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October 17, 2018, 12:26:45 AM |
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vixtomer
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October 17, 2018, 09:36:56 PM |
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Yes, I can confirm this (unfortunately). Switched to https://graftpool.graft.mnlabs.netA small pool, but I don't mind making larger steps at a lower pace. And they are paying for sure. |
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October 22, 2018, 09:13:16 AM |
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Electroneum (ETN) & Graft (GRFT) – 2 low cap cryptos that could make you richCrypto is one asset class that will create lots of millionaires in the future. Actually, it already created them in the first wave of growth that ran from around 2010 to 2017. Anyone seriously invested in bitcoin (BTC) or any of the other major cryptos prior to 2017 became wealthy when bitcoin hit $20,000. But the 2018 bear run has applied brakes on this growth, with most altcoins now down by over 90%. For smart money, this is a good time to invest in high potential coins that have the potential to outperform the market in the next Bull Run. Two of these coins are Electroneum (ETN) and Graft (GRFT). https://cryptorecorder.com/2018/10/21/electroneum-etn-graft-grft-2-low-cap-cryptos-that-could-make-you-rich/
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graft-project (OP)
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October 22, 2018, 10:03:59 PM |
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Testing Cryptonight variant 2 (v8), getting close to rolling it out. Will announce the hard fork block soon.
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graft-project (OP)
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October 22, 2018, 10:04:19 PM |
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Current GRAFT code is not vulnerable to attack similar to recent attack against Lethean blockchain. We cannot disclose any details at this point as it may compromise other blockchains, but we are familiar with the attack scenario and confident GRAFT is safe
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October 23, 2018, 04:19:57 PM |
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"Anti-ASIC" Cryptonight V8 / CN variant 2 PoW hard fork is scheduled for next week in $GRAFT mainnet at block 207700 (block 194130 in #GRAFT testnet tomorrow). More details to follow soon.
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October 23, 2018, 07:40:09 PM |
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GRAFT “Anti-ASIC” Major Network Update 1.5 on October 31, 2018GRAFT developers just released a new version of GRAFT software for the upcoming major network update that will introduce a new variation of the PoW hash algorithm which prevents ASIC mining. Network hashrate is important, but it is not the only factor in blockchain security. The way this hash power is distributed between the miners is also important. ASICs break the balance and facilitate centralization (concentration of hash power) which can be dangerous for the network. The major network update will apply a new variation of CryptoNight hash algorithm (CryptoNight V8 / CN variant 2) which is currently ASIC-resistant. The source code of the new version 1.5 can be downloaded from master. The binaries for Linux and Windows will be available shortly (please follow GRAFT Twitter account for the notification). The major network update (aka hard fork) in GRAFT mainnet is scheduled for Wednesday, October 31st at block 207,700 (block 194,130 in GRAFT testnet tomorrow, October 24, 2018). The major network update means that if you are running the GRAFT network node (graftnoded) you must upgrade to the latest software before October 31st. If you do not upgrade your node before October 31st, it will be disconnected from the mainnet. Note that users of GRAFT mobile and desktop wallets are not affected by the hard fork and should not do anything – as long as they are still connected to the default proxy supernodes (if you are connected to your own supernode, do not forget to upgrade the underlying network node). https://www.graft.network/2018/10/23/graft-anti-asic-major-network-update-1-5-on-october-31-2018/
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October 23, 2018, 07:42:17 PM |
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"Anti-ASIC" Cryptonight V8 / CN variant 2 PoW hard fork is scheduled for next week in $GRAFT mainnet at block 207700 (block 194130 in #GRAFT testnet tomorrow). More details to follow soon.
thx u, but this algo using more electricity  |
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October 27, 2018, 07:48:55 PM |
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GRAFT “Anti-ASIC” Major Network Update 1.5 on October 31, 2018GRAFT developers just released a new version of GRAFT software for the upcoming major network update that will introduce a new variation of the PoW hash algorithm which prevents ASIC mining. Network hashrate is important, but it is not the only factor in blockchain security. The way this hash power is distributed between the miners is also important. ASICs break the balance and facilitate centralization (concentration of hash power) which can be dangerous for the network. The major network update will apply a new variation of CryptoNight hash algorithm (CryptoNight V8 / CN variant 2) which is currently ASIC-resistant. The source code of the new version 1.5 can be downloaded from master. The binaries for Linux and Windows will be available shortly (please follow GRAFT Twitter account for the notification). The major network update (aka hard fork) in GRAFT mainnet is scheduled for Wednesday, October 31st at block 207,700 (block 194,130 in GRAFT testnet tomorrow, October 24, 2018). The major network update means that if you are running the GRAFT network node (graftnoded) you must upgrade to the latest software before October 31st. If you do not upgrade your node before October 31st, it will be disconnected from the mainnet. Note that users of GRAFT mobile and desktop wallets are not affected by the hard fork and should not do anything – as long as they are still connected to the default proxy supernodes (if you are connected to your own supernode, do not forget to upgrade the underlying network node). https://www.graft.network/2018/10/23/graft-anti-asic-major-network-update-1-5-on-october-31-2018/ What about XMR-STAK? Will there be a new GitHub release for Windows 64 bit including the choice for the new V8 algorithm? Just curious if that is already available, will be soon, or is it not necessary? Thanks. Also is there any expectation that rewards will increase or decrease for miners? With this new update / fork v8 and for the long term as well? |
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October 27, 2018, 08:37:33 PM |
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GRAFT “Anti-ASIC” Major Network Update 1.5 on October 31, 2018GRAFT developers just released a new version of GRAFT software for the upcoming major network update that will introduce a new variation of the PoW hash algorithm which prevents ASIC mining. Network hashrate is important, but it is not the only factor in blockchain security. The way this hash power is distributed between the miners is also important. ASICs break the balance and facilitate centralization (concentration of hash power) which can be dangerous for the network. The major network update will apply a new variation of CryptoNight hash algorithm (CryptoNight V8 / CN variant 2) which is currently ASIC-resistant. The source code of the new version 1.5 can be downloaded from master. The binaries for Linux and Windows will be available shortly (please follow GRAFT Twitter account for the notification). The major network update (aka hard fork) in GRAFT mainnet is scheduled for Wednesday, October 31st at block 207,700 (block 194,130 in GRAFT testnet tomorrow, October 24, 2018). The major network update means that if you are running the GRAFT network node (graftnoded) you must upgrade to the latest software before October 31st. If you do not upgrade your node before October 31st, it will be disconnected from the mainnet. Note that users of GRAFT mobile and desktop wallets are not affected by the hard fork and should not do anything – as long as they are still connected to the default proxy supernodes (if you are connected to your own supernode, do not forget to upgrade the underlying network node). https://www.graft.network/2018/10/23/graft-anti-asic-major-network-update-1-5-on-october-31-2018/ What about XMR-STAK? Will there be a new GitHub release for Windows 64 bit including the choice for the new V8 algorithm? Just curious if that is already available, will be soon, or is it not necessary? Thanks. Also is there any expectation that rewards will increase or decrease for miners? With this new update / fork v8 and for the long term as well? A new version of XMR-STAK for Windows 64 bit is already available, see https://github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak/releasesYou will definitely need an upgraded miner if you want to continue mining GRAFT after the hard fork. You will see an increased power consumption (and more heat production) when mining v8. The hash rates will also be somewhat lower and expect to do some tuning of your GPU's to get back to or close to previous hash rates. |
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October 29, 2018, 07:18:59 PM |
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We are absolutely confident that decentralized exchanges are the future. Bisq is one of the true decentralized exchanges, and GRAFT trading is available there. Let us know if you have any suggestions regarding DEX listings
https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq/releases
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October 31, 2018, 12:43:55 AM |
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Thank you for upgrading to V8. I saw prior to XMR fork you seemed resistant to prepare the patch with priority. I knew you will and I'm glad you have changed your mind when you saw the consequences. We have great confidence in you and we will create a better future together. |
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October 31, 2018, 04:52:10 AM |
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Any word yet as to when I will be able to launch my Supernode of 90k?
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October 31, 2018, 02:10:26 PM |
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Hi guys, silly question, What about mining? Will pools be ready for new algo?
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