[ANN][PASL]-[PASCAL Lite]-[The Future is Almost Here]

[Dermelon]

Hello! I'm dual mining ETH-PASL with claymore in suprnova.cc pool. I think it is all ok but i can't understand how the wallet work. Can somebody help me ? Where is my wallet number (like Eth wallet)? how can i get paid from the pool?

Thank you

Accounts are generated by a blockchain, with each new block there are 5 accounts that are received by the person who obtained the block.
To get the account there are 3 ways: 1. to get the block. 2. to buy in the marketplace of accounts, 3. That someone handed it to you on a public key.
Or you can mining directly on the stock exchange, then you do not need a wallet.
I can give you an account if you write your public key. (Projet ->Private keys -> Export Public Key )

Thanks for your answer. But i still do not understand. Where is the marketplace and how i can buy or how can i use the public key (i make the private key and i see the "export public key")

go to pasl.fairpool.xyz. there is a manual how to use your public key for mining and how to get pascal lite account. you can mining directly to your pascal lite account after you got one.

[AikaPool]

PascalBorland (PASB)
PascalTurbo (PAST)

 

[adaseb]

It looks like there is a fork

Cryptopia, Block Explorer, Wallet Explorer and Fairpool are on one chain.

While Suprnova is on another chain.


We are investigating the matter.

EDIT: Issue is resolved


 

[nightraven]

Announcement: Pascal Wallet version 0.01 ALFA

I have made a simple wallet that can connect to a running pascalcoin_daemon or even to the standard wallet. It connects both on a localhost, a local network or over the internet. By default it connects to 127.0.0.1 port 4003. But this can be changed to local or remote IPs and ports. It uses RPC and Json for communication.

Pascal Wallet is made for the Pascal Coin P2P Cryptocurrency But it may also be compatible with clones like Pascal Lite.

Dependencies: Compile with Synapse in the path.

Binaries for windows64 and Linux as well as source code can be downloaded from:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascal-wallet/

And source code are also available from:
https://github.com/natugle/PascalWallet

I will of course like to get some comments, suggestions and critics.

WARNING: This is an ALFA TEST VERSION!!!!!!!  It is just for testing. Expect bugs and strange behavior. Don't use it unless you know what you are doing ;o)

Enjoy!

[ulfsaar]

Announcement: Pascal Wallet version 0.01 ALFA

I have made a simple wallet that can connect to a running pascalcoin_daemon or even to the standard wallet. It connects both on a localhost, a local network or over the internet. By default it connects to 127.0.0.1 port 4003. But this can be changed to local or remote IPs and ports. It uses RPC and Json for communication.

Pascal Wallet is made for the Pascal Coin P2P Cryptocurrency But it may also be compatible with clones like Pascal Lite.

Dependencies: Compile with Synapse in the path.

Binaries for windows64 and Linux as well as source code can be downloaded from:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascal-wallet/

And source code are also available from:
https://github.com/natugle/PascalWallet

I will of course like to get some comments, suggestions and critics.

WARNING: This is an ALFA TEST VERSION!!!!!!!  It is just for testing. Expect bugs and strange behavior. Don't use it unless you know what you are doing ;o)

Enjoy!

Will compile later but what does it do? Functions like the regular wallet? 

[nightraven]

Announcement: Pascal Wallet version 0.01 ALFA

I have made a simple wallet that can connect to a running pascalcoin_daemon or even to the standard wallet. It connects both on a localhost, a local network or over the internet. By default it connects to 127.0.0.1 port 4003. But this can be changed to local or remote IPs and ports. It uses RPC and Json for communication.

Pascal Wallet is made for the Pascal Coin P2P Cryptocurrency But it may also be compatible with clones like Pascal Lite.

Dependencies: Compile with Synapse in the path.

Binaries for windows64 and Linux as well as source code can be downloaded from:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/pascal-wallet/

And source code are also available from:
https://github.com/natugle/PascalWallet

I will of course like to get some comments, suggestions and critics.

WARNING: This is an ALFA TEST VERSION!!!!!!!  It is just for testing. Expect bugs and strange behavior. Don't use it unless you know what you are doing ;o)

Enjoy!

Will compile later but what does it do? Functions like the regular wallet?  

Well, It is still at a very early stage. I made it mostly because right now Pascal Lite dosen't have a stable wallet for Linux.

But it could be developed into some sort of a more easy to use lightweight wallet. It can be a gui for the daemon. And it is also useful if somebody wants to send coins from one computer but the daemon or the standard wallet are running on another computer.

[Benkoo]

When 1.4.6? 

[hannusolo]

When it's done

[xiphon]

When 1.4.6? 

We are working on it. I hope it will be ready some days later.

[onemanatatime]

Hi dev so this is running same algorithm as Pascal coin?

Any exchange to buy or only mining now?

[leero9]

is this coin good? why price has dropped so much? is a scam?

[Q_R_V]

Coin seems to look solid. Question is where to mine? I always prefered suprnova but my rig loses connection there a few times per hour

[LegendHero42]

I think that with a good website, and a few exchanges more, this coin could do great. It's currently better than the original and has potential to grow. It only needs more marketing and promotion.

[adaseb]

Coin seems to look solid. Question is where to mine? I always prefered suprnova but my rig loses connection there a few times per hour

Here are all our pools

https://pasl.fairpool.xyz/

https://pasl.suprnova.cc/

[adaseb]

For everyone who is using Claymore miner. He released a new version with improved SIA and PASC algo speeds. With a RX 470 4GB you can get around 28.0-28.7MH/s mining ETH and 280-288MH/s mining PASL. Pretty impressive since SGMINER ran at ~600MH/s mining Pascal alone.

[MrJaekin]

For everyone who is using Claymore miner. He released a new version with improved SIA and PASC algo speeds. With a RX 470 4GB you can get around 28.0-28.7MH/s mining ETH and 280-288MH/s mining PASL. Pretty impressive since SGMINER ran at ~600MH/s mining Pascal alone.

What asm and dcri settings are you using?  I can't seem to get mine stable on my RX480s. Still playing around with it though. Pretty nice speed up for sure!

[synthgauge]

I think that with a good website, and a few exchanges more, this coin could do great. It's currently better than the original and has potential to grow. It only needs more marketing and promotion.

Yup could be. Though I don't see much potential here, it's just a fork of pascal produced by a schoolboy from boston the next day after original pasc took off on polo. Pascal lite is to pascal as expanse is to eth, so there's a great possibility it will be pumped a little bit once it's on bittrex. Polo won't list this one, they really don't feel the need to.

[HighAllTime]

"Pascal lite is to pascal as expanse is to eth"

Not the case here. Whereas EXP is wholly ectypal to ETH, PASL is a few steps in front of PASC. Account trading site is one example, PASL github has many more commits than PASC. Also, as I inderstood from Slack, something which will make acquiring accounts easier is in the works.  I'm sure much more will come.

PASL is simply better and more creative than PASC.

[hannusolo]

Somehow I cannot access the suprnova pool. And it doesn't seems to be getting any blocks. Anyone knows something?

Nevermind, it works now!

[adaseb]

For everyone who is using Claymore miner. He released a new version with improved SIA and PASC algo speeds. With a RX 470 4GB you can get around 28.0-28.7MH/s mining ETH and 280-288MH/s mining PASL. Pretty impressive since SGMINER ran at ~600MH/s mining Pascal alone.

What asm and dcri settings are you using?  I can't seem to get mine stable on my RX480s. Still playing around with it though. Pretty nice speed up for sure!

DCRI is 10 and I didn't set any ASM, so I guess it used the default values.

However I had to undervolt LESS because after a few minutes or hour it would hang. So instead of -16 offset for ETH+DCR, I had to use something like -10 offset. Same when mining SIA.