So new updates coming soon from dev.
Yup. No solid time yet but hoping for tonight is the nvidia miner on the way? are you waiting to integrate it in the wallet first, before releasing it? Actually working with wolf on the optimized gpu miner. For now it will be released with the sgminer. Will catch up with pallas on the NVIDIA miner and get back to you |
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So new updates coming soon from dev.
Yup. No solid time yet but hoping for tonight |
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Folks I wanted to personally apologize for taking so DAMN long!
I had to take care of some things in my personal day to day life and held me back on releasing updates and keeping up with the thead
Will be in touch today and hopefully releasing the promised update.
ANN will be getting updated with everything to reflect what has been going on. (Cryptopia, new Block explorer, new nodes) + more
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Thats why some ppl were so desperate for Cryptopia, but give us time... that wall will fall  So, you think it can actually go to 2 or 3 or 4 or 10 sats? 50? 100? Or is that asking too much? Just wondering. There currently is alot circulating. The supply available is high right now and hence the low price |
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ESP Wallet on Cryptopia is already open. As usual the 1 sat sell wall is accumulating as I post this.
More interested in the lite coin market at this point anyway. Updating the ANN and finalizing the wallet. Well have more news soon |
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any bounty for signature campaign dev?
We will be running a signature campaign after this second giveaway (Reverse-ICO) is over. More details at a later date, sleep in the meantime. |
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THANK YOU CRYPTOPIA!!!
Side note: We'll be still releasing the client ASAP. However Personally, I need a bit of sleep.
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 EDIT: THANK YOU GUYS!!! OMG THAT WAS SOOO CLOSE!!! THIS IS ALL YOU GUYS!!! |
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Added some more DOT votes @cryptopia. Good to see we've hit #1 also  But there are still two more hours! Hope someone else is still holding a large amount for the final few seconds, I only had 20,000 dot left so it wouldn't change anything too significantly regardless. Good luck! That is good news Digicube will be our fierce competition as I sense some creeping up paid votes there..yes hopefully many of our friends here have some enough stash of Dots to make a big difference! Very Nice Dev! Getting Excited here to finally use the new wallet We should also start voting on C-Cex; at the moment on place 8 I think we should focus with cryptopia and make it our new home, ccex is also part of the plan we just need to calm down i think we are almost there at cryptopia almost, keep voting guys much really better if this win have a huge leads. BERN has overtaken the #1 spot, 2 hours left before time runs out. Me senses snipers in our midst... |
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Added some more DOT votes @cryptopia. Good to see we've hit #1 also But there are still two more hours! Hope someone else is still holding a large amount for the final few seconds, I only had 20,000 dot left so it wouldn't change anything too significantly regardless. Good luck! Thanks bud! It's greatly appreciated! @Everyone - Just so you know we are working and not just talking bs I have another preview to show you of the client, just tying everything together in the backend is going to take some more time It's not done yet bear in mind this is a preview. Including a spelling mistake I just now noticed LOL  |
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good job guys keep it up just don't let this opportunity passed just keep voting we should maintain now the position
cast all your free votes and also your paid votes. good luck guys.
Thank all of you guys so much. Some more good news. If everything goes well the new client will release tonight. Will Have a full run down for you. That is good news Dev! Since we are coming from different time zones can you let us know how many hours until this "tonight"? Give me about eight hours for launch. (Estimate) |
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good job guys keep it up just don't let this opportunity passed just keep voting we should maintain now the position
cast all your free votes and also your paid votes. good luck guys.
Thank all of you guys so much. Some more good news. If everything goes well the new client will release tonight. Will Have a full run down for you. |
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how much is the block reward right now?
50K a block, always has been always will be |
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The question more to the developer.
Is the developer has plans in the future to implement PoS ? " on a small percentage "
No PoS, directly avoiding that actually with development of the PoR system. It's just not very simple to design as all exploits must be found and patched before ever thinking of releasing the functionality. A question to the people WHO knows koding and hardware.
A have 2 "old" Antminer s3+ doing not that much. Would it be possible to update the CGminer on them with HMQ1725 algo? And Second... Would it be effective to mine ESP on them?
No, you can't. Completely different algo. Pallas that's wrong, although what MrPlazu is thinking of doing isn't correct either, to get HMQ1725 to mine on an antminer s3 you would need to updated the code base that the antminers run on (which is CGMiner) and then compile it for the MIPS processors that are asic chips. you would then have to push the mining software update to the asics and you could mine using them. However they are asics with a very small instruction set (hence mips and its RISC architecture instead of the normal CISC arc) so you would probably have to do some tests to make sure that you are only using instructions that they can understand. The mining wouldn't be SHA speed either. it would be much slower due to what i am assuming are large inefficiencies for mining in the HMQ1725 algo. If you don't know how to set up cross compilation for a mips environment, or aren't well versed in both mining software code and mips assembly code, then this will almost certainly be impossible for you to do. No offense, but in the mining development/coding arena, Pallas could run circles around you... and then eat you. He's completely right. An S3 consists of a small controller board, and then a SHITTON of ASIC chips that only perform SHA-256d. There's zero possibility of ever doing it on those - or anything execpt SHA-256d mining - until you melt them down to scrap metal. The little CPU on the controller board may be capable of doing it - but that is CPU mining, and it would be better done on a real system, as the CPU on the controller board is no doubt as cheap as possible. Hey there Wolf0! Btw, just wondering, We heard you'd like compensation for the optimized miner. Any chance on a solid price? PM if you'd like @Everyone - NEWS Seriously, very sorry for all the delays, I've personally been on call at my workplace and it has been a CRAZY weekend! Good news: New nodes launched (thank you animalroam) Espers Nodes: 188.213.175.51 81.2.242.98 89.36.215.243 89.40.117.223 89.38.146.124 Ports are 22447. They will be hardcoded into the next client release as well. As far as the new client goes, it is still under development we are working on it as quickly as possible. Will have a few screenshots soon and expect to release the client later today if things go well. Thank you all for understanding. bad news: None... Well... just time delays but otherwise none. |
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Hey guys we are here don't worry lol, there just needed to be pizza and some beer involved it's the weekend and we are looking to push this project forward a considerable amount do not fret. Guys, we're nearing the end of another round at Cryptopia! If we want ESP to grow, we really need to win this and get listed! Right now, we're in third place with two days left for this round (we're #6 in total votes). Digicube is currently in the lead, ahead of us by 220937 DOT - by current exchange rates, that means we only need to spend $20 to get in first! Also important to note - as our competitor is DigiCube - this is the *ahem* infamous iGotSpots we're up against - so better have a couple hundred dollars on reserve in preparation for any last-minute voting  They've already begun discussion on Cryptopia voting, so competition could get fierce these next few days  We should come up with a plan on how to raise some money for listing votes, or a list of those who do donate for vote funding - I'll definitely buy more DOT just for this purpose! If the Dev Team will like it, those who hold a fair big amount of ESP can donate to the community. This ESP will then be Sold in the Buy and Sell thread or on existing exchanges and use the BTC gathered for buying up the Votes there. And if there is someone who wants to Invest on the said ESP Stash that have been donated then please proceed to or we can go for it for a Bidding. But this has to be done immediately. Thanks I like this idea if this community and with the dev consent this would allowed us all to gain some btc and used to vote arrakkeen is so eager to help us all here so paid vote really help this coin to go in we need more support guys if you are okay just come out and speak up the more donations that we have the more votes that we can provide even in a small amounts coming from the first give away or winnings from yobit dice site will do. hope crypto and cc will allowed this and step first with this idea. We aren't against community members donating BTC and/or DOT for the voting, however this is up to the community. We do not want to ask for this as we believe that it should be the community that drives this project with the dev team the engine behind it all. |
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*pokes his nose in*
Come on in! There's salmon and steaks! Plus lots and lots of... petting? Whatever strikes your fancy. Saw the algo; it sparked minor interest. Saw the CPU miner improvement as well. I did start a bit of work on it, and got the main portion of my PoW implementation re-design for it done... but it took some willpower. That... is a pretty massive PoW function in terms of... well, even though I'm not implementing it on hardware - terms of area best describes it. Just massive. Lol yes it is a big algo, and so far it's been doing a good job at keeping the hashrates fairly even which was a intended goal besides just security which was the obvious one. Also as much fun as ASICs are we weren't interested in developing a blockchain that could be ASIC mined. PoW redesign eh? Very interesting. I'd personally love to know the details of what you are working on if you'd like to elaborate Ours is more of a Heavily Modified Quark with quite a few new algos but I'm sure you've already seen that. Somethings that we are also working on is variable block time that reacts to network load. e.g.: the more tx per sec the faster the chain runs the less tx per sec the slower the chain runs. Among other things. Ideas are plentiful and time is not it seems. |
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That's impressive, I've been struggling with Windows since I forked. It's the number one FAQ I get.
Thanks Joblo, well it errored out on Line 25 of the cpu-miner.c file (could have butchered the name as I'm no longer staring at the directory), on "error cannot find /openssl/sha.h The directories look to be in need of re-organization for windows or I need to reconfigure the build. Either way again I'll give another go at this in a few hours. Thanks for your interest. Openssl is a library on Linux but there appears to be a Windows version in compat/curl-for-windows/openssl/openssl/crypto/sha/sha.h. I don't know if it works but it might be worth a try. I have no dea how to link Windows code but in many cases precompiled binaries of cpu miners require openssl (dev package iirc) be installed. I assume they must use dynamic linking. As little as I know about Windows dev I'll help out as much as I can. I'm glad I stumbled into this coin, looks like a very interesting community. Okay this seriously will be the last post for aminute. CtGiant got past the openssl error i encountered but ran across other issues that he's looking into. I personally attempted to re structure some directories as the sgminer we built was very similar source wise but apparently different enough that by quick one two antics didn't work work for it. Will let you know how it all progresses. Glad you're liking our project and community, you're awelcomed part of it. Hope to continue to see you around. Don't read this until you've gotten some rest. The file system is still a mess. It is a mashup of around 10 different miners with artifacts lying all over the place. My initial goal with the fork was to propagate the avaiable optimizations to as many algos as possible and to add as many algos as possible. Just get it working and clean up the mess later. I've also restructured the front end with a "gate" using function pointers to isolate all the algo specific code. I've already cleaned up a lot but it's still a work in progress. Well, 54% boost is definitely what I'd call pretty successful work in progress . We'll keep looking into it. I woke up much later than I'd hoped so it's a little bit of a late start on today but not too bad. *pokes his nose in*
Come on in! There's salmon and steaks! Plus lots and lots of... petting? Whatever strikes your fancy. Good day to ya'll!
Any one can help me to run that new cpu miner?
I got debian 8 running on windows 10 hyper V.
Thanks in advance!
Good morning Mono! We'll have a look at building it out on Linux today as well (everything is on the list, all I have to say is TGIF!). When we get it to run we'll post a mini guide on getting it setup. Lot's to do today, Site updates, Client updates, miner builds man someone bust out the cloning VAT I need a few copies of me! |
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That's impressive, I've been struggling with Windows since I forked. It's the number one FAQ I get.
Thanks Joblo, well it errored out on Line 25 of the cpu-miner.c file (could have butchered the name as I'm no longer staring at the directory), on "error cannot find /openssl/sha.h The directories look to be in need of re-organization for windows or I need to reconfigure the build. Either way again I'll give another go at this in a few hours. Thanks for your interest. Openssl is a library on Linux but there appears to be a Windows version in compat/curl-for-windows/openssl/openssl/crypto/sha/sha.h. I don't know if it works but it might be worth a try. I have no dea how to link Windows code but in many cases precompiled binaries of cpu miners require openssl (dev package iirc) be installed. I assume they must use dynamic linking. As little as I know about Windows dev I'll help out as much as I can. I'm glad I stumbled into this coin, looks like a very interesting community. Okay this seriously will be the last post for aminute. CtGiant got past the openssl error i encountered but ran across other issues that he's looking into. I personally attempted to re structure some directories as the sgminer we built was very similar source wise but apparently different enough that by quick one two antics didn't work work for it. Will let you know how it all progresses. Glad you're liking our project and community, you're awelcomed part of it. Hope to continue to see you around. |
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That's impressive, I've been struggling with Windows since I forked. It's the number one FAQ I get.
Thanks Joblo, well it errored out on Line 25 of the cpu-miner.c file (could have butchered the name as I'm no longer staring at the directory), on "error cannot find /openssl/sha.h The directories look to be in need of re-organization for windows or I need to reconfigure the build. Either way again I'll give another go at this in a few hours. get some rest crypto we are all here we will keep this community alive and just let us know with all the development that you are doing we are all more than excited to know everything thank you for your hardwork.
Yeah go catch up on some ZZ'z... you need some to be able to code. Can't wait to see those pics. You guy's are just too awesome! Thanks for understanding. Just about to hit the hay so to speak and decided to check the thread really quick one more time and figured I'd reply one more time really quick hehe. Btw we plan not just to release pics, the client should be ready for launch soon as stated previously within hopefully another ~24 hours. Just have to iron out the installer (both web installer and offline installer) systems and then we should be good to go. Ofcourse there will be a standalone client option for everyone to choose if they prefer not to use the latest features or are skeptical which is completely understandable in this crazy crypto world. Thanks again guys, you all rock |
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Thanks. I'll look into it.
Hey monoxide, when you get the new cpu miner working on a Linux VM, kindly let us know how you ran it, and what distro and stuff. I'm inclined to try it out on Debian (Jessie). If I can bump up my 100 khs to 200 khs that would be fun. I bought my home server because the Xeon chip on it had AES support. I think it's a e5640. We'll give compiling a Windows version a shot for you guys, if it's anything like sgminer it shouldn't be too bad. @joblo - thank you for taking your time and putting forth the effort, it is seriously much appreciated. well I'm gonna wait for that crypto I also wants to mine more i just don't have that capability working for the codes thank you for taking your time on it sir please let us know after creating it. good luck. Well we almost got it, apparently I didn't configure the openssl correctly for windows for this miner... anyway personally I'm pretty tired anyway so going to catch up a bit on some sleep and try this again in ~6 hours. Afterwhich we should also have some pics of the newly compiled Client as well with the dedicated mining page and the Mailing system mockup page as well. Very excited about the developments and sorry it's taking so long but all of this takes time lol. Thanks again guys. See you in a few. |
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