The cpucoinlist is years out of date, don't waste your time
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Hi Deff, I know i am being a pain, but any chance you can code this to work on new versions of Ubuntu and Mint. Apart from being easier for me, i'm pretty sure your new target audience will be running either 18, or 19.
Thanks J
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All up and running. Thankyou
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Hi Deff, I finally managed to compile, and started syncing...but, do you have the correct nodes please. I added the ones i found from the explorer, and had synced with only 96,000 to go, but now i still have over 126,000 to go. Also noticed you have updated to v6.1.1.35, so have that compiled too. These are the peers i am connected too { "addr" : "145.239.189.106:2225", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1579769360, "lastrecv" : 1579769380, "bytessent" : 44726, "bytesrecv" : 519863, "conntime" : 1579769167, "version" : 91004, "subver-tx" : "/CACHEProject 2018:0.7.6.45/", "subver" : "/'CACHE'Project 2018:0.7.6.45/", "inbound" : false, "releasetime" : 0, "startingheight" : 365131, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "63.142.251.194:2225", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1579769173, "lastrecv" : 1579769170, "bytessent" : 242, "bytesrecv" : 241, "conntime" : 1579769169, "version" : 91001, "subver-tx" : "/CACHecoinWM:0.7.6.14/", "subver" : "/CACHecoin-WM:0.7.6.14/", "inbound" : false, "releasetime" : 0, "startingheight" : 364024, "banscore" : 0 }, { "addr" : "31.43.218.102:2225", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1579769382, "lastrecv" : 1579769382, "bytessent" : 187, "bytesrecv" : 338, "conntime" : 1579769382, "version" : 91004, "subver-tx" : "/CACHEProject 2018:0.7.6.46/", "subver" : "/'CACHE'Project 2018:0.7.6.46/", "inbound" : false, "releasetime" : 0, "startingheight" : 365131, "banscore" : 0 its taken over 12 hours so far to sync this much....any ideas how i can speed it up please. Thanks J oh yeah...i had to use Ubuntu 16.04.6 LTS, and i can't get the cloned version to compile (git clone https://github.com/DeffM/CACHeCoin.git) but can get the source to work ( https://github.com/DeffM/CACHeCoin/archive/v_6.1.1.35.tar.gz) I can't remember the errors since i've been at it for hours....but i think in the end this worked for me sudo apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libboost-all-dev libdb5.3 libdb5.3-dev libdb5.3++-dev libtool automake libevent-dev bsdmainutils -y sudo apt-get install git ntp make g++ gcc autoconf cpp ngrep iftop sysstat autotools-dev pkg-config libminiupnpc-dev libzmq3-dev -y sudo apt-get install libqt5gui5 libqt5core5a libqt5dbus5 qttools5-dev qttools5-dev-tools libprotobuf-dev protobuf-compiler libqrencode-dev -y chmod +x build_release.sh ./build_release.sh I have the following versions gcc (Ubuntu 5.4.0-6ubuntu1~16.04.12) 5.4.0 20160609 OpenSSL 1.0.2g 1 Mar 2016 libboost1.58-dev
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Hi, would you mind letting me know which version of linux this compiles on please. Tried, Ubuntu 19.10, Mint 19.3 both fail with "big_num" errors" I'm not a "linux" guy, but can start from scratch with any version, and follow instructions....also love "GUI versions" Thanks J New version available - Hard Fork version CACHE-Project, HardFork stable version, new protocol testing Version : v_6.1.1.34 Version of git : v_0.7.5.195 Subversion : v_0.7.6.46
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Which hash is better CPU friendly? Argon2 or hash used by Litecoin?
Argon2 - 100%
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BFC uses the CPoW model, which mainly introduces a mortgage mechanism. You need to mortgage certain BFC coins to get all the benefits. Bare mining can only get 30% of the revenue, and the remaining 70% will be transferred to the foundation.
Since this is the world's first mortgage model, BFC was initially resisted by specific miner groups. However, as the BFC mortgage model became gradually stabilized. Resistance is no longer a realistic solution and more and more miners who initially resisted now turn to BFC. Independent thinking is a good habit and a lot of miners who joined the BFC from the start are really grateful now. BFC is leading the revenue chart recently despite the bear market, it takes the first place on 588,488,p106,p104,1070,1080ti,2060 currently.
No idea what BFC is short for, but its definately not the worlds first mortgage model...Many of the hdd coins having been using mortgage's for ages....have a look somtime
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I've still got 300K for sale, contact me via pm
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Looked quite intertesting....until i saw the min investment....try reducing that by a factor of 10 please....
Yes, we will take it down to $20. -extro Apologies...i was being quite a lot cheeky really...but much appreciated...
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Datacoin Shop: https://datacoin.cash. Let me emphasize that the Datacoin Shop is in Alpha. I am new to Shopify, dropshipping and CodeIgniter. The Datacoin.Cash website has 3 components: a Datacoin Shop, lending packages (with ROI of 34%) and a Multi-Level-Marketing system (paying 25% referral bonus for a miniumum investment of $150). The capital (in Bitcoin) raised with the lending packages will be used to pay for the products. Suppliers do not accept Datacoin. You can pay for the products in the shop with Datacoin (send the amount on the product page to the Datacoin address indicated). The online Datacoin wallet is active at datacoin dot tk/wallet. Please register and buy to help us test the website. This is intended as an economic ecosystem to support the Datacoin price. Please be patient. Shipping times vary, up to one or two months. But sometimes also shorter. -extro Looked quite intertesting....until i saw the min investment....try reducing that by a factor of 10 please....
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Guys, If you can't be bothered waiting for an exchange, which may happen one day...why not simply trade on here, or setup a discord group and trade directly? If an exchange happens, great, but why wait...do it the old way There's already a Discord but I don't think it was intended for trading. Maybe someone else can set up a Discord for FT1 trading. Not my choice. If you set one up, I may join, but I don't want to step on the dev's or community's toes. Is anyone else able to mine on more than one core/thread? Edit: Isn't it against the rules to do crypto trades in the thread?Not sure if there are any rules against trading on here, if so, fine, dont trade on here...simples As for discord....and stepping on devs toes, look, he's on with things fair enuff, but its taking way too long, and being an open source project, not really sure, how he, or community can really have an issue with it. All i'm saying, is that clearly there are people on here who are clearly fed up of waiting, so instead of moaning and badgering the dev, why not just get on with trading between themselves. Do you really thing the initial bitcoin miners waited until the first exchange was invented...i think not...
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Guys, If you can't be bothered waiting for an exchange, which may happen one day...why not simply trade on here, or setup a discord group and trade directly? If an exchange happens, great, but why wait...do it the old way
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Hi,
Does anyone have a working linux wallet please? Mint 19
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Hi guys, Just noticed, not one of the listed exchanges @ https://veruscoin.io/getVRSC.html#exchange is taking deposits? All are in maintenance. Does anyone know of a working exchange? I would like to exchange a few hundred coins for BTC. Thanks J ya i mentioned in their discord the same thing, seems exchanges are not something they generally worry about tho this never made it onto a decent exchange in the year+ its been alive, not sure if the wallet is just hard to run for them or what : / generally a coin that claims so many "firsts" dosent have to worry about paying so much for listings or have so much trouble getting on a top 10 exchange you would think... all exchanges are down for this for days now tho, gonna be a race to dump this one i think once they open so be rdy if your looking to sell! Hi, Thanks for letting me know. Much appreciated Well i guess that only leaves the good old fashioned way.... So, i have 400 VRSC and i'm looking for $40, or 0.0053BTC J
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Hi guys, Just noticed, not one of the listed exchanges @ https://veruscoin.io/getVRSC.html#exchange is taking deposits? All are in maintenance. Does anyone know of a working exchange? I would like to exchange a few hundred coins for BTC. Thanks J
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Hi,
This is already a Cachecoin (cach) it's a scrypt-jane coin and been around years. You name will only confuse
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Just out of interest, whats the going rate for Zettel at the moment please? In GBP or $.
Thanks
About 0.5 cent (80 sats at 6700$ per BTC) So, with my Ryzen cpu, i am mining no more than 100 a day, so thats 50 cents a day? SO basically completely pointless, since its costing me $1.50 in power It's not pointless, you can always improve your situation if you know how. Also, your situation is not representative of everyone else's. a) what kind of Ryzen do you have? Are you mining on linux 64 bit? 100 ZTTL would be less than 1% of daily coins, so you say you only mine with 400 kh/s, doesn't sound right. b) others pay much less for power (it's them who are mining the bulk of the current 40 MH/s) c) price will fluctuate wildly, depending on many factors, e.g. BTC currently crashing hard. So buying may indeed be the better choice right now. R1800x 32GB ram, SSD, linuc mint 19.3, using 15 threads....695kh/s. Power is £0.16 to £0.18 /kwr over here https://ibb.co/kSLDc7GI recon miner would have to be at least double that hashrate to even break even. have to say, its not just this coin. As far as mining goes, pretty much all ALT coins are screwed. Look @ Veruscoin, and its new algo...a few dozen peeps made hundreds of dollars over 48-72 hours, but now it has normalised again, its back to less than half a dollar a day. Thing with your algo, is simple. Without a pool, its winner takes all....so he/she who has a decent server chip, or threadripper, will win the vast majority of the coins, leaving scraps for the rest of us. I'd be interested to know what someone with say a 1950, or 2950 with quad channel ram is pulling....i bet its more like 2-3 mh/s In fact, would be interesting to know what the AMD 3700x does, same threadcount as me, but double the L3 cache, bet that makes a huge difference. Interesting to see where the whole market goes, i can't see how much longer peeps are going to spend $500-100$ on a rig, just to make 30-50 cents a day...
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Just out of interest, whats the going rate for Zettel at the moment please? In GBP or $.
Thanks
About 0.5 cent (80 sats at 6700$ per BTC) So, with my Ryzen cpu, i am mining no more than 100 a day, so thats 50 cents a day? SO basically completely pointless, since its costing me $1.50 in power
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