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Uh.... IXC ... 11 cents... 7 Peta Hash rate network (Yes, translation .... 7,000 tera hashes) 17 million coins only.... not 100 million, 100 billion lie some of the coins you list. Been around since early 2011... not like most of your coins listed that is just a couple of months or days old. Who the hell are you kidding?  ? |
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Knc is already selling 3 Thash/s for $10k shipping Q2 with efficient hash/power, so let's hope that Bitmine will outperform  Looks like the Cointerras are now hashing! Anyone explain why the hash rate just double overnight? Is it HashFast? Cointerra or Bitmine causing the spike. Or is all 3 together? KNC is going to be late in the game if they are talking Q2. HashFast are already shipping. Cointerra has demoed a full working system. Bitmine has demoed working ASICs. There will be a flood this February! |
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The actual lack of knowledge in this post sickens me. Did you do any research... at all? It sure doesn't seem like it.
1.) It isn't a D-Link board.
2.) These are NOT HEX16A boards. At all. Unless the 80GHash models are that gimped.
3.) Not sure about the 80GHash, but the 128 has decent airflow right out of the box. I still prefer open air cooling solutions, but that's irrelevant.
4.) You should have no problems at all setting it up with a Raspberry Pi, so long as you keep a power supply attached to it. I did so in order to test a board that was originally thought to be faulty.
5.) It shouldn't crash every hour. I noticed that the boards reset every so often, but it never takes long enough to even make a dent in the hash rate. You might want to take a closer look to see if something bad may be happening.
I guess I'm wrong then. The software the comes on with the miner says: "HEX16A | OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r38818 | Load: 0.48 0.42 0.21", hence my confusion. The board itself has "TECHNOBIT" printed on them. Maybe I don't remember correctly that I was told by Josh it was a D-Link board. And I have the latest version of Minepeon and it does not recognize these boards. I need to do more research and homework, sorry. The firmware is for all technobit boards. If you watch when cgminer comes up (I use putty to ssh in, then screen -r at the command prompt) you'll see it load up as the correct board. I learned this by farting around with it. It is a bit confusing. Mine worked perfectly right out of the box. Surprisingly, it hashes a bit better undervolted than at default, but aside from that, no trouble at all. I'm going to try a few pools over the next few days. I think I'm going to put it on BTCGuild while I'm gone (assuming the baby don't come today, She'll be induced tomorrow evening) and then Slush and Bitminter. I'll post which give me better results, if any, in the review thread. It's a TP-link board. Can't recall the model number of the top of my head, but it's listed on Technobit's website. Both Martin and Jim (Technobit and AMT, respectively) have said it will work with an Rpi, but I think you have to get a firmware image from Technobit's download section. I don't currently have one, so I can't test that theory. Good luck, and happy hashing! EDIT: Cgminer shows the boards as HEXb 0 and HEXb 1. It is a custom version of Cgminer, which is probably why Minepeon don't see it. There is some discussion of that on the Technobit threads, but I have yet to find any decent docs. I've asked Martin about that. Once I have a bit more time and sanity, maybe I can write up a guide. So are you saying it is 100% technobit? This definitely is a good sign for the Bitmine.ch delivery. I don't want AMT to be reinventing the wheel. If Bitmine.ch logic board, software and chips, ship them pronto! Don't re-invent the wheel! |
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I have thrown some IXC into the donation pot in recognition of Vlad's sacrifice.  Thanks! Dev status report. Making very good progress creating the Native Colored Coin spec. We call this Native User Defined Currencies (NUDC), to differentiate this from the conventional Colored Coin specification. I've updated the website with some preliminary information: http://www.ixcoin.co/?page_id=138In addition the Smart Contracts stuff is looking pretty impressive. Will put the Mastercoin folks is shock and awe. |
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IXCoin just surpassed 9 Peta Hashes, higher than Devcoin (for now) and catching up to the coin that died: NameCoin. Once at number 2, iXCoin should be obviously the silver to Bitcoin's gold.
I would not call Namecoin dead. NameCoin = Platinum http://www.legitcoinage.com/?p=90IXC may be more like Paladium (Less rare than Gold, but with more useful properties) DVC would be more like Copper |
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iXcoin Hash Rate is now 7,274,231.0800
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Can someone tell me how iXcoin's difficulty is consistently much lower than devcoin's while the network hash rate is usually right up there with Devcoin's and sometimes even higher?
IXcoin's difficulty should then be as high as Devcoin's, if not even higher and that's simply not the case. I just checked Vircurex and right now ixCoin has a difficulty which is half of Devcoin's (6 PH VS 11 PH). I'm sure this will fluctuate but overall that's been the trend.
The only thing I can think of is outright manipulation to keep iXcoin's difficulty as low as possible. But to do this would mean controlling a large portion of the asics currently mining iXCoin. And this would also explain why the network hash rate for iXcoin fluctuates so immensely compared to say, NameCoin or Bitcoin.
Am I missing something here or is someone manipulating the network to mine as much iXcoin as possible and it's going undetected cause nobody really cares about this coin.
It is instructive to look at how difficulty changes over time. You can see this at www.coinwarz.com check on SHA-256 box. Anyway, at the bottom of the list you find NMC, IXC and DVC. You will notice that the difficulty graph looks different for each coin. That is because the algorithm to calculate difficulty is actually different for each coin. NMC is identical to Bitcoin. IXC has a different calculation and DVC appears to have a faster correction algorithm. So IXC is actually different in code from Bitcoin in two main aspects (1) merge mine and (2) difficulty calculation. |
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Watch out for iX everyone. Keep up the good work friction, when will we see an update for the windows client?
ETA Next week for Windows client. |
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Clearly, there isn't enough MSC liquidity to support the price.
Compare these two coins:
5 Namecoin $ 49,150,912 $ 6.34 7,758,492 NMC $ 1,921,747 -2.20 %
6 MasterCoin $ 45,917,394 $ 81.53 563,162 MSC* $ 66,636 -30.26 %
Namecoin has traded over 2 million USD in one day. Mastercoin can barely handle 66K USD in one day.
The difference between a 100% pre-mined coin and a conventional alt-coin is that the former isn't used to constant selling.
Conventional alt-coins always have sellers in the form of miners, so the price is usually very close to equilibrium as compared to a coin like MSC.
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Regarding the case: What I would like to see (with the 1.2 th/s rig) is a shell that encases the system for shipping, but that can be easily removed when the unit is placed in a safe place for operating. Once removed the chips are open to the air and a fan can be used to evacuate the warm air from around the rig. This makes for a happy operating rig. Forget the fancy shell, as long as it hashes, that's all that matters.
+1 Let AMT know this! We don't care about a case... we just want one just to protect it while shipping! |
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Folks!
Plan on making a major push this weekend.
(1) Press Release should be ready by the weekend, to be published on the Monday following.
(2) Website should be update with 'Native Colored Coin' support.
Notice that the 2nd Generation coins, MasterCoin, NXT and Protoshares have been crashing. People are beginning to realize that what they own is vaporware and all they can do with these coins right now is the same as what you can do with any other alt-coin. In short, they can't define their own user defined currencies.
So all that money that has been invested:
6 MasterCoin $ 47,139,786 $ 83.71 563,162 MSC* $ 52,315 -36.01 %
7 Nxt $ 34,343,587 $ 0.034 999,997,986 NXT* $ 85,581 -20.03 %
9 ProtoShares $ 15,934,700 $ 12.07 1,319,820 PTS $ 32,502 -14.98 %
is going to start flowing to the only real alternative.... iXcoin.
Notice, how iXcoin has kept its value while these coins are crashing.
This weekend looks like the primetime to make a push to .0003
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@Friction,
Coins sent.
Excellent... okay let's start working to get that press release out! |
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I really don't even care they put it in a case.
Most folks always take the case off anyway and run it open!
If they sold a cheaper version without a case, then I would buy that one.
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Friction,
Myself and others here have serious suspicion that you're actually Thomas or at least closely associated with him.
This suspicion makes it extremely difficult to pitch in any meaningful amount of coins. I honestly feel like I'm getting played, like you're sitting on a large pile of [free] coins while fooling the sheep here to give you another pile.
Cause it's hard for me to believe you're working this hard for a few thousand coins. Let's get serious, you're a smart talented guy, that's just not possible.
So what's your deal bro? Seriously, I've had a lot of guys PM me with feelings of suspicion that you're non-other than Thomas. Regardless, I truly appreciate your help but when I think of giving you coins, especially a large amount it just hurts cause I feel like I'm getting played.
If I was Thomas, I would have access to the ixcoin.org website. Also, I would have access to the github account. However, I do not, that is why I have ixcoin.co and another github account. The Thomas character also was not able to update the code himself, that is why he asked for volunteers. I volunteered, unfortunately, he hasn't shown up to pay any bounties. I don't have a lot of coins and therefore am always trying to solicit what ever I can. It has not been much (i.e. 10,000 IXC) , but enough to pay the bills. Give me your effing Cryptsy tradekey. Send your donation to the address on the www.ixcoi.co website. IXC: xm7RZfDQyiYqFQZ6Q9ZgtSkX9e8uBJ3SLY |
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Friction,
Myself and others here have serious suspicion that you're actually Thomas or at least closely associated with him.
This suspicion makes it extremely difficult to pitch in any meaningful amount of coins. I honestly feel like I'm getting played, like you're sitting on a large pile of [free] coins while fooling the sheep here to give you another pile.
Cause it's hard for me to believe you're working this hard for a few thousand coins. Let's get serious, you're a smart talented guy, that's just not possible.
So what's your deal bro? Seriously, I've had a lot of guys PM me with feelings of suspicion that you're non-other than Thomas. Regardless, I truly appreciate your help but when I think of giving you coins, especially a large amount it just hurts cause I feel like I'm getting played.
If I was Thomas, I would have access to the ixcoin.org website. Also, I would have access to the github account. However, I do not, that is why I have ixcoin.co and another github account. The Thomas character also was not able to update the code himself, that is why he asked for volunteers. I volunteered, unfortunately, he hasn't shown up to pay any bounties. I don't have a lot of coins and therefore am always trying to solicit what ever I can. It has not been much (i.e. 10,000 IXC) , but enough to pay the bills. |
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I checked the crontab of a default install for the latest image they're serving from their website. I can confirm that runs the owner's donation script for 15 minutes at 3 AM.
This is the script that runs:
#!/bin/sh
export GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=100
export GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS=1
sleep 10s
mine stop
sleep 10s
screen -d -m -S cgminer /opt/miners/cgminer/cgminer -c /home/.donate.conf
sleep 15m
clear
sleep 10s
killall cgminer
sleep 10s
mine start
sleep 10
Oh! |
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I could probably add encryption to the wallet.
How difficult would that be and how much would you expect. As of right now I only have total commitments for 15,000 ixCoin. It's sad to have to pay for this ourselves when there is a premine sitting there, supposedly allocated for such works. We would all really appreciate encryption. I don't care much about the other upgrades, but encryption is absolutely necessary. My 15,000 IXC promise looks pretty clear to me. Total commitments. Tazman was one of those commitments for 10,000 IXC. I have 600,000 iXcoins cause I risked a lot while being called insane. They were not mined for free and they were not a gift. What am I, stupid, to pay for development that some asshole stole the coins for? Who here doesn't have dollars to give? What's stopping you? Oh, you earned those dollars? No shit, you're asking me to pay with my savings cause some asshole stole the fridge. That's not gonna happen. Everyone pitches in with their talents. I can't program but I put in thousands of hours into iXcoin and gave away plenty of free coins to attract people. That was my talent and I did it willingly. If you can program then program, if you can market the market but don't expect me to pay you to act in your best self interest. If you stand to gain nothing from iXcoin then don't do anything. If you stand to gain a lot then Do what you see fit - but don't act like you're doing it for me because you're not. I do my part and I do it for me. I brought in 5 new investors in my first 24 hours back. That's a big deal and I don't expect any of you to pay me for it. Like I said, if ixCoin goes up like I think it will, I will help pay for development but I will not give away large chunks of my coins when I broke myself while unemployed to gather it. Cause nobody was stopping you guys from buying what I bought while I was shouting from the rooftops for everyone to accumulate. Okay, then start collecting on those commiments. 15,000 out of 600,000 is a mere 2.5%, is that too much to spare? You already made 2,000+% on the coin and you are saying you can spare 2.5%? ? Talk about a complete lack of leadership. News flash... the price has already risen since you bought... time to pay off some commitments dude! Brought in 5 investors? Then why hasn't the price risen? |
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But you gotta think about it from the point of view of hedge funds cause that's who's coming in the next few months. These guys look for what sells then look to duplicate it and in that regard, like in getting another ETF going, iXCoin is hands down the best choice.
Cause if Wall Street doesn't see this, and presuming iXcoin goes to at least $10 the way I expect, I will not wait for Wall Street, I will take xCoin to them. I am already talking to someone in the business about possibly applying for an ETF license in the near future. Only problem is that it's $1 million fee so I need iXcoin to at least hit $10.
Buy it. Bank on it.
I'm seriously considering talking to my banking buddies to buy up maybe 10% of iXcoins. Only problem is, if they attempted to do so, iXcoin would hit at least $10 that you are mentioning. Just buying 1% of IXC coins, 170,000 would double the price. You have banking friends? I worked in banking 10 years and I don't have rich banking friends. lol. But yes, it's so hard to accumulate iXcoins that if anyone wanted even a few % it wound sky rocket. You should at least point then toward it and let then choose. Reason is that there's a lot of confusion now with so many CrapCoins but if anyone with the know-how looks at ixCoin it will become obvious. And I am dead serious about an ETF license. But first it has to hit roughly $10 cause if it doesn't do that then I'll admit all my theories are crazy and everyone was right about me being insane. Not going to hit $10 with cheapskates like you. Maybe you did not look at the charts at www.ixcoin.co ... IXC is constant relative to BTC,. The only reason it went up is because BTC went up. Now if you want to sit on your coins doing nothing then you might as well just buy BTC. |
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