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There are plenty of women who use bitcoin. It's just that they aren't persistent about it.
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Ouch! Make sure to scan your PC.
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Nice song, would listen to again  |
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Sent 0.01 CRE. Let me know if you've received it.
I received it thanks is works
We run a signature campaign paying out BTC to full members and above, which pays 20 CRE per user if they download the client. (PM me your address)
MRKLYE is also giving 10 CRE per user that gets the client and posts in this thread, and to start mining!
I've send PM Good to know your received the payment.  Happy mining! |
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I would just suggest to restart the client and see if the errors persist. Post your address and let me know if you do restart it and I'll send you a small amount of credits to see if it goes through.
Ok restartet and seems no errors atm. My address 17p3QeQyT6XPceupKwGUQEZ5YfYnp68D1V Sent 0.01 CRE. Let me know if you've received it. |
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I'm assuming you have a quad-core processor, so you could chose anywhere from mining with one core to four. You could use the command: setgenerate true -1 to mine with all of your cores at 100%.
It may seems like the first block will take forever to mine, but the second will be even harder since your difficulty will double since a deposit would not available to be made beforehand. I could sell you some credits if you like.
Yeah nice, setgenerate true -1 works now with full cpu power. I dont wanna buy just try mining with my computer and will see what happen Good luck with your first block! Let me know when you get it. Thanks, please take a look at these errors below. ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool : nonstandard transaction: dust ERROR: Bitcoin: CheckTransaction() : vin empty ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool: : CheckTransaction failed ERROR: Bitcoin: AcceptToMemoryPool : inputs already spent I would just suggest to restart the client and see if the errors persist. Post your address and let me know if you do restart it and I'll send you a small amount of credits to see if it goes through. |
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I'm assuming you have a quad-core processor, so you could chose anywhere from mining with one core to four. You could use the command: setgenerate true -1 to mine with all of your cores at 100%.
It may seems like the first block will take forever to mine, but the second will be even harder since your difficulty will double since a deposit would not available to be made beforehand. I could sell you some credits if you like.
Yeah nice, setgenerate true -1 works now with full cpu power. I dont wanna buy just try mining with my computer and will see what happen Good luck with your first block! Let me know when you get it. |
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It can take anywhere from 5 minutes to 5 hours; it all really depends on your "luck."
I'm usually able to mine a block every 2 or 3 hours at 7.4 Mh/s.
You can check both your current and network hashrate by going to the debug menu, then console, and entering: getmininginfo
Also did you already input the command to start mining? If not, how many cores does your processor have?
i start with the command setgenerate true 1, and i have a corei3 I'm assuming you have a quad-core processor, so you could chose anywhere from mining with one core to four. You could use the command: setgenerate true -1 to mine with all of your cores at 100%. It may seems like the first block will take forever to mine, but the second will be even harder since your difficulty will double since a deposit would not available to be made beforehand. I could sell you some credits if you like. |
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It can take anywhere from 5 minutes to 5 hours; it all really depends on your "luck."
I'm usually able to mine a block every 2 or 3 hours at 7.4 Mh/s.
You can check both your current and network hashrate by going to the debug menu, then console, and entering: getmininginfo
Also did you already input the command to start mining? If not, how many cores does your processor have?
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How do i know, that my wallet works fine?  As long as you do not receive any connections errors, you should be fine for mining. Also, make sure both your bitcoin and creditcoin blockchain are in sync by looking for the two green check marks at the bottom of your client. Check the photo.  |
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Looks interesting  Any online exchange for it ? There are no exchanges right now that accept it. You could ask buy some credits from current miners, like myself Also another miner by the name of Kyle accepts exchanges for bitcoin. |
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it depends where do live and what nodes relay your transactions.
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Cinno here guys! Just started mining! 16dPGCaYy7bedoTBYH9gZvCcmjUMk6v6LE Normally I wouldn't send the 10 CRE welcome bonus to a newbie member but I know you from around the forums and net. Date: 2015-04-26 22:14
To: 16dPGCaYy7bedoTBYH9gZvCcmjUMk6v6LE
Debit: -10.00 CRE
Net amount: -10.00 CRE
Transaction ID: a4a9218544b7ed25d2c6ddccf15b3064180ecd64fec92d514607c4522a602109-000 Sent sir. Good luck with your mining! Thanks you Kyle Happy mining to all of you guys! |
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I approve this message!
I assume that means you want to be added to the campaign? Indeed! Rank: Newbie Posts: 1+ Address: 14WaK3zBGD8PpSEvFz3MorEAUGi9SJdGLo |
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14WaK3zBGD8PpSEvFz3MorEAUGi9SJdGLo
Thanks!
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