I see that, thanks...

Still receiving "reject reason: Low difficulty share" on a GTX1080 on testnet. Is anyone using testnet? Is it working?

ccminer-x64 -a cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://strat.qrlmining.com:7777 -u <MY ADDRESS> -p x

Mike

Has anyone PoC'd the testnet yet? All I receive on my GTX1080 is
"reject reason: Low difficulty share".

Mike

I'd like to see the white paper as well.

Question. How were the first coins that will be converted mined? Were they created for initial investors? How many?

Yes, but if it is placed on my computer, I could always keep it on a biometric secure flash drive, with another backup copy of course, perhaps double-encrypted. With a web-wallet, I have yet to hear anything convincing of putting essentially all the QRL I intend on mining into the cloud.

Mike

Thanks for the answers, they are consistent with what I thought...

One part I am not clear about. Why is the QRL wallet online? With the corruption of crypto-exchanges, and hacking attempts, why would anyone want to keep their wallet in the cloud? Or did I miss something here?

Mike

Hello all. New to this board, but a technology processional (network architect) for 20 years. This thread seems stagnant, and I'm having trouble finding current information. Can the group answer some basic questions regarding this...

1). Did mining to the temporary ERC20 network take place? If so, were tokens migrated to https://wallet.theqrl.org?
2). Is it possible to currently mine QRL under ERC20, or is that completed?
3). Any indications on a go-live for mainnet?
4). What GPU mining algo will be supported?

These are my only 4 questions. Help is appreciated. Thank you.