What are the things one should look for?
Basically, you only have one thing to determine; how much money you want to flush down the toilet. |
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Yeah, no. It will never happen.
Ethereum doesn't even intended to repalce BTC, it fills a completely different role.
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- Block Reward - 8
- Premine - 30,000,000 for POS Sales for affiliates and causes
What the fuck is wrong with you? |
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Never heard of PIVX before. It was DarkNet before. A Dash clone with PoW(ended)/PoS and masternode voting (masternode owners can submit and vote on proposals) and zerocoin protocol on the way. |
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 Feels good to be holding both PIVX and LBRY. |
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DASH is $78. I used to own a masternode when dash was down at $5... 1000 dash. Would had been worth $78,000 today...  Yep, one year ago I made a test with eth profits, 5 btc for a 5x970 rig and another 5 btc to dcr pos-rig. Looking back now I should have never bought those 970's, should have gone all-in dcr. I can't even look back some of my old sells, felt like king back then making huge profits but now I can see it on different light. I should have never sold for btc except those pure shitcoins. Example from 2014, mined 480 dark in one night and sold it for btc, got about 10 btc. Felt like a good deal but look at it now, 10 btc=$12,000 but 480 dash=$37,000. Fuck. Don't kick yourself in the ass. You had a strategy and sell point and stuck with it. Last summer before going on vacation I told the wife I would sell my EGC for spending money so we did not have to spend out of pocket. At the time I was the second largest holder. Turned out to be about $1,200 or $1,300. Not too bad for the amount of mining for it. About two or three months later it would have been worth about $45,000 or so. Yep, I sold 3300 dash at around $5 and sold all my 420,000 ecg in the pennies. Oh well, mining lbry now, we'll see what happens We all did that:  |
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What do you guys think about "Cold Staking" ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1820650 )? As far as I understand it, it acts similarily to multisig but for staking; you'd need two keys to move your staking coins, adding a layer of security. |
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WildersCoins sole purpose is to raise awareness of crab people! Crabpeople (cancer hominum), is a species that are forced to live underground by modern society. Crabpeople, or CB's are a technologically advanced society, they use humanoid robots that are controlled by pilot CBs to blend into the human world.
CBs hope that one day they can take over the surface Earth by weakening the human species and turning them into metrosecual's. Lol what? Also, 400 million premine with 25 GWC blockrewards? if(nHeight < 40)
{
nSubsidy = 10000000 * COIN;
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I just got around to testing 2.0 and I love the extra algos. One thing I noticed that Bastion's GPU usage is lowish (~90) but when I up the intensity the hashrate keeps decreasing over time and the GPU usage fluctuates:  Not much of an issue, just never encountered anything like it. Anyway, just sent you 0.1 as a thank you (9a1adf93682ee0e25b2a78b9d850bb6acebf9b770ce0ccb868a686a00ad05f84). |
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I want to calculate how often I should find a block based on the difficulty and my hashrate but I don't know how. For example, with a difficulty of 207292497973 I'd need 1265 Kh/s to find one block a day based on http://bbr.mbkpool.info. But how is that calculated? For most coins the block finding frequency in seconds is: (2^32 * difficulty) / hashrate It's the same but without the extra factor of 2^32. The same, simple logic seems to apply to all Cryptonote coins. That doesn't seem to work, or the pool's calculation is wrong. 207292497973 / (1265*1e3) is 163867 but it should be roughly around 86400 seconds (=1 day). |
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GJ on choosing algo. 3 mins since launch, yet 3500 blocks mined and counting. You could choose something asic-proof.
It's not the algo's fault, it's the difficulty retarget that's not setup properly. Our team consists of three programmers. We are in crypto since early 2012.
Sure... yet there were zero testing done. This should be fixed and relaunched or just abandoned, but as it stands this coin is broken. |
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Fail.
Difficulty retarget doesn't work.
"blocks" : 1220,
"proof-of-work" : 0.00000000,
"proof-of-stake" : 0.00000000,
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SOLO MINING GUIDE: CPU: - Download wallet from the links in the op (after launch :-) ) - Create folder: %appdata/impact/ - Create impact.conf (check you have the right extension and not .txt -> go to folder options, show extensions) - Paste this info in impact.conf: Code: rpcuser=rpc_user rpcpassword=password rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 rpcport=22555 listen=1 server=1 - Save and run wallet. Wait a few seconds/minutes to let the wallet sync blockchain. Type this command to start mining. In your wallet´s console. setgenerate true -1 If you want to use a specific number of CPU cores, instead of -1, type the number of cores. If you will follow all the steps. You are soloming with your cpu directly in your wallet.
GPU: - Download CUDA Miner - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167229.0- Create a impact.bat in you cuda folder with this info: Code: cudaminer.exe -o http://127.0.0.1:22555 -u rpc_user -p password - Save and launch impact.bat, while wallet is running. - Congratulations. You are mining with GPU directly to your wallet. Launch in 15 minutes. One pool operator cantacted me. I hope he will run pool for IMX. Are you really telling people to CPU (let alone GPU) mine an ASIC algo? |
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https://poloniex.com/terms/See point 10 and 11. That is why they require IDs (and why I don't use them and other exchanges bent over to US organizations if I can avoid it). I highly doubt they sold your phone number, it's much more likely that it was a coincidence or you have a virus or rogue browser extension/plugin or something like that.
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Yay, those are mine!  Shows the devs didn't mine themselves. |
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The new wallet is great, it's really fast and the debug.log isn't bloated.
Really good job guys.
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I want to calculate how often I should find a block based on the difficulty and my hashrate but I don't know how. For example, with a difficulty of 207292497973 I'd need 1265 Kh/s to find one block a day based on http://bbr.mbkpool.info. But how is that calculated? For most coins the block finding frequency in seconds is: (2^32 * difficulty) / hashrate |
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It's a nice feature but its name is confusing. Cold storage is offline storage so I thought cold staking would mean offline staking. But that would be dumb and you obviously need (one of) the wallets to be online.
It's closer to multisig but for staking, not for transactions. Not sure what it should be called though.
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Are there any plans on doing some basic wallet improvements?
The wallet takes like 10 minutes to start on a dualcore and writes ~700 MB of data in the debug.log each time it does.
This is one of the slowest wallet I have ever encountered.
The latest wallet, released a few days ago, should prevent that. https://github.com/aurarad/Auroracoin/releasesAwesome, thanks. The windows wallet link in OP points to the previous wallet. |
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