Latest posts of: fartbags

I was worried dedicatedpool wasn't even going to find a block.

Quote from: thenite0wl on July 11, 2014, 09:51:55 PM

that was nice, but i didn't even get 1 coin out of it.

I have over 3 now.

dedicated pool is finding all of the blocks!

Quote from: flapflap on July 11, 2014, 09:49:52 PM

Quote from: fartbags on July 11, 2014, 09:41:41 PM

is anyone gambling and trying to solomine this right now?

Don't waste your hash, no significant exchange will ever list this coin unless they have a direct chat with the dev. He seems to have vanished. I wasted 2 days of mining on a coin that will never have any value, I'd encourage you to move on to something that you may profit from.

It is pretty standard for coins to lay low while in the short POW phase.

Tomorrow there will probably be news of exchanges listing this coin.

dedicatedpool found 2 of the first 3!

is anyone gambling and trying to solomine this right now?

hopefully the difficulty doesn't go to 2000 in a few mins.

Mining is over.

I wonder if anything will happen with this coin.

The new website is so sexy.

Miners also do not want to sell any of their coins. If people sell me a bunch of coins at 1 satoshi I might do something with this coin.

XST and ROX are both disabled today on bittrex also.

Quote from: aws on July 09, 2014, 11:25:25 PM

here is the information about POS:

https://blog.ethereum.org/2014/07/05/stake/

I read this and to summarize what I understood about POS:
- each hemp coin = a draw in the lottery;
- coins in a closed wallet/paper wallet do not generate POS and can not win the lottery.
- win the lottery = give some sort of authority to the validity of the block chain through POS.

attacks/forks can happen when more than 51% of "active" coins are owned by one person.

It looks like it is in the hemp coins (and all other POS coins) best interest not to leave large amounts of the coin stored in one location and for users to leave their wallet open with all of their coins in the wallet.

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The dev is working on a "checkpointed wallet". I can't find much info about what this is online. Not many coins have a checkpointed wallet. This will make the hemp coin one of the most secure cryptocoins once the new checkpointed wallet is implemented.

Great news to hear that bittrex has ASCE on it's shortlist of 3 coins to add.

ICB is no longer the first NIST5 POW/POS coin.

Sorry but it looks like "N5coin | NIST5 PoW+PoS Hybrid" beat you to it.

N5coin has 400 mining difficulty. Good job for them.

Quote from: HempCoin on July 09, 2014, 08:32:57 PM

Currently working on a complete check pointed wallet with extra check nodes. While recompiling we are spending a little time to try a coin control wallet again.

We are on it. Thanks for all your feedback. Update soon.

Thanks for being so active dev. It is nice to see.

Quote from: kryptologist on July 09, 2014, 05:34:36 PM

I still think scrypt has been a poor choice. All it has done is allowed ASIC's to dump daily to keep the price down (which I guess is good if you are accumulating) and leads to 51% attacks. GPUs can't mine scrypt in the summer. Please remind me what the benefits are?

The dev told me that switching from scrypt is not an option as of today. All the hashes are in scrypt so you can not remove scrypt. The only option that is maybe possible is to become a scrypt & x11 mined coin.

Should we just end the POW and turn this into a POS only coin? Would that stop this difficulty fluctuation problem?

This is getting annoying.

No one is buying any of this coin. Looks like a massive flop. How can you claim there is a large amount interest in this coin?

Maybe try dropping the initial ICO price down to 80 satoshi.

hahaha your funny.

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