[ANN][SOCC]: SocialCoin *** FORK COMPLETE ***

[sergsen]

Hi! I want to join the company bounty

Facebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/world1team/posts/1454902641215427
Twitter Follower: @sergsen
Twitter : https://twitter.com/sergsen/status/878278134310645761

Hi Dev! I sent the purse address,
waiting for charges

[Minerolero]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=521563.0

A "How to Guide" for Solo Mining
This is for bitcoin but i think the same applies here

[SDHarley]

This is my conf. Am I doing correct?

rpcuser=<SfmB2nNMYhuo4CRJZELTQ1pp5mRRvzaVBi>
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
addnode=13.59.61.11

Is that it verbatim? Post your miner command line too. Why do you < and > chatacters? Presumably you don't actually have those in your files?

[JustADreamer]

Somehow skipped over the coinsmarkets part of the thread; this market alone will devalue the coin and sway people from participating in it unfortunately..
Looking forward to future plans still 

[SDHarley]

Somehow skipped over the coinsmarkets part of the thread; this market alone will devalue the coin and sway people from participating in it unfortunately..
Looking forward to future plans still 

Why, specifically?

[nagobinga]

Everyone will not experience the same problems and very sincere apologies for all the failures that I did.

[JustADreamer]

Somehow skipped over the coinsmarkets part of the thread; this market alone will devalue the coin and sway people from participating in it unfortunately..
Looking forward to future plans still 

Why, specifically?

Extremely low volume = less money;
Take a bank for example, people want to store there money where they know it will be secure (now I am not saying their site/market isn't secure)
But volume alone is the usual definition of 'security' in todays crypto-world.
I know thousands of people who will not put their money on a market/coin alone simply because of this reason.

If you look at all their other trading platforms; nobody is buying anything on there; and this won't change for SOCC even if it is a great coin (which it is)


Another good reason; instant gratification.
Anyone can be listed on Coins Market, so for a new coin to instantly list on this site is a red flag in a lot of peoples eyes (even if there isn't a lot of circulating volume)
I suggest applying for a market; e.g. Nova - this induces a 'proof of work' concept for the coin/market; people need to vote for it, which adds value over time because of time being spent.

There are many ways to put it; but I promise you will get much more support by setting high standards from the beginning.
(And I only say all of these things with the best intentions)

-- side note; breakfast time for me.. Pool seems to be picking up

[Tara11]

This is my conf. Am I doing correct?

rpcuser=<SfmB2nNMYhuo4CRJZELTQ1pp5mRRvzaVBi>
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
addnode=13.59.61.11

Is that it verbatim? Post your miner command line too. Why do you < and > chatacters? Presumably you don't actually have those in your files?

I tried to mine using my qt wallet. Looks like it will take forever. Hogging lots of CPU.

[SDHarley]

*** More bounty opportunities ***

Don't forget what SocialCoin is designed to achieve. So in order to win 1k SOCC post a URL here which shows you mentioning #SOCC and your wallet address on sites such as Amazon, TripAdvisor, Trivago etc. Or other forums which you use? Been somewhere recently and written a review? Get it updated!

Hey can we post about SocialCoin in crypto themed forums ? such as cryptotalk..... ?

Yes, that would be acceptable, thanks. Include your wallet address too please with #socc

[SDHarley]

Twitter and Facebook
@SocialCoinNetwk

https://twitter.com/vipercps
https://www.facebook.com/denis.marcura.5?hc_ref=NEWSFEED&fref=nf

Did you PM your wallet address?

[SDHarley]

I really like the looks of this coin; with the right image and sleek style I can easily see thousands of people picking up on this quite quickly.
(However, it seems I threw threw the wrong miner on the pool last night before bed and quickly switched to a less powerful unit to combat the difficulty change)
I do apologize for this, and will help balance out the difficulty so it is easier for others to mine (normally).

With that being said I would like to offer a mini-faucet from here on; I would like Dev's approval though first.

But I'm completely on board with this coin and look forward to contributing if desired  

Hi,

Sorry for the delay, manic day. Faucets are an interesting concept, especially in this social media space where such 'free' giveaways may foster the environment the coin needs in order to succeed. Can you elaborate a little on what you think the faucet could achieve for the coin, please?

[SDHarley]

This is my conf. Am I doing correct?

rpcuser=<SfmB2nNMYhuo4CRJZELTQ1pp5mRRvzaVBi>
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
addnode=13.59.61.11

Is that it verbatim? Post your miner command line too. Why do you < and > chatacters? Presumably you don't actually have those in your files?

I tried to mine using my qt wallet. Looks like it will take forever. Hogging lots of CPU.

CPU mining these days, even for a new coin with a low diff is not necessarily the best way of doing it. You want GPU mining at least for solo. I thought everybody knew that

[SDHarley]

Somehow skipped over the coinsmarkets part of the thread; this market alone will devalue the coin and sway people from participating in it unfortunately..
Looking forward to future plans still 

Why, specifically?

Extremely low volume = less money;
Take a bank for example, people want to store there money where they know it will be secure (now I am not saying their site/market isn't secure)
But volume alone is the usual definition of 'security' in todays crypto-world.
I know thousands of people who will not put their money on a market/coin alone simply because of this reason.

If you look at all their other trading platforms; nobody is buying anything on there; and this won't change for SOCC even if it is a great coin (which it is)


Another good reason; instant gratification.
Anyone can be listed on Coins Market, so for a new coin to instantly list on this site is a red flag in a lot of peoples eyes (even if there isn't a lot of circulating volume)
I suggest applying for a market; e.g. Nova - this induces a 'proof of work' concept for the coin/market; people need to vote for it, which adds value over time because of time being spent.

There are many ways to put it; but I promise you will get much more support by setting high standards from the beginning.
(And I only say all of these things with the best intentions)

-- side note; breakfast time for me.. Pool seems to be picking up

Thanks for this, interesting stuff. At this time, I am aware of the need to vote for the Nova exchange and I think that is the next logical step for the coin. Yobit is also in the offing.

[ljp7839008]

solo mine:

1. Config file contains as the user, the wallet address. Pwd of x
2. Other details as per coin specs, IP, port etc.
3. Create shortcut to wallet.
4. Add -server to the end of the target.
5. Run wallet.
6. Run miner of choice, add wallet address as user in command line

[JustADreamer]

I really like the looks of this coin; with the right image and sleek style I can easily see thousands of people picking up on this quite quickly.
(However, it seems I threw threw the wrong miner on the pool last night before bed and quickly switched to a less powerful unit to combat the difficulty change)
I do apologize for this, and will help balance out the difficulty so it is easier for others to mine (normally).

With that being said I would like to offer a mini-faucet from here on; I would like Dev's approval though first.

But I'm completely on board with this coin and look forward to contributing if desired  

Hi,

Sorry for the delay, manic day. Faucets are an interesting concept, especially in this social media space where such 'free' giveaways may foster the environment the coin needs in order to succeed. Can you elaborate a little on what you think the faucet could achieve for the coin, please?

Faucets for Alts are a good way to attract attention; it also allows the network to be monitored in terms of 'interest'; and it gives people an easy way to collect a coin and also give them a reason to keep the wallet downloaded on their computer. On top of that; people will be frequently checking on the status of the coin (to see if their faucet collections have amounted to anything), leading to a bigger follower base, possibility of users referring friends to the coin, as well as community support. (Taking Nova exchange for example; I guarantee faucet collectors will vote for the coin to be processed onto the market because they own a share, even if it is small.)

Distribution (even if in very small amounts) does magic when it comes to alts, because when it comes to support; it's members/heads that matter. (Community in volume)

[Minerolero]

Is this correct for Cgminer?

.conf file

rpcuser=SeRmZ2nt7c8kuZ5oaJ1exYhny1B7bekB4u
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
addnode=13.59.61.11:18645    
addnode=13.59.61.11:18645    
addnode=51.9.44.233:18645    
addnode=109.152.186.237:18645    
addnode=5.167.121.35:18645    
addnode=31.8.179.249:18645    
addnode=31.54.191.5:18645


Miner .bat

cgminer.exe --scrypt -o http://127.0.0.1:18646 -u SeRmZ2nt7c8kuZ5oaJ1exYhny1B7bekB4u -p x

[SDHarley]

Is this correct for Cgminer?

.conf file

rpcuser=SeRmZ2nt7c8kuZ5oaJ1exYhny1B7bekB4u
rpcpassword=x
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=18646
port=18645
listen=1
server=1
addnode=13.59.61.11:18645    
addnode=13.59.61.11:18645    
addnode=51.9.44.233:18645    
addnode=109.152.186.237:18645    
addnode=5.167.121.35:18645    
addnode=31.8.179.249:18645    
addnode=31.54.191.5:18645


Miner .bat

cgminer.exe --scrypt -o http://127.0.0.1:18646 -u SeRmZ2nt7c8kuZ5oaJ1exYhny1B7bekB4u -p x

You may want to put "--show-diff" at the end of the string as that returns the current block, diff and network hash, handy info.

My example:

ccminer-x64 -d 0,1 -l T43x16,T11x24 -a scrypt -o http://127.0.0.1:18646 -u SbEKcF4iF8TPGDQwAUTx3gPyaEsKahjPpc -p x --show-diff

[SDHarley]

*** Bounties update ***

I think all claimed bounties have been paid, or at least, they are in the blockchain pending payment. If somebody is of the opinion that they are due something but you've not received a notification from me that it has been processed, reach out to me please via PM.

Note that some bounties haven't been paid out as yet as the wallet addresses have not been received.

[SDHarley]

I really like the looks of this coin; with the right image and sleek style I can easily see thousands of people picking up on this quite quickly.
(However, it seems I threw threw the wrong miner on the pool last night before bed and quickly switched to a less powerful unit to combat the difficulty change)
I do apologize for this, and will help balance out the difficulty so it is easier for others to mine (normally).

With that being said I would like to offer a mini-faucet from here on; I would like Dev's approval though first.

But I'm completely on board with this coin and look forward to contributing if desired  

Hi,

Sorry for the delay, manic day. Faucets are an interesting concept, especially in this social media space where such 'free' giveaways may foster the environment the coin needs in order to succeed. Can you elaborate a little on what you think the faucet could achieve for the coin, please?

Faucets for Alts are a good way to attract attention; it also allows the network to be monitored in terms of 'interest'; and it gives people an easy way to collect a coin and also give them a reason to keep the wallet downloaded on their computer. On top of that; people will be frequently checking on the status of the coin (to see if their faucet collections have amounted to anything), leading to a bigger follower base, possibility of users referring friends to the coin, as well as community support. (Taking Nova exchange for example; I guarantee faucet collectors will vote for the coin to be processed onto the market because they own a share, even if it is small.)

Distribution (even if in very small amounts) does magic when it comes to alts, because when it comes to support; it's members/heads that matter. (Community in volume)

I cannot argue with any of that. Ok then, is approved from my perspective. Let me know what is required in terms of funds/balances etc - i.e. any capital SOCC required to 'fill' the faucet.

[JustADreamer]

I really like the looks of this coin; with the right image and sleek style I can easily see thousands of people picking up on this quite quickly.
(However, it seems I threw threw the wrong miner on the pool last night before bed and quickly switched to a less powerful unit to combat the difficulty change)
I do apologize for this, and will help balance out the difficulty so it is easier for others to mine (normally).

With that being said I would like to offer a mini-faucet from here on; I would like Dev's approval though first.

But I'm completely on board with this coin and look forward to contributing if desired  

Hi,

Sorry for the delay, manic day. Faucets are an interesting concept, especially in this social media space where such 'free' giveaways may foster the environment the coin needs in order to succeed. Can you elaborate a little on what you think the faucet could achieve for the coin, please?

Faucets for Alts are a good way to attract attention; it also allows the network to be monitored in terms of 'interest'; and it gives people an easy way to collect a coin and also give them a reason to keep the wallet downloaded on their computer. On top of that; people will be frequently checking on the status of the coin (to see if their faucet collections have amounted to anything), leading to a bigger follower base, possibility of users referring friends to the coin, as well as community support. (Taking Nova exchange for example; I guarantee faucet collectors will vote for the coin to be processed onto the market because they own a share, even if it is small.)

Distribution (even if in very small amounts) does magic when it comes to alts, because when it comes to support; it's members/heads that matter. (Community in volume)

I cannot argue with any of that. Ok then, is approved from my perspective. Let me know what is required in terms of funds/balances etc - i.e. any capital SOCC required to 'fill' the faucet.

Nothing is required; I will use my own funds.
I will probably start the faucet at 3 coins per request, and will lower the claim rewards 1 coin a day; bottoming out at 1 coin per drip. (Until any further progress is made: e.g. Exchange/coinmarketcap/etc.)

Let me know your thoughts; I will get started on it right away