Great news! JCE is the best No linux build for now, I guess he's building it right now as the windows release has been put online just one hour ago

Maybe we could invite him to participate in the megabounty ? =)

Hi ! no Linux build for the j release?

Hi! thanks for the link and the nice addition how does it work compared to the current cpu miner?

Hi! Where can you not see "shared MN"? Especially on the Discord... there is a channel dedicated to that, and there is an active shared MN now, working and paying (I know for sure, cause I'm part of it! )

You can check again: https://discord.gg/eQ7ZM6X

The Team is very actively working on the code evolutions and Team growth, when people ask questions they're being answered in a very fast and accurate way.

What would you like to see on the Discord channel, exactly?

https://ittrium.io/blog/ shows some regular updates

https://github.com/IttriumCore shows 162 commits within the last 5 months.

Listing request on https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq/pull/1809 has been very recently updated, and it's gonna be followed by action from the Team

https://mncn.online/coins/XIT shows 71 active Masternodes to date.

Does all this really look like a frozen project?

Good news, if GPU don't get a tremendous advantage over CPUs... Which, as far as discord discussions are concerned, shouldn't be the case, fewwww

The number of pools is growing! Let's decentralize the power and take it off the main (and first ) pool!

https://miningpoolstats.stream/uplexa

I'm mining now on my Vernee X Android phone =)))) 100 h/s, not bad!!

TOP for little miners: you'll want to mine on hashing.center pool or https://crypto9coin.cf/upx, as they have a much lower minimum payment.

Rock on, uPlexa!

Bumping this thing a bit... I don't wanna be the only one to get the rewards!

ImineBlocks posted a very nice review of the project, and from the discord discussions, he seems 100% into it...This guy being of the rare honest and trustworthy crypto-Youtubers around (he doesn't accept money to advertise projects, what better sign can there be? ), that's a thing to consider

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fa6nz0qyA0E

And again, for those who wonder why there are only miners for the usual power computer for now, while the project talks about IoT all over the place... well, first of all the network needs to have a steady and stable base, and as the project is in its infancy, there aren't gazillions of users empowering the blockchain. So it makes sense to prioritize the "usual" computers, as it's the easiest and faster to release, and the firstcomers are most always miners, with existing rigs.

This provides a good stable securized network, which is now able to welcome the little machines (the so-called IoT devices ). That's why the Dev and community are already and very actively working on developing the mining apps on the little rockchip processors for instance, aiming Android TV boxes, and Android smartphones.

And it's only the beginning

Hi!
Why bother making our CPUs overheat just to squeeze a few coins out of it, while we can just use 1-2% of our CPU power, and still use our computer for other tasks and even find some use for our ooooooold laptop that's taking dust?

Staking (and masternodes) can be a very nice way to go, especially when a project is brand new and with some really great ideas to keep the coin's value as high as possible (this "defensive buy wall" idea is a must, their idea for increasing liquidity is awesome too...) check their discord, and get a glimpse at their whitepaper, their strategy is clearly explained https://discord.gg/XzZhtqE
Bonus points, ATM partnerships, Raspberry Pi...

One of Masternodes biggest flaws is that investors can have no guarantee that the value of their investment will at least be maintained. This project's team has found a smart (and most probably efficient!) way to avoid this flaw.

They're on pre-sale right now

Awesome! Can't wait to see what you have for us in your drawers =)

Note for people: the https://www.uplexamining.com website is on fire! Evolving every day... they now have much more benchmarks, including... Rockchip RK3328!! Yup, uPlexa mining rocks on Android TVs already! More to come for other procs and systems, the discussions on the discord channel are mouth-watering.
The people who are getting in now are lucky...!

Hi! Open communication (would I dare... "transparency"?) is mandatory in a sphere where so many projects are mostly aimed at making their core Team (and close friends) wealthy... Nowadays, words such as "pre-mine", "ICO" or even "masternodes" can sound appalling to many potential investors. In the case of uPlexa, once you dig deeper, you understand why that pre-mine exists and how it's totally justified and for a good and honest purpose, but given the myriad of projects launching every day, and the "flourishing" (errr) current market, people barely have more than a few seconds to consider for a new project, and then decide to dig or skip.

I consider that announcing "loud and clear" some premine in a project Ann is actually a positive approach, and a first sign of honesty and transparency (we see many crypto projects announcing nothing about premine, and... you find out once you dig deeper =) ), but it can also be important to really highlight those points (x% premine -> what for exactly?)

Investor should read "premine", they eventually start to frown, then they read "x% of this premine goes to y, ..." and they're more prone to dig further.

Just my opinion

 Hi! That's a constructive comment And actually there are a few things to reply :
- first of all, for NOW the existing mining app is designed to work on PCs (windows or Linux, mostly Ubuntu). I'm not in the core team's deepest thoughts, but I'm assuming this is to incentivise the 'first comers' as they're supposed to become some kind of 'core' to the community.
- concerning the 5000 minimum for payments, that used to be 10000 till very recently, once a again I'm assuming two main reasons first that : firstly the team calculated that given the type of miners coming first to the project, 10000 would be fair not to pull too much out of the pool, and not waste too many transaction fees. But actually the main dev recently acknowledged that given the evolution of the network, his calculation and way of thinking was not that accurate.
- this first pool was the 'official' and has now been joined by a few others, who have a much lower minimum payment. You'll definitely get the best out of your little computer. Check http://www.uplexamining.com/pools/ they have a list of the existing mining pools. The 5000 minimum payment of the official pool will, actually, be a VERY good way to spread the hashing power and get really decentralized.
By the way, this website I just mentioned has been done by one member of the community, and it has many interesting things about the project. Check it out!

And... Welcome to this great project!


 

Cool! )) thank you so much for taking my suggestion into consideration... I'm also afraid that I those mass Twitter postings could be frowned upon as some kind of spam =( that wouldn't serve the purpose...

Gpu miner? Where can we find it, please? Do you have a link?

Though closed source seems a bit fishy... Unless it's an app made by the core team, and they are don't want it to spread too much right now...

@uPlexa, so what do you think about apps suggestions? To help devs get inspired, here the field is so large it can be a bit discouraging, don't you think? Like 'code whatever you want'.. 'Oh dear, where am I gonna start?!'

Sorry for insisting, I juste dig this dev bounty idea, I'd really like to see some interesting things coming out of this

@uPlexa Team : isn't there a way to make things a bit different, concerning the Twitter bounty? I mean...isn't having members post a bunch of Twitter links every x days gonna pollute the thread a bit?

Just my 2 cents...

Hows everything going, by the way? Any interesting apps or articles to come? =)

Thanks guys for the info concerning CPU power settings in the miner...

@DevTeam : do you have any approximative release date for the mobile wallet? And... are you going to make it mine too? =)
That would be awesome! Not that smartphone mining could bring anybody millions of UPX, of course, but every little bit makes a difference, and that would be a good start to democratize the project, don't you think?

Concerning Cryptonote-based mining, we already have Tony Monero's Android app, it's working fine, but of course for now it doesn't include uPlexa specific algo... I was thinking, maybe some kind of "joint venture" with the Dev? Or you think you can make your own integrated miner?

Real ideas with a real usecase are becoming a rare thing in this sphere.

This one is definitely interesting, with a very nice market, not mentioning the dedication and kindness of the core Team.

Going international will be one of your greatest challenges with that, but I wish you the best of luck on this!

Good luck with the project, you guys really deserve to succeed (and I'll be very happy to be a part of it)

That's what makes the power of this project, besides the inspired, hard-working and dedicated Dev team : the community
Thanks again @neqniox for this website, are you planning to add all the interesting articles and videos that are gonna be written withint the next months?

And... I have a question concerning the miner: I see that most of you guys set the cpu load at 80/85%, but never 100%. Why is that? Is the hashing performance lesser if you set it 100%?

wow, thanks! Very nice initiative and work That's the kind of stuff we need to make the project the most user-friendly possible, especially for new miners who'll wonder what they can do and how.

Rock on

As I mentioned, you did think thoroughly beforehand

I was also thinking... why not add a few suggestions or examples, concerning the apps that can participate into the bounty? I know that, even if I'm not a Dev (at least not skilled enough to participate here ) but as a graphic designer, generally speaking when I'm in front a "white page" I can be just....stuck

I like to have a few guidelines before starting the creation process.

Maybe the same occurs to Devs? In that case, why not give, in the main post, a few examples of some apps that could be interesting for the project?