PROMISE???

We never had any XCR on MintPal.  We were supposed to be part of the V2, but it never happened........ thank GOD.

I did, however, lose some personal BTC and about 300,000 JPC.  Can you get that back for me?

If you remember from the 2 1/2 hour Skype discussion we had, I stated my position as not opposing Snet, but desiring to wait until we had more to offer.  Right now XCR is nothing more than "just another ALTCOIN". 

I also am suspicious of you and your motives, as you refuse to identify yourself, yet you try to hard sell us on Snet.

I would not buy a car from a salesman wearing a mask.

TO all our loyal bloggers:

5000Bitcoins is heavily involved in SuperNet.  Remember that when reading his posts

Lame attempt to get a BTC payment to vote for a listing. 

If you had done a few seconds of research you would have discovered that XCR is a node.js based currency....... your gambling pool only accepts 256SHA coins.

SHEEESH!!!

Okay, I'll bite.

1) What will Vericoin add to Supernet?

2) What will Snet add to Vericoin?

Between her designs and the ones from 99 designs, and with all the color variations per design, yes, there were far too many to pick from.  I dont think any design got more than 2 votes.  We left it up to GreXX to decide, or "make a command decision" as he put it.

Also, everyone is so busy with the CBC and the PoT, and wallet issues, that the design has had very little attention paid to it. 

I hope for more than a peek.   There were so many different choices, that it is mind boggling.  Could never get a majority vote on one when there are a dozen or more to pick from, so we are having GreXX pick the final design. 

Boris is working on the wallet the past few days, and should have an updated version ready when the testing om testnet is complete.

Instead of using your PC based wallet, try using the crypti.me wallet to send your coins. 

Good news?   Yes, we are alive.....

There is lots going on behind the scenes.  YOushould see greater stability in the rewards program, especially now that an ASIC farm in Thailand is offline.

http://www.thairath.co.th/content/456629

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2lexl2/here_is_why_the_hash_rate_jumped_and_took_a_dive/

That might have been one of the 100 node farms forging for Crytoshis

Hey,,I hear that Equinox Coin is a real steal!!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=746191.msg9432928#msg9432928

 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=746191.msg9434024#msg9434024

No, what has been happening is that the Crypti wallet has been crashing. 

The script is set up to send XCR from wallet A to wallet B, and the same amount of XCR from Wallet B to A every 30 seconds.  S the amounts balanced, and only the transaction fees resulted in a dduction of the balance. 

The computer we are using for the wallet is experiencing the same memory issues as your wallet/node, combined with the twice a minute transactions, and crashes every so many hours. 

As a solution, we are going to move the wallets and script to Google cloud. 

What I am saying is that there are approx 40 or more IPs that are running 20-100 nodes.  Only one node per IP can forge a block. 

The last look I had at the network a few hours ago, still showed about 60 unique IPs, but over 1000 nodes.  A check of some of the IPs revealed cloud miners.  Others appear to be ASIC/GPU mining farms.

So, the chance of getting a forged block, with 60 unique IPs,  is 1 chance out of 60 per block. 
Not 1 out of 1000; or 100 out of 1000 (for a 100 node IP).  Watching my own node, I seem to get a forged block about every 50 or so blocks. 

Apparently the ASIC farms think that by running 100 nodes, they will have a greater chance at forging a block, but thats not true.  What they are doing , however, is flooding (DDOS) the network. 

A 100 node ASIC farm sends 100 duplicate pings to the network every minute.  Only one ping counts.  The other 99 pings just cause problems.  Have you noticed that we still have blocks forging with 0 XCR?  That's a result of the stress the multi-node IPs are putting on the network.

It will cause even more trouble later, when we have the PoT algo working.  The algo would be pinged by many nodes, with the same IP, all having a different timestamp.  Unsure what the result of that would be, but it wont increase the nodes chance of forging.  It may, in fact, crash the network. 

One defense we are considering is to blacklist the IPs for a set time that are running more than X number of nodes. 

We are, of course, always open to suggestions from the community.

how the fuck do see peopels ip ROFLMAO

and post them here dumbfucker 

because I learned how to use a computer in the 1970s...... about 25 years before you were born. 

Back in those days you had to know DOS,  and UNIX commands.  The mouse had not been invented yet.  Monitors were green screens.  There were not any PCs, just terminals connected to channels connected to mainframes.

I bet you dont know even the simplest DOS commands, and what they do, because you are a GUI script kitty. 

go " fdisk" yourself.

Boris is rewriting the script to fix the expolits and issues we discovered.  This is a BETA version, diba

I had to reboot my computer and the node because we are doing some abuse investigation on the node.  Anyway, it took 2.5 hrs for my node on Win 7 to sync the blockchain and get to the log in screen.  SO, just be patient, it WILL eventually load.

Did you notice earlier today, when we started the forging reward program; that there were many 0 value blocks followed by double pay and even triple pay blocks?  That is due to a flood of nodes that are basically DDOSing the system.

We seem to be having a lot of nodes from the same IPs.  There are like 1000 nodes on the network, but only about 60-80 unique IP#s.

Our best guess it that ASIC/GPU farms are using their CPUs (which do very little for an ASIC) to run the nodes.  

But, like I said earlier, only ONE node per IP will be recognized for forging.  The random forging algo uses IP address.  Having 20 or more nodes on one IP is just flooding the system with crap.  

Boris even changed the pay out to every 30 seconds instead of 60 seconds, and it only made the situation worse.

SO you guys with the ASIC?GPU farms.......... ONE node per IP.  More than that and you are wasting bandwidth, power, and forcing us to start blacklisting IPs.

Sometimes it just takes a long time to load, especially if you have only 3GB RAM, or you are doing other things o the  computer


Are you on a PC?  If so, check your RAM available.  Best to use Resource Monitor.  There should be 3 listings for node.exe in the memory section.  One will e over 400K, likely 800K to 1 GB.  If you only have 2 node.exe showing in the memory section, then reboot the computer, not just the node, the computer.  Start the node before any other programs.

I run the node on a 3GB laptop that does nothing else.  When I tru it on my 4GB laptop, that I use for work, it will crash the node eventually when the RAM runs out.

Hope this helps

The CRYPTI NODE REWARD PROGRAM is up and running.  You should see forging earnings in your wallet now.

Each node has to have a unique IP.  Running 100 computers on the same IP is still just one node.