[ANN] NDL - The coin for Pastafarians - Flying Spaghetti Monster Cryptocurrency!

[number435398]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the securities are the ones that have IPOs and sell the coins when they launch, right?

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[number435398]

Okay guys, so I've got a few ideas.

1. Tie ourselves into Chia coin somehow
2. Switch to proof of stake
3. Turn into a smart contracts coin
4. Tie ourselves in with smart contracts to other smart contract coins/setups

Or a combination thereof.

Any ideas, thoughts, etc before I try to take steps in that direction? Anyone know anyone who can help us with those goals? We need to grow this coin and that's really the only way; adapt and grow in its exposure and its versatility.

[DaveF]

Well the pool died and I can't get it back running. So unless someone can get one up, everyone is going to have to solo mine.

As for what direction the coin should take, I have no idea. Having put in 100s of man hours on it over the years and a bunch of money getting and keeping the domains I am ready to pass it along to someone who can put in more time and energy then I can at the moment. Will keep the website and explorer.

-Dave

[number435398]

I don't remember if solo mining is really a thing anymore since the update.

[DaveF]

Download cpuminer

Code:

minerd -a scrypt -o 127.0.0.1:port as set in conf file -u user as set in conf file -p password as set in conf file --coinbase-addr=an address from your wallet goes here -t number of CPU threads

If you have the following conf file

rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.1/24
rpcport=40022
daemon=1
server=1
gen=1

And an address in your wallet is : NUQAEFrWoUJvSCDKwAH2j4cA83AEiYYEh9
And wanted to use 1 of your CPU cores to mine then:

Code:

minerd -a scrypt -o 127.0.0.1:40022 -u user -p password --coinbase-addr=NUQAEFrWoUJvSCDKwAH2j4cA83AEiYYEh9 -t 1

Just verified it works, mined 2 blocks to the above address.

-Dave

[number435398]

Download cpuminer

Code:

minerd -a scrypt -o 127.0.0.1:port as set in conf file -u user as set in conf file -p password as set in conf file --coinbase-addr=an address from your wallet goes here -t number of CPU threads

If you have the following conf file

rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.1/24
rpcport=40022
daemon=1
server=1
gen=1

And an address in your wallet is : NUQAEFrWoUJvSCDKwAH2j4cA83AEiYYEh9
And wanted to use 1 of your CPU cores to mine then:

Code:

minerd -a scrypt -o 127.0.0.1:40022 -u user -p password --coinbase-addr=NUQAEFrWoUJvSCDKwAH2j4cA83AEiYYEh9 -t 1

Just verified it works, mined 2 blocks to the above address.

-Dave

Thank you for that. Good to know.

[his_only_meatball]

I used to mine this coin. I was thinking about forking it and creating a new coin with some of the suggestions and ideas people have had. I don't know if I can do that, but I might try.

It seems as though all the coins have been mined and then some! It looks like when it was originally made the limit wasn't forced. It just has the same code as litecoin or bitcoin where its supposed to hit the limit when its halved by so much after so long, but since the numbers for the rewards are so different, it went far beyond the original limit.

Since all the coins have been mined, what do you guys think should be done to entice new people to join? If the fork does smart contracts and NFTs and such other people would have to get some of the coins to use it. Or should I just rely on people currently holding to sell it?  I'm trying to get some ideas from you guys since if you're reading this; you're clearly still in it.

[DaveF]

As I said a few posts up I really don't have the time to do anything with it.
No idea why there are more coins then there should be, @number435398 might be able to figure it out.

Some thoughts.

If you fork you are still going to have to deal with all the people that are still holding old coins or you are going to have a lot pissed off people.
If you create a new coin you are going to have to figure out a way for old people to keep what they have.

As you can see, if you look through the thread for the past 6 years or so number435398 was the only person who did anything with the code and tried to keep a pool up (which died) and the explorer. Was on an exchange but it got hacked. BUT I can see other people running nodes and others mining so there is some activity.

If you want to run with something or even just recompile the wallet and get some bugs out I don't that people would complain about that.

I have the .net and .com domains so if you come up with something better I can point them wherever.

@dnp you still around?

-Dave

[elmo40]

I love trying to revive old coins.
A few have recently popped up, someone paid a lot of money for exchanges, and they are now being traded.
With current exchange prices, I don't know who would do that to old coins with little life, yet they did. BEL for example.

[DaveF]

I love trying to revive old coins.
A few have recently popped up, someone paid a lot of money for exchanges, and they are now being traded.
With current exchange prices, I don't know who would do that to old coins with little life, yet they did. BEL for example.

Well if you want to try go for it.
I have the .com and .net domains and can point them wherever if you come up with something.
It looks like someone is still mining it. I have a node or 2 up just to keep the blockchain alive but that is about it.

explorer.dognose.net:3001 is also alive so he has to have a node or 2 up also.

-Dave