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January 28, 2014, 02:38:12 AM
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 P2Pool (recommended) and traditional pool available for VTCP2Pool: http://vtcpool.co.uk:9171Traditional MPOS pool: https://vtcpool.co.ukP2Pool setup guide and FAQ
Why use p2pool?
- Mined coins are deposited directly in your wallet in the generation payment for the block, they are never held by a pool wallet and can't be lost due to failures or hacking/thefts
- Even if the node you connect to fails, you don't lose the coins you mined - your shares are distributed on the network
- Distributed (less vulnerable to DoS attacks, less chance of big pools having enough hashrate to be capable of a 51% attack)
- Private (you are paid with coinbase transactions and your public key is never seen on the network until you spend the funds)
Feel free to use https://vtcpool.co.uk if you prefer a traditional pool. Especially, users with lower hashrates may find earnings are better on the traditional pool. There is room for a mixture of pool types, but please help further strengthen the decentralisation of Vertcoin by using p2pool if it works well for you. To mine on p2pool, use your VTC address as username, and any password, so your command line should be like: vertminer -o stratum+tcp://vtcpool.co.uk:9171 -u Vw44xQPqgwbqZVpRzPoHe6M4jAGYceiZZP -p xPlease follow the advice in the P2Pool setup guide and FAQ about setting your minimum share difficulty - this will prevent HW errors and stales and improve your mining income. |
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shirenlihei
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January 28, 2014, 02:46:26 AM |
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How about a concerted effort to get this on BTER?  Do you know of a commonly used method of requesting new listings on Bter? I used to send them an email, but nothing response. I think you've sent the request to admin@bter.com . Is it a long email of the introduction of Vertcoin? I just asked them, they need a detailed introduction. |
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BorisTheSpider
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January 28, 2014, 03:11:57 AM |
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I think you've sent the request to admin@bter.com . Is it a long email of the introduction of Vertcoin? I just asked them, they need a detailed introduction. Great to hear that bter is interested. For my part, I would say it's important that they know that VTC is not premined, is different (not a scrypt clone), has been performing excellently on CoinedUp with a (for cryptos) stable price and high volume, that it has an active dev group who care about seeing it succeed. Lots of people want in on Vertcoin (going by the CoinedUp volume) - I think bter would make a lot of money from adding it. |
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busoni
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January 28, 2014, 03:23:53 AM |
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If someone would like to donate a little VTC so I can test deposits and withdrawals (a single coin is all I need), I will add Vertcoin to Poloniex.com. Address: VcwJNmfeH2jkj29z5NMMa3V7mqwC8iUm6R
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BorisTheSpider
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January 28, 2014, 03:28:07 AM |
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If someone would like to donate a little VTC so I can test deposits and withdrawals (a single coin is all I need), I will add Vertcoin to Poloniex.com. Address: VcwJNmfeH2jkj29z5NMMa3V7mqwC8iUm6R
VTC sent. Look forward to trading VTC at Poloniex! Thankyou. |
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busoni
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January 28, 2014, 04:58:42 AM |
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Poloniex.com - Fast crypto exchange with margin trading, advanced charts, and stop-limit orders
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January 28, 2014, 04:59:31 AM |
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P2Pool has some hashrate now, could use more to get variance down. Pick a node close to you from the list at http://p2pool.vertcoin.org latency is important! You can also run your own node: https://github.com/donSchoe/p2pool-vtc. All nodes connect into a distributed pool, so all nodes are mining towards the same goal and everyone gets paid. Support the fight on centralization, mine at a p2pool! |
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jballs
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January 28, 2014, 05:03:37 AM |
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please announce this in a new thread. stoked... |
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jballs
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January 28, 2014, 05:11:34 AM |
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please announce this in a new thread. stoked... Is this site legit? I see no history of them on the forum via search... |
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January 28, 2014, 05:28:42 AM |
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Great to hear that bter is interested.
For my part, I would say it's important that they know that VTC is not premined, is different (not a scrypt clone), has been performing excellently on CoinedUp with a (for cryptos) stable price and high volume, that it has an active dev group who care about seeing it succeed. Lots of people want in on Vertcoin (going by the CoinedUp volume) - I think bter would make a lot of money from adding it.
Would be great if our devs can follow up with bter email introducing the coin... i would definitely support it as well with an email. Bter is pretty legit (pretty high fees), but at least it performs quite well. |
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January 28, 2014, 05:39:23 AM |
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please announce this in a new thread. stoked... Is this site legit? I see no history of them on the forum via search... It is new exchange, I traded qbits there and everything went well. |
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jballs
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January 28, 2014, 05:46:53 AM |
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please announce this in a new thread. stoked... Is this site legit? I see no history of them on the forum via search... It is new exchange, I traded qbits there and everything went well. Hell of a lot smoother than c'dup for sure... ok, I'm in. Thanks.... |
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January 28, 2014, 06:27:10 AM |
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Nice! Coinedup makes trading nigh impossible! |
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January 28, 2014, 10:14:57 AM |
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Guys I really need you help
I've been trying to compile the wallet on centOS 6.5 for hours now and I can not get it to work.
On the shared host I am trying to set it up for building some services for the vertcoin community it won't compile because of boost issues.
Since I do not have root access, is there any way to link the libraries used for compiling to own packages? how can I build my own packages and then properly compile the wallet???
This'll probably be easier to solve through IRC - join us in #vertcoin on freenode. I will be around tomorrow, or there are probably people there now who can help too. I'm very close to getting a successful compile of the Vertcoin wallet using CentOS 6.5. It has not been an easy procedure. I'm still struggling with an openssl issue but once I have it fixed, I will post the steps to compile the wallet in CentOS. FYI, this is technically hard enough that we should consider issuing binaries for CentOS. I compiled the Netcoin wallet on Ubuntu 13.10 a few days back and it was a cakewalk compared to this. Fedora and CentOS have a crippled openssl that does not implement the secp256k1 elliptic curve. I have rebased the secp256k1 patch to vertcoin/src/key.cpp from http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=GSdYL8jz, compared it in detail to the latest openssl, and changed it so that it uses the openssl implementation of secp256k1 if possible, falling back to the local copy. http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=iFYJsgusPerhaps this patch could make it into the source so that Fedora and CentOS users could compile from source easily? |
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January 28, 2014, 02:50:00 PM |
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More miners needed on p2pool, decentralisation will make VTC stronger! List of nodes here: http://p2pool.vertcoin.org:9172All the nodes work together, just choose the one closest to you for best results. |
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January 28, 2014, 03:19:57 PM |
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Nice! Coinedup makes trading nigh impossible! The only downside is it that Poloniex charge 0.01 TX fee while CoinedUp only charge 0.001TX fee. |
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busoni
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January 28, 2014, 04:23:17 PM |
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Nice! Coinedup makes trading nigh impossible! The only downside is it that Poloniex charge 0.01 TX fee while CoinedUp only charge 0.001TX fee. I have adjusted this to 0.001. |
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January 28, 2014, 04:37:51 PM
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Guys I have a problem. I set up CGminer and the card was going nicely up to 100kH (the system was totally frozen but for mining it was fine), now when I start it again at same and even lower settings, it crashes drivers or mines super slow (10kH). My settings: cgminer --scrypt -o stratum+tcp://eu.bitcrush.info:3444 -u x -p x -I 17 -g 1 -w 128 --thread-concurrency 4000 I had 96kH at I 17, now I have 10kH and GPU at 100%  Forgot to mention: Asus radeon HD 7790 2GB  EDIT: Fixed, no idea what happened, I restarted my PC and it works again, even at intensity 20 |
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HinnomTX
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January 28, 2014, 05:29:57 PM |
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I'm very close to getting a successful compile of the Vertcoin wallet using CentOS 6.5. It has not been an easy procedure. I'm still struggling with an openssl issue but once I have it fixed, I will post the steps to compile the wallet in CentOS.
FYI, this is technically hard enough that we should consider issuing binaries for CentOS. I compiled the Netcoin wallet on Ubuntu 13.10 a few days back and it was a cakewalk compared to this.
Fedora and CentOS have a crippled openssl that does not implement the secp256k1 elliptic curve. I have rebased the secp256k1 patch to vertcoin/src/key.cpp from http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=GSdYL8jz, compared it in detail to the latest openssl, and changed it so that it uses the openssl implementation of secp256k1 if possible, falling back to the local copy. http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=iFYJsgusPerhaps this patch could make it into the source so that Fedora and CentOS users could compile from source easily? Yes, I believe they use the term 'hobbled' in the openssl source code. Anything to make life easier for Fedora and CentOS guys would be helpful. I followed the instructions for constructing a Worldcoin wallet in CentOS here: http://worldcoinforum.org/topic/21-how-to-compile-wdc-wallet-in-linux/?p=2813There are a few obvious typos in the procedure but it does work! |
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