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November 21, 2015, 01:53:20 PM
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Yes, keep up the development.
Coins rly can't live without development, also the community needs to see that devs are still on the coin :-)
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December 27, 2015, 12:04:09 AM
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I still firmly believe in this coin.

It has many attributes that are desirable:
~~A dedicated blockchain for data - immutable thus uncensurable - plus can take the burden of data off of the Bitcoin network.
~~The Proof of Work is the Primecoin algorithm (GPU based - the people still control Datacoin).
~~Bitcoin origin (other types of data layers can be embedded in the blockchain because of this).

I believe so much in this coin that I'm mining it right now.

If anyone wants some FREE DATACOIN for developmental purposes, I'll GIVE you some.

Respond to this thread with your Datacoin address, or PM me here or Twitter or wherever.

I have plenty of Datacoin to get some action happening Smiley Let's do this.
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December 27, 2015, 12:09:11 AM
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I still firmly believe in this coin.

It has many attributes that are desirable:
~~A dedicated blockchain for data - immutable thus uncensurable - plus can take the burden of data off of the Bitcoin network.
~~The Proof of Work is the Primecoin algorithm (GPU based - the people still control Datacoin).
~~Bitcoin origin (other types of data layers can be embedded in the blockchain because of this).

I believe so much in this coin that I'm mining it right now.

If anyone wants some FREE DATACOIN for developmental purposes, I'll GIVE you some.

Respond to this thread with your Datacoin address, or PM me here or Twitter or wherever.

I have plenty of Datacoin to get some action happening Smiley Let's do this.

DataCoin is definitely a great coin with a lot of potential, a lot more than most others and I have seen some great projects written for DataCoin which could be applied elsewhere.

What are you mining with ?

Looking back on the thread it could really do with a post of all current services and services required, I'm willing to popup a few nodes (Like you have) and get a block explorer etc.

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December 27, 2015, 01:33:51 AM
Last edit: December 29, 2015, 08:45:59 PM by AtomSea
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I still firmly believe in this coin.

It has many attributes that are desirable:
~~A dedicated blockchain for data - immutable thus uncensurable - plus can take the burden of data off of the Bitcoin network.
~~The Proof of Work is the Primecoin algorithm (GPU based - the people still control Datacoin).
~~Bitcoin origin (other types of data layers can be embedded in the blockchain because of this).

I believe so much in this coin that I'm mining it right now.

If anyone wants some FREE DATACOIN for developmental purposes, I'll GIVE you some.

Respond to this thread with your Datacoin address, or PM me here or Twitter or wherever.

I have plenty of Datacoin to get some action happening Smiley Let's do this.

DataCoin is definitely a great coin with a lot of potential, a lot more than most others and I have seen some great projects written for DataCoin which could be applied elsewhere.

What are you mining with ?

Looking back on the thread it could really do with a post of all current services and services required, I'm willing to popup a few nodes (Like you have) and get a block explorer etc.


Indeed - The People need to adopt this coin - so much potential.

I'll do my part.

I'm currently mining on a R9 290.
I'm using windows 7, with all the updates in the .net series, plus running the most recent (as of today) Catalyst Control Center program to manage my GPU.
I'm using "dtc.graymines.net" as my pool.
The address to get the mining software is here --> http://dtc.graymines.net
You'll need to configure your Datacoin address in the "dtc.config" "config" file - and if you're using a different mining pool.
The program you run to mine is called "xpmclient" (it can be used for both Primecoin and Datacoin - depends on the configs).


I'll help maintain a hashrate that would require anyone who wants to mess with Datacoin to pack a lunch. On top of what I have, I also have some old Litecoin rigs that'd more than enjoy being activated Smiley

And yes, anything you and anyone can do should be done.

Block explorers are very important - as are nodes - anything to move Datacoin forward to a brighter day.

Mostly we need developers to adopt Datacoin, developers to Love Datacoin --- to pick out bugz, continue upgrades, and most excitingly --- create programs that layer on top of Datacoin.

Data on indelible blockchains is key for The People to thrive.
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December 27, 2015, 04:28:02 PM
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Ok, I've got a few ideas and like I said would like to see a central place (A website maybe) where all the current Datacoin services are listed, with download links, conf file, mining help etc. This will help get us started to see what we need and will be a good place to point others to help them get set up - I'll get this started soon and start thinking of a domain.

Once we have this we can reach out to others and build from there

I have set up a Ubuntu install, could you send a small amount to: DNjJm5stLZReXTAVEfuEqejA9N3uSEv2zt so I can check all is live and working

Also do we know who owns the DGFA65jcSuazPCcP5PUpTdpYsGBKu9HFEV address?

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December 29, 2015, 06:55:08 AM
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Sent you some Datacoin Smiley

And not sure who owns that addy you mentioned - hopefully someone that can help get things back on track.

And I can help with a couple things you mentioned:
the Datacoin conf file should include the most current node listing, which is this:

server=1
addnode=198.205.118.181:4777
addnode=191.101.9.62:4777
addnode=218.24.154.38:4777
addnode=61.235.146.130:4777
addnode=144.76.123.194:4777
addnode=92.222.37.29:4777
addnode=80.74.157.31:4777


And I have a basic mining guide above (with newer AMD cards) - with one change - one needs to edit the config file not the dtc.config file. My mistake. There are additional instructions within the config file itself to explain what all to do. And I can do a step-by-step rundown if need be Smiley (note that the miner must be x'd out, not ctrl-q'd or c'd out, there appears to be a glitch in the program) - We apparently need a better miner to work with Smiley But to it's credit, it's working very well with my R9's, so long as I just let them whirl away Smiley

My offer to others for free Datacoin for developmental purposes stands  Cool

All aboard the Blockchain revolution - giving the power to The People to publish their work on an indelible medium.
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December 29, 2015, 11:52:23 AM
Last edit: December 29, 2015, 04:39:29 PM by batesresearch
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Thanks, will check my server soon.

That address owns more than 52% of the current mined coins, could be an exchange wallet but doesn't look like it, would be good to have who ever owns this wallet onboard!

Great, I'll start work on my side then I'll pass it over to you and we can work between us

I'll add my nodes (When set up and tested) to the Datacoin conf file aswell.

A mining guide is good, a step by step will be good aswell. The more information for potential miners the betters

I have a few ideas of developments with Datacoin but I think we need all this set up first and then I can detail my ideas and move forward with the Devs I know.

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December 29, 2015, 06:20:57 PM
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Struggling to get a connection from my laptop (Windows 7) but from my VPS (Ubuntu 12.04) everything is fine with 7 connections.

No active connections at all showing up in Windows wallet, using the same (+ other Nodes noted in thread) but nothing active. My VPS is based in a different location to laptop location (VPS is US based, laptop is UK based).

Do we have any UK based nodes?

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December 31, 2015, 08:47:06 AM
Last edit: January 01, 2016, 07:55:05 PM by MarcusDe
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Hi,

New Year is coming, Datacoin is too :-)

For 10 first persons who post their addresses here I'll give 1000, 900, 800... DTC :-)

Happy new year!

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Please send your addresses in PM to me,
after full list if filled I'll post it here.

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December 31, 2015, 08:56:22 AM
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Working nodes ATM:

        "addr" : "80.74.157.31:4777",
       "addr" : "92.222.37.29:4777",
       "addr" : "144.76.123.194:4777"


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December 31, 2015, 10:07:00 AM
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Working nodes ATM:

        "addr" : "80.74.157.31:4777",
       "addr" : "92.222.37.29:4777",
       "addr" : "144.76.123.194:4777"



These are the three European nodes I added to my conf but still no luck, I will continue to diagnose. Thanks

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December 31, 2015, 10:11:52 AM
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Hi, exchange???
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December 31, 2015, 04:31:33 PM
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Hi,

New Year is coming, Datacoin is too :-)

For 10 first persons who post their addresses here I'll give 1000, 900, 800... DTC :-)

Happy new year!

You'd be better advised to think about making that PMs, posting addys now verboten and will cause thread to be deleted.

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January 02, 2016, 06:25:41 AM
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We have to resurrect this coin.

I was inactive on this forum and apparently someone got my credentials and used my account in scams.
I have changed the password and I am sorry for any scam that occured.
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January 02, 2016, 11:31:05 AM
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Also do we know who owns the DGFA65jcSuazPCcP5PUpTdpYsGBKu9HFEV address?

Anyone any idea who owns this address, it does seem like they may be a solo miner, think it would be in thier best interest to join us to help bring more life into Datacoin and find a future for it.

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January 02, 2016, 11:35:18 AM
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Code:
addnode=80.74.157.31:4777
addnode=89.65.251.107:4777
addnode=92.222.37.29:4777
addnode=144.76.123.194:4777
addnode=191.101.9.62:4777
addnode=198.205.118.181:4777
addnode=218.24.154.38:4777
80.74.157.31:4777 Switzerland
89.65.251.107:4777 Netherlands
92.222.37.29:4777 France
144.76.123.194:4777 GERMANY
191.101.9.62:4777 US/Los Angeles
198.205.118.181:4777 US/JACKSONVILLE
218.24.154.38:4777 China/Beijing

Checked all with whois :-)


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January 02, 2016, 12:46:46 PM
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Code:
addnode=80.74.157.31:4777
addnode=89.65.251.107:4777
addnode=92.222.37.29:4777
addnode=144.76.123.194:4777
addnode=191.101.9.62:4777
addnode=198.205.118.181:4777
addnode=218.24.154.38:4777
80.74.157.31:4777 Switzerland
89.65.251.107:4777 Netherlands
92.222.37.29:4777 France
144.76.123.194:4777 GERMANY
191.101.9.62:4777 US/Los Angeles
198.205.118.181:4777 US/JACKSONVILLE
218.24.154.38:4777 China/Beijing

Checked all with whois :-)



Ok, we need some UK based nodes then. I managed to get my wallet sorted (and my friends) but only by tricking the wallet.

Do you have any idea who owns the DGFA65jcSuazPCcP5PUpTdpYsGBKu9HFEV address?

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January 03, 2016, 10:00:16 AM
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Is there some bugs that has to be fixed? It's a long time ago since I last worked on this project. Is there some pools up? Would be awesome with someone with good information.

I was inactive on this forum and apparently someone got my credentials and used my account in scams.
I have changed the password and I am sorry for any scam that occured.
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January 03, 2016, 01:21:08 PM
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Is there some bugs that has to be fixed? It's a long time ago since I last worked on this project. Is there some pools up? Would be awesome with someone with good information.

I'll drop you a PM

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January 03, 2016, 01:59:51 PM
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Hi, exchange???

One can currently purchase and withdraw from Bter, but not deposit.
We are going to get all Datacoin information compiled in one location and make it a turn-key operation for a group of devs.
When that happens, we'll all campaign to have exchanges take Datacoin.

Immutable information is key for a free and open society - let's all do our part to make Datacoin a success.
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