[XPM] [ANN] Primecoin Release - First Scientific Computing Cryptocurrency

[ahmed_bodi]

nope already tried for the block explorer

[1714031681]

1714031681

[gudmunsn]

So did anyone get 1000, or is 20.29 the only size anyone has gotten?

here are my block sizes (note this is on a samsung i7 notebook mining):

[david64]

gudmunsn, nice haul.

[gudmunsn]

gudmunsn, nice haul.

who knows? I have no idea how this currency will do, and what it will be used for. Maybe it's the next bitcoin, maybe not...?

[david64]

I think a new coin needs to have some good push behind it and a lot of changes over BTC & LTC. I don't think PP or Prime have the former, at least. The website doesn't inspire confidence.

[seleme]

windmaster is going to rape this one

[david64]

windmaster is going to **** this one

Victims will not take kindly to such words.

[Luckybit]

So did anyone get 1000, or is 20.29 the only size anyone has gotten?

here are my block sizes (note this is on a samsung i7 notebook mining):

How do you have so much so fast? is i7 really that much more efficient?

[nmersulypnem]

So did anyone get 1000, or is 20.29 the only size anyone has gotten?

here are my block sizes (note this is on a samsung i7 notebook mining):

What am I doing wrong?  I haven't gotten anything and I'm running this on several i7's.

[craslovell]

So did anyone get 1000, or is 20.29 the only size anyone has gotten?

here are my block sizes (note this is on a samsung i7 notebook mining):

How do you have so much so fast? is i7 really that much more efficient?

There is no way that is one i7. Definitely has a couple CPUs mining

[learnmore]

Actually, his name *is* "luckybit"

[jjiimm_64]

So did anyone get 1000, or is 20.29 the only size anyone has gotten?

here are my block sizes (note this is on a samsung i7 notebook mining):

How do you have so much so fast? is i7 really that much more efficient?

There is no way that is one i7. Definitely has a couple CPUs mining

my question would be, what is the temps of the cores?

[gudmunsn]

So did anyone get 1000, or is 20.29 the only size anyone has gotten?

here are my block sizes (note this is on a samsung i7 notebook mining):

How do you have so much so fast? is i7 really that much more efficient?

There is no way that is one i7. Definitely has a couple CPUs mining

my question would be, what is the temps of the cores?

No idea what the core temps are. I just did "setgenerate true 8" for both my laptop and desktop, and they each have 122 XPM, or around 240. I assumed everyone had a similar experience...

[jimbobway]

I'm buying primecoins.  Name your price and send me a PM.

[craslovell]

So did anyone get 1000, or is 20.29 the only size anyone has gotten?

here are my block sizes (note this is on a samsung i7 notebook mining):

How do you have so much so fast? is i7 really that much more efficient?

There is no way that is one i7. Definitely has a couple CPUs mining

my question would be, what is the temps of the cores?

No idea what the core temps are. I just did "setgenerate true 8" for both my laptop and desktop, and they each have 122 XPM, or around 240. I assumed everyone had a similar experience...

It's all good I'm just jealous 

[Chemisist]

How does one go about using bitcoind to mine primecoins from the command line?

[gudmunsn]

I'm buying primecoins.  Name your price and send me a PM.

I'd consider selling but need to wait for 2721 more blocks before I get my first 20 coins. d'oh!

[SpaceCadet]

So did anyone get 1000, or is 20.29 the only size anyone has gotten?

Currentblocksize has to do with the number of bytes in the block (it's size), not the number of coins in the block (the reward).

[dreamwatcher]

A couple of notes as I travel through the source..working on getting a full accurate explorer on CCE.

2 questions I see pop up in this thread:

1. The block size is not the mint value of the block. The block size is used to calculate transaction fees.

Mint value is calculated like this:

Code:

/ Get mint value from target
// Primecoin mint rate is determined by target
//   mint = 999 / (target length ** 2)
// Inflation is controlled via Moore's Law

2. You cannot compare the difficulty values of Primecoin to any other coins difficulty. The difficulty in Primecoin is completely different. A difficulty of 7 in Primecoin has no correlation with the difficulty in Litecoin.

Both of these are explained in more detail in the whitepaper.

http://ppcoin.org/static/primecoin-paper.pdf

[Chemisist]

I'm buying primecoins.  Name your price and send me a PM.

I'd consider selling but need to wait for 2721 more blocks before I get my first 20 coins. d'oh!

^ goes for me too