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The tech remains solid and cool. Need a good reason to put some money into it.
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Mangocoinz android client needs an address book asap.
Also a backup option. |
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I was trying to withdraw from usecryptos exchange to my wallet and nothing's been recieved yet. The last 2 transactions.  |
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Peppy coinz
Dyna Bits
Kinetix
Perk Bits
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Its only around a 1000 wallets have been downloaded till date.
As the devs had promised, that they might bring a P2P solution only after certain expansion of the community, a target in number of wallet downloads could be set to initiate the P2P migration.
Also the devs should be starting to work towards this as decentralisation remains the heartbeat of crypto.
As barabbass has mentioned, there should be some good reasons to be brought in for the coins to be compulsively held in the wallet by the miners.
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Does the supply gets "itself" adjusted when there is a change in difficulty?
Or is it controlled by the devs?
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I got a good news from the development team, that they are close to testing the decentralized server that will power the marketplace. Also there's some new member bringing in huge btc.
Can you brief about how the decentralised servers are being made to work? |
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I got a good news from the development team, that they are close to testing the decentralized server that will power the marketplace. Also there's some new member bringing in huge btc.
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Since its purely solomining, the net hashrate has got concentrated among the large GPU mining farms.
Small and micro miners like me don't get much chance for the blocks to be found.
You have exactly as much chance of finding a block based on your hashrate as a fraction of the total whether there are ten thousand smaller miners on the network or ten large ones. Makes no difference. When Spreadcoin's price tends to grow, the chances for the micro solo miners get very meagre and would naturally lose the patience for waiting to get a block.
Personally I would have the wallet with mining on by default, maybe at a low setting. Every little helps. PoW exists to secure the blockchain, with some reward to make it worthwhile consuming a bit of electricity to do so, not to act as a guaranteed money hose. I'm pretty sure Satoshi never meant mining to be a full time occupation/industry. Satoshi intended only the CPU mining for decentralization. |
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Since its purely solomining, the net hashrate has got concentrated among the large GPU mining farms.
Small and micro miners like me don't get much chance for the blocks to be found.
You have exactly as much chance of finding a block based on your hashrate as a fraction of the total whether there are ten thousand smaller miners on the network or ten large ones. Makes no difference. "Patience" matters the most in here. What you are telling is absolutely right . . . But , do you think every small miners would wait patiently for days for a single block to be achieved? We need to have a consistent hashrate increase to keep the price growing in a stable way. If the present situation persists, we could see huge fluctuations in both the price and the hashrates. |
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I couldn't see a true de-centralization in here.
No pools doesn't mean a complete solution to de-centralization.
We had avoided only the large multi pool farms from dumping.
Since its purely solomining, the net hashrate has got concentrated among the large GPU mining farms.
Small and micro miners like me don't get much chance for the blocks to be found.
When Spreadcoin's price tends to grow, the chances for the micro solo miners get very meagre and would naturally lose the patience for waiting to get a block.
Why don't we incur some principle like that of quatloo or bytecent.
Although we are about to get the masternode concept, the above said ideas would be a added benefit i suppose.
Ideas?
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Does the miner subjected only to 64 bit win?
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Spreadcoin mining with Nvidia on Windows 1. download Windows wallet from spreadcoin.net 2. unzip downloaded wallet 3. run application; spreadcoin-qt.exe 4. let wallet sync (can't solo mine unless wallet is sync'd) 5. close sync'd wallet 6. create new text doc, spreadcoin.conf, in directory found at C:\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\SpreadCoin, containing the following; rpcuser=username :: change to unique rpcpassword=password :: change to unique rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 rpcport=31359 :: can be any port number not in use on computer listen=1 daemon=1 server=1 logtimestamps=1 7. restart spreadcoin-qt.exe 8. download Nvidia spreadminer_v0.1r2_with_cudart.zip 9. unzip spreadminer 10. change the example.bat file to match your port number, username, and password found in the spreadcoin.conf file. spreadminer -o http://127.0.0.1:31359 -u username -p password 11. run example.bat to start mining. optional; if you have multiple Nvidia cards you can use the -d, --device option to run multiple instances of spreadminer. So a 5 card rig example.bat would read spreadminer -d 0,1,2,3,4 -o http://127.0.0.1:31359 -u username -p password Excellent! Amd please. |
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VIOR should be worth atleast 40K Satoshi
More like 400K Unless a Whale intends, that can only be a dream. |
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 Hope this helps while pegging the price. |
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I had tried the latest version and now it just didn't show any error but just closes when any key's been pressed.
Really hard to say why this is happening, I tried latest drivers at it works for me. It doesn't output any information at all? No information. I had tried with 14.9 version too, and the same happens. Couldn't able to figure out whats the real problem. |
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So you write alot regarding you "marketplace". The ninja launch would imply that you have a ready product, but you dont. Not a single line in the code describes the marketplace, nor in the compiled qt-version. Where is it? Is this one of these currencys where you state "oh we are going to code this, its our main objective" but you dont have a single line of code so far.. embarassing.
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