://agacoin.github.io/), and sync with the blockchain, if you don't want to use the paper wallet.

Until AGA is added to the official walletgenerator site, the paper wallet generator with AGA added is available at https://github.com/AGAcoin/WalletGenerator.net/releases/latest

Running an exchange seems like a full time job and I already have one of those. The security issues alone gives me bad dreams and you constantly have to be on your toes and look out for internet crooks that want to rob the exchange. Stuff like that makes me wary of even thinking about an exchange :)


Sweet, I didn't realize they were closing their LTC/DOGE markets. Pity, it was those sub-satoshi markets that made that place have it's unique flavor :)

Yeah, hopefully AGA will not have too much trouble to find another exchange in future, especially if we can get an updated wallet. Although, it might be nearly impossible unless the decimal point is nudged over a few places to accommodate BTC<->AGA pair. So, I'm hoping to hear if that will be possible :)

I don't know but I seem to remember it being used in some fashion by a German electronics shop on the internet. There are some big transactions showing up in the explorer now (block 528546 & 528557), perhaps not so surprising if Cryptopia is delisting.

Had hard drive with About  8 million before HardDrive went out/went bad. Don't even know if I have it any more. Plus can't find source for wallet to latch to.

I'm not sure I follow you, but if you're still looking for nodes I answered your previous post above.

When coin first started is the only time I have had my wallet working. 8millon on wallet that Hard drive died on.

Once I got new hard drive and installed Amigacoin wallet for windows and added conf and "No block source ava" Most likely my error some how.

Aha, ok I'm on Linux so I'm not sure where Windows have it's amigacoin.conf-file. The original seednode died when amigacoin.org died. Easiest way to find nodes is probably to find the debug console under Help->Debug (window?) and enter:


followed by


and wait a little while. If this doesn't give you at least one node I don't know what's up.

Edit: like this: http://aga.dromland.se/screenshot.png My wallet speaks Swedish though :)

Is the project being idle, as if there is no heat? Such a project is the most disagreeable!

Have you read the thread at all?

This worked. TY. You have an address for this coin?

I'd like to talk with you about some of these ideas and more. Please message me at your convenience. Thanks

AGA added to the https://walletgenerator.net (https://walletgenerator.net/?currency=AGAcoin) Paper wallet (if you need a place to withdraw coins from Cryptopia).

This document is not part of anyone’s opinion or any advice to buy an project token or any part there-
of.  No person is required to enter into any contract or binding legal obligation with respect to the to-
kens sale and purchase and no crypto-currency or other form of payment is accepted hereunder.

I had to shut down the explorer at aga.dromland.se, the VPS it ran on was up for payment and I needed the money for other stuff. Moving it to the seed2.agacoin.dk node proved hard due to PHP incompatibilities, the script have not been updated for a long time. I have yet to find a suitable lightweight replacement.

Anyone still using http://aga.coincave.nl for mining please point your miner at our new miningpool. We've been working hard to build a new custom miningpool, the basics are nearly done and AGA is already available for mining. Once this project is finished we'll resume looking for a dev for AGA too  :)

New miningpool is here:

http://62.59.168.89:8081/index.php

The domainname will be switched over within the next few days.

Amigacoin (AGA) list new Exchange Cryptopia

https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=AGA_BTC

https://twitter.com/ubiqcoinbot/status/958473413198102530

Congratulation !

Wish you very happy trading !

Sweet! This is very good news! :D

We've updated the pool and the domainname has now been linked again. There will be more statistics soon, so stay tuned.

http://coincave.nl

Congratulations on your new custom mining pool. very slick interface, and I like that it doesn't even require creating an account :) I'm glad for your current and continued support of AGA!

Amiga with hardware AGA was my first love, since I found the coin, I will help for sure the community!

AmigaCoin is added at https://crypto.n-engine.com

no fee, no need to explain why.... ;)

Happy mining, and help the Amiga community!

niced coin,i hope a lot of people will invest  in here,sound good coin ;D

anyone got the windows wallet ? handy

I pulled it out of the Wayback Machine, seems legit from here but I can't test it, use at your own risk.
https://web.archive.org/web/20160328015521/http://amigacoin.org/downloads/amigacoin_windows.zip

The download links are at https://agacoin.github.io and yes, for now they link to Wayback Machine, until such time the project can find a new dev and release an updated wallet.

I should have pointed to that page of course :)

Hi, i just put an Amigacoin Explorer online: http://107.170.70.185:3003/ (http://107.170.70.185:3003/)

I'm not seeing an explorer at that address. Please let us know if you get it up and running! A good explorer is needed :)

That's really a bad thing to play with geek nostalgy!  ;D ;D

Congrats! Thanks for the news. Recently, it seems to be hard to be listed on Cryptopia exchange. So it's really great news

The Amiga was and is still very popular in New Zealand, which I think is the home of Cryptopia. I would not be surprised if the founder of that exchange has a fondness for the concept of AGA/Amigacoin :)

Lets hope that AGA can get some actual new developments, and eventually to serve as a benefit to the Amiga community.

there was a Problem with the wallet now it's updating blocks.

i seem to be having problems with the chain also , im mining 10  ghs but no blocks ill still mine it for a bit and see whats happining


seems ok now mining and finding blocks on my pool :)

All welcome to join :)

http://explorer.agacoin.dk:3003 now points to this explorer. Iquidus is a good explorer but I prefer the dark theme myself :)

Thanks for getting this explorer up and running! Please make sure to put a donation address somewhere (on the explorer site itself perhaps?)

Do you know why the Coin Supply appears to be incorrect? Perhaps it has something to do with AGA's random block rewards. It would be great if that could be fixed if possible. At the moment it is showing Coin Supply (AGA) = 45,690,060... yet this is clearly not correct if we look at the "top 100".

If we can get an explorer showing the correct total Coin Supply then we can try to list on coinmarketcap.com, for what that's worth. Though maybe it will be better to know if we are going to find a new wallet developer before doing that :)

Hello. I bought Amiga Coins on Cryptopia and I have some questions.

1. How can I redeem AGA Paper Wallets?

2. The Desktop Wallt for Windows is infected by a virus, where can I get a clean version?

3. Would a wallet on a real Amiga (OS 3x) possible or even in planning?

Hi. As with the Bitcoin API (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_list), private keys can be imported into the main client using debug console command:

importprivkey <private key>

Unfortunately we are stuck with the last version of the wallet the original developer left us with until we find a new developer to work on a updating the wallet. The version linked to at http://agacoin.github.io (http://agacoin.github.io) is the same one the community has been using for several years. I think/hope the virus warnings are false positives, and are raised because the wallet contains the necessary code to mine (which is often a sign of a virus, but expected in this case). However, as with almost all software distributed in the coin space you should probably play it safe by running in a separate computer or virtual machine like virtualbox.

It is almost impossible that a full wallet could ever run on a 68K Amiga but maybe a light wallet or browser-based wallet will be possible. This is the kind of thing the community will need to work out once the question of a new modern wallet upgrade has been answered. Personally I don't think it's so important that the wallet run on vintage hardware, as that the coin can be put to work to benefit and use by the Amiga community.

Getting anywhere may take some patience. I think the main hope for now is to find a competent developer who is able to help release a new wallet, including a switch to a new mining algo (maybe combined with Proof-of-Stake). Once we have an updated wallet, I hope we can begin a distribution/giveaway program for the Amiga community and other initiatives that will help the future take shape.

ps: As it's just a few of us who have decided to keep the coin going when the original developer left, getting anywhere may take some patience. Thoughts are always welcome!

Thank you

I would like to try the German Amiga Community for the AmigaCoins to inspire, unfortunately, the people in Germany are very suspicious of cryptocurrencies, they just do not want to know about it.
A simple program for the Amiga, which can manage wallets, would be something very nice. To pay in and pay out with the help of a QR code. That would make things very attractive and users could easily pay each other with it. An Amiga would be a safe wallet because he is not connected to the internet. that would not be easy to programming for the Amiga, but possible (?).

But the Windows software is still supported? when could you expect an update?

The Amiga following in Germany is huge. But, I don't think the AGAcoin is ready to approach the Amiga community until we find a new wallet developer, and release new wallet software. Please understand that the original developer has left this project, and we are here trying to resurrect it, if we can. That's why we have set up the new website at https://agacoin.github.io (https://agacoin.github.io) (which anyone can edit on GitHub).


That would be great but a wallet manager would be very limited if it did not have connection to the internet. For example, it would not know the coin balance of any address. But maybe some kind of offline transaction signing utility is possible, or a web-connected wallet (for Amigas that DO have access to the internet).

The original AGA developer had worked on aminer (http://"https://github.com/AGAcoin/aminer"), single-threaded CPU miner for mining AGA in AROS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AROS_Research_Operating_System) (Amiga based OS), which is a nice idea but not a competitive way to mine coins when they can also be mined better by Windows/Linux.

The Amiga community is developing new things all the time, like new Amiga-based OS for Arm and X86, as well as accelerator for 68K Amigas, and things like this may allow more ideas for working with real and modern Amiga in future.


I can't guess when there may be an update. The latest windows software is not "supported" but it's all we have for now and the blockchain keeps going. We need to find a coder who can update the wallet software to a new codebase and mining alorithm.

AGA needs to find a coder to update the wallet software to a new codebase and mining algorithm. The current mining algorithm and code is from Litecoin (scrypt algorithm), so now we see very random timing in the production of blocks because there are some very powerful scrypt miners now, and so the AGA blockchain stagnates when these miners raise the difficulty and stop mining (sometimes it is taking days to confirm transactions when this happens).

Possible options are:

   * Change to being "merge-mined" with Litecoin, like Dogecoin does. (but sadly, this excludes most mining pools).
   * Include hybrid Proof-of-Stake component, like Peercoin, etc.
   * Move to 100% Proof-of-Stake (but sadly, this completely excludes miners).
   * Choose a mining algorithm that can not be used by ASIC, like X11/X13 (I don't have that much experience in this area).

So I think Proof-of-Stake component and/or ASIC resistance is good. But which coin has the best codebase to fork?

Anyone have ideas on what codebase should we adopt? Keep in mind, we also need to find a developer to make the changes.

so, is Amigacoin still alive and is there any interested from this coin? i do not see link wallet on first thread, how the price?

id keep it scrypt but the timing is odd , ive put 3ghs on it for a while and only found a block or two

I'm pretty sure that the odd timing is because people with ASIC come in and mines and leaves the difficulty way high? Maybe some other miners can make suggestions. Keeping it scrypt is obviously easiest, but sometimes it is taking days until the difficulty adjusts.

Deposit to cryptopia exchange requires 200 confirms with AGA, which is sometimes taking many many days - and I think we need to fix this before doing any promotion or future plans.

Just wondering, why do you support PowerPC-based computers?

AGAcoin does not have a wallet for PowerPC-based computers. I think the original developer was hoping to (read thread). The reason would be because of MorphOS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MorphOS), which is an AmigaOS-like computer operating system that only runs on PowerPC (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerPC). MorphOS is really great for Amiga commuity, but I don't think AGAcoin can make a wallet for it until MorphOS support ARM or x86/x64 CPU. I think the MorphOS team know that Power-PC is becoming a dead-end, and they may port to PC or Arm eventually.

EDIT: AmigaOS 4.x (http://www.amigaos.net/content/72/supported-hardware) also runs on the PowerPC family of processors.

However, the top priority for AGAcoin should be to update the existing wallet. Unfortunately that's for Linux, Windows, Intel Mac, (not Amiga or PowerPC at this time).

How long do you think we can keep AGAcoin in Cryptopia? someone created an exchange for it, We can start very simply, but I am not sure of the legality in our country. I have long dreamed of creating exchanges, but I think the rules are a bit strict here, where I live.

lol another joke today  ;D ;D ;D

So what is the new purpose of AGAcoin? Why does it exist? Surely we can do better than buying devs a case of soda?

This is currently covered at https://agacoin.github.io/about

"AGAcoin is intended to fill an upcoming need: a currency for the Amiga community and other related communities, to trade and exchange in a peer-to-peer manner."

I'm sure it can be improved, if you have any suggestions.

But really, it's sole-purpose now should be the development of an updated wallet, to bring the code up to modern litecoin or some other :) The AGA client is several years old... and for that we need a developer to work on it.

With respect, that answer doesn't really provide a working answer. It actually sounds like it does the exact opposite. Within the past couple pages it's been stated that actual Amigas are not capable of running the wallet (unless we get one that's web-based), to say nothing of mining. In point of fact, it sounds as if AGAcoin cannot actually be used by Amigans.

Yes, AGAcoin needs to be updated. It also needs concrete reasons to exist, and what it brings to the market that other coins do not. Not defining this makes the work a technical endeavor, not a practical one. And there is certainly value in honing those skills.

I say this as someone who very much wants to see Amiga and AGAcoin succeed.

Ideas? Maybe a few. Develop new hardware. What does that look like? That's a longer discussion for another venue. I would contribute this way before I'd ever contribute to a Kickstarter.

it's seems that im the only miner at findblocks amigacoin pool  :(

Well, as a community we may have to make som buy and sell at cryptopia to maintain it ilive and listed.

1440 block to retarget difficulty is too much, what about lower it to 720 and 30 seconds per block?

https://preview.ibb.co/jp46JH/aga_bought.png (https://ibb.co/jCD0dH)
I just bought some AGA's, let's show we, as a community, want Amigacoin grow and start buying at Cryptopia.

Post your buy!!

I think the coin supply problem is fixed now, now show a total of 294795127.84006995, not sure if it's the correct amount but make sense.

Also the theme is dark again.

Alright, here's some I bought earlier :)
http://aga.dromland.se/agabuy180224.png

Changed seed node and aplied pattch to use boost 1.58 #4
 : https://github.com/sonountaleban/amigacoin/pull/4 (https://github.com/sonountaleban/amigacoin/pull/4)

Great, except seed.agacoin.dk does not exist. seed1.agacoin.dk and seed2.agacoin.dk does though.

addnode=findblocks.com :)    seednode and mining pool :)

Ok, i will make the changes, also im making the following changes:

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Original main.cpp
static const int64 nTargetTimespan = 2 * 24 * 60 * 60; // AmigaCoin: 2 days
static const int64 nTargetSpacing = 2 * 60; // AmigaCoin: 2 minutes

Chnged for:
static const int64 nTargetTimespan = 1 * 24 * 60 * 60; // AmigaCoin: 1 days
static const int64 nTargetSpacing = 1 * 60; // AmigaCoin: 1 minutes

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

in version.h

From:
static const int PROTOCOL_VERSION = 70001;

To:
static const int PROTOCOL_VERSION = 70002;

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

In fact, right now im testing these changes over mainnet. Connection with nodes was ok and im waiting for cryptopia to send 2.00000123 to my address as a final test.

Added too  :D

I made some changes, corrected de seed nodes and a try to implement the digishield algorithm. I have it running, it connected well to 5 nodes. Some one could try it?

https://github.com/sonountaleban/amigacoin/pull/4/commits/49ef724cd7aa85c284afc4ffd3003aa4dc3be075 (https://github.com/sonountaleban/amigacoin/pull/4/commits/49ef724cd7aa85c284afc4ffd3003aa4dc3be075)

Guys, i think i necesary more hashing power, im mining at http://coincave.nl/agastats.php (http://coincave.nl/agastats.php) please get in

  3ghs on my pool :)

http://findblocks.com/amiga/public/index.php?page=dashboard

Looking in my last push i saw it will never change the diff, could somebody check if this look's good? it should be working after height 535020

I opened a page on facebook for agacoin: https://www.facebook.com/agacoin (https://www.facebook.com/agacoin) and a group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/agacoin/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/agacoin/) please like the page and join the group

Well, i have pushed the fork, hope somebody else can test it. I have it runnimg on main net y my explorer and personal node without problems, jus i think the new diff algorithm wont work until there's nodes mining wirh it.

I use Linux, so i haven't test it on Windows nor Mac, i will try to compile it on VirtualBox for both of them.

And finally, i would like to make a staff so we can make a road map, who say me?

Any question please findme in Discord: https://discord.gg/dEuwyEk (https://discord.gg/dEuwyEk)

Thanks for pointing these things out. It is important that AGAcoin clarifies its purpose. The original dev is no longer working on the project, so the purpose is whatever we decide to make of it.

Perhaps I should have said that https://agacoin.github.io/about is all that AGAcoin has for now in the way of answers to your question, and that you are (and anyone else in the AGA community) welcome to improve on AGAcoin's mission statement, via discussion and/or editing that page on GitHub.

I believe the suggestion that AGAcoin can not be used by Amigans because it does not run on Amiga hardware is incorrect. How many modern Amiga related websites are there? Lots. How many of them are running on actual Amiga hardware? Approximately zero. In the same way that modern Amigans can use modern Amiga related websites (to purchase or research Amiga), I think it's fair to say that AGAcoin can certainly be used by Amigans - even though it must be via a modern "mainstream OS" like windows/mac/linux for the moment.

Making a secure crypto-currency that runs on real Amigas would be a very noteworthy achievement, but also unlikely to have a large positive impact, as it would be a niche concept with no interoperability with broader cryptocurrency, crowdfunding, or online-retail.

New Amiga-based hardware/software/media projects are announced regularly by the Amiga community, and I believe AGAcoin should be aiming to support and promote these projects, rather than trying to come up with its own hardware as well as a coin. As exciting as it would be, I do not think that AGAcoin should develop new hardware itself. Rather, it should aim to act as an economic catalyst and supporter of such projects in the Amiga community.

I personally imagine the following purposes, and objectives for AGAcoin.

Purposes of AGAcoin:

* Raising general public awareness in modern Amiga community developments.
* Helping to promote and fund Amiga community related development (hardware, software, websites, podcasts, etc).
* Supporting the Amiga hardware/software economy (by providing a software-based currency that is held and managed by those with an interest in the Amiga community).

Objectives or "roadmap" to achieve said purpose (in order of implementation):

1. Update the code. For this I think we need to update to a modern codebase (e.g. latest litecoin with tweaks to mining specs and block times).
2. Establish a long-term distribution programme (by which AGAcoin community will offer to distribute a sizable amount of AGAcoin to active projects within the wider Amiga community over time).
3. Offer an online payment API, so that online retailers can get a reliable message when they are paid in AGA, so they can integrate it as a payment option in their web store.
4. Become an accepted form of payment/currency within the Amiga scene for online-retail, crowdfunding, and p2p payments.
5. If all that happens, then develop AGAcoin software for modern web-aware Amiga-based systems, so that AGAcoin can be used on modern Amiga-like systems (web wallet to start with).

For #1. I don't have the time or ability to upgrade and maintain the C++ code. But I can review it and help manage the GitHub repository. Thus, we need active developers.
For #2, I have slowly been acquiring AGA and I'm willing to donate it to a long-term AGA distribution programme for the wider Amiga community, once we have a codebase that isn't embarrasingly out of date.
For #3, I think it's important that AGAcoin help online-retailers to accept AGA for their products.
For #4, This can be combined with #2 by offering online-retailers a bonus portion of the distribution programme if they choose to accept AGAcoin for their products.
For #5, Well, obviously it would be nice for AGAcoin to run on an Amiga-based or Amiga-inspired OS eventually.

All just thoughts on which I encourage discussion.

Can these kinds of changes be made without causing a fork? I assumed we need to collect all changes into a new "major release" then get everybody (including the wallets run by any exchanges) to move to the new version ahead of time. Shouldn't there be a built-in block height a few weeks/months in the future at which time the new code changes become live, so we can make sure everyone has upgraded before then? If that's the case then I think we should only choose the specs like block time and difficulty adjustment after some agreement as to what the changes should be.

Also - since @sonountaleban has stated they left the AGAcoin project, I suggest everyone submit code changes to https://github.com/AGAcoin/amigacoin where we have set up the new GitHub Organization (If you need commit access just ask).

hi guys as you know we have been running a pool for amiga coin

Join our discord ,

We have a lot of hashrate on the pool and have found loads of blocks

maybe post the updates here also

https://discord.gg/ZgAqCPu

Not really to do with AGAcoin directly, but if you happen to still own an Amiga500 you may want to check out the New Amiga 500 Cases Campaign. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/new-compatible-case-for-amiga-500-plus/x/18291379#/

I got one of their 1200 cases and it is great quality - everything they said it would be.

Sorry for the late answer, i was kind of busy developing my own coin, but meanwhile i was able to make some tests. If we modify the diff algorithm and time per block only pool's and solo miners  should update its wallets at first. Old wallet's will continue sending a receiving transactions.

I will submit new changes i have tested on my own coin to https://github.com/AGAcoin/amigacoin for review

Such a great project, hope you guys success

Have added the Coin to my pool :

https://lafuhosting.top/


Happy Mining !

Why the volume on this coin?

http://scryptpool.ddns.net - AGAcoin + Multi Pool (in development)

scryptpool.ddns.net - Node

How long do you guys think we can keep our AGA at Cryptopia? The block explorer seems working at least. Good that agacoin.dk is registered, someone creating an exchange for it?

We could start out very simple, but I'm not sure about legalities in our country. I have long been dreaming about creating an exchange, but I think the rules are a bit too strict here where I live.

Not too much if the diff retargeting time and algo is not updated

Please provide more information about the bounty program

I read a few pages of the forum, I understand that we need a new wallet, but for now we can mining on the wallet of the exchange.
I hope for the further development of the project

In fact the problem can be updated anytime, the problem is theres no really any community for the coin.

At least the pools will need to be contacted to ask them to update the wallet to a new one.

I've never understood about this project. Where can I find more information?

TODAY CRYPTOPIA IS DELISTING THIS AGA COIN.
DO SOME ONE KNOW WHERE WE CAN WITHDRAW OUR COINS FROM CRYPTOPIA.
DO WE HAVE ACTIVE CRYPTOPIA WALLET.

Help! impossible to sync wallet! block explorer does not work. 3 node alive

It syncs for a bit here but no one seems to have been mining for 4 days.

I am not able to sinhronize. It is shoing that last time wallet has been activ 243 weks agoo. Maybe I am looking on wrong wallet.
Please can you share link to Aga coin. So all of us can try to sinfronize it and maybe we will be able to transfer and save our AGA coins for better future.
Thank you

who has windows wallet v 1.0.1 give a link please!!!

For this Communities Information - AGA is going to be listed free of charge on https://emblemvault.com/ 's DEX, due to be released very soon.

https://coinscribble.com/emblem-vault-announces-support-for-more-than-500-cryptocurrencies/2085/releases/34/

https://github.com/DecentricCorp/coininfoplus/blob/master/lib/alts.js

for more information have a look at our Bitcointalk page https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1652345.0

coming soon, well that is nice, in the mean time is there anywhere to store AGAcoin? I'm guessing no working wallet and another dead project

Os it listed. How we can make wallet? Today is last day on cryptopia.

git clone https://github.com/AGAcoin/amigacoin
cd amigacoin
qmake
make

or

http://web.archive.org/web/20161028115121/http://www.amigacoin.org/downloads/amigacoin_windows.zip

Thi one not working. No active nodes and can not be sinhronized.
Please help. Cryptopia looks like exten delisting for few days probably untill we will be able to transfer AGA coin on some wallet

But this coin is dead without cryptopia anyway.

New Crypto Exchange BitmxittzEx
If dev interested in listing.
https://bitmxittz.com/add_coin
Fees 0.01BTC to 1BTC depend on project, hopefully they will accept this coin with low fee.

I would say almost certainly that a main reason that the coin is desisted from cryptopia is that it is not updated by anyone to fix known vulnerabilities in bitcoin code like https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2018-17144

It's a pity the code was not kept up to date.

I think they're delisting because not enough people want to buy it, but who knows.

I own the agacoin.dk domain and it's now up for renewal. The project seems to be at a standstill so I will probably not renew it.

The Amigacoin can be absolutely free to listing on the exchanger zapple.com :) who owns the complete information about the coin please follow this

New Takeover thread as dev has not been active at all and the coin has been removed from the exchanges !

Have a look at the new AMIGA coin With active devs

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5077336.new#new

Hello, all
I asked for a listing on the stock exchange zapple.com and got an answer:

- We would ask for a guarantee of exclusivity for the listing for a period of six months.  This is to justify the time of integration and node maintenance.  Whilst we appreciate you cannot control potential DEX listings, someone would personally need to guarantee that AGA will not be listed or supported or promoted on any other exchange.  If it were to be a 0.17BTC fee would be charged based on how many months (rounded up) would be remaining of the agreement – i.e. if we entered an agreement now and in 3 months’ time AGACoin listed elsewhere the fee would be 0.51BTC.  After six months you’re free to list anywhere.
If you’re happy to go ahead with this then get back to me and I can get this onto our next update in the next week or so and get nodes built out.
When considering Zapple you may be interested in our direction and approach.  We’re currently low volume and doing pretty much zero promotion.  We’re going through a funding round with exciting times over the next six months.  I’ve attached a pitch deck and prospectus as the easiest way to fill you in on our direction of travel and future promotion.
Guy Powell
Founder
Zapple

There are willing to participate?

project merge ready to produce swap Amigacoin. For a swap, an explorer block is needed. please help

info - https://discordapp.com/channels/462645261383106561/462652025792888864
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/191YQwdTNJ-5QNovYIrba-a-GKzTJ-EhzTSRIiWKneLY/edit#gid=0