Re: [AXIOM] AxiomMemHash, Schnorr Sigs Implemented, APOS 3.0, AXH 2.0 Proposed

[danilo303]

How can I tell if I mined or staked? 

[1714639620]

1714639620

[jc12345]

How can I tell if I mined or staked?  

3 Quick ways:

1) look at the reward size
2) see if some coins move to "stake" when the block is found
3) look at number of confirms

[bitspill]

What's the current build instructions after doing git clone https://github.com/axiomcryptocurrency/axiom on CentOS 6?

depends on what it is you want to build ...

a qt wallet or daemon ...

#crysx

Qt wallet on Linux is for sissies 

damn - i MUST be a sissy then ...

i use them in fedora - and daemon in vps / servers ...

#crysx

Daemon please

Assuming you have installed the proper dependencies:

Code:

git clone https://github.com/axiomcryptocurrency/axiom
cd axiom/src/
make -f makefile.unix

Not sure if it's still necessary but some people have needed to add a few mkdir's and a chmod.

Code:

git clone https://github.com/axiomcryptocurrency/axiom
cd axiom/src/
mkdir obj/secp256k1
mkdir obj/secp256k1/src
chmod +x leveldb/build_detect_platform
make -f makefile.unix

[Fuzzbawls]

ahh yeah, forgot about the mkdir issue. when i just did a fresh clone a few minutes ago, the build_detect_platform script had the right mode set, but yeah..some people may need to make it executable

[chrysophylax]

What's the current build instructions after doing git clone https://github.com/axiomcryptocurrency/axiom on CentOS 6?

depends on what it is you want to build ...

a qt wallet or daemon ...

#crysx

Qt wallet on Linux is for sissies  

damn - i MUST be a sissy then ...

i use them in fedora - and daemon in vps / servers ...

#crysx

Daemon please

if you have all the development tools installed - then that should be a simple build ...

cd /xxx/axiom/src/ ...
make -f makefile.unix ...

thats what you would normally do to compile the daemon ( axiomd ) ... BUT ... the devs at axiom missed a couple of very small details ...

first create two specific directories - and a specific file needs to be made executable ... i use full paths so i dont have issues - so ill illustrate that below using /chrysophylax/ as my main root path ...

mkdir /chrysophylax/axiom/src/obj/secp256k1/ ...
mkdir /chrysophylax/axiom/src/obj/secp256k1/src/ ...
chmod +x /chrysophylax/axiom/src/leveldb/build_detect_platform ...

THEN ...

cd /chrysophylax/axiom/src/ ...
make -f makefile.unix ...

when the compile finishes - there should be an axiomd file in the list ... move that axiomd file to a place you want it - and run it ...

./axiomd ...

that will create the relevant .axiom hidden folder in the users home directory ( the user you are currently logged into ) and it will start syncing ...

if there is an issue syncing ( which i had found when i first run it - for over an hour ) then use the node ip's that are listed previously ... simply change into the .axiom directory and create a file called axiom.conf ...

the contents of my file is below - but be sure to change the rpcuser and rpcpassword details ...

-------

rpcuser=chrysophylax
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=
port=
gen=0
server=1
addnode=104.236.231.72
addnode=45.55.172.95
addnode=174.127.110.41
addnode=162.222.181.215

addnode=93.157.25.130
addnode=104.236.231.72
addnode=158.181.253.55
addnode=187.74.206.189
addnode=72.92.19.54
addnode=24.56.61.247
addnode=89.212.140.63
addnode=46.101.23.149
addnode=68.41.180.163
addnode=46.72.126.178
addnode=193.198.102.32
addnode=161.53.40.94
addnode=192.52.166.80
addnode=104.238.133.29
addnode=197.89.64.51
addnode=122.107.182.65
addnode=82.236.68.185
addnode=5.9.72.102
addnode=212.45.26.38
addnode=104.238.133.29
addnode=197.89.64.51

-------

i didnt want to sound like you were a complete novice at this - as i have no idea where you are at with linux ...

but i do hope this helps ...

#crysx

[chrysophylax]

wow guys ...

as i was typing all that in response - you just slam dunked me with the method ...

damn you guys are quick ...

still working on the dev donation links at the moment - so my time is taken with that currently ... which is why im slow in responding ...

that my excuse - and im sticking with it ...

#crysx

[bitspill]

wow guys ...

as i was typing all that in response - you just slam dunked me with the method ...

damn you guys are quick ...

You've gotta be quick to survive.

Jump on those ninja launches quick to catch the insta mine, make the early trade as soon as it hits the exchange, launch the first pool, launch the first miner, etc.

[chrysophylax]

wow guys ...

as i was typing all that in response - you just slam dunked me with the method ...

damn you guys are quick ...

You've gotta be quick to survive.

Jump on those ninja launches quick to catch the insta mine, make the early trade as soon as it hits the exchange, launch the first pool, launch the first miner, etc.

i know ...

but thats not what im about - nor with all the projects that im involved in ... which includes the coin - the site - the farm ...

the long haul is what im looking for ... nothing less ...

so survival is only the beginning ...

#crysx

[Fuzzbawls]

wow guys ...

as i was typing all that in response - you just slam dunked me with the method ...

damn you guys are quick ...

still working on the dev donation links at the moment - so my time is taken with that currently ... which is why im slow in responding ...

that my excuse - and im sticking with it ...

#crysx

i actually installed centos in a VM and got it building while writing my response...slow poke!

[brightlight]

Are deposits to Bittrex not working only for me?

[chrysophylax]

wow guys ...

as i was typing all that in response - you just slam dunked me with the method ...

damn you guys are quick ...

still working on the dev donation links at the moment - so my time is taken with that currently ... which is why im slow in responding ...

that my excuse - and im sticking with it ...

#crysx

i actually installed centos in a VM and got it building while writing my response...slow poke!

and im SOOO busy with other things like - ummm - errr - washing may hair ... which is why im so slow at responses ...

no poke back - that was a really lame come back ...

bugger it - im going back to working on the servers and rebuild of the farm ...

i really should never have given up on my c++ and dev uni studies ...

ho hum ...

#crysx

[xelbyb]

Hello Axiom community,

State of the Coin Report

We know we've been a bit slow to respond and answer questions in the ANN today. We're a 3 person team and we work 12-14 hours a day on this project. If we were to choose a singular point we want to spread through the community it is that we're not Copy Pasta developers, majority of what we do is hand coded by us. Creating something NEW instead of mixing the same bag of features repeatedly is what we aim to do, and will succeed at. We're a long term project. We have been watching the ann and observing. We noticed a lot of people asking about the lengthy synchronization of the wallet. This is because of the increased security of this coin.

We have however tested our multi threaded sync and it works beautifully as designed from scratch. This will be a necessity all coins, and frankly it would make a large impact on bitcoins ease of use if utilized there. We're looking forward to releasing this and a few other tweaks shortly.

Our ANN rework is coming along and in the final stages, we will have a detailed paper on the current technology that we have in the coin, and a few things we are working on. Also, for those interested, we are writing a short paper on ECDSA technology, exploits and weaknesses and why other technology is necessary.

The network however is exceedingly strong, the wallet has over an absolutely incredible amount of people opening it, so many so that our current listing of nodes is struggling to keep up. We are adding more nodes now to handle the demand.

We're very excited to work on this project, the current price action does not phase us because we as developers know that the power to impact price rests firmly within our hands, and we plan to unleash that power.

Axiom Team

dream "ONLY CPU" We can forget?

[AxiomCryptocurrency]

We've added 5 more node servers, 2 US, 2 EU, 1 in asia.

If you have any connection problems please add these to your axiom.conf:

addnode=104.197.49.247
addnode=104.197.64.168
addnode=130.211.74.245
addnode=104.155.34.235
addnode=107.167.189.225

[LordPiccolo]

We've added 5 more node servers, 2 US, 2 EU, 1 in asia.

If you have any connection problems please add these to your axiom.conf:

addnode=104.197.49.247
addnode=104.197.64.168
addnode=130.211.74.245
addnode=104.155.34.235
addnode=107.167.189.225

Nice work!

[bitcrypto10101]

We've added 5 more node servers, 2 US, 2 EU, 1 in asia.

If you have any connection problems please add these to your axiom.conf:

addnode=104.197.49.247
addnode=104.197.64.168
addnode=130.211.74.245
addnode=104.155.34.235
addnode=107.167.189.225

Every day new nodes very good when I staking coins no rewards.   

[bitspill]

when I staking coins no rewards.   

How much are you staking?

High quantity of coins stands a better chance of staking.

[gaalx]

AxiomCryptocurrency,
Your defense of the GPU is not working. Modify the code of the coin, or accept that the coin is not the CPU ONLY!

[LordPiccolo]

We've added 5 more node servers, 2 US, 2 EU, 1 in asia.

If you have any connection problems please add these to your axiom.conf:

addnode=104.197.49.247
addnode=104.197.64.168
addnode=130.211.74.245
addnode=104.155.34.235
addnode=107.167.189.225

Every day new nodes very good when I staking coins no rewards.   

How many coins do you have staking? and what size chunks are they in?

I have had stakes right down to 250 coins in a chunk so far. Staking works well

[Rabinovitch]

Your defense of the GPU is not working. Modify the code of the coin, or accept that the coin is not the CPU ONLY!

What?.. Another scamcoin?.. It's sad.

[markm]

This size of chunks concept... I have noticed in various threads about proof of stake coins discussions that seem to refer to more than just how many of a coin you leave in any one staking wallet.

Some even seem to have some kind of automatic chopping up of "coins", presumably outputs or something like that?

Some even have users talking about various plans to manually re-arrange their coins within one wallet to help or hinder staking.

So I am wondering is all that done for us automagically here or do we need to worry about fidgeting around in our wallets to stake efficiently / effectively?

-MarkM-