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Author Topic: [$XVG] VERGE [POW][MultiAlgo][TOR/i2P][no premine/ico!]  (Read 843551 times)
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March 18, 2016, 11:32:10 AM
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I would vote for scrypt, x11, lyra2rev2 and blake2s

I don't think two algos with huge farms is needed. Scrypt and X11 just as Scrypt and Sha256 imo are redundant it would be nice to show small farms and individuals some love they're part of the community big farms couldnt care less for the future of the project.

You are not going to find an algo that has no huge farms.

Scrypt, x11 and sha256 are asics.

Any "cpu" algo is botnet. Just about all blake algo are fpga.

No matter what is picked is going to have up and down sides to them.

So in a nut shell all asic algo's are asic farms. All cpu algo's are botnet and all gpu algo's are huge farms.

So where is the middle ground?

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March 18, 2016, 12:01:15 PM
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well, i dont have a asic farm.    i just have one scrypt and one asic.

and i turn off the scrypt for summer.

Now, if someone wants to give me control over a asic farm.... im more than willing!

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oh i have an open rig, i might hook back up for next winter, i would have to get new cards for my desktops, and put the 280's back in it tho. ;0

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March 18, 2016, 12:21:36 PM
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What ia your review for this coin guys it is profitabl tpoo mine?
Or not?
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March 18, 2016, 12:49:57 PM
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I would vote for scrypt, x11, lyra2rev2 and blake2s

I don't think two algos with huge farms is needed. Scrypt and X11 just as Scrypt and Sha256 imo are redundant it would be nice to show small farms and individuals some love they're part of the community big farms couldnt care less for the future of the project.

You are not going to find an algo that has no huge farms.

Scrypt, x11 and sha256 are asics.

Any "cpu" algo is botnet. Just about all blake algo are fpga.

No matter what is picked is going to have up and down sides to them.

So in a nut shell all asic algo's are asic farms. All cpu algo's are botnet and all gpu algo's are huge farms.

So where is the middle ground?

I agree with you but Verge can balance this by adding asic, gpu and cpu algos mix things up also make the mining even more useful like with Prime. Miners are not a threat to Verge we all depend on them for decentralization.

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March 18, 2016, 06:50:27 PM
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I would vote for scrypt, x11, lyra2rev2 and blake2s

I don't think two algos with huge farms is needed. Scrypt and X11 just as Scrypt and Sha256 imo are redundant it would be nice to show small farms and individuals some love they're part of the community big farms couldnt care less for the future of the project.

You are not going to find an algo that has no huge farms.

Scrypt, x11 and sha256 are asics.

Any "cpu" algo is botnet. Just about all blake algo are fpga.

No matter what is picked is going to have up and down sides to them.

So in a nut shell all asic algo's are asic farms. All cpu algo's are botnet and all gpu algo's are huge farms.

So where is the middle ground?

So take advantage of all of their power and let them balance each other out?

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March 18, 2016, 06:51:16 PM
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What ia your review for this coin guys it is profitabl tpoo mine?
Or not?

Yes.

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March 18, 2016, 06:53:49 PM
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I would vote for scrypt, x11, lyra2rev2 and blake2s

I don't think two algos with huge farms is needed. Scrypt and X11 just as Scrypt and Sha256 imo are redundant it would be nice to show small farms and individuals some love they're part of the community big farms couldnt care less for the future of the project.

You are not going to find an algo that has no huge farms.

Scrypt, x11 and sha256 are asics.

Any "cpu" algo is botnet. Just about all blake algo are fpga.

No matter what is picked is going to have up and down sides to them.

So in a nut shell all asic algo's are asic farms. All cpu algo's are botnet and all gpu algo's are huge farms.

So where is the middle ground?

I agree with you but Verge can balance this by adding asic, gpu and cpu algos mix things up also make the mining even more useful like with Prime. Miners are not a threat to Verge we all depend on them for decentralization.

I'm happy with whatever the community agrees on, so long as it includes at least one algo that is GPU friendly so i can fire my old rig back up  Grin

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March 18, 2016, 07:50:34 PM
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Please help

I send 23611.31833 XVG from D8ZWywmdqvD27FrKdML8Gijr9Q5iVZbqrV (bleutrade.com) to DAh3suyCun4dQ7JSNALJsSTuf7TCtbG7Eq (bittrex.com)

In bleutrade.com:
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2016-03-17 22:15:45   -23611.31833000   Withdraw: 23611.21833000 to address DAh3suyCun4dQ7JSNALJsSTuf7TCtbG7Eq; fee 0.10000000

In bittrex.com:
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CONFIRMATIONS   03/18/2016   XVG   23611.21833000   0/20

In TX explorer http://vergecurrency.info/tx/e233fd6b35def16e1c45b32fd2d94050a681debd33911f8c91007bbee141d15a
Code:
23611.31833 XVG
D8ZWywmdqvD27FrKdML8Gijr9Q5iVZbqrV
Incoherence in levelDB detected: Input spent not registered

blockexperts.com don't find this transaction:
https://www.blockexperts.com/xvg/tx/e233fd6b35def16e1c45b32fd2d94050a681debd33911f8c91007bbee141d15a

WTF "Incoherence in levelDB detected: Input spent not registered" ?
What shall I do, wait?
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March 18, 2016, 08:22:35 PM
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Please help

I send 23611.31833 XVG from D8ZWywmdqvD27FrKdML8Gijr9Q5iVZbqrV (bleutrade.com) to DAh3suyCun4dQ7JSNALJsSTuf7TCtbG7Eq (bittrex.com)

In bleutrade.com:
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2016-03-17 22:15:45   -23611.31833000   Withdraw: 23611.21833000 to address DAh3suyCun4dQ7JSNALJsSTuf7TCtbG7Eq; fee 0.10000000

In bittrex.com:
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CONFIRMATIONS   03/18/2016   XVG   23611.21833000   0/20

In TX explorer http://vergecurrency.info/tx/e233fd6b35def16e1c45b32fd2d94050a681debd33911f8c91007bbee141d15a
Code:
23611.31833 XVG
D8ZWywmdqvD27FrKdML8Gijr9Q5iVZbqrV
Incoherence in levelDB detected: Input spent not registered

blockexperts.com don't find this transaction:
https://www.blockexperts.com/xvg/tx/e233fd6b35def16e1c45b32fd2d94050a681debd33911f8c91007bbee141d15a

WTF "Incoherence in levelDB detected: Input spent not registered" ?
What shall I do, wait?

Shows up here https://www.blockexperts.com/xvg/tx/35cc64f870180bbd5c2c13f1c9fc119b3607fe39ca6763163687c67e39b1d7ef
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March 18, 2016, 08:40:05 PM
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This previous transaction. I send 23611.41833000 XVG (-0.1 fee) to bleutrade.com (D8ZWywmdqvD27FrKdML8Gijr9Q5iVZbqrV)
After this I send 23611.31833 to bittrex.com (DAh3suyCun4dQ7JSNALJsSTuf7TCtbG7Eq)
But XVG not reached
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March 18, 2016, 08:54:51 PM
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This previous transaction. I send 23611.41833000 XVG (-0.1 fee) to bleutrade.com (D8ZWywmdqvD27FrKdML8Gijr9Q5iVZbqrV)
After this I send 23611.31833 to bittrex.com (DAh3suyCun4dQ7JSNALJsSTuf7TCtbG7Eq)
But XVG not reached

Without getting into the long explanation, let me assure you it is fine.  There is an issue NOT with the coin but rather with ASIC farms driving up our difficulty then leaving. This slows down transactions. It's what all the multi-algo talk is about. We are trying to come up with a long term solution but for now, transactions may be fast they may be slow.

You can help by using any Hashpower you have to mine XVG. Don't worry.  Smiley
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March 18, 2016, 09:08:40 PM
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Hey anyone interested in helping me bug test http://vergetalk.org/ ? I would greatly appreciate it.

But please PM me any issues directly, I don't want to consume the thread with off topic, but the site will be used to share the word of VERGE and promote sites who also accept and promote VERGE :-) Still a couple weeks away from launch with no unforeseen delays.





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March 18, 2016, 09:36:39 PM
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This previous transaction. I send 23611.41833000 XVG (-0.1 fee) to bleutrade.com (D8ZWywmdqvD27FrKdML8Gijr9Q5iVZbqrV)
After this I send 23611.31833 to bittrex.com (DAh3suyCun4dQ7JSNALJsSTuf7TCtbG7Eq)
But XVG not reached

https://www.blockexperts.com/xvg/tx/e233fd6b35def16e1c45b32fd2d94050a681debd33911f8c91007bbee141d15a

you checked vergecurrency.info which isnt complete yet, blockexperts.com/xvg is better for now until i finish that one.

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March 18, 2016, 09:59:36 PM
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where do I check this transaction coins didn't reach my wallet its been 24 hr  be43a46a38a63de169efb39f66326b588623519e079b4e2570a1c1206cac9bd5
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March 18, 2016, 10:03:56 PM
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Thanks all. I realized that I have to wait. High difficulty and low hashrate slows down transactions.
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March 18, 2016, 10:12:34 PM
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Thanks all. I realized that I have to wait. High difficulty and low hashrate slows down transactions.


how long are u waiting for?
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March 18, 2016, 10:16:08 PM
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Oohhhhhh, I love the option "scrypt, x15, lyra2rev2, blake2s, prime"!!!!  However, why not throw in SHA256 while we are at it?
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March 18, 2016, 10:34:55 PM
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how long are u waiting for?

One day.
Previous transactions were much faster.
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March 18, 2016, 10:57:04 PM
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Oohhhhhh, I love the option "scrypt, x15, lyra2rev2, blake2s, prime"!!!!  However, why not throw in SHA256 while we are at it?

I am with you for including SHA256, there are a lot of miners out there who would love to mine this Verge.

Plus there are also duel miners (Scrypt & SHA256).

see https://www.miningrigrentals.com/ front page see the algos listed:

SHA256 - 431 rigs

Scrypt - 194 rigs

Edit: but going to vote  x11, scrypt, prime, sha256

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March 18, 2016, 11:01:24 PM
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why do we have so many "wait, lets add more options..." voters?

It would be better to suggest than wait.

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