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It is nice to see you guys take your time on this.
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I'm done mining this, ocminer's suprnova pool is too big. Just checked the shift console and scrolled through too many orphaned blocks.
I see you were going to shut down the pool but changed your mind ocminer. Maybe you could just boot off the people with enough hashrate to mine solo?
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Im flawless with what i write and people who will follow me, will make money.
AGAIN, you have NOT made people money. You have merely told people coins were dead AFTER they already started dumping. That is pure fact. You are just stating the obvious and claiming you're helping people. Whats obvious for You may not be obvious to others  I assure you i get decent PMs with loads of "thank you" and such. Time for new tip soon - as soon as this thread gets bumped by somebody Proof please edit: haha great "tip" below |
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Can you provide more details regarding this update? Is it a hard fork? If so, when, now? How/when will the block target change to 25 seconds happen?
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Isn't the point of bitcoin (micro or whole) anonymity? Now we need a hardware dongle to make it more anonymous?
Anonymity is a useful trait but it's not the point of bitcoin, nor is bitcoin anonymous. |
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Apparently being vague and boldly selling a product that is pointless enough to simply confuse people about why it exists is a valid marketing and business strategy in the Bitcoin world. Congrats on this innovation, 21 inc.
Because we need a $400 Raspberry Pi and micro miner to make a bitcoin funded billboard that takes bitcoins and plays videos, or something!
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I don't give a fuck. Lay off the crack.
Weird post! You should support anybody who is attempting to incorporate bitcoin into their business. This thread is weird. It's about an unnamed/unspecified supplement (probably crack) that may or may not be endorsed by some no name athletes. Namedropping established businesses (as if it lends credibility to whatever this unspecified crack supplement is), but oh, they've only spoken to them. Any deals? Thought so. What does this have to do with bitcoin? |
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Any explanation for the exchange being down right now?
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main problem: people dont understand the vision of that company.
[ ] This is the fault of the (non) customers for being too stupid (or just not psychic enough) [ ] This is the fault of the company for not communicating its vision effectively. Needs more info i'll agree but it is preorders and I think this initial round is very developer centric and test bed while they fine tune a more cut down device.. I guess consider it like an occulus rift dev kit? It was and is easy to understand the vision of OR. 21inc. project involves a whole new paradigm of machine-to-machine value transfer and integration into IoT. Now you might think IoT is a gimmick (I did for awhile) but what 21inc. is trying to do brings a whole new aspect to it. What OR was/is doing was nothing particularly groundbreaking. The execution is but the vision is something people had envisioned for a long, long time. Your shilling couldn't be any more obvious. "Whole new paradigm" HA! |
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Can anyone a little more familiar with geth tell me why I'm occasionally getting repeating messages of "2856 chain_manager.go:661] imported 0 block(s) (1 queued 0 ignored) including 0 txs in 9.93684ms. #96338"
Why would it take so long to import these blocks, why are they queued?
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I don't give a fuck. Lay off the crack.
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This thing is a joke. All I see is discussion of its technical merits or lack thereof, but the real question is why are they making it? I think they are trying to keep investors happy and prove they're not producing vapor.
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I vote block target time: 30 seconds
Half-way between Ethereum and Shift's very quick ~15 seconds and Expanse's relatively slow 60 seconds.
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Hello gents. Please don't take this as FUD. Show of hands, how many people are in the hole on their investment in this project? I'm not invested in this project yet as I'm trying to figure out what exactly its' purpose is and where the value will come from. I am aware of Frankocoin which has been around for a long time and I know that defaced has been involved in the cryptosphere for a long time, so it's obvious that he's a decent developer with a reputation for coming through. But just forking Ethereum, changing hashing algorithms, and increasing the block time isn't necessarily innovation and doesn't really warrant a premine. Although I'm glad their identities are public as that adds a LOT of trust. Right now, I'm thinking 45k satoshis is fair value in the short term. Has anyone done any blockchain analysis to see where pre-mined coins have gone so far? https://i.imgur.com/ZImrPbZ.pngThe price got whipped up into a frenzy when it hit Poloniex. It's still at a pretty good price (if you're looking to sell) all things considered. I think only people who have bought EXP after it hit Poloniex are in the hole. It was cheap to buy from Bleutrade to Bittrex and it was easy to mine from the launch until Poloniex. |
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Is average block time presented at http://stats.expanse.tech/ an average of the last XXX blocks? Or is it an average of all blocks found including the ones at low difficulty when Expanse launched? |
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I think a nice even 10 tokens would be nice for a block reward. But remember you can do anything with it, it doesn't have to be low like Ethereum/Shift/Expanse. Of course you don't want it too high for traders' sake. If it can't be reliably traded in the BTC satoshi range it's not good  I'd like to see the networks' specs in the OP. Block target time, block reward, etc. As for a premine, as long as it's responsibly given to people developing services as a reward I think it's ok to do that. Services like block explorers are valuable and should be rewarded. |
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