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241  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [RESURRECTION] Taking Beecoin to the Hive, Bees Back Flying!New Client Update! on: April 11, 2014, 10:18:55 AM
I want blake256 with POS but I voted X11 with POS few days ago (because at that time, only X11 was having POS)

it happened the same... is it possible to change my vote?
Thank u!
242  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][BEE]BeeCoin - Launched/5 EXCHANGES on: April 02, 2014, 08:22:48 PM
I'm for changing the algo... i don't know what to say abt reward scaling and pos... abt this u have more competences than me to take a good decision...
Thank you!
243  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][BEE]BeeCoin - Launched/5 EXCHANGES on: April 01, 2014, 08:03:20 AM
Let us know the procedure to swap and to transfer all our bees from the old wallet to the new one.
Thank u once again for ur precious work!
244  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: (Unofficial) [ANN] Litecoin [LTC] to X11 algorithm hardfork on: March 31, 2014, 03:43:49 PM
Why buy asics if mining with them isn't profitable unless you're the manufacturer smart ass?

I won't bother posting anymore, people in here need to get an MRI scan.

This. The only people who make any real money off ASICs are the manufacturers of them. By the time they sell them on to the public they're practically worthless.

"ASICs put power in the hands of the little guy!" LOL, there's one born every minute.

That $400 S1 Antminer will never pay for itself. Neither will the Titan when KnC have finished mining with it and flog it on to you suckers. For people in the money game it's amazing how many of you can't do simple math.

Ahahahah! EXACTLY!!!
245  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: (Unofficial) [ANN] Litecoin [LTC] to X11 algorithm hardfork on: March 31, 2014, 03:28:11 PM
Why buy asics if mining with them isn't profitable unless you're the manufacturer smart ass?

I won't bother posting anymore, people in here need to get an MRI scan.

Perfectly agree with you... but lot of people have big problems... and will go on to think that asics means more hashpower for less energy, more coins with less fatigue... what to do? let them to think what they want... to spend their money and to realise after 2 months their hashpower is already shit and they didn't pay back the investment yet... not last they could use their asics as hi-tech ornament...
246  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: (Unofficial) [ANN] Litecoin [LTC] to X11 algorithm hardfork on: March 30, 2014, 07:59:40 PM
Why would I build another GPU rig for $2200 when i can get a Script Asic miner that hashes 3 times as much with less power and costs me less than $400?

The low cost high efficiency Asic machines make it even easier for everyone to mine litecoin for much less than using GPUs. So they should help to maintain decentralization. Basically anyone get > 8 MHS for $0.04 per kHs and use a ton less electricity than GPUs.

I might even give away my GPUs just to replace them with 30 Fibonacci recursions per GPU on my mining rig. Way cheaper way to get great hashing power on one rig and at a much lower price per kHs. I just can't see how that will decrease decentralization. Everyone can do the same without buying a KNC Titan.

Just because it's not a fair market... Somebody, maybe who developed these Asic, is already using them... with such huge scrypt firepower they are collecting scrypt coins like nuts!.. Just some months for them to collect lot of coins witn a not fair hardware equipment... Who bought them in preorder gave the money long time ago... and they will receive asic when it will be late and the producers already squeezed out the most precious juice from scrypt coins... Good business is to have money in advance, to use now these asic and to dispatch them out with a high delay! Too easy and too unfair for me! and again... once these asic will finally be in stock they will already have a 2nd generation ready to mine for them w your money again at a higher and higher hashrate...
If the team will think it's better to change the algo then i'm for it!
Long life to the GPUs mining rigs!
247  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][BEE]BeeCoin - Launched/5 EXCHANGES on: March 30, 2014, 03:40:17 PM
I'm asking once again. Can new devs tell me how many coins have been mined already?


The block average is 100k right now... however it drops in a day or two to 50k.... so right now i think we have 96000 roughly so 9.6Billion mined so far.  

The amazing thing about this is that i only see 300M for sale?? can you imagine that fact?  so somehow every single miner is holding their coins. Nobody is selling.


Also there is no need to PM me if you think beecoin should go x11... it is best to discuss your reasons why you think it should go x11 or if you have reasons why it should not go x11 please put them on this thread too so we can evaluate fully the best way to go.

So far we just have 2 comments both are in favour of switching to x11.

How easy will it be to switch to x11?

- Is it risky?
- Does it require too much technical skill?
- Is the switch-over an expensive process, requiring special hardware?



It can be done in a non risky way....  see how adt1 swapped to adt2.... we are lucky because beecoin has transaction messages so the swap over can be done by a script. With a working block explorer you can see perfectly how it works and only swap a little bit over at a time. This method is basically fool proof.

Soopy said they may be another way to do it without even doing that.

I'm sure soopy has the technical skills.

No special hardware at all.  It can be as simple as forking dark or haro or any x11 coin and swapping coins over to that chain.

For example if we were all ready to swap now.... you make a copy of one of those and make the first block 10Billion which is premined. Then we start mining that chain as normal.  Then we swap over our beecoins we have now to the new beecoins on the new x11 chain.

With adt1 to adt2 you simply put your new adt2 address in the transaction message part, then send to a swap over address made by the dev. The dev has a script running that reads the transaction message and send the recieved coins you send the change over address to your new adt2 address.


Beecoin needs to swap to x11 asap. I see already a few members that are not usually known for having huge hash power already showing on pools they have over 600MH  each..... this means from somewhere they already NOW have huge powerful scrypt asics.  Beecoin will remain vulnerable and also these people could essential take most of the new coins easily with no cost to themselve in terms of electricity.

Scrypt coins are now finished in my opinion. If these huge powerful asics were available to everyone now then maybe not too bad, but since now just a few people have managed to get their hands on HUGE scrypt firepower months before everyone else there is a big issue. Scrypt is in big trouble.

Cryptohunter, i perfectly agree w you... but i would also like to be so sure abt the future of scrypt like u!
U see, asics didn't kill bitcoin... but at the same time i cannot say what it would be without them... if better or worse...
On the other way i can say for sure these expensive asics cut out all gpu miners...
Even at now it's not possible to buy a decent profitable hashrate asic miner for a decent price...
It seems an endless run for higher and higher hashrate expensive devices that only very few and rich people can afford and then squeeze out good juice from bitcoins and others...
Cryptocurrencies should be done for all people... but once again seems only few rich ones can take out advantages from them.
I invested a lot of money for my 20 GPUs and most of all i invested a lot of time in skills and knowledges on how to design and assembly "state of the art" GPU rigs, how to tune them and how to run them safely and stable for long time... OMG how many times i hit my head to wall looking how to jump out from so many troubles! Like i remember somebody wrote somewhere, a GPU miming rig is not plug&play and who thinks so is going to have very bad time!
Now i don't want to replace my rigs (even if so inefficient) for these scrypt asics for 2 reasons: 1- i don't want to give out gpus that can dig out any pow algo coin for just scrypt capable devices... and 2- i don't know abt the future of scrypt...
I think all GPUs rig owners will tune their gpus to other algorithms and i hope the market will follow them... because they are the mass... and the mass usually creates the market...
I think i'll try to resist and i'll keep alive my rigs a bit more to ustand what it will be in the cryptocurrency context...
So i'm inclined with u if u'll decide to swap this coin for another algo...
Just let us know what and how to do...
Thank you very much for evthing u are doing to help this BeeCoin to take off!
248  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][BEE]BeeCoin - Launched/5 EXCHANGES on: March 30, 2014, 02:02:06 PM
Please forgive me for my ignorance... but what is x11?
Sounds to be a new PoW algorithm but i couldn't find anything specific abt it...
Is it designed to cut-out coming-soon asic scrypt miners?
Can u link me some technical explanation abt it?
Thank u in advance...

Forward your question to "cryptohunter" with a PM, or just read through page 82 of this thread, the messages posted by "cryptohunter".

Thank you... as far as i understood in case of x11 swap it will be necessary to transfer somehow all the beecoins form the actual wallet to the new one... or something like this... i'll stay tuned here to ustand when and how to do it...
Thank u!
249  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][BEE]BeeCoin - Launched/5 EXCHANGES on: March 30, 2014, 01:49:11 PM
Please forgive me for my ignorance... but what is x11?
Sounds to be a new PoW algorithm but i couldn't find anything specific abt it...
Is it designed to cut-out coming-soon asic scrypt miners?
Can u link me some technical explanation abt it?
Thank u in advance...
250  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][SLR] SolarCoin - PoW reward for solar energy | the GREEN KING of Crypto on: March 30, 2014, 01:34:27 PM
I just posted this on solarcoin.org board

250mhz


That is the rate the new machines commit out will mine 250mhz. Think of it like this my current setup is 1mhz and I get about 400 solarcoins a day mining.

Now this one machine comming out in a few months will be like having 250 of my setups in one persons hands And there is thousands Of these shipping soon. Just 2 of these machine would match our current network.

We need to protect solarcoin ASAP anyone with evil intentions could fork solarcoin etc (big oil) for conspiracy people

Please take this seriously and keep us updated every step of the way.

Thanks !

What do you mean with 250mhz?
Are you talking abt asisc scrypt miners?
Where did you post on solarcoin board abt it?.. i couldn't find it...
Thank you.
251  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [RE-ANN] ★CHE RevolutionCoin★ FIGHT COIN LAUNCH FAILS-Join the Revolution No on: March 18, 2014, 02:33:18 PM
I cannot ustand... block 7 means it happened in the very beginning...
How is it possible nobody could notice it??!
3500000 on 8648640 coins means a bit more than 40% of all coins in one transaction... looks incredible!
252  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [RE-ANN] ★CHE RevolutionCoin★ FIGHT COIN LAUNCH FAILS-Join on: March 18, 2014, 01:12:51 PM
I don't know...
Maybe the Devs used them for the initial GiveAway? But 3500000 seems a bit a lot for it!
But are they (the devs) still alive here?
253  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: [GUIDE] How to rent your rig on LEASERIG.NET - Scrypt & SHA256 on: February 27, 2014, 04:00:11 PM
I'm a newbie here trying to config my miner to work with leaserig.
Everything seems clear and almost the whole config is done but i have one question.
I'm actually mining rotating over 4 pools every 2 hours and i would like to keep this config even with leaserig.
Is it possible to configure the sgminer to rotate over 4 pools only when the miner is not for renting?
I mean:
1) sgminer starts with my actual rotate pools config
2) sgminer switches to mine for the customer's pool in case of renting
3) sgminer switches back in my rotate config at the end of the rental period.
What do you think, is it possible? If yes where to put the configuration?
Rotation option in command line and the pools in sgminer.config?
Thanks for your precious help!
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