Е това е положение хем боли хем сърби. Не мисля, че ще има монета, която да просъществува без мастърнодове.
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What should I do with the ITNS in my wallet?How to exchange LTHN?
The coins are the same. The name is just different. If you update your wallet they will be called with the new name.
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Storj is mentioned as an example of blockchain use scenarios: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Fo8e0w8q.jpg&t=663&c=b4p_GytwLSbFMQ) I found it in IBM blockchain course!
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When I tried to search for this earlier, google pointed me to Intense coin. And it's a bit confusing since I just found out about Lethean. I find it very interesting too, I want to mine it. So is this thread the real Lethean (LTHN) thread?
Intense rebranded to Lethean. Yes, this is the real deal. (I loved how intense sounded the previous name though). So bookmark it and visit it often to get updates. When VPN launches, it wil quickly start to grow. It's an old coin and it is here to stay.
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Interesting video, comes in perfect sync with the advertising campaign! For a team that did not do an ICO, the Lethean team has shown their transparency and legitimacy. Lethean is a real decentralized VPN project with actual exit nodes that anyone can test today. The full VPN client is around the corner. And if you are a crypto investor reading this, you might just stumbled into a gold mine. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) the problem is that many people have lost confidence in these types of projects. there was deeponion privcy and others that have enriched only their creators and that's it. so now investors have become smarter and no longer go to such options for investment. In the beginning everybody was engulfed by the hype. Now it is time for precise measuring if a coin will survive. Because in the next 3-4years there will be no more than 100 coins left. They will be: 1. The old coins 2. The free transfer coins 3. The masternode coins 4. And the utility coins (as LTHN). All others will eventually die out.
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Allowing ASICs to exist was the first big mistake. Monero team gained a huge trust bonus when they cut out the ASICs.
I don't know how many ETH users are mainers, but for sure every ETH miner is a potential ETH user and HODLer/trader.
people please understand once that daggerhashimoto ASIC does not exist if you are assuming that the bitmains product, the ANTMINER E3, is an ASIC machine you are wrong there is no asic borad inside, is made combining similar GPU boards like INNO3D-P106-090 Cause, this machine does not give you more than 190 Mh/s, so likely a regular DIY rig ASICS normally gives you more than 10 times more hashing power on the same algo compared to the GPU hashing speed ETH & its DAG file and all daggerhashimoto coins, until now, are completely ASIC resistant This was the first version and it was released at $800. And it is created by a single company. And even though I agree with you of dagger's natural resistance, 90% of the miners believe it is Bitmain who is stealing their income and ETH team doesn't care. Nobody explained how many % are the Bitmain miners. And allowing an ASIC on the network, even created out of old GPUs, creates a precedent. This precedent shows that when there is external influence on the hashrate (by external i mean Bitmain), the ETH team does nothing. To people that translates to: "ETH team doesn't really care what is happening" => less trust = loong dip.
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What are the minimum system requirements to run a worker?
CPU - which technologies it must support, how many cores minimum? GPU - Minimum amount of VRAM needed, minimum GPU Gen family? HDD - Minimum space/speed? RAM - minimum amount?
Thanks!
Greetings! You will need any Linux with 4 + kernel, hardware requirements for both mining, GPU 3G VRAM and above Stay tuned SONM team Sorry, but the sentence above brings almost zero information. Can you please be more thorough?
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MSI GTX 1060 3GB - OC 60% TDP 23Mh/s eth only
hooow ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) can you tell me whats in your bat file cuz i just has the normal line with address and thats it ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) and did u over clock it ? if so can you give me those settings too please ? cuz mine 18mhz Is you GPU memory Hynix? I can almost bet a whole Ethereum it is ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Interesting project. On what exchange is planned to get listed? Any plan to do masternodes for this coin? What equipment is needed to mine it?
The coin itself is based on cryptonote technology, so no masternodes and V7 mining (just like monero). LTHN was added to https://minecryptonight.net/
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this article has copyrighted contents. you just copy pasted texts from the website and other places. so no we don't like it. improve it with original contents. if you want to write something about XDNA then write your own words. don't steal others. It was written with my original words, but then it was requested that i add some news. (the bottom part). The only copied text is the news. I cannot invent my own news.
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Great news! Keep them comming! I have a few questions: Are you planning to implement some storage techniques for optimizing storage? Foer example: compression, deduplication, tiering, spreading data over different geo locations? Thanks in advance!
Your best bet for answers to your questions is to join the official community group at https://community.storj.io. Plenty of team members on there. I applied to this community about 10 months ago. For some reason I'm not accepted, but also my e-mail is registered. So I cannot join or leave. I messaged the team several times here and via e-mail and nobody responded.
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I now do not understand why we need mobile versions of wallets at all. Coins from the smartphone no one is calculated. Keeping your savings on a smartphone is not safe.
I totally agree! Applications that run on Android, ios mobile systems are much more insecure than regular computer applications. Such a wallet is more like the image of the project, no more. I agree about the insecurity part. But that does not mean you can't have two wallets - a more secure one and a mobile one. That way you can fund your mobile one securely, without risking too much.
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Just to keep that conversation going – u guys think there's a coin that's profitable to mine? I reckon it's better to just buy them from an exchange.
No coin is profitable to mine these days (unless you have free hardware or electricity).
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3) A mobile wallet is important to make purchases on local shops over the counter... you open the app, scan a QR code, transaction completed.
This is true, but the cryptocurrency calculations in the stores are so far from the realm of fantasy))) Unfortunately ... Don't mistake your fantasies with other people's reality: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQvpv4Yi49khttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXb0lbVOA4QWhat looks fantasy for you (I must admit to me too) is a reality in more technologically developed countries like China and South Korea. Just watch the videos above.
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What are the minimum system requirements to run a worker?
CPU - which technologies it must support, how many cores minimum? GPU - Minimum amount of VRAM needed, minimum GPU Gen family? HDD - Minimum space/speed? RAM - minimum amount?
Thanks!
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If anyone has good ideas for PR, please share your thoughts.
Togo is doing a lot of work on our social channels and posting on forums etc, and I'm working with April to try and hopefully get journalists to write about us (our first pitch will be sent within a week), but that is simply not enough.
In the end, I think it basically comes down to shilling our project to others. We just have to get noticed more. So if anyone is interested, these might perhaps be some good ideas to spread awareness:
Start a bounty for a signature-campaign for Bitcointalk. Pay people a bounty to write articles/reviews about us. Pay people a bounty to post about us on forums/socials.
I have signed up for bounty0x.io in the past, and they seem legit, so that might be a service we could use for bounties.
I'm a bit burned out myself for the moment, so I won't be taking on new adventures at this point in time.
Also, a very nice PR-opportunity is coming up, namely the dropping of the team requirement for Boinc! I think that this will be a good opportunity to spread awareness by posting on forums and approaching communities that are on WCG, R@H, Boinc, distributed computing etc. This could very well be a community effort. If everyone just posts a few posts here and there, that could make a major impact in my opinion.
And just an update from my side: I'll be working on the website in the coming week. That will mainly entail simplification of the way that information is presented, simplification of the landing page, and writing updated guides for setting-up miners and Sanctuaries.
You have the religion, churches, charity organisations which can donate (money, time or efforts) or get involved in the project themselves. Also - simplifying the entering into this project will be a huge advantage. Right now to enter without directly paying is a nightmare, even with a proper documentation. Christianity, after all, has 2.4 BILLION adherents (Yes, that is 2 400 000 000)! This is more than any religion on Earth.
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Anyway, I continue to believe in Ether, despite the fact that he fell heavily. It seems to me that such a strong project should recover.
The price is beyond our control, but the technology is the control of the team, they can improve and develop it. We have a good price last year but we fell this year, but that does not mean we have no chance to recover, we have to think positive all the time. This is not true. You cannot think positive, this is not a girlfriend problem. The technology will also not solve this. Project existing depends on tech, but project (and price) success depends on trust people have in it. When people start trusting it again, they will start investing and HODLing. Which will naturaly drive the price high. To achieve that, the ETH team should be more open and listen to the public (but not too much). So far they only speak, without listening. Allowing ASICs to exist was the first big mistake. Monero team gained a huge trust bonus when they cut out the ASICs. I don't know how many ETH users are mainers, but for sure every ETH miner is a potential ETH user and HODLer/trader.
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