[ANN] [DIME] Dimecoin | Many Coins | Step Reward | CPU mining

[barwizi]

Ive been mining this coin for a day or 2 and i have got alot of blocks but the reward isn't going into my wallet its going to some other random wallet address i have tried setaccount in the console but its still sending to the other address don't waste your time mining this coin 

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[byteflush]

Umm... This is too good to be true? Going to be listed soon?

http://imgur.com/0i00N6h

[BulletProof_za]

Ive been mining this coin for a day or 2 and i have got alot of blocks but the reward isn't going into my wallet its going to some other random wallet address i have tried setaccount in the console but its still sending to the other address don't waste your time mining this coin 

screenshot?

Let me quickly mine some more ill print screen when the notification comes up.

[byteflush]

Dime is getting better and better (unofficially). Does anyone here know what can we expect from DIME/BTC? I had many offers to sell DIMEs, but I'm still unsure about the real price. I guess it's more that 0.05 BTC per 1M, but how much more is it?

[Investment]

I want to sell some "DIME",100,000,000 Can sell how much BTC?

[BulletProof_za]

Ive been mining this coin for a day or 2 and i have got alot of blocks but the reward isn't going into my wallet its going to some other random wallet address i have tried setaccount in the console but its still sending to the other address don't waste your time mining this coin 

screenshot?

Its going to take to long now to mine a new block would a debug.log prove anything?

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I want to sell some "DIME",100,000,000 Can sell how much BTC?

I offer you 2 BTC for 100 million DIMES.

[Investment]

I want to sell some "DIME",100,000,000 Can sell how much BTC?

I offer you 2 BTC for 100 million DIMES.

There is a better price? Please PM me!

[Oztwinpeaks]

My wallet dont synch.Help!

I added all addnodes but dont work.

You have to copy dimecoin.conf into:

Code:

C:\Users\YOUR_NAME\AppData\Roaming\Dimecoin

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Anyone still having problems with syncing the wallet- this is what ultimately worked for me 

[pricdx01]

I imagine the entire generation of the block, along with the transaction should be available in the debug.log held in the datadir?

I have mined for over 24 hours, and not seen that issue.   The nodes in the default dimecoind.conf did seem unavailable last night.   I wonder if that was due to load, poor maintenance timing (so soon after a launch and concurrently with other nodes, or perhaps was related to a DOS attack of sorts.

The seednodes went offline yesterday for a time, people were complaining of no block chain.    Does anyone know - what happens if that occurs?   You would think if IRC is configured (it wasnt in the config by default) then all the clients have a place to check in and get more p2p peers.    I didnt notice that the windows client opened uPNP ports either... so wondering how viable connectivity from MOST Windows QT clients were as p2p nodes for inbound connections.    Because most people probably NOT setting up port-forwarding that early in the coins launch...    So if seed nodes are down, and cannot create inbound connections to other clients.... new clients... then you have "a copy" of the block chain... then you are in an island - and perhaps with other users... (maybe on your own).    At the point you are in network with transactions flying around it - would blocks not start getting generated?   and meanwhile in another island - more blocks (duplicate) are being created in that island..?

Then the question is if block 10,000 is created in island A and block 10,000 is created in island B.... then what happens when island A and B are merged?   Is it feasible this occurred?

Just speculation - not sure HOW the protocol is established to handle this split brain scenario - what weird things might happen...

-d

Ive been mining this coin for a day or 2 and i have got alot of blocks but the reward isn't going into my wallet its going to some other random wallet address i have tried setaccount in the console but its still sending to the other address don't waste your time mining this coin 

screenshot?

Let me quickly mine some more ill print screen when the notification comes up.

[BulletProof_za]

I imagine the entire generation of the block, along with the transaction should be available in the debug.log held in the datadir?

I have mined for over 24 hours, and not seen that issue.   The nodes in the default dimecoind.conf did seem unavailable last night.   I wonder if that was due to load, poor maintenance timing (so soon after a launch and concurrently with other nodes, or perhaps was related to a DOS attack of sorts.

The seednodes went offline yesterday for a time, people were complaining of no block chain.    Does anyone know - what happens if that occurs?   You would think if IRC is configured (it wasnt in the config by default) then all the clients have a place to check in and get more p2p peers.    I didnt notice that the windows client opened uPNP ports either... so wondering how viable connectivity from MOST Windows QT clients were as p2p nodes for inbound connections.    Because most people probably NOT setting up port-forwarding that early in the coins launch...    So if seed nodes are down, and cannot create inbound connections to other clients.... new clients... then you have "a copy" of the block chain... then you are in an island - and perhaps with other users... (maybe on your own).    At the point you are in network with transactions flying around it - would blocks not start getting generated?   and meanwhile in another island - more blocks (duplicate) are being created in that island..?

Then the question is if block 10,000 is created in island A and block 10,000 is created in island B.... then what happens when island A and B are merged?   Is it feasible this occurred?

Just speculation - not sure HOW the protocol is established to handle this split brain scenario - what weird things might happen...

-d

Ive been mining this coin for a day or 2 and i have got alot of blocks but the reward isn't going into my wallet its going to some other random wallet address i have tried setaccount in the console but its still sending to the other address don't waste your time mining this coin 

screenshot?

Let me quickly mine some more ill print screen when the notification comes up.

The thing is it wasn't even going to my wallet/address

[byteflush]

I think you are seriously underestimating this currency.

[pricdx01]

I wish I had 2.1 BTC to spare.

I want to sell some "DIME",100,000,000 Can sell how much BTC?

I offer you 2 BTC for 100 million DIMES.

There is a better price? Please PM me!

[Rubberduckie]

Ah crap, I sold 171000000 for 0.9 BTC

Oh well !

[ZenTrader]

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Just speculation - not sure HOW the protocol is established to handle this split brain scenario - what weird things might happen...

It happened to me too in the beginning. I think it's a good theory since the block time is fairly short with DIME it's possible there are block collisions or mini forks in the chain (split brain as you call it).

If you want to know what happens this is from the Bitcoin Wiki:

For any block on the chain, there is only one path to the genesis block. Coming from the genesis block, however, there can be forks. One-block forks are created from time to time when two blocks are created just a few seconds apart. When that happens, generating nodes build onto whichever one of the blocks they received first. Whichever block ends up being included in the next block becomes part of the main chain because that chain is longer. More serious forks have occurred after fixing bugs that required backward-incompatible changes.

Blocks in shorter chains (or invalid chains) are not used for anything. When the bitcoin client switches to another, longer chain, all valid transactions of the blocks inside the shorter chain are re-added to the pool of queued transactions and will be included in another block. The reward for the blocks on the shorter chain will not be present in the longest chain, so they will be practically lost, which is why a network-enforced 100-block maturation time for generations exists.

These blocks on the shorter chains are often called "orphan" blocks. This is because the generation transactions do not have a parent block in the longest chain, so these generation transactions show up as orphan in the listtransactions RPC call. Several pools have misinterpreted these messages and started calling their blocks "orphans". In reality, these blocks have a parent block, and might even have children.

Because a block can only reference one previous block, it is impossible for two forked chains to merge.

..and:

Nodes are incentivized to work on extending the longest chain or risk their work being wasted. If two nodes broadcast different versions of the next block simultaneously, some nodes may receive one or the other first. In that case, they work on the first one they received, but save the other branch in case it becomes longer. The tie will be broken when the next proof-of-work is found and one branch becomes longer; the nodes that were working on the other branch will then switch to the longer one.

[byteflush]

Ah crap, I sold 171000000 for 0.9 BTC

Oh don't worry, people have sold their BTC for $20 since it would never go higher than that!

[BulletProof_za]

Ah crap, I sold 171000000 for 0.9 BTC

Oh don't worry, people have sold their BTC for $20 since it would never go higher than that!

To true! what do you think this coin will be worth ?

[Rubberduckie]

Ah crap, I sold 171000000 for 0.9 BTC

Oh don't worry, people have sold their BTC for $20 since it would never go higher than that!

Mind you only spent about 10 hours mining it

[byteflush]

Ah crap, I sold 171000000 for 0.9 BTC

Oh don't worry, people have sold their BTC for $20 since it would never go higher than that!

To true! what do you think this coin will be worth ?

I'm not an Oracle. There is a simple walktrough, though (there isn't). A Coin is worth as much as you make it. It's not philosophy, it's just simple economics. If you plan to use the coin, it's very well worth it. If you think it's just a vessel for you to get more BitCoins... Well, good luck!

[bidcms]

I want to sell 50 Million dimes  for 1 BTC