But the new wallet and coin - miners is consistent, which ore pool should I choose?
Oh... I'm sorry. I didn't understand your question. If those agree then it's totally up to you. |
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This is why I said the front page of MP was in error. The seed node is sync'ing against Minerpools. If coin-miners disagrees then they have a problem. |
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Dev，minerpools is on the right chain?
Absolutely. We've repeatedly sync'd the seed node against it. |
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The message on the front page of MinerPools is incorrect.
The seed node has them as an addnode and when the seed node was updated we deleted the peers.dat to rediscover the network through them.
Edit to add: if they are seeing something we are not then let's compare notes and see what's up.
Can you answer what im asking.Why was the fork with the most miners on it and would stand to lose the most coins not consider the right fork.Just want to know the reasoning for this.It makes no sense. The right fork was the one Bryce and friends were on  I'll be happy to start moderating the thread if you are unable to read it. That's clearly not the case. The network suffered some rocking and rolling today and is attempting to correct. It was designed to work that way. The assumption is always that someone is trying to screw over the community because that is what has happened since this forum first went online. The assumption being made specifically in this case is that we're somehow trying to screw over the community as opposed to resolving a technical problem for the long term. I simply expect such comments like this will continue forever, so it is only on rare occasions like this one that I bother to respond. You shouldn't have, it was simply a joke. Notice the winky face? Don't be so defensive, it almost makes it seem as though you have something to feel guilty of Also, you can't start moderating this thread... you made it unmoderated, you would have to make another. Are you new here ? Hahaha.. fair enough. It's been a long day, as you can imagine. Meanwhile, the seed node has been corrected. I repeated the exercise of deleting the peers (and blockchain database) and explored the network through MinerPools. |
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The message on the front page of MinerPools is incorrect.
The seed node has them as an addnode and when the seed node was updated we deleted the peers.dat to rediscover the network through them.
Edit to add: if they are seeing something we are not then let's compare notes and see what's up.
Can you answer what im asking.Why was the fork with the most miners on it and would stand to lose the most coins not consider the right fork.Just want to know the reasoning for this.It makes no sense. The right fork was the one Bryce and friends were on I'll be happy to start moderating the thread if you are unable to read it. That's clearly not the case. The network suffered some rocking and rolling today and is attempting to correct. It was designed to work that way. The assumption is always that someone is trying to screw over the community because that is what has happened since this forum first went online. The assumption being made specifically in this case is that we're somehow trying to screw over the community as opposed to resolving a technical problem for the long term. I simply expect such comments like this will continue forever, so it is only on rare occasions like this one that I bother to respond. |
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Sorry for a noop questions: I clicked the link to download the latest wallet from the OP but after downloading Chrome gave an alarm about malicious softwares and deleted it. Why that? Is there anyone experience the same issue?
Thanks!
The link is on Dropbox. If that's a problem I can post it somewhere else. Yes, can you post it somewhere else for us? BTW, Minerpools and Coin-miners now reflect the same Net Hashrate. Can you confirm that they are mining on the same official fork ? Thanks! They are. The seed node is indeed misbehaving. I'm going to correct it now. It was still receiving bad blocks from somewhere and was rebroadcasting them. |
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Sorry for a noop questions: I clicked the link to download the latest wallet from the OP but after downloading Chrome gave an alarm about malicious softwares and deleted it. Why that? Is there anyone experience the same issue?
Thanks!
The link is on Dropbox. If that's a problem I can post it somewhere else. |
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The message on the front page of MinerPools is incorrect.
The seed node has them as an addnode and when the seed node was updated we deleted the peers.dat to rediscover the network through them.
Edit to add: if they are seeing something we are not then let's compare notes and see what's up.
Can you answer what im asking.Why was the fork with the most miners on it and would stand to lose the most coins not consider the right fork.Just want to know the reasoning for this.It makes no sense. MinerPools reached out to me via PM. I gave them my email address. I'd like to get to the bottom of it as much as anyone else would given how we attempted to resolve the issue. |
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The message on the front page of MinerPools is incorrect.
The seed node has them as an addnode and when the seed node was updated we deleted the peers.dat to rediscover the network through them.
Edit to add: if they are seeing something we are not then let's compare notes and see what's up.
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Thank you for your patience. If we haven't been posting it's because we're working to resolve the issues.
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Windows, Mac and GitHub updated. Please update your wallets and the fork will automatically correct itself. For updated wallets, please find them on the links in the OP.
No pool was ever removed from the OP, though some may not have been added just yet.
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SetBestChain: new best=a9c108a21bfbc5f5ac20 height=2128 trust=97973149357182514750 blocktrust=1048577 date=09/27/14 18:10:42
Stake checkpoint: 92a107bc
ProcessBlock: ACCEPTED
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If a pool is on the wrong fork, please update your source code and it will automatically correct itself.
But which is the current block? (right fork) main node doesn't seem to be connecting now... even c-cex is on another block. Edit: updating to the updated source.... The network has centralized checkpointing similar to Peercoin. I'm looking into why it forked at all, however going forward it should resolve itself. |
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If a pool is on the wrong fork, please update your source code and it will automatically correct itself.
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Just curious, Why SHA?
Check out the price of bitcoin vs the difficulty. Mining bitcoin is not very cost effective right now and given the parabolic rate of increase in mining difficulty that may be for quite some time. Lots of miners need to pay for electricity and don't have time or money to sit around and wait for the price to maybe hopefully some day go up. |
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wallet no working on my windows 7 / 64
Post your debug.log please. |
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Yea, yea intended use case which isn't finished yet and will probably take a year to complete.  I'm reading. This is all very relevant to GHC Obviously not. The use case is being developed by Gamerholic LLC of Harlem, New York. They are an established, funded company which contracted Blocktech to launch a coin specifically designed for their business. That's in the OP. Whoops. |
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This thread is for GHC.
If you'd like to discuss my other projects you can find me in #CoinMarkets on Altcoinweb(dot)com IRC.
I would really not like to have to moderate this thread, but searching BCT for my name will give you all the FUD you could ever want.
Kindly stick to the topic of the coin from this point further.
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Facebook and Baba might as well be a flat line compared to the percentages your coins have lost. Most if not all of your coins have higher percent loses than Bitcoin or LTC "I do not dump" Yea, you "pop" and "trade wisely" "I don't really think it is always wise or prudent to say everything that is in progress before it is finished." I guess you learned that the hard way with the MYR fiasco, RZRoad, NAUT POS and others.  You're still missing the point (and not actually reading what I wrote), but that's okay. Keep watching. |
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But Bryce, you've stated many times that coins die because they have a shitty economic model, and have implied that yours are different. Yet they are all dead or dying.
Just because you have a securities license doesn't mean you're infallible
I'm not infallible and I am still studying for the series 65. Blocktech Financial LLC has been registered w/ FinCEN as a MSB and the IARD is being filed with FINRA. We're also looking at possibly FINTRAC, as well. I'm just being very clear about what you had stated. Not mad.  That being said, not every currency is designed to be like bitcoin. The strange economic models that I design are due to the intended use case, the majority of which are still in development. I don't really think it is always wise or prudent to say everything that is in progress before it is finished. Counting chickens before they are hatched and all that. |
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