Quoting this steve321 and anyone else with unconfirmed transactions.

Is comkort not an exchange anymore?

Not gonna comment on the contents of this thread because i didnt read every word, only skimmed most of it.

Just wanted to chime in about my experience dealing with waldohoover.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=230391.0

The main thing to look at is the last couple pages. To sum it up, I noticed some discrepancies and he fixed them and gave a little extra while at it. Yes this is dealing in pocket change, but i have had a positive experience with him. As far as how the main deal went, i read everything and knew what i was in for. Unfortunately the market and difficulty led to (probably) a permanent stop to mining, but hey thats bitcoin.

Back on the c-cex chopping block..

Try to get a reliable VPN to accept BTQ. If it catches on then we will have some buy pressure.

If that doesnt work you can fix your original wallet with this...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=468018.msg10453940#msg10453940

Oh and i want to confirm that using pywallet to remove your unconfirmed transactions works with Bitquark. It deletes all transactions from your wallet then when you -rescan it makes it so that your wallet only reflects what actually got through to the blockchain and confirmed.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=35214.0

Disgusting.

Currently someone could jump on the network with a big hashrate and gobble up 20 blocks until the difficulty goes up and then leave the other miners to struggle with the higher difficulty. Wash rinse repeat. right?

It could be a wise decision. Any drawbacks though?

Ive been consolidating many p2pool payouts using "sendfrom". Its the easiest method i have come up with.

The bitquark blockchain confirms transactions within a couple minutes usually because blocks get solved or created so quickly. If your transactions havent been confirmed yet, they probably wont. It has something to do with the fee sent along with your transaction.

I have some transactions still unconfirmed from months ago. Your local client will think that all the inputs used in those transactions unavailable. If you run "listaddressgroupings" in the console it will give you all the addresses in your wallet and their amounts and if you have unconfirmed transactions, you will be able to see that the numbers are conflicting if you compare amounts to the blockchain.

Just now i ran bitquark with the -rescan option. Ive done some reading and that is supposed to be one way to remove unconfirmed transactions, but it didnt work for me.

If you are a windows user, just go into the properties of your bitquark shortcut and edit the target to look like this -
"C:\Program Files\BitQuark\bitquark-qt.exe" -rescan

Another method i found is to use pywallet described in this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=35214.0
I havent tried it and theres no guarantee that it will work with the bitquark wallet anyway.

So what is this, i received some cyberShare through the NXT asset exchange a couple months ago out of nowhere.

"The login details you have submitted are invalid
Please try again"

I keep getting this when i try to sign in. I used the password recovery and it wont accept the new password either.

I made a Bitquark thread on the nxtty Cryptocurrencies open chat subthread. I think it might be a good place to get people interested in Bitquark.

http://www.nxtty.com/

If you do make an account i would appreciate if you comment on my thread under the Nxtty Invite Rewards open chat. Please and thank you!

You probably need to experiment with your settings. HW errors usually mean you are running too hot. I would check out the sgminer thread.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/m4x1c98uqw28wmj/Screenshot%202014-10-05%2014.38.55.png?dl=0

I solved two blocks but they both orphaned out.. I think ill need to experiment with the expiry and scantime settings. Just gotta keep that PMA.

Yep i was correct about messing up the batch file, everything in my post is now correct and working for me. Hope it helps.

Download any mining program that uses the quark algorithm. I personally use sgminer v5. - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=632503.0
Also make sure you have the most updated bitquark client. - http://www.bitquark.info/wallet.php

Im not sure how windows 8 does folder architecture but i can explain how it works in windows 7.

Install and sync up your bitquark client. After its synced up, close it. Then go into C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Roaming\BitQuark.

This is where we will create a file called "bitquark.conf". First we will create a new text document, i usually call it "conf.txt". In this new txt file paste the following and feel free to replace "user" and "pass" in the first two lines with anything you like. You will need to remember those for later.


After you have that file created and saved, we will save it again, but this time it will create the bitquark.conf that we need. File -> Save as.. Then under the 'Save as type' dropdown bar, choose All files (*.*). Name this "bitquark.conf" and save. You now have your bitquark.conf file and a txt version of it thats easier to read incase you forget your username or pass.

Alright bitquark is set up and ready to go, now we configure your miner. Extract the sgminer-5.0 zip to your desktop. Open the extracted folder and this is where we will create a .bat file that will control how the mining program knows what you are trying to mine.

Create a new text document again. My batch file looks something like this. You will be replacing the -u and -p with whatever you used in your bitquark.conf file that we created. The "-I 18 -g 1 -w 128" in my file is what works for me because im using a lowly 5850, but you will need to do some research and experimenting to figure out what works for your card.


Anyway, once you have that copied and edited to match your user and pass we will save it as a batch file. File -> Save as.. Then under the 'Save as type' dropdown bar, choose All files (*.*). Name this "BTQSOLO.bat" and save.

Now we start up the bitquark client and run BTQSOLO.bat. You should be mining. It might be a good idea to download MSI Afterburner to monitor your GPU temp / control fan speed. Its a bad idea to let your GPU run hotter than 70c. Well, the running temp is up for debate but i try not to let mine run hotter than 70c for long periods.

http://event.msi.com/vga/afterburner/download.htm

Oh i see, just taken off the home page. Oopsie.

www.cryptocoinank.com

No more bitquark..

Just registered like twenty minutes ago! haha

EDIT:
sgminer 5.0 still loads into 4.2.2 when i run it. Im using a radeon 5850.

I tried with and without "--difficulty-multiplier 256". I apparently still need it when using 5.0 otherwise it shows an outrageous hashrate for me.