[ANN] MemoryCoin | CPU Coin | Paid Dev Team | Limited Supply [MMC]

[Duck_Duck]

I'm running 6 VMs at 0.91848802 hashespermin each one, is there any posibility I find something? It was running 24h and I found nothing...

Also could I configure 1 wallet as server and point the other wallets to that one? I think there are more posibilites to find something that way.

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[rolanberry]

I've been mining since launch with my i5 2500k using 3/4 processors at 1.2 hash/s, haven't found any coin yets!

My Memory Coin wallet is MKEZJ1jYTMTv7rn2BaotjR3mtnPKzUDkcD

If anyone wants to send a tiny decimal place to see if my wallet is actually working correctly o-o

[linolis]

does anybody know what amount of hashing power per minute you need to generate 1 MMC

23696 divided by your hpm is how many minutes you have to wait for a block on average right now.

Please, can you explain better? calculations that are needed?

Edit: diffuculty * 2^32, just like in bitcoin.

Yes, everyone still has a possibility to find a block. However, it is solomining, so it's harder, but greater rewards  

Using this calculation, at current difficulty .00000546 (block 1457), it is 23450.52/hpm minutes ON AVERAGE to find a block. So, if you have 5 hpm, it will take, on average, 23450.52/5 = 4690.1 minutes = 78.17 hours to find a block at current difficulty. Of course, difficulty varies, so if it goes down, chances to find a block go up.

Also, it seems as though a pool is right around the corner. It seems as though a standalone miner has been created for MMC (https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=1537.0), which was the limiting factor for forming a pool. I'd guess within the next few days there will be a pool created.

Happy mining, may luck be with you!

I've been mining since launch with my i5 2500k using 3/4 processors at 1.2 hash/s, haven't found any coin yets!

My Memory Coin wallet is MKEZJ1jYTMTv7rn2BaotjR3mtnPKzUDkcD

If anyone wants to send a tiny decimal place to see if my wallet is actually working correctly o-o

Sent 

[jorneyflair]

I've been mining since launch with my i5 2500k using 3/4 processors at 1.2 hash/s, haven't found any coin yets!

My Memory Coin wallet is MKEZJ1jYTMTv7rn2BaotjR3mtnPKzUDkcD

If anyone wants to send a tiny decimal place to see if my wallet is actually working correctly o-o

sent

[Delinquency]

This is luck. Mined a 280 block on my server with 1.21 H/m!
And another with 2.9H/m!

[Luckye]

I've start mining today and i'm getting a score of about 8/9 hashes for minute.

I hope that the speed index is different from the protoshares one  

[covshark]

got a block with 1.7 hash  

using only half the cores of my i7 4700 laptop...call it luck

[rolanberry]

Received the coins... so its working correctly.  Thanks very much and such.

From the difficulty post above, I guess it will take me 15~ days to find a block lol.

Looking forward to a pool.

[srwt]

No block for 11h with 70hpm :/
No luck for me..

70 hashes per minute? What hardware do you use?
I've got about 3000 MMC for now with 3 hpm.

3000 MMC with 3 hpm how its can be possible ??

http://radikal.cc/Img/ShowUploadedImg?id=c9e5b58e543747009900b9d5da69408e
I dunno. And plus 1400 MMC on server with one Xeon E5-2640. Perhaps it's supposed to be very cheap coins.

[FreeTrade]

http://radikal.cc/Img/ShowUploadedImg?id=c9e5b58e543747009900b9d5da69408e
I dunno. And plus 1400 MMC on server with one Xeon E5-2640. Perhaps it's supposed to be very cheap coins.

Hmm - you sure you're on the right fork?

Are you seeing the same blocks as http://www.chainbrowser.com/memorycoin/

[Knoyken]

that has to suck to have 3000 coins on wrong fork.

[trankil]

i have do a  topic with the best CPU for minning Memorycoin 2.0  you can check here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=1498.0

Freetrade if you whant to stick it on the first topic ?

if your cpu is not on the list, put it here and i will update the topic

[srwt]

http://radikal.cc/Img/ShowUploadedImg?id=c9e5b58e543747009900b9d5da69408e
I dunno. And plus 1400 MMC on server with one Xeon E5-2640. Perhaps it's supposed to be very cheap coins.

Hmm - you sure you're on the right fork?

Are you seeing the same blocks as http://www.chainbrowser.com/memorycoin/

Of course you're right. I suspected that something was wrong.
But was it really hard to highlight in red color the message about downloading a new wallet? I downloaded my wallet at 16 December. And if you've changed it later for some reason how could I'd known it?

I suggest add info about the version 0.8.54 at the first page.
For example, in the case of changing a torrent, it's considered good manners to write about it with bold text, color highliting and dates.
I'm surprised that I have to write about such natural things.

[yabit]

Client not syncing, all data deleted 3 times, config as described here.

[FaSan]

Client not syncing, all data deleted 3 times, config as described here.

Use this :


addnode 69.30.254.58:1968 add


is a fast node




FaSan

[belltown]

i have do a  topic with the best CPU for minning Memorycoin 2.0  you can check here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=1498.0

Great page! I'll put a link on www.MemoryCoin.info after site redesign is finished.

[trankil]

i have do a  topic with the best CPU for minning Memorycoin 2.0  you can check here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=1498.0

Great page! I'll put a link on www.MemoryCoin.info after site redesign is finished.

thanks you

[parsec]

trying to run the memorycoin-qt.exe with the testnet blockchain to do some testing, but the program fails at row 3032 of main.cpp
        assert(hash == hashGenesisBlock);
and then crashes.

The contents of debug.log are

LoadBlockIndexDB(): last block file = 0
LoadBlockIndexDB(): transaction index enabled
Initializing databases...
Hash: ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
Genesis: 000000000933ea01ad0ee984209779baaec3ced90fa3f408719526f8d77f4943
MROOT: 7222184ed88a400fd62444b7894ca67bc7a8c04145e19c5adf1236ef82ae4efb
CBlock(hash=ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff, ver=1, hashPrevBlock=0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000, hashMerkleRoot=7222184ed88a400fd62444b7894ca67bc7a8c04145e19c5adf1236ef82ae4efb, nTime=1296688602, nBits=21000fff, nNonce=414098458, vtx=1, birthdayA=6468, birthdayB=4147875085)
  CTransaction(hash=7222184ed88a400fd62444b7894ca67bc7a8c04145e19c5adf1236ef82ae4efb, ver=1, vin.size=1, vout.size=1, nLockTime=0)
    CTxIn(COutPoint(0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000, 4294967295), coinbase 04ffff001d0104335765206861766520696e6465656420617420746865206d6f6d656e74206c697 4746c6520636175736520666f72207072696465)
    CTxOut(nValue=50.00000000, scriptPubKey=04678afdb0fe5548271967f1a67130)
  vMerkleTree: 7222184ed88a400fd62444b7894ca67bc7a8c04145e19c5adf1236ef82ae4efb

apparently the generated genensis block doesn't have the correct hash.
How can i get this running on a local testnet? Any ideas?
Thanks

[montecristo83]

a pool, someone must make a pool 

Seems to be right around the corner.

[FreeTrade]

Sorry - no effort has been made to support the testnet.