Hi there...Thought I'd post some feedback...
I've started mining on two tabs (seems to be my max); however, it doesn't seem to affect the total tokens generated within a 24 hr period. Instead of doubling output, it seems to be splitting the load between the tabs. I'll continue to monitor and let you know if that changes.
I'm also noticing mining going offline more. Is that likely to be down to network congestion, or could it be related to the dual tab mining?
Appreciate your thoughts.
Hi there DroidR17A. So the best place for technical / debugging feedback would be the Alpha Miner FeedbackTelegram channel. That channel is exclusively for you early Alpha Miners! (The link is in your invite email.) My bad, I missed that. I'll join the group and stop posting it here  |
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I think we're going to see a lot of change this year. Governments across the globe are clamping down on ICOs, and you'll see stricter requirements for KYC, including on airdrops. Whilst that may seem like a pain in the butt, it will prevent people from farming.
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BABB doesn't have a banking license yet, so TenX may have a bit of an advantage for the time being, as they already have the liquidity to move things along fairly quickly. BABB looks like a pretty solid project, but new competition doesn't mean the death of the incumbent. Competition drives innovation, so either way, I see this as a good development. There's room for more than one crypto bank/card services provider.
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@hadroncloud - I've been successfully mining for the last 24hrs, earning 92 coins within that time (very nice!). I noticed that Chrome's CPU usage was at 0.2 to 0.3%, which would potentially allow me to run GPU and CPU mining for other coins at the same time - which is great, but I'm curious as to whether the longterm goal is to have a level playing field, or to enable process scaling based on client side hardware capacity? Appreciate your thoughts/feedback.
That's a good question DroidR17A. We currently have a bit of a hybrid. For those with higher Echelon Levels (which means they've helped us get the word out more), we provide some process scaling by allowing more mining tabs. It's our way of saying thanks for their efforts! At the same time, we have limited the number of mining tabs overall so that more people can participate in the Alpha. We will probably keep that hybrid structure for the foreseeable future. Longer term though, we envision the network being driven by market forces. As there's more demand for AI computation from customers, the mining difficulty will naturally go down (which will then bring in more miners). Or if there's too much supply of computation power, the mining difficulty will go up (which will then cause some miners to withdraw). Appreciate the feedback. I'll see if I can run multiple tabs over the next couple of days. Hi there...Thought I'd post some feedback... I've started mining on two tabs (seems to be my max); however, it doesn't seem to affect the total tokens generated within a 24 hr period. Instead of doubling output, it seems to be splitting the load between the tabs. I'll continue to monitor and let you know if that changes. I'm also noticing mining going offline more. Is that likely to be down to network congestion, or could it be related to the dual tab mining? Appreciate your thoughts. |
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I'm getting a malware notice when I try to visit the site from my PC. What gives?
Ask the dev to fix it, people have made this request before... Thanks mate, took your advice. Will see what happens. |
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Salut @LawBC, je ne sais pas si vous faites partie de l'équipe de développement, mais sinon pourriez-vous relayer ce message? Quand j'essaie d'accéder votre site sur PC, je vois un avertissement de logiciel malveillant et le site est bloqué. Je voudrais commencer à miner des Francs, et j'ai l'habitude des faux-positifs pour les virus, mais normalement je suis pas bloqué à la porte d'entrée. Estque ce quelque chose que vous pouvez réparer?
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I'm getting a malware notice when I try to visit the site from my PC. What gives?
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Quick question for the dev team...is it possible to import keystore files into the Blue Wallet? If so, there are hundreds of frustrated Mist users currently unable to access their local wallets, due to Geth syncing bugs/broken light mode/and tokens causing memory/cpu spikes that crash Geth/Mist/EW.
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Kind of pees me of that Antminer released their asic before the Obelisks have been shipped. Gonna put a big dent in expected returns.
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Reading the above posts, I realize it's been asked ad nauseum, but are there any updates on when the bounties will be distributed?
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Project looks pretty damn cool. Just a shame about this..."Unfortunately, US citizens and residents are not allowed to participate in the ICO due to US Security Law restrictions. We wholeheartedly respect all country laws in all locations we operate, and urge you to obtain more information regarding specific financial laws in your jurisdiction."  Stoopid bloody US regulations. |
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It would be good to setup crypto charity initiatives from the ground up, providing new ways to fund projects. However in the US at least there are a lot of regulations you'd have to jump through to do so. On the plus side though, a properly regulated crypto charity would help people feel assured that they're supporting a legitimate effort.
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When you say you can use any tokens, do you mean that you can send any type of ECR20 token to the contract and exchange them for Jade/seeds? What do the hybrid seeds do? Is there generation of new tokens?
Also, I noticed a small typo on your site...
"Jade cash is used as an in-game currency, Holders of jade cash will receive bonuses all the time in the form of items, seeds, and other cool features. The game runs on etherium, but its lifeblood is Jade Cash."
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@hadroncloud - I've been successfully mining for the last 24hrs, earning 92 coins within that time (very nice!). I noticed that Chrome's CPU usage was at 0.2 to 0.3%, which would potentially allow me to run GPU and CPU mining for other coins at the same time - which is great, but I'm curious as to whether the longterm goal is to have a level playing field, or to enable process scaling based on client side hardware capacity? Appreciate your thoughts/feedback.
That's a good question DroidR17A. We currently have a bit of a hybrid. For those with higher Echelon Levels (which means they've helped us get the word out more), we provide some process scaling by allowing more mining tabs. It's our way of saying thanks for their efforts! At the same time, we have limited the number of mining tabs overall so that more people can participate in the Alpha. We will probably keep that hybrid structure for the foreseeable future. Longer term though, we envision the network being driven by market forces. As there's more demand for AI computation from customers, the mining difficulty will naturally go down (which will then bring in more miners). Or if there's too much supply of computation power, the mining difficulty will go up (which will then cause some miners to withdraw). Appreciate the feedback. I'll see if I can run multiple tabs over the next couple of days. |
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There's nothing to stop people from setting up multiple accounts to run bounty campaigns either, so I'm not sure what some of the other posters are trying to say. Also, ICO investors often dump within days of the tokens/coins going live on exchanges, trying to cash in on the first initial surge, so trying to pin the blame on airdrops is a little naive. Most airdrops are crap - with a few exceptions. Blue dropped 1000 Blue to folks a few months back, and they have performed very well. PolyMatch just wrapped their airdrop sign-up, but enforced KYC submissions, eliminating the risk of account spamming. Like everything else in life, you have to be a little discerning on what you sign-up for. For one, any airdrop that asks you to make a donation to receive the drop, is probably a scam. Any airdrop/ICO using a bog standard ERC20 token, with no purpose other than "being used as a REAL currency" is going to be BS. That said, most airdrops require little to no effort, so it doesn't hurt to sign up for them. You never know which ones might eventually amount to something. P.S. if anyone knows of any WAVES based airdrops, please add them, to this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2729447.msg27939979#msg27939979 |
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@hadroncloud - I've been successfully mining for the last 24hrs, earning 92 coins within that time (very nice!). I noticed that Chrome's CPU usage was at 0.2 to 0.3%, which would potentially allow me to run GPU and CPU mining for other coins at the same time - which is great, but I'm curious as to whether the longterm goal is to have a level playing field, or to enable process scaling based on client side hardware capacity? Appreciate your thoughts/feedback.
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Are there any plans to ramp up mining based on system resources? Right now it's using next to nothing, and mining very slowly - I'm estimating 1 to 2 tokens a day. Is that normal, or is there something else I need to do?
Huh - odd. I logged back in about 30 mins ago and have minded 2 coins (took 4 hrs to do 0.3 last time) already. Will keep it running over night and report back. |
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Are there any plans to ramp up mining based on system resources? Right now it's using next to nothing, and mining very slowly - I'm estimating 1 to 2 tokens a day. Is that normal, or is there something else I need to do?
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Glad to see that the team is making progress. Perhaps the detractors spewing hate on Flik will STFU now. Doubt it, but we can hope |
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