mchelopao;
LionCoin.conf (.config) "format"
listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=coin
rpcpassword=password
addnode=23.94.27.11
addnode=23.227.196.20
addnode=106.187.96.214
addnode=104.28.2.124
addnode=84.110.81.13
put config file here:
C:\Users\Your username\AppData\Roaming\LionCoin
take a long time to synchronize? Judging by IP's nodes are spread over a different locations, should synchronize quite quickly. |
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When withdrawal come back to work in Bter? Bter has been advised that the client returned to work?
I'm with my 500,000 coins blocked since the 16th.
I imagine that must have many people in this situation.
Only one thing to note when dealing with bter: stop it! |
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Most epic fraud of the year = asiacoin. I admit when Gox was robbed, or Zetacoin really didn't have the deal with Safaricom, I already knew that, but I still feel for those people that didn't do the research or trusted the wrong people. With Asiacoin, nobody out there warned anyone. It was a madness lasting between 1-10 of march. They secretly premined 30 billion coins and partially dumped for a few hundreds btc.
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Bitshares, NXT, Ethereum, Ripple and Counterparty. I have no hope in 99% of the crap that's pitched here.
I would put on line only Ripple. Guys frustrated in manipulating the btc market for easy money are moving to ripple for now. |
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The value is not in the coin, the value is in the network. The reason Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin are so valuable is because they have a large network because they were the first movers. Even though they are considered "old" technologies at this point, even Bitcoin with its' SHA256 and 10 minute block confirmations is still the top dog.
Therefore, any competition will be one that provides a network of usefulness that goes beyond what Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Litecoin can do.
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At difficulty 120 - a 1000 Mh/s will mine about 2500 MAL a day. Renting a rig costs about 0,25 BTC/1000 Mh/s . Added up = mining cost on diff 120 for MAL i 10 000 satoshi. Miners want to make a profit, so 10 000 is not really a high number right now.
That works if all around rent hash. Lots of miners still using own rigs and/or buckshee electricity etc. |
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Am I right, that people who are not staking 24/7, missing the party and get nothing, because coins age is obsolete?  Simple yet effective solution to the 51% issue. Nice to see progress so often! Yes, it also invalidates the 'nothing at stake' criticism on PoS. Blackcoin already has this for a while now. The way I understand it, it still keeps track of the reward you are due so you don't get ripped off. I would imagine if you wanted to test it out for sure, you could purposefully choose not to mint for say 120 days, and then see what the mint reward would be. You should get the full amount of reward anyway. |
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this coins is owned by a pump group! stay away and let them baghold  no features nothing, such a fail! Not, they don't. If so, its couldn't be a perfect day trading choice hovering near top 3 of volume. The good nice thing about this coin is when you have no pump groups involved you get a nice uptrend. |
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Let's see if this pump behaves as usual
I think this pump has for long, many thinks for utter It seriously lacks of volume. Needs space to growth although may be forgotten in the long run. |
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If i am not mistaken besides deephash algo it doesn't bring anything new.
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FYI Zerocoin is using totally unvetted cryptography and is being funded (in part) by the US Government( "Acknowledgements ... The research in this paper was supported in part by the Office of Naval Research under contract N00014-11-1-0470, and DARPA and the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) under contract FA8750-11-2-0211. http://spar.isi.jhu.edu/~mgree..." ). Also, if their cryptography is ever broken, the entire blockchain history is made visible (not that the government would bother to tell anyone that they've broken it). |
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Yes, the topic is locked now. "This is to limit the active spamming/fudding attempts from competitor coins." What's the point?? Anyone noticed that the user with a username "YESWECANN" wasn't the original poster, it was "CannabisCoinDev". Now the first post in the ann thread belongs to YESWECANN and both accounts were frequently posted of late.  |
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Hmmm. Just curious - what the point to discuss DCM if it is dead over 4 months?
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Created an announcement out of bitcointalk (probably mods gladly and providently banned the bytecent thread here) under the username IconicExpert. A person with a credibility below zero. Everyone knows who is who. Lol, why would you reveal your shameful identity if wanting to raise over 1.5K BTC on pure scammy marketing campaign?
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I thought its clear enough that the team wasn't interested in ensuring long lasting value in DCM. If not the IPO selling out for 28 hours which is entirely caused by well organized insider pump group, then this coin wasn't even worth a mention. |
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Raise your hand if you were also watching this wreckage because once in september 160K coins were accidentally dumped.
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Why have an issue? It's P2pool. Also this hashrate is very interesting. I think someone testing their whole datacenter on the pool.  Because 2 XEON Servers can only give around 10KH in this algo. OMG! Local rate: 413.79 KH/s (DOA 173.44 KH/s / 41.91%) Global pool rate: 412.20 KH/s (DOA 151.18 KH/s / 36.68%) Now our pool holds the entire p2pool network. Join http://bsty.bitcoin.net.co:7225/static/We're going to start massive block breaking! Will the address with the huge hash have an issue getting paid? Its gargantuan hashrate for p2p pool. But will stand here awhile, till gpu miner ddos. Affects almost every cpu-only algo. |
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3. If ripple tokens rise in value, how does this affect transaction cost?
This doesn't. Opencoin, the company behind Ripple, basically a central bank behind the Ripple currency because they premined all of the Ripple tokens that are used to pay for transaction fees on the Ripple network. They consciously control the token fund and will never ever dump tokens because this would drag XRP price down. |
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Dogecoin statistics:
Already mined: 95.90% Unmined: 4.10% http://dogechain.info/chain/Dogecoin/statisticsAfter that:
Dogecoin and bitcoin estimated inflation rate for the next 10 years.
2015: Bitcoin: 10.00% | Dogecoin: 5.20% 2016: Bitcoin: 9.09% | Dogecoin: 4.94% 2017: Bitcoin: 4.17% | Dogecoin: 4.71% 2018: Bitcoin: 4.00% | Dogecoin: 4.50% 2019: Bitcoin: 3.85% | Dogecoin: 4.30% 2020: Bitcoin: 3.70% | Dogecoin: 4.13% 2021: Bitcoin: 1.79% | Dogecoin: 3.96% 2022: Bitcoin: 1.75% | Dogecoin: 3.81% 2023: Bitcoin: 1.72% | Dogecoin: 3.67% 2024: Bitcoin: 1.69% | Dogecoin: 3.54% Market Cap comparison:
http://cryptmarketcap.com/ The hilarious thing to note here is that -- over the short term -- this is barely different than Bitcoin's inflation rate. Bitcoin halves its inflation rate every 4 years, but 4 years is a long time in internet time. Here, let's lay them out side by side: INFLATION RATE BY YEAR YEAR BITCOIN DOGECOIN 1 inf% inf% 2 100% 100% 3 50% 50% 4 33.3% 33.3% 5 12.5% 25% 6 11.1% 20% 7 10% 16.6% 8 9.1% 14.3% So while there is an important distinction between Bitcoin's and Dogecoin's inflation rates (Bitcoin's money supply is convergent; Dogecoin's is divergent despite a monotonically decreasing inflation rate), 8 years after their respective epochs, Dogecoin's inflation rate will be 5.2% higher than Bitcoin's. The horrors! The horrors! |
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