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101  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: PotCoin | Banking for the Legal Cannabis Industry | GROW WITH US on: March 16, 2016, 10:36:23 PM
Hey, what do you know...I already compiled a version at 100. Must have done that for myself to try out. Will PM you a link to download as I (now) don't feel people should be using these unless they know what they're doing.
102  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: PotCoin | Banking for the Legal Cannabis Industry | GROW WITH US on: March 16, 2016, 08:57:57 PM
The 2.xx hours is until that input is available to be spent, the 8'ish hours is before that input is mature enough to stake.
You were close Smiley
Do you think that 8 hours should be reduced to increase the opportunity to stake?

On another note. Do you still have the environment setup to compile a new exe of the wallet? I want to test with an even smaller threshold, say 100 or 500. I have 2 different wallets running, 1 with over 100k all in one address, its averaging 3%/year and my network push wallet where blocks of 10 and 20 are averaging 5%+.

Yes. What do you want...100 or 500?
103  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: PotCoin | Banking for the Legal Cannabis Industry | GROW WITH US on: March 16, 2016, 07:09:05 AM
for potcoin I think its about 2 hours from when you stake to when those coins are available to be spent.

Yup, you're right...~2.89 hours until you can stake again. Forget I said anything...for some reason I thought it was over 8.
104  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Cryptsy Hack Resolution - Funds to be recovered immediately once deal finalized on: March 15, 2016, 08:03:52 AM
Fun fact the 1750 Bitcoin bounty I'm looking to receive for just the Bitcoin recovery is 618 more then 1132.

i just realised that im left with nothing for safe keeping the coins . seems like Paul dont think its worth his time to reply to my pms or emails . cryptcracker you may think you know who i am, but i %100 know who you are .

Again with the strange % sign in front of the number instead of after....just like Cryptcracker uses.

Where does this % in front of the number come from? I have never seen it before...and the two of you using it leads me to believe that you are the same person.

Edit: It was bugging me so I searched Smiley
"In Persian and Turkish, the percent sign precedes rather than follows the number."
Soooo are both these people Persian and/or Turkish? Could they really know each other? Nah, most likely they are the same person.

Edit2: My hopes of recovery are quickly diminishing.  Cry   ...stupid of me to think (hope) this was real I guess.  Embarrassed

Edit3: On the bright side at least Gleb does not have to blow his brains out!  Tongue
105  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Cryptsy Hack Resolution - Funds to be recovered immediately once deal finalized on: March 14, 2016, 06:45:57 PM
Consulting lawyer to make sure nothing gets in between me getting paid my bounty when coins are recovered.

Don't worry. Paul is an "up and up" guy. He wouldn't do you wrong.  Smiley
106  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: CRYPTSY stopping withdraw locking accounts without notifying users! Class Action on: March 14, 2016, 03:58:54 AM
Hello I have offered to give big Vern the identity of the person that committed the theft against cryptsy and help them be put to justice

So Cryptcracker appears to know the identity of the person who stole the coins and is asking for a % back once recovered. He does not have some magical way to brute force the private keys.

Now it appears that he is not divulging the identity but acting as an intermediary most likely threatening the thief with exposure if they don't comply. I imagine the delay is attempting to communicate with the person holding the coin.

Cryptcracker is putting a lot of trust in Paul that once the funds are recovered he will get paid. He is attempting to use public pressure and exposure of a "contract" as leverage. This exposes a naiveness on his part as it would have been better to have BTC initially transferred to an address under his control and sent the remainder back to Paul.

It is conceivable that Cryptcracker could be wrong as to the identity of the thief.
107  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: PotCoin | Banking for the Legal Cannabis Industry | GROW WITH US on: March 14, 2016, 03:31:30 AM
But hey.. the posv parameters are ferked up anyway.
True there are some issues with potcoins wallet that need addresses and I have had zero luck getting through to the devs about it, they flat out refuse to address some of these issues. However here is the kicker, potcoin just like every other coin is opensourced and needs the community to help it become what it can. We already had cartmanspc mod and release a wallet with a lower threshold so that we could get the network up to speed, next step is to find someone willing to do some real work on the wallet.

I was thinking...we could lower the amount of time coins stay "staked" I forget how many blocks it is for POT but it is quite a few hours. Maybe we lower it? Unfortunately this type of change would require a hard fork. Sad

I am not intimately familiar with the inner workings of posv so this is just an idea from someone who should probably stay quite.  Tongue
108  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: CRYPTSY stopping withdraw locking accounts without notifying users! Class Action on: March 13, 2016, 02:11:48 PM
Has anyone been able to get into their accounts on Cryptsy? I have been locked out for over a week due to their 2 factor text message system being down.

Please contact support.  You can ask for me if you like.
Thanks!

Hope the funds get returned! This whole situation is quite interesting. Best of luck getting the exchange going again.
109  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: CRYPTSY stopping withdraw locking accounts without notifying users! Class Action on: March 13, 2016, 11:04:22 AM
Has anyone been able to get into their accounts on Cryptsy? I have been locked out for over a week due to their 2 factor text message system being down.
110  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [1500 TH] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool on: March 11, 2016, 10:05:24 PM
Block!  Grin

Man, that was a tough patch. 27.90% luck...miners dropped from the mid 200 to under 170 :/
111  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CSC]♠CasinoCoin v2.1 ♥ 2.7 Yrs Old ♦ NEW SandCoins - Two Brands One Chain♣ on: March 08, 2016, 12:31:56 AM
Just checked again. Same issue. The transactions in the client don't agree with the transactions I see in the block explorer. Balances don't match.
I
edit: posted this before I saw the above response. Thanks.

yeah a block explorer only sees transactions and their destinations. It's difficult to even say that two addresses are the same wallet.

Turn on coin control. Click select inputs on the send tab. It will show you the addresses your coins are in.

If you really want your coins in the same address select the ones in the other address for the input. Remember to put the address you want all your coins into in the select change address as well as the send to address.

Paraphrasing all this from memory but it should give you an idea.
112  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: CRYPTSY stopping withdraw locking accounts without notifying users! Class Action on: March 03, 2016, 11:48:51 PM
new to the thread. two questions:

1.) Whats the deal with coins that were NOT stolen, ie many alt coins. What are the chances on getting those back? Why didn't he open all wallets...

2.) Do I need to do anything to help get some coins back, if ever? I emailed this site: http://silverlaw.com/media/news-releases/silver-law-group-files-class-action-lawsuit-cryptsy-principal-paul-big-vern-vernon/

what else should i do? thks

3.) Wave goodbye to your funds

Cheers Jon Sad

Are the alt coins that were not stolen just going to sit there forever? if there are coins that are not stolen and just sitting there, can't a judge order wallets to be re-opened so users can withdraw their funds.

Judge will most likely order the company be placed into receivership.
113  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CSC]♠CasinoCoin v2.1 ♥ 2.7 Yrs Old ♦ NEW SandCoins - Two Brands One Chain♣ on: March 03, 2016, 05:30:24 AM
Here's are some thoughts...

AuxPOW with a 1 CSC reward and same supply. That could provide enough hash to secure the blockchain and extend mining out to ~50 years if the total supply is kept the same.

While it's being discussed how about also changing to a 1 minute block time? That would further extend mining out (to ~100 years). Most blocks are empty so 30 seconds is just filling up the blockchain with useless data. I think 1 minute block times are plenty fast.

...another thing that can be changed is the amount of time before a mined block becomes spendable. Right now it is rather short so people are able to use newly generated coins quite quickly.
114  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CSC]♠CasinoCoin v2.1 ♥ 2.7 Yrs Old ♦ NEW SandCoins - Two Brands One Chain♣ on: March 03, 2016, 12:36:49 AM
Oh snap that sounds interesting lol, any hint as to how?

It should be obvious. I'm going to cut the block reward on those jackasses later this year. I'd like to make it drop incrementally until we get to 1 csc per block. It's the only way we can get rid of those jokers mining csc just to autosell for btc.
This would have to be a consensus decision, but I understand where you're coming from

Have never been a fan of "changing the rules of the game". It has happened once already for CSC and was not happy about it then. I feel any crypto that "changes the rules" looses credibility. Imagine if BTC decided to change the reward structure or coin supply? Let's be honest...what is being proposed is simply just a means of currency manipulation.

Other stuff like diff adjustments, algo, AuxPOW, POS, etc. are bearable but to a lot of people are still bad form.

Oh well, just stating my peace....and trying to provide some level of guidance.   Roll Eyes

Do as you wish  Tongue

....and will it really be a consensus decision? Who will vote? The miners you are trying to penalize? No, I imagine if this change is done people will try to force everyone to "upgrade" to the new version regardless of how the miners vote with their hash. All you have to do is convince enough key people to "upgrade" and to hell with consensus.  Lips sealed

Discussion is Good!

In my opinion we need to do whats good for the coin, its holders and especially its potential users. Please consider the following:
  • We generate about 7 mln coins a year, at current block reward that means we reach maximum coinsupply in about 5 years from now
  • How important are miners to the network? I think hashing power in itself is of non-importance, the node count in the network is. So to keep solving blocks it is better to have 100 miners of 1MHash/sec geographically dispersed instead of 5 miners of 1GHash/sec. The diff will simply be lower but the network will be more resistant to nodes that go broke or hostile takeovers of the blockchain
  • What will happen when the max coin supply is reached? As CSC has a low blocktime of about 30-40 seconds there will be a change that there are blocks without any transactions. Offcourse i hope we will be a big success and this will not happen but still, the amount of transactions per block will be lower than BTC. Aside from being an advantage for the transaction speed it renders it less interesting to miners as they will be paid by then through fees only.
  • Users only care about transaction speed and the coin value

Considering this i think we are left with three options:
  • We lower the block reward to extend the time it takes to reach the max coin supply.
  • We create an alternative way besides current scrypt pow mining to process transactions in the blockchain.
  • We allow AuxPOW aka Merged Mining

I personally would opt for the second option, especially if it removes the need for special mining hardware. Still you need some sort of reward which has to be paid by somebody. I think we agree we do not want to touch the coinsupply, ... so POS is not an option as that will dilute the coin. I believe some transaction relaying based POW algorithm would be the best option where clients are rewarded based on the amount of transactions they relay/confirm on the network. Anybody running a wallet or daemon could participate on that and get part of a block reward. I am not sure if something like that already exists and still the reward has to come from somewhere when the max coinsupply is reached ...... maybe a CSC Foundation donation based wallet that pays for that?

Discussion is needed indeed on this issue. I have a feeling the third parties will also want a say in this, especially if they are going to use the coin in their casinos/sites etc. Not really sure what road to support. POS would make it non reliant on miners but would also keep on increasing the supply, not sure if it is something that the companies want. POW might be the way to continue, once the coins price goes up it should balance itself out, at least that is the hope.

Good stuff guys...thank you for taking the time to outline our options. Sorry if my other post came of as being flippant. That was not my intent.
Two examples to look at are Dogecoin and Potcoin. Doge, as most of you may know, successfully transitioned to AuxPOW while POT went with POS Velocity.

I believe Doge went to AuxPOW because they felt it was necessary to have massive hash to secure the blockchain. Especially since the mining reward was essentially going away and perhaps the fees would not be enough to keep miners. I at first thought it was odd that they wanted more hash since they had what I felt was a lot to begin with but they now have as much if not more than LTC. There is essentially no chance of 50%ing their blockchain.

I have seen arguments against AuxPOW since miners get it "for free" and are more inclined to sell it right away since they have no invested interest.

vPOS (think this is what it's called...Proof of Share Velocity) seems to be the latest flavor of POS. It rewards people who keep the full wallet open and running. Perhaps we can modify that to include wallets running with incoming connections open? I really have not done much research into POS. I did modify and release a version of the POT wallet that decreased the split threshold to produce shares more often. Have thought about making it a user selectable setting. vPOS seems to be working "ok" for POT although I haven't really looked into it too deeply.

I keep thinking though that rather than discussing major changes such as these perhaps we should be concentrating on updating the wallet with the latest code revisions from BTC/LTC? Have been throwing around the idea of doing it myself but the time and effort is really too great. Was going to call it CasinoCoin Core or something along those lines. Smiley
115  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CSC]♠CasinoCoin v2.1 ♥ 2.7 Yrs Old ♦ NEW SandCoins - Two Brands One Chain♣ on: March 02, 2016, 07:03:08 AM
Oh snap that sounds interesting lol, any hint as to how?

It should be obvious. I'm going to cut the block reward on those jackasses later this year. I'd like to make it drop incrementally until we get to 1 csc per block. It's the only way we can get rid of those jokers mining csc just to autosell for btc.
This would have to be a consensus decision, but I understand where you're coming from

Have never been a fan of "changing the rules of the game". It has happened once already for CSC and was not happy about it then. I feel any crypto that "changes the rules" looses credibility. Imagine if BTC decided to change the reward structure or coin supply? Let's be honest...what is being proposed is simply just a means of currency manipulation.

Other stuff like diff adjustments, algo, AuxPOW, POS, etc. are bearable but to a lot of people are still bad form.

Oh well, just stating my peace....and trying to provide some level of guidance.   Roll Eyes

Do as you wish  Tongue

....and will it really be a consensus decision? Who will vote? The miners you are trying to penalize? No, I imagine if this change is done people will try to force everyone to "upgrade" to the new version regardless of how the miners vote with their hash. All you have to do is convince enough key people to "upgrade" and to hell with consensus.  Lips sealed
116  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CSC]♠CasinoCoin v2.1 ♥ 2.7 Yrs Old ♦ NEW SandCoins - Two Brands One Chain♣ on: March 01, 2016, 07:32:49 PM
There appears to be constant sell pressure on Alcurex. I would imagine this is coming from a pool that is auto converting to BTC. Sad
117  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: CRYPTSY stopping withdraw locking accounts without notifying users! Class Action on: February 28, 2016, 08:24:08 AM
$2,500/month for child support on two kids on a yearly salary of $100K is high. Should be closer to $2,000/month. How much % of time does he have with the kids? If it is 0% then $2,500 sounds about right.

How long were they married? How much is spousal support?

Child support is paid post tax so if one makes $100K then after taxes they take home about $70K. Take away another $30K for child support and that leaves a person with $40K to support themselves. Less after you factor in spousal support.

Also take into consideration that the $30K in child support does not cover the expenses for when the kids are with you. You will have to use some of the $40K left over to support the kids while they are in your care.

I did not see any mention of imputed income for the wife. I'm sure she is fully capable of working so the courts (and his attorney's) should have made the support calculations based on her ability to make a minimum income of at least $25K year. That would reduce child support.

Lesson: It makes no financial sense to get legally marry or have children! Don't do it kids! Cheesy

Edit: Unless the person you are marrying or having children with make more than you...if that is the case go for it! ...but I still believe the only thing legal marriage is good for is making attorneys rich.  Cool
118  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CSC] ♠ CasinoCoin v2.0 ♥ New Wallet ♦ 2+ Years Old ♣ on: February 26, 2016, 10:19:04 PM
it finally opened but I think I am missing the button and menu images.

https://i.imgur.com/U7sBx3R.png
Everything was/is syncing properly. Old wallet was working fine as well. The only issue is the graphics do not appear.
Hi.
This all sounds to be more like QtQuick issue rather than anything permission-related. Good news is that i have just tried running Wallet installed via installer and it does not show Qml controls as well! (my machine is a virtual machine with win7) Bad news so far is that i dunno how to resolve the issue but stay tuned Wink
Ok seems we found the problem. Older machines or OS could cause the issue. We now use Qt Quick for all those nice GUI features but that causes the wallet to only work properly on OpenGL versions of 2.0 and above. See if you can upgrade your graphics driver as that solved the issue for others. You can use OpenGL Viewer to check your version http://download.cnet.com/OpenGL-Extensions-Viewer/3000-18487_4-34442.html

Did this issue ever get resolved? I just tried using CasinoCoin 2.0.1.0 (finally) in a brand new Windows 10 VM and it is missing the graphics. Sad


Have you checked your OpenGL version? As you are running your windows inside a VM you might be running into the same graphics driver issue .....

When the WalletServer and Mobile Clients are done (still planned for Q1) i will create a new lightweight desktop wallet that does not need to run its own blockchain based on the same WalletServer. I will make sure that client will run on all desktops including windows 10 and OSX. You will probabbly also able to import your current desktop wallets into the new mobile clients as the server uses the same wallet architecture.


Not good if you can't run the latest version of CSC inside a clean VM.... I am inclined to fork CSC and update it with the latest code from LTC...if only I had the time. If the direction of CSC continues like it is (requiring specific graphic drivers, etc) then maybe I will find the time.

For those who do not want/like installers here is a version of the latest CSC client (2.0.1.0) without the installer:
https://mega.nz/#!3tZXHDoC!S4ZASxCIlPfbx9KvgmlCRCk-TG2Hn3jqOG0jAVzL8fw

Version 1.3.0.0 without graphic driver issues:
https://mega.nz/#!K5xXWIYI!0mSiGSjMwF9vPsz1ZwMRpGgds6CpT-_ivq_nxP2-8k4
119  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][CSC] ♠ CasinoCoin v2.0 ♥ New Wallet ♦ 2+ Years Old ♣ on: February 26, 2016, 06:19:00 AM
it finally opened but I think I am missing the button and menu images.

https://i.imgur.com/U7sBx3R.png
Everything was/is syncing properly. Old wallet was working fine as well. The only issue is the graphics do not appear.
Hi.
This all sounds to be more like QtQuick issue rather than anything permission-related. Good news is that i have just tried running Wallet installed via installer and it does not show Qml controls as well! (my machine is a virtual machine with win7) Bad news so far is that i dunno how to resolve the issue but stay tuned Wink
Ok seems we found the problem. Older machines or OS could cause the issue. We now use Qt Quick for all those nice GUI features but that causes the wallet to only work properly on OpenGL versions of 2.0 and above. See if you can upgrade your graphics driver as that solved the issue for others. You can use OpenGL Viewer to check your version http://download.cnet.com/OpenGL-Extensions-Viewer/3000-18487_4-34442.html

Did this issue ever get resolved? I just tried using CasinoCoin 2.0.1.0 (finally) in a brand new Windows 10 VM and it is missing the graphics. Sad
120  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [1500 TH] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool on: February 21, 2016, 12:33:05 PM
Hmm... not much good using a fork designed to increase the max blocksize limit if you can't... increase the max blocksize.

It's a p2pool bug, not a Classic bug.

I see the issue was brought to forrestv's attention over 5 months ago on github - it would be nice if he followed it up or privided some additional info/update.....

Fixing this issue will likely require a hard fork of the p2pool share chain. (You would have to increase the max_remembered_txs_size value, which may result in your node creating shares that other nodes would not be able to accept or validate. I could be wrong though. This would be a good research project for someone who has time to read the code.)


The posts below from earlier in this thread below may be related to the issue...

Was reviewing the code and came across this one part:

https://github.com/forrestv/p2pool/blob/master/p2pool/data.py#L152

Question: Why limit it to "50 kB of new txns/share"?
i even contacted you about that bug months ago Wink was asking forrestv about it, but he didnt respond. created a hackish fix in my repo.

It's limited to prevent DoS attacks on P2Pool by e.g. making a bunch of fake transactions and then forcing them to be relayed across the entire P2Pool network. With this limit, an attacker can only force every other P2Pool node to download, at most, 50kB per share the attacker mines.

Given that 100kB transactions are possible, it should probably be 100kB, not 50kB, but it doesn't have much of an effect otherwise, since 50kB/share is comparable to the maximum transaction throughput allowed by Bitcoin (500kB/block).

K1773R, your "hackish fix" will result in your shares being orphaned if it ever results in differing behavior. The contents of the generate_transaction function are used to determine consensus, so if your version acts different, other nodes will see your shares as invalid.
Good that we talk about it now. When i was still mining BTC with p2pool, i wondered why not all of my (sometimes bigger than 100kB) would be included in p2pool blocks. It didnt really bother me back then, as some other pool would mine them.
I think raising it (not as high as my hackish fix) would be a good addition to a future hardfork.

Im absolutely aware that i would get my shares rejected. I wasnt using it for BTC.
I wanted to mine the huge ANC stuck txs, so i had to create my own p2pool and set the limit higher.
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