[ANN] JSEcoin

[DaveMallettJSE]

Hi Intcore,

Yes this was automatically done when the inflation took place.

[BuyerGV]

Hi theenggprojects,

You can run this alongside existing traditional ad networks such as Google's Adsense. A lot of our publishers do this and we haven't heard of any problems.

@BuyerGV that screenshot is because the IP address is either a VPN or server. We only allow mining from residential IP's to prevent fraud.

I do not use VPN or anonymizers that I've shown on the screenshot, why does such a mistake come out?

[rod1]

Hi theenggprojects,

You can run this alongside existing traditional ad networks such as Google's Adsense. A lot of our publishers do this and we haven't heard of any problems.

@BuyerGV that screenshot is because the IP address is either a VPN or server. We only allow mining from residential IP's to prevent fraud.

I do not use VPN or anonymizers that I've shown on the screenshot, why does such a mistake come out?

Some web browsers such as Opera have an option of "acceleration" and filter content, as is the case of "Opera Turbo", that when activated your connection through Opera goes through a proxy of them, thus achieving that the servers of security categorize you as connected through a VPN or a proxy. This may be what is happening to you, I recommend you download the Jsecoin Desktop for Windows App and check if you can mine from that app.

In case you also do not allow you to mine the JSE-desktop, then your PC or router is directly filtered by a proxy or VPN, and if not, communicate with your ISP (Internet Service Provider), to see if your connection passes by some type of filter by means of them, and that with this you will be detected as you use VPN or proxy.

[DaveMallettJSE]

Hi theenggprojects,

You can run this alongside existing traditional ad networks such as Google's Adsense. A lot of our publishers do this and we haven't heard of any problems.

@BuyerGV that screenshot is because the IP address is either a VPN or server. We only allow mining from residential IP's to prevent fraud.

I do not use VPN or anonymizers that I've shown on the screenshot, why does such a mistake come out?

We use 3rd party API which checks the IP address against their list. Could you check your IP address by typing “what is my ip address” into google and then enter it here: https://iphub.info to see why it is getting blocked. There’s a report error/send suggestion whitelisting button you can use if the data is incorrect.

[danchozind999]

 Stocks, forex market etc always affected by good news or bad news. I am believe on fundamental and bitcoin is good fundamental because have limited supply and decentralized system that no one can control

[sencix]

Add link to the app download in the first post.

https://jsecoin.com/topic/jsecoin-desktop-mining-app-0-4-0-download/

[JSEcoin]

Hi Sencix we are going to build out a page for all downloads as we have a few plugins and can also list the latest beta and stable releases of apps etc. As soon as it's ready I'll post a link here. In the meantime the forum post is sticky and contains a link to the latest release of the desktop app.

[DaveMallettJSE]

Hi Meyeu79,

Our ICO will be taking place later this year. The exact details (date and price etc) are still to be confirmed. As a rough guide we are hopeful it will be this summer, and the price will be approximately 1JSE = $0.006USD

[telemen]

does not work mining in russia, specifically in Volgograd, through a proxy and the like does not work either. how to bypass the lock? thanks for the answer!)

[BuyerGV]

Hi theenggprojects,

You can run this alongside existing traditional ad networks such as Google's Adsense. A lot of our publishers do this and we haven't heard of any problems.

@BuyerGV that screenshot is because the IP address is either a VPN or server. We only allow mining from residential IP's to prevent fraud.

I do not use VPN or anonymizers that I've shown on the screenshot, why does such a mistake come out?

Some web browsers such as Opera have an option of "acceleration" and filter content, as is the case of "Opera Turbo", that when activated your connection through Opera goes through a proxy of them, thus achieving that the servers of security categorize you as connected through a VPN or a proxy. This may be what is happening to you, I recommend you download the Jsecoin Desktop for Windows App and check if you can mine from that app.

In case you also do not allow you to mine the JSE-desktop, then your PC or router is directly filtered by a proxy or VPN, and if not, communicate with your ISP (Internet Service Provider), to see if your connection passes by some type of filter by means of them, and that with this you will be detected as you use VPN or proxy.

I almost ran the coin for almost four months, everything was fine, I do not use opera for mining, I use chromium.
For today, I understand that it's easier to freeze mining than to bother yourself with something incomprehensible than.

[BuyerGV]

Hi theenggprojects,

You can run this alongside existing traditional ad networks such as Google's Adsense. A lot of our publishers do this and we haven't heard of any problems.

@BuyerGV that screenshot is because the IP address is either a VPN or server. We only allow mining from residential IP's to prevent fraud.

I do not use VPN or anonymizers that I've shown on the screenshot, why does such a mistake come out?

We use 3rd party API which checks the IP address against their list. Could you check your IP address by typing “what is my ip address” into google and then enter it here: https://iphub.info to see why it is getting blocked. There’s a report error/send suggestion whitelisting button you can use if the data is incorrect.

Are you here because you're blocked on a website? Your IP address (93.175.2**.**) is not blocked by IPHub. Please contact the website you're blocked at

[sumair7231]

Scam ?
Not Scam ?

[BuyerGV]

Scam ?
Not Scam ?

Troll?
Not Troll?

look what a fat troll
just stuffs the posts in the Anglo branch

[JSEcoin]

Hi,

So the situation in Russia is we've had a number of people mention that our site along with other crypto platforms have been blocked as part of a government attempt to block messaging app Telegram. It seems like they've blocked half the internet as an attempt to make an example of Telegram but Telegram are just burning through IP addresses to keep it up and working. There's an article here with some more information: http://www.wired.co.uk/article/telegram-in-russia-blocked-web-app-ban-facebook-twitter-google

I'm not sure how we got caught up in it or if this is related for sure but the timings suggest it is. If anyone has any further information it would be really helpful. For the time being Russian accounts are still accessible via a VPN connection (no mining via VPN however). I'm hopeful that this is the kind of thing that will sort itself out but if not then we will find a work around. Mainly I'm just sorry to all the people in Russia that have to put up with this stuff

[BuyerGV]

Hi,

So the situation in Russia is we've had a number of people mention that our site along with other crypto platforms have been blocked as part of a government attempt to block messaging app Telegram. It seems like they've blocked half the internet as an attempt to make an example of Telegram but Telegram are just burning through IP addresses to keep it up and working. There's an article here with some more information: http://www.wired.co.uk/article/telegram-in-russia-blocked-web-app-ban-facebook-twitter-google

I'm not sure how we got caught up in it or if this is related for sure but the timings suggest it is. If anyone has any further information it would be really helpful. For the time being Russian accounts are still accessible via a VPN connection (no mining via VPN however). I'm hopeful that this is the kind of thing that will sort itself out but if not then we will find a work around. Mainly I'm just sorry to all the people in Russia that have to put up with this stuff

You can not work through a VPN
it turns out a good percentage of miners and site owners fell off

[JSEcoin]

Update video from the James and Dave:

[rezwalker]

@JSEcoin we have any new about the miner?
thanks a lot for all updates

[superV]

We must of got a big popular site to join JSE coin.

That is a big jump in daily opt ins and impressions from one day to the next.


Awesome!


Check it out...
https://blockchain.jsecoin.com/#/Charts

[devinphp]

Hi,

I find this project awesome! I have got a very simple facebook based quiz game, and I will rewrite its engine for normal browser use. I thought that, I will use the web based miner for monetizing the website. I searched after sample projects for get ideas to frontend solutions (for example not reload the page), but I didn't found. (https://jsecoin.com/en/technical/samples/) Are there websites with this web based miner already?
The answer would be ok in private too.

Thanx!

[JSEcoin]

Hi DevinPHP,

Sorry that samples page should now be redirected to: https://developer.jsecoin.com/samples which contains API samples. Perhaps there is an old version still cached in the search engines.

Setting up the publisher code is really straight forward. Just create an account at https://platform.jsecoin.com go to the publishers page, enter a siteID (domain name) and click "get code". Paste that code just before the closing </body> tag in your HTML template.

There's lots of 3rd party sites running the mining code (17,600+ currently) but we can't give out publishers sites obviously. Perhaps someone else here could DM you an example. Otherwise you can see the code running on our main website at https://jsecoin.com

Open up a developer console (CTRL + SHIFT + J in Chrome or CTRL + SHIFT + K in Firefox) and you'll see the block data coming in once you've opted-in.