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Good question... people can help as well to tell exchanges about us, hopefully they will add the coin without much twisting their arm LOL
I have many things in the works, including the obvious little things website, mac wallet, etc.
Once we are listed on an exchange I can promote the coin through other avenues (not worth doing now because its impossible to invest BTC in the coin at this time without an exchange)
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+1, because the more people using and mining the coin, the higher the value (not necessarily the price), I say leave it the way it is. FLT has great potential. A Mac wallet (for the other half of the world) a main Fluttercoin website and a funky flutter faucet would be cool and go a long way with attracting new users. to the dev, have you taken a look at BC (BlackCoin)? Might be worth taking a look at as it was a POS coin with a finite amount. Maybe consider tweaking the coin so it transforms into a POS/POB(POT) only coin quicker.
the long term potential of FlutterCoin is in it's uniqueness and long term interest for both miners (PoW) and PoS investors dev, please don't morph Flutter into another mintcoin clone Have to work on the Mac wallet, may need to borrow a Mac for that LOL I am researching a way to build it on Linux but it doesn't look promising. Also have a website possibly in the works Wasn't really a re-launch as much as 2 hard forks to fix difficulty calculation issues and dump a bunch of non-compliant nodes trying to run the bad forked chain. At one point the difficulty was around 6 I believe would have to browse to the block explorer or query blocks in the wallet. Once point there was near 400 mH but they forked the chain, there was a guy with 220 mh running on that pool as well. |
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+1, because the more people using and mining the coin, the higher the value (not necessarily the price), I say leave it the way it is. FLT has great potential. A Mac wallet (for the other half of the world) a main Fluttercoin website and a funky flutter faucet would be cool and go a long way with attracting new users. to the dev, have you taken a look at BC (BlackCoin)? Might be worth taking a look at as it was a POS coin with a finite amount. Maybe consider tweaking the coin so it transforms into a POS/POB(POT) only coin quicker.
the long term potential of FlutterCoin is in it's uniqueness and long term interest for both miners (PoW) and PoS investors dev, please don't morph Flutter into another mintcoin clone Have to work on the Mac wallet, may need to borrow a Mac for that LOL I am researching a way to build it on Linux but it doesn't look promising. Also have a website possibly in the works |
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to the dev, have you taken a look at BC (BlackCoin)? Might be worth taking a look at as it was a POS coin with a finite amount. Maybe consider tweaking the coin so it transforms into a POS/POB(POT) only coin quicker.
the long term potential of FlutterCoin is in it's uniqueness and long term interest for both miners (PoW) and PoS investors dev, please don't morph Flutter into another mintcoin clone Don't worry I wont... LOL |
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Working on several fixes/bugs, nothing major, just annoyance items like getmininginfo in the linux daemon. Someone said getblocktemplate wasn't working but it definitely is working.
Will fix them as I can get to them.
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Solo mining is going pretty good for now actually
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Can you explain the "Proof-of-Block" a little more? I don't get it? You can get coins when you make transactions? Or am I misunderstanding? Couldn't you just endlessly send coins to your self?
You could endlessly send coins to yourself sure, but fees would eat up your funds, its based on addresses in the previous block converted to a hex format, a snippet of that address then used to search the previous block hash for matches, if there is a match the address receives part of the mining subsidy. Its not very easy to have a match. Because of this, there is additional checking the verifies the coinbase transactions including address, value, size etc further securing the blockchain and eliminating the possibility of disabling the functionality. Ah ok, so it's really a Proof of Transaction or like that... i thought it might have been tied to solo'ing a block or something. Also, what's the POS specifics... wallet open and unlocked, etc? Hmmm it could be. I was never good at naming stuff LOL. It could go either way though since you are in a sense verifying the hash, coinbase size and transaction for every block, even when there is no match. Same token you are verifying an address. POS is wallet open, and unlocked for minting... you don't have to unlock the entire wallet |
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I am using window 7 64 bit.
What is up with the pool, Webcoin.us. It's been down all day and I have like 9000 coins stuck there.??
basically they never updated to the mandatory version which fixed the difficulty adjustment max window, so they forked, then, somehow he never backed up the wallet.dat (because it was the server's wallet.dat - yeah why back that up?), he upgraded 12 hours late, and he somehow corrupted the wallet, then he blamed me. I would never run even personal mining rigs without having backups, no idea why he wouldn't backup people's hard earned coins. Hopefully he has a backup and just doesn't know it or forgot, or he can export all keys from the wallet. Wow that sucks. So I guess that was a waste of time for me. Oh well. Thanks for the update. How much did you lose? |
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I am using window 7 64 bit.
What is up with the pool, Webcoin.us. It's been down all day and I have like 9000 coins stuck there.??
basically they never updated to the mandatory version which fixed the difficulty adjustment max window, so they forked, then, somehow he never backed up the wallet.dat (because it was the server's wallet.dat - yeah why back that up?), he upgraded 12 hours late, and he somehow corrupted the wallet, then he blamed me. I would never run even personal mining rigs without having backups, no idea why he wouldn't backup people's hard earned coins. Hopefully he has a backup and just doesn't know it or forgot, or he can export all keys from the wallet. Wow that sucks. So I guess that was a waste of time for me. Oh well. Thanks for the update. I backup the wallets of even my nodes just in case I send small test transactions LOL. Not sure who someone would think that its not Ok to backup a pool's wallet. Then on top of it blame me and the release. I'm sorry but if your running a pool you need to stay on top of this type of thing with updates, issues etc. This is why I've never run a public pool... |
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 FlutterCoin Mining Pool. Features • PROP reward system. • Stratum. • Payouts are processed every 5 minutes. The pool has a mining fee of 1%. http://flt.cloudminers.netNice. I will join later I'll give it a try as well. Still no found block? Yes. Something seems to be wrong there. I just left. Problem is because that other pool is mining all the blocks I think? how many people were mining (hashrate) when you left? |
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I'm not very knowledgeable with alt coins (still new to the game), but the block count on bitember: http://flt.bitember.com/index.php exceeds the current block: http://explorer.fluttercoin.us/block_crawler.php. Not sure what all those orphans are about either, so I'd be careful. I've been solo mining on and off since the launch with my ~ 2 MH/s. The first day there were forking problems, but since the quick update, everything has been smooth. My block discovery is slow, but I still find a few blocks. Dev is very responsive and I like that they are trying something new. Totally have my support. bitember.com block count is spot on... The orphans are when they were on the wrong chain when it forked, and downloaded the correct chain... |
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I am using window 7 64 bit.
What is up with the pool, Webcoin.us. It's been down all day and I have like 9000 coins stuck there.??
basically they never updated to the mandatory version which fixed the difficulty adjustment max window, so they forked, then, somehow he never backed up the wallet.dat (because it was the server's wallet.dat - yeah why back that up?), he upgraded 12 hours late, and he somehow corrupted the wallet, then he blamed me. I would never run even personal mining rigs without having backups, no idea why he wouldn't backup people's hard earned coins. Hopefully he has a backup and just doesn't know it or forgot, or he can export all keys from the wallet. |
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Got it now. Don't know why it wouldn't sync pass that on both my computers but I just deleted everything and re loaded with my wallet and everything is good now.
you running windows or linux? my linux qt wallet like crashed the other day, only the console in the background showed the error (nothing useful), then i shut it and opened it and it was OK |
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Anyone elses wallet stuck on block 6797?
not me... |
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hmm how can we check the network total hash size?
it QT it works its currently "netmhashps" : 166.40268226, I have to see whats the problem with the daemon for getmininginfo... |
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actually i just solomined a coin and it went orphant. at.. this stage of the lunch the dificulty is too high for me to loose it like that. Somethings off.
moving away from this coin until its fixed
I solomine all day long with no orphans, did you update and can you verify your at block 6848 or above? what block orphaned for you (value it would have been is all I need if you don't' know the #) my wallet shows block 6852 at this moment. Status: 0/unconfirmed, broadcast through 34 nodes Date: 3/10/2014 14:31 Source: Generated Credit: (not accepted) Net amount: 0.00 FLT Transaction ID: cd3834cfdc3bc0912603b17682dac55ca50f2d9c5c0966b5e30c6bb30c0ab0b3 it was suppose to be 7880 coins : ( sadly thats a legit orphan, it happens, though not often, its block 6834 http://explorer.fluttercoin.us/block_crawler.php?transaction=ca94e1edcc204b34113fbe5dd196ffc987a6e83bf655f1ac946b33038bc52908exact time as your mined block (unix time 1394476261) I once solomined a BTC block - which was like impossible at the time, and it orphaned. I was SICK Not sure if people understand what an orphan is, but what it is is that another worker checked in a block and it was accepted before yours, resulting in your block being invalid. The reason it happens so much at low difficulty is because the blocks are basically mined so fast that multiple people could have solved the hash - but only one can be accepted by the network. |
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Yeah, he never updated, and due to the critical nature of the fix, they forked off onto their own chain. I sent out alerts to all previous release clients/wallets and posted warning that it was coming, and also gave over 24 hours notice. Especially with all the forking issues if you were running a pool you should be routinely checking for messages, checking the height etc to be sure its on the right chain. |
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actually i just solomined a coin and it went orphant. at.. this stage of the lunch the dificulty is too high for me to loose it like that. Somethings off.
moving away from this coin until its fixed
I solomine all day long with no orphans, did you update and can you verify your at block 6848 or above? what block orphaned for you (value it would have been is all I need if you don't' know the #) |
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/coins/fluttercoind getmininginfo
error: couldn't parse reply from server
what happen for this ?
that doesn't work in the daemon in NVC, which is what was used as a starting base. Only works in the QT client |
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