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Thread updated with new exchange.
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Only mega from exchange,we need more exchanges
Yes exchanges coiming. Just keep following the thread. Thank you! |
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Any bounties?
Translate: 100 wash Block explorer: 500 wash Faucet: 200 wash Website: 2 000 wash Mobile wallet 100 000 wash Thread design 500 wash |
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we need exchange here
Exchanges? Yes we are talking with a few exchanges now. |
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if you will be giving bounties for translation, let me do the Filipino translation.  how about this? Read OP |
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Looking good.Good luck dev!
Thank you. |
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Super blocks?
Yes! Every day there will be a super block with 100X normal payment. Superblock is true randomness, that is, no super mining power can predict and grab it. |
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These are the init nodes to connect (people put in conf file as addnode)
93.139.147.166
85.11.137.70
213.138.182.58
77.110.151.41
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source empty...?
uploading |
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WashingtonCoin In honor of George Washington INFO WashingtonCoin is an X11 PoW/PoS coin.
X11 hash algorithm
WashingtonCoin is PoW/PoS mixed initially. After 45 days, the coin will be a pure PoS coin.
PoW/PoS block targets independently.
3 transaction confirmations
60 minted block confirmations
Total coins: 170 millions
PoS generated on a daily basis
10% premine for bounties, fund servers/equipments...
PoW details:
60 sec PoW block target time
Difficulty retarget each block for PoW
Initial payout will be between 512 to 1024 coins per block, determined randomly
Every day there will be a super block with 100X normal payment (can be as high as 102,400 coins)
Superblock is true randomness, that is, no super mining power can predict and grab it.
Block payout will be halved every 15 days
PoW will be shut down after 45 days
Total PoW coins minable will be around 48 millions (no precise number can be given due to the random nature of the coin).
PoS details:
60 sec PoS block time
Diff retarget each block for PoS
Minimum hold for PoS: 24 hours
Maximum hold for PoS: 30 days
Variable PoS annual payout rate:
- 1st year: 80%
- 2nd year: 40%
- 3rd year: 20%
- 4th year: 10%
- and subsequent years: 5%
Ports:
connection: 15150
RPC: 15151 DOWNLOAD Windows
windows client 1.1 is at: Source POOL BOUNTIES Translate: 100 wash
Block explorer: 500 wash
Faucet: 200 wash
Website: 2 000 wash
Mobile wallet 100 000 wash
Thread design 500 wash EXCHANGE WEBWALLET BLOCKEXPLORER NODE These are the init nodes to connect (people put in conf file as addnode)
init nodes:
addnode=85.11.137.70
addnode=213.138.182.58
addnode=151.226.147.110
addnode=93.139.147.166
addnode=84.200.210.130
addnode=82.34.172.175
addnode=178.187.145.233
addnode=77.110.151.41 |
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Since their BTC benchmarks are so untrue and it seems they have little will to do anything to inform themselves to correct this, it makes me wonder if indeed all their other benchmarks could be of the same rubbish quality  That would be a very poor conclusion. Every benchmark shows the result from running a given program. They aren't trying to show what the fastest hash rate is; they're trying to show what the hash rate is for that hardware with that program with no tweaking. It would be a ridiculous waste of time for them to try a bunch of different programs and settings to try to tweak the result for every single piece of hardware that they test. Absolute values aren't important. Comparative values are what is important. And if the programs or drivers are optimized to work better on certain hardware, that would be nothing new or unusual in the benchmarking world. |
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Sounds great. We are in the process of including students from other law schools in the U.S. and around the world. How are you doing this? Are there some popular law student forums that you can solicit members on? Is there a danger that by having law student form and run this that established lawyers will be disinclined to join? Is there any precedent for legal advocacy groups founded and fun by students? |
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Call Display/VoiceMail....Online Status/PMs....all stemming originally from simply leaving the 'porch light' on or off (while peering out of a dark window) to ward off evil personal interactions and screen without obligation (also works to screw kids out of halloween candy).
Who would have known that humanity could have made it SO FAR in such a short period of time.
One of the ways humanity has advanced to where it has is by realizing that we all want to live life a little differently and that one solution doesn't fit all. You want your status constantly known. That's fine. I'm not going to complain about it. But you don't get to complain that I choose to do something different, something that does not hurt you. You have no right to that information and I have not entered into any contract, implicit or explicit, that requires it. Turning off online status is one of the first things I do on every forum. |
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the restriction is annoying. why not charge a fee to bypass the restriction?
You could, actually, if you wanted to become a donator to the site. But tell me how you figure newbies are going to get some bitcoins to donate, if they can't post to the site first? This statement says quite a bit. The fact that you think that people new to posting on this forum can't have bitcoins is absurd. |
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Considering the rate of 1txn blocks, wasn't it statistically inevitable that this would happen? I'd say that only if it happens again and we do the math and find that it is happening at a rate that is extremely unlikely by chance should we consider this to be "enemy action".
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