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01coin is an innovative, cryptographically-secured digital asset ledger based on blockchain technology. Developed in
part from the core code behind Dash, 01coin includes many innovative enhancements.
01coin aims to become the most community-centric project in all of crypto. Born out of its own ashes when the
original development team mysteriously disappeared one month after the coin launched, it is now completely
managed and operated by the community. This includes a large and dedicated team of community moderators
always ready and willing to help new users. It also includes a strong principle of community governance: no decision
will be made unilaterally by a single individual or by an oligarchy of the few. Every step forward for 01coin will be
determined by community votes and masternode governance. As such, we dont know yet exactly what 01coin will
look like a year from now, but we do know it will look exactly like the coin you want it to be.
Do you want 01coin to be your go-to asset for the ultimate in private, secure and anonymous
transactions using features like PrivateSend Coin Mixing and ZeroCoin Minting? Vote for it and
make it so!
Do you want 01coin and its underlying blockchain ledger to form the basis for an asset-backed
decentralized exchange? Vote for it and make it so!
Do you want 01coin to be the foundation of a massive vendor network and payment gateway
by leveraging InstantSend technology? Vote for it and make it so!
Do you want 01coin to [fill in the blank]? Vote for it and make it so!
With 01coin, the future is in your hands.
Ticker symbol: ZOC
Proof of Work algorithm: NeoScrypt (ASIC-resistant)
Target block spacing: 150 seconds
Difficulty retargeted at every block using Dark Gravity Wave
Current block reward: 16.83 ZOC
Reward distribution: 50% miners / 50% masternodes
Block reward reduction: 8.3% per annum
Maximum total supply: 66 Million coins over 216 years
Block explorers: 01coin.io | CryptoCore | OpenChains
Market capitalization: coinmarketcap.com
Masternode stats: masternodes.online
Mining profitability: whattomine.com
  
The original 01coin developer retained a <1% premine of total supply upon coin launch of 650,000 coins. Notably,
only about 20,000 premine coins were ever spent in the form of masternodes sold at auction. Most of the premine
630,980 of it to be precise remained intact. This posed a risk to the 01coin network as it comprised roughly half
of the circulating supply at the time. As such, we have disabled transactions from the premine address, effectively
locking them up so they can never be spent. As a result, although this balance will appear in block explorers, it can
be considered as effectively removed from both the total supply and circulating supply of 01coin. You can see the
disabled premine address for yourself by clicking here.
Q: Will I get to keep my ZOC?
A: Yes, we are not doing a coinswap for ZOC, instead we are simply using the existing blockchain
with a few revisions to the code.
Q: What technical aspects of the coin are changing?
A: Outside of disabling the premine, there are no changes we will be making to the 01coin code that
affect user functionality. Eventually, we may have to change 01coins default port from 10000 to
10001. This is to make sure wallets do not interfere with webmin on certain systems. This change
will be announced well in advance of its implementation if and when it does occur. 01coin currently
supports IPv6 connections, but not for masternodes, so enabling IPv6-connected masternodes is
another potential change that could affect user functionality down the road.
Q: Will anything else change?
A: Everything not mentioned here will stay the same as it was for now. If you want something to
change, vote for it and make it so!
01coin boasts a large and dedicated community. Come join us today!
     
  
01coin is proud to be listed on some of the best cryptocurrency exchanges in the world: Graviex and Xeggex.
 
For help with mining 01coin, please join the community Discord server and visit the #mining channel. A 01coin
moderator or community member will be only too glad to assist you.
Recommended mining software for AMD video cards: Claymore
Recommended mining software for Nvidia video cards: CryptoDredge
Up-to-date list of validated mining pools (last updated May 10, 2024):
collective-b.net
MiningPoolFun
Please make sure to #SpreadTheHash!
For help with running a 01coin masternode, please join the community Discord server and visit the #masternodes
channel. A 01coin moderator or community member will be only too glad to assist you.
01coin Masternode Setup Guide: click here
VPS Services: We recommend 01VPS.net
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lolwut? You clearly have no idea what you're talking about. Thanks for coming out!
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Hey everybody!
If you are a 01coin supporter and you also happen to hold some Alqo... make sure to vote for 01coin in today's governance vote to get it added to Bitfineon!
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Hey everybody!
If you are a 01coin supporter and you also happen to hold some Alqo... make sure to vote for 01coin in today's governance vote to get it added to Bitfineon!
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Thanks for the info and feedback gents - it's appreciated. These are the answers I was expecting, but wanted to leave the door open to being pleasantly surprised. Anyway - thanks again. Cheers!
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Yeah - I hear ya. Still, I gotta ask.
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Hi there! I'm wondering if there is any available mechanism or process for requesting to be given access to an abandoned account? I'm wondering this on behalf of an abandoned altcoin that the community has taken over. We plan to Re-ANN the coin, but it would be way better just to correct and take over management of the existing ANN, thereby reducing the clutter on btctalk. Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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Since the convo (inevitably) has shifted to merit, why is Northern NOT on your list? That's the JAMiest of the JAM coins, bar none!
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Step up your game and prove you're not a JAM. Don't cry about it.
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Reserved for Canadian translation, eh?
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if any progress and new update is happening then pls update here because this coin has too many discords groups...
I can understand that. Here is the latest update, which I posted earlier today: We have all but one 01coin pools confirmed to be ready to support the new wallet upon release. And youpool.io says they are spinning up a new stratum for 01coin soon. We continue to be in discussion with both btc-alpha and GRAVIEX. We are about to start our testnet within the next 2-3 days so that we can begin testing the new wallet. So no date yet for the release, but we haven't yet deviated from the original plan - so everything looks to be on schedule so far.
I should also note that at least one person from the team is usually always available at any time of day on Discord, whereas we check this thread only once in a while. So if you want faster access to info and support, please join us on discord at... https://discord.gg/PShrdBM |
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Yes, thanks owenray - there is actually a whole lot happening with zoc right now! We will be launching a new ANN thread a day or two before the next wallet release, which will mark an exciting new beginning for the project and the community. So yes, please join us on the new Discord if you want to stay up-to-date with what's going on: https://discord.gg/PShrdBM |
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My Wallet (Windows) didn't sync anyway -- even im add node
addnode=128.199.62.128
addnode=159.65.24.219
addnode=188.166.91.38
addnode=174.138.10.244
Plz help
You should join us on Discord, where you can get even faster answers to your questions from the community. https://discord.gg/PShrdBMHaving said that, try using these addnodes instead: addnode=128.199.62.128
addnode=159.65.24.219
addnode=188.166.91.38
addnode=174.138.10.244
addnode=128.199.62.128
addnode=103.69.195.185:58848
addnode=13.56.174.183:10000
addnode=13.59.197.120:10000
addnode=144.202.17.171:10000
addnode=174.138.10.244:10000
addnode=185.224.249.58:45325
addnode=213.183.51.7:10000
addnode=45.32.6.178:34558
addnode=62.77.153.115:10000
addnode=79.165.207.31:57377
addnode=90.145.172.88:10000
addnode=90.156.157.28:10000 |
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The community takeover of ZeroOne Coin has begun! Please join us on our new discord server here: https://discord.gg/PShrdBMThe Mission and Vision of this new iteration of ZeroOne Coin is: "To create a transparent, community focused coin with an ideological standpoint. There will be no premine and no extra benefits for the original creators." |
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We released v1.2.2 of the wallet not too long ago. We're also working on a brand new custom built explorer as well as an official mobile wallet.
about 1.2.2 - it is strongly slows down on linux 16.04 x64  I cannot confirm this. Works fine for me on 5 separate nodes. |
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My friend and I are currently happy accumulating MAG in these cheap prices. People should learn to stop FOMOing. Don't buy the top. Anyway, this coin is very solid in its own terms. Anyone who is willing to sell their coins at a much lower price is well appreciated.  every time I want to ask - HOW COULD YOU RECOGNISE THAT COIN IS VERY SOLID? where did you get this info? I will simply quote from masternodes.online because they put it succinctly and elegantly: "ROI changes often and it not the most important factor. Please consider Dev Team - Community - PURPOSE/Platform - Liquidity - Wallet when making masternode purchases." |
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blockchain-man said it. Put your resources into what you consider to be good projects. If you think GoByte is a good project, then stay and shut up. If you don't then leave and shut up.
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Only Poloniex can answer your first question since it's in their hands now. As to your second question, Poloniex remains Riecoin's only exchange.
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Have you tried using ./build.sh? It's always best to use the recommended procedure first,
at least before reporting problems.
Unless you're using the legacy version (and you shouldn't with that CPU) you don't need CXXFLAGS.
As for the errors, pthreadGC2 is linked for Windows cross compile, I don't know why it's trying to
link it here. No one else has reported that problem and a lot of people use Ubuntu 16.04.
It should be just pthread.
Edit: I should note I didn't have to install anything special on Mint 18 (Ubuntu 16.04) for pthread.
Yes - sorry, I should have mentioned that I tried build.sh first and it results in the same error, hence the attempt to take it step by step. I might try giving the drive another clean wipe and fresh install and try again then. Thanks for your reply! |
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Any insights for how to resolve this compile error: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lpthreadGC2 This is a 4P Opteron 6278 box running Ubuntu 16.04. Did do: sudo apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libjansson-dev libgmp-dev automake
sudo ./autogen.sh
sudo CFLAGS="-O3 -march=native -Wall" CXXFLAGS="$CFLAGS -std=gnu++11" ./configure --with-curl
make Even tried: sudo apt-get install libevent-pthreads-2.0-5
sudo apt-get install libpthread-stubs0-dev ...to no avail. Any insight or assistance would be greatly appreciated! Cheers! |
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