qubitcoin (Q2C) dying slowly, the last blocks 3 months ago: https://coinplorer.com/Q2C how much power I maintained in vps, unfortunately I had to switch off ........ Lottoshares is dead. That one failed because of a bug which the dev couldn't fix. It even reached a multi-million dollar market cap at one point.  ...... The Lottoshares network is still working and it's being traded on Bter. The trades are very low volume, but there's still some activity. I wouldn't say it's completely dead yet. For a while it seemed like the network had stopped but it's up and running again. Thanks guys for feedback, Sorry heard that about qubitcoin but so is it, this was moved to dead coins list, about Lottoshares it keep on special cases until new advice..... |
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Doing it fully digital on the microcontroller would be an exercise in futility and as a side note, against the objectives of the Arduino system.
You don't want to do scrypt as it has a whole load of memory to take care of - 128KiB.
Every time you see a rotate instruction in hashing that's equivalent to shuffling the wires.
Every time you see a "shuffle registers" section, that's equivalent to shuffling bundles of wires.
Because microcontrollers don't run generic operative systems compiling a generic miner will be problematic. Perhaps adapting them would be enough complicated to be a project in itself.
If you think you can make any money from it, you're better stop right now.
If you want to do scrypt do it. I cannot see how you're going to fit the 128KiB of scratchpad (I see from microcontroller data sheet you have 2KiB at most).
Do you want to do SHA256? That's easier.
If you think SHA256 is easier, then I should indeed do SHA256. Do you think I should order the ATMega328P over the one with the Microprocessor. I am still undecided. Certainly glad I made this thread. I did not purchase the board yet. I can get 2 of the ATMega328P for every one with the Microcontroller. I made this thread to get some help and suggestions for the community. Thank you You could do a comparison with Arduino TRE with Atmel ATmega32u4.................. |
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You should talk to your professor. If he talked about capacitance and such, odds are he might want something different from what you'll end up with.
This is a personal project of mine. I am just wanting to start mining and generating a little bit of an extra income without the need for having 2 jobs. I am trying to find the code for the sha256 if you think this should be better. I just thought I would need way more of the arduino boards with the sha256 code included to generate a decent second income. I guess it really does not matter. You could try do software to support POS wallets on Arduino like Rasperry pi does.You could to get more coins of this way.
How do you mean I will get way more coins this way? I just say that it is already done to Rasperry Pi(You can stake POS coins) instead off mining POW coins. But if you are thinking use Arduino how personal project it is really good. |
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PoS starting at 90B NYC
Year 1: 5B NYC
Year 2: 3B NYC
Year 3: 1B NYC
Year 4+: 100M NYC
So finally, It dont happened.A clear example of peoples sometimes are worried mining,trading,holding without pay attention. |
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It coin died long time ago, since airdrop failure, name is good but 50% of coins(estimated instamined) is on hands of Foundation and it do almost impossible that community can take over.Maybe making a new coin with same name and do a swap could work to leave out 50% instamined.
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The biggest threat is going to come within the Bitcoin community itself. If the idiots within the Bitcoin foundation decides to change the 21 million cap, then it will ultimately result in the death of Bitcoin. In my opinion, the threats from within are more serious when compared to any threat which we are likely to face from the authoritarian governments.
Wait a second, Are they doing that? do you have a link? If they change the 21 million cap very peoples will be angry. |
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You can get beetwen 1 and 1.3 bucks for day aproximately on x11 at that hashrate - electricity fees and - exchange fees.......So probably you
are wasting time and money, If you want to have a sense of what you are doing now, well you are doing it like a hobby an step neccesary to an newbie.Anyway dont try of invest at new mining hardware until you know what you are doing.......
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Someone is exiting karma?....
Well then thank him for cheap karma! I never expected that I could buy a 0.00000009. Huge thanks man !!! You're my dream come true!  I filled my stash wit 50M karma at 11. never expected this order will be executed! You could wait a year to sell its on 0.5 BTC. |
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I prefer water and food before that both.....  |
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Bitcoins are spreading all over the world. I wonder why some countries are still against this revolutionary currency. Though I don't think it'll take much time for these countries to accept Bitcoins once they realize its' advantages. Yes, bitcoins should become a global currency in the coming future!
Yeah but donīt unique! |
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Chile 2 v 1 Argentina
First Goal : 17th Minute
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How many total adresses can be created on hz? any idea?
Good question. The answer is a lot...2^64 Thank You Pizpie for clarify this for us. |
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How many total adresses can be created on hz? any idea?
Good question. The answer is a lot...2^64 ah, I see. That is 2^64 = 18446744073709551616 = 0.018 * 10^21 So with my back-of-the-envelope calculation I actually hit the upper bound quite well: ... here is an (inaccurate) upper bound ... 10^21
I only overestimated it by a factor of 54. *lol* That also means, that: No, it is ... not surjective on the bounded lattice (0≤x<10^21 for every x in |N). New attempt at grasping that number: 2^64 = 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 ~ 18.4* 10^18 ("18.4 quintillion") / 7,326,263,793 = 2.5 billion HZ addresses per living human or if we (exclude plants to apply for a HZ address, and only) count all living animals in: / 20,000,121,091,000,000,000 = 0.922 HZ addresses per living animal. HEY, THE hz ADDRESSES WON'T BE ENOUGH (for every animal on Earth). you made me laugh Afortunately you are leaving out to viruses and bacteria |
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How many total adresses can be created on hz? any idea?
Good question. The answer is a lot...2^64 How many total adresses can be created on hz? any idea?
Without having looked into the code that actually generates HZ addresses ... here is an (inaccurate) upper bound: * my numerical account ID is 12846730982802002083 (NHZ-Q675-SGBG-LQ43-D38L6 - thx) * if all digits could be 9, then * 99999999999999999999 would be the largest of that decimal length = (10^21) -1 --> not more than a Sextillion of unique addresses, ----> that is 10^21 / 10^9 / 7 = 10^(21-9) / 7 = 10^12 / 7 = 142,857,142,857 per human (a hundred billion) What would lower that considerably is if the hashing of generated private keys is not surjective on the bounded lattice (0≤x<10^21 for every x in |N). Does that help you? And why do you ask? curious me wonders ... How many total adresses can be created on hz? any idea?
One secret passphrase -> one address. So, the number of addresses you can have is really limited by the number of secret passphrases you can generate...and maintain. Thanks guys, Only curiosity,If calculations of altsheets are correct of 142,857,142,857 addresses per human is really a "very big number", now said for Nxtblg leave enough clear that really there isnīt a limit for use many addresses for same person. Well maybe max. capacity of addresses never can be reach(Thinking for example on a problem like Y2K, that some systems weren`t prepared and somebody had did some modifications to "dates") and speaking only of addresses a problem like could dont happens on next years or maybe never in normal conditions.Speaking about performance: Could a big sudden increase affect platform? I mean that an malicious code could be able of create hundreds of thousands of addresses on short time, how systems is prepared to this?. May be the block explorers could be first affected with this. |
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How many total adresses can be created on hz? any idea?
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I was thinking on a ship over sea without captain like to drifting boat...... |
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what about coingen?  |
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I hope that one day that Bitcoin will be a massive global currency and i hope it is used by many people. The Bitcoin transaction chart does seem to show that Bitcoin is being used more and more.
Bitcoin is not becoming a global currency... It is a global currency, and the fastest, cheapest, greatest one IMO!  Be carefull guys,a global currency it could not be a good idea after all if it become to be "unique", please read https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1108280.0 If it is not unique and never will be it, could be OK. |
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