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[pjcltd]

Pool payments now done for this shift
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        "address" : "Pni91PKZzXx4sBTHYsb9UnU4XFQMFZpgSa",
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        "account" : "Payout_sha256",
        "address" : "Pv2kqZWvuDSiQwbbMzhf5Hfaq79VebEfvE",
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NEXT SHIFT HAS STARTED

[Jugg3]

Nice work with the pool!

[pjcltd]

Nice work with the pool!

Thanks

[Jugg3]

Just need a bit more miners on the pool

[N30]

Hello Dev.
I have a bunch of NEG in CoinGather and never swaped them. Is it possible to do it yet?

[iGotSpots]

I think NEGNEW there is the same chain, not sure though

[MoreBloodWine]

Coins gonna be de-listed at TREX ;-/

[MoreBloodWine]

Also, @IGS...

Any word on the tweaked wallet you mentioned that might fix my issues or that too much of a PIA ?

[iGotSpots]

No it won't

[MoreBloodWine]

No it won't

As long as we can get the volume up it shouldn't be.

[rahmad2nd]

any new's ??

[TomVelvetPaws]

so what do I do with all the negativity coins I have?

[mrongoz_imut]

over.......

[photon_coin]

Using large prime numbers as a proof of work is a valid and useful concept.

Still to make a cryptocurrency using a bitcoin styled blockchain around this idea is one with many challenges.

Known challenges:

Other projects unrelated to cryptocurrency have a large head start.

The validation process is cumbersome (just as in the other projects I mentioned)

i.e. see these for examples http://www.mersenne.org

https://primes.utm.edu/primes/

I think it impossible to find & validate 'blocks' on any regularly scheduled basis.
So while bitcoins average block time is ten minutes a cryptocurrency based on this type proof of work would likely have blocks spaced at much longer times.

Finally when considering a project like this I recall at one time RSA used to pay bounties out a long time ago.
They stopped so I believe private and government firms have in their posession hardware & software that is not public domain and vastly superior to public domain resources.

Just a few items to consider.

[MoreBloodWine]

@IGS, any chance on getting a linux qt version so I can put the wallet on my linux laptop and get back to working with the coin please ?

Ty.

[iGotSpots]

I am open to using new formulas if they can be 100% accurate

[MoreBloodWine]

I am open to using new formulas if they can be 100% accurate

Huh ?

[iGotSpots]

Using large prime numbers as a proof of work is a valid and useful concept.

Still to make a cryptocurrency using a bitcoin styled blockchain around this idea is one with many challenges.

Known challenges:

Other projects unrelated to cryptocurrency have a large head start.

The validation process is cumbersome (just as in the other projects I mentioned)

i.e. see these for examples http://www.mersenne.org

https://primes.utm.edu/primes/

I think it impossible to find & validate 'blocks' on any regularly scheduled basis.
So while bitcoins average block time is ten minutes a cryptocurrency based on this type proof of work would likely have blocks spaced at much longer times.

Finally when considering a project like this I recall at one time RSA used to pay bounties out a long time ago.
They stopped so I believe private and government firms have in their posession hardware & software that is not public domain and vastly superior to public domain resources.

Just a few items to consider.

I was referring to this post. This is the reason Primes simply give bonuses and the actual work is done via staking to maintain the blockchain

[MoreBloodWine]

Using large prime numbers as a proof of work is a valid and useful concept.

Still to make a cryptocurrency using a bitcoin styled blockchain around this idea is one with many challenges.

Known challenges:

Other projects unrelated to cryptocurrency have a large head start.

The validation process is cumbersome (just as in the other projects I mentioned)

i.e. see these for examples http://www.mersenne.org

https://primes.utm.edu/primes/

I think it impossible to find & validate 'blocks' on any regularly scheduled basis.
So while bitcoins average block time is ten minutes a cryptocurrency based on this type proof of work would likely have blocks spaced at much longer times.

Finally when considering a project like this I recall at one time RSA used to pay bounties out a long time ago.
They stopped so I believe private and government firms have in their posession hardware & software that is not public domain and vastly superior to public domain resources.

Just a few items to consider.

I was referring to this post. This is the reason Primes simply give bonuses and the actual work is done via staking to maintain the blockchain

Ahh, well what about the linux qt I asked for so I can try to get a running wallet on the linux laptop I got ?

[Jugg3]

Its a good time to get some now when the price is low, dont think it will be for so long.