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After ninja PoW we have ninja ICO. Gimme your money, quick!
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Such a cringeworthy and unprofessional video (from both sides) that I wish I didn't watch it.
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OK, So we have a new issue to deal with...
I spoke to Bittrex today, to let them know we are ready to rebrand with them.. and since I spoke to Richie a few months ago in regards to this, should be an easy transition, but Now they want 1.5 btc to do the rebrand. I have spoken to Bill as well, and they don't seem to care that it was never mentioned when I spoke to Richie earlier.
So as it stands, we are in limbo, as I am not paying 1.5 BTC for a few database entries and a logo change. This is ridiculous.
Feel free to contact Richie and Bill on Slack in the Bittrex channel.
That's messed up. Pretty unreasonable for a small job like renaming a coin. |
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Max Coins: 124 000 000 000
Premined: 29 000 000 000
ummm
Github: source code closed Current block: 48972 |
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Want to launch a coin, I don't have a clue how
Then you should probably stop right there. |
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2FA is closed source and and even if it was open source well then it wouldn't work at all for standalone wallets. It doesn't work in a decentralized manner.
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For sizeable amounts and/or long term, none.
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I don't know about anyone else but my interest is gone when i hear the word.. ICO ..yet again.
What we see 75% of the time is schemes designed to capitalize on the popularity of past released mined digital currencies (posted now within the old section used for currencies)
Amen and amen. |
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Coinmarketcap divides them based on mineability. Which is why Ethereum is considered a currency and not an asset/token and why assets on the Ethereum network are, well just that, assets and not currencies.
Where would you draw the line though?
Mineable, non-mineable, ICO, non-ICO, premined, not-premined, PoS, non-PoS, and so much more to filter by.
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I am not sure exactly what is meant by "pre-ann", but it is considered good practice to announce a coin before the genesis block is mined, this allows others to know when it is coming out and have their hardware ready.
It is also good practice to not include a block reward in the genesis block (followed by an initially low reward that grows gradually), set the start difficulty reasonably high, and publish the whitepaper with the ann.
Pre-anns are basically almost always just someone posting no information whatsoever other than saying he'll lauch a coin at some point and that we should stay tuned. No details or timeline whatsoever - only literally useless information, maybe a logo. Proper announcements with actual information are of course important. |
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Thanks. What do you guys think is the best way to solicit community input/criticism of a draft coin announcement prior to making the actual announcement?
Make it as informative and as detailed as possible so people have a clear view and can decide if they're interested or not. |
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I'm just wondering what exactly is the purpose of an Coin/ICO Pre-announcement. Why not just make the announcement?
"Devs" trying to build hype as it would ever work here. So yeah, they're utterly pointless and most of the time they're removed if enough people report them. |
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Your first GPU (or fastest, it depends) is handled by -d 0, the second with -d 1 and so on.
So with -d 0,1 both cards will be used for mining. Without -d most miners just try to mine with all of your cards.
Whatever the case minght be running the miner with --help should have a list of commands to help you.
Tricky if 2 GPU's are exactly the same with the same OC settings when determining which is fastest? I can figure that one out No, the order is determined when the cards are first installed and won't change again as far as I know. That is for CUDA, for AMD I have no idea. |
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Your first GPU (or fastest, it depends) is handled by -d 0, the second with -d 1 and so on.
So with -d 0,1 both cards will be used for mining. Without -d most miners just try to mine with all of your cards.
Whatever the case minght be running the miner with --help should have a list of commands to help you.
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You can do all of that.
Using -d # (devices) with most miners to set which cards to use (eg. -d 0,1 will use both cards to mine).
But I think you need to turn SLI off in the nvidia driver for mining.
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I was just wondering if an in-wallet notification system could be added that notifies users when a new wallet versoin is out? Similarly how Feathercoin does it: https://i.imgur.com/rmXDjub.pngI was still on v1.3.0 and while that still works flawlessly, it could have been cut off without me realizing it and staking on a fork. As of version 1.4.2, yes. That is one of the improvements that was worked in. Awesome! Is there a changelog somewhere I missed? No, sorry I had not published one. Here are the changes relevant from version 1.3 to version 1.4.2: - Alert key notifications.
- Addition of 20 ChainWorks Industries seednodes, now totalling 27 seednodes.
- Hindi language translation added. Now 65 total languages including dialects.
- Additional checkpoints added.
- Dependency updates: Windows open SSL update. Mac Berkley DB library update.
- Numerous documentation updates.
- Copyright years updated both in the wallet and in various documentations.
All of these changes can be viewed in the commit list in the master branch of our GitHub. Released v1.4.2 wallets for Windows and Mac are up-to-date with the current source code. Thank you and I have to say I admire your consistency and dedication you put into this coin! |
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Missed it as well but I don't mind it. I don't care much for non-mineable tokens created out of thin air for free.
Hi bathrobehero as Team @ Cripto says - its all about what the UTC Community might choose to do with this opportunity. I am in two minds about your comments. Imagine this for a moment - UltraCoin sets up a multi-gateway that allows flow/trading both ways - UTC to UTC WAVES token and back. The multigateway template is out there and tested for a few other coins to/from the WAVES platform. So the token ends up merely as an extension of UltraCoin - and that extension has a value based on UltraCoin - but additionally - that extension has more utility than the mothercoin - Ultracoin. Difference is that the token is tradeable on the WAVES decentralised exchange for other coins incl bitcoin - and its tradeable directly to FIAT currencies via the official WAVES gateways. So you can trade your mined UTC directly to cash or BTC or other coins. That in itself feeds back to add value to UltraCoin. Further - UltraCoin also has the ability via WAVES to issue new tokens linked to Ultracoin to aid developments. UltraCoin could do ICO to set up/buy other assets/utilities/development that send profits back to the UltraCoin WAVES token holders - I'm thinking along the lines of Iconomi or other similar. The original UltraCoin does not easily allow this. This would feed back to value for UltraCoin via multigateway flows. Keep thinking - there are indeed some interesting opportunities in this. Being created out of thin air for free and not being mine-able ignores some of the value of utility in this extension to Ultracoin proper IMO. Just a few ideas off the top of my head - but the UltraCoin Community may have more and better. Cheers - usukan Hey usukan, thank you for the explonation. I tend to discard tokens without looking into them but if it's helpful to UTC, I'm not goint to go against it (not that I would nor could). |
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hi,i wanna build a coin with walletbuilders, any idea for getting successfull with that? what specifications should i choose? and how to get fast on exchange? please help and bear with me
Wanting to create a successful coin with walletbuilder is like making a dinner only using sewer water and mud. |
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I was just wondering if an in-wallet notification system could be added that notifies users when a new wallet versoin is out? Similarly how Feathercoin does it: https://i.imgur.com/rmXDjub.pngI was still on v1.3.0 and while that still works flawlessly, it could have been cut off without me realizing it and staking on a fork. As of version 1.4.2, yes. That is one of the improvements that was worked in. Awesome! Is there a changelog somewhere I missed? |
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