[ANN] [PMC] Premine Coin | Rare | Mining Transaction Fee Proof of Concept

[Nullu]

Ok, I'm home now. I'll try running my script on the blocks mined from earlier this morning, see if that works.

blocks 13195 to 13521.

I'm also going to make the script sleep for 2 seconds before processing each block, to ensure I don't get 404s this time.

[1714098715]

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1714098715

[Nullu]

I am such an idiot.

There was nothing wrong with the script. The reason I was getting 404s is because I was trying to access block numbers that did not exist.

$page = page_grab('http://cryptexplorer.com/chain/Premine?count=',$end_block-$start_block);

instead of;

$page = page_grab('http://cryptexplorer.com/chain/Premine?count=',$start_block-$end_block);

I was trying to load a page with a range of negative blocks. Whoops. 

Sometimes you can overlook the simplest of things. ¬_¬

[subSTRATA]

Those are my orders at Poloniex, dump dump dumppppppppppppppppppppp!  

No

Bear says WUUUT?  

More of those at http://imgur.com/gallery/ntcjK (yes, it is Japanese stuff!)

DO NOT SEND DEVELOPER ANY COINS FOR DISTRIBUTION, THIS COIN WON'T WORK!

It is funny how you now want to send money towards this coin. And even try to push the price down to get more. But a few days ago this coin was worth zero to you. It will be interesting to see how much you will value it after one month.

To his credit I believe he was expecting me to sell the coins as some kind of an IPO.

That and also at that time coin was supposed to be using fixed difficulty, it would be a dissaster to do that one way or another
unless one can create such a system where network just don't care if you submit block too early (for example in under 55 seconds)
but also halves or drops difficulty down to 1 in case of block taking too long (for example over 65 seconds). Something like that
will be the cryptocoin of the future or at least the most "green" one. The way all coins work now is just horrible, all it takes to
increase inflation is to add considerable hashrate! Add 10 times more hashrate to Bitcoin and there you go, inflation up by 1000%
until 1st difficulty change and then 250% until 2nd difficulty change (max diff multiplier is 4). Have quantum computer with almost
unlimited speed? Well, all BTC would be mined in under a week, I guess.

Bitcoin, Litecoin and all other guys are playing with fire. None of those coins have protection from block flood or "no rain" seasion.
All it takes to do massive damage to those coins is to take care of few major pools, e.g. few humans. Given that almost everyone
do not have local Bitcoin node and mining setup for solo mining you can easily imagine what would happen in case described above.

As soon as some cryptocoin arrives that takes reality into equation I'll move all my online wealth there. All this coins made by geeks
just can't survive even minor real world threats.

[Nullu]

Value is such a relative term. 1000 Bitcoins were worth next to nothing, once. I imagine it was very difficult to see that back then when they weren't, though.

[so142001]

Finally an exchange!

https://poloniex.com/market?currencyPair=BTC_PMC

[Nullu]

Finally an exchange!

https://poloniex.com/market?currencyPair=BTC_PMC

Yep, been on there for a day or so now. Value is very un-indicative due to being such a small exchange, but if a couple more pick up PMC expect some volume increases for sure.

I'm not really interested in the markets at the moment. The coin is in its infancy, and you are not going to get rich quick from this coin, so let people throw them away if they want to. It's theirs to do with as they please.

[looter]

This will be an interesting experiment

Doh I saw this early on p3 but forgot about it until now 

Anyone distributing? Would be greatly appreciated.

Sure, post your PMC wallet, I'll get you in the a.m.

1YRmhb9AFERGZ4EwC4iqJ5kM7RjGuBNXZ

Thank you!

[brokeminer]

Is there a ledger for the faucet? I just donated 50pmc

[creditcoin_CRD]

If you are a fan of dice, make sure to try out

http://www.altcoingambling.com/16BitBet/PMC

Generate transactions, help out miners.

[Nullu]

http://cryptexplorer.com is really frustrating me now.

I don't know what the problem is. I have the hashes, all I need is the information from each page. It was working fine yesterday for 300 blocks, so not sure why it's choking up now for a very similar amount. Without a fleshed out API it's very difficult.

I'll keep running tests until I've sussed it out. I spent all night writing the code, so I'm not giving up on it. It may just be simply that the site just blocks you once you make too many connections. If that is the case I'm not sure what to do. There are a few more things I can try, so I will try.

I don't think it's my code, because I can examine x amount of blocks, but then after awhile I get page load errors.

[creditcoin_CRD]

http://cryptexplorer.com is really frustrating me now.

I don't know what the problem is. I have the hashes, all I need is the information from each page. It was working fine yesterday for 300 blocks, so not sure why it's choking up now for a very similar amount. Without a fleshed out API it's very difficult.

I'll keep running tests until I've sussed it out. I spent all night writing the code, so I'm not giving up on it. It may just be simply that the site just blocks you once you make too many connections. If that is the case I'm not sure what to do. There are a few more things I can try, so I will try.

I don't think it's my code, because I can examine x amount of blocks, but then after awhile I get page load errors.

It could be that: perhaps it has blocked you due to an abundance of requests?

[yogibaer]

http://cryptexplorer.com is really frustrating me now.

I don't know what the problem is. I have the hashes, all I need is the information from each page. It was working fine yesterday for 300 blocks, so not sure why it's choking up now for a very similar amount. Without a fleshed out API it's very difficult.

I'll keep running tests until I've sussed it out. I spent all night writing the code, so I'm not giving up on it. It may just be simply that the site just blocks you once you make too many connections. If that is the case I'm not sure what to do. There are a few more things I can try, so I will try.

I don't think it's my code, because I can examine x amount of blocks, but then after awhile I get page load errors.

I thought the blockchain is stored on each harddrive where the client is running? Can't you find all the blocks and transaction there, too?
Why do you have to go through the website?

[dasource]

http://cryptexplorer.com is really frustrating me now.

I don't know what the problem is. I have the hashes, all I need is the information from each page. It was working fine yesterday for 300 blocks, so not sure why it's choking up now for a very similar amount. Without a fleshed out API it's very difficult.

I'll keep running tests until I've sussed it out. I spent all night writing the code, so I'm not giving up on it. It may just be simply that the site just blocks you once you make too many connections. If that is the case I'm not sure what to do. There are a few more things I can try, so I will try.

I don't think it's my code, because I can examine x amount of blocks, but then after awhile I get page load errors.

http://blockchain.premineco.in/

[vlight]

That and also at that time coin was supposed to be using fixed difficulty, it would be a dissaster to do that one way or another
unless one can create such a system where network just don't care if you submit block too early (for example in under 55 seconds)
but also halves or drops difficulty down to 1 in case of block taking too long (for example over 65 seconds). Something like that
will be the cryptocoin of the future or at least the most "green" one. The way all coins work now is just horrible, all it takes to
increase inflation is to add considerable hashrate! Add 10 times more hashrate to Bitcoin and there you go, inflation up by 1000%
until 1st difficulty change and then 250% until 2nd difficulty change (max diff multiplier is 4). Have quantum computer with almost
unlimited speed? Well, all BTC would be mined in under a week, I guess.

Bitcoin, Litecoin and all other guys are playing with fire. None of those coins have protection from block flood or "no rain" seasion.
All it takes to do massive damage to those coins is to take care of few major pools, e.g. few humans. Given that almost everyone
do not have local Bitcoin node and mining setup for solo mining you can easily imagine what would happen in case described above.

As soon as some cryptocoin arrives that takes reality into equation I'll move all my online wealth there. All this coins made by geeks
just can't survive even minor real world threats.

Thanks for providing useful information. And sorry for causing any trouble.

[creditcoin_CRD]

http://cryptexplorer.com is really frustrating me now.

I don't know what the problem is. I have the hashes, all I need is the information from each page. It was working fine yesterday for 300 blocks, so not sure why it's choking up now for a very similar amount. Without a fleshed out API it's very difficult.

I'll keep running tests until I've sussed it out. I spent all night writing the code, so I'm not giving up on it. It may just be simply that the site just blocks you once you make too many connections. If that is the case I'm not sure what to do. There are a few more things I can try, so I will try.

I don't think it's my code, because I can examine x amount of blocks, but then after awhile I get page load errors.

http://blockchai[Suspicious link removed]emineco.in/

Yes, this is the one I've been using. I haven't been able to post it at the top because it gets edited as a "suspicious link" - Since dasource was able to post it I may give it another shot now.

[Nullu]

http://cryptexplorer.com is really frustrating me now.

I don't know what the problem is. I have the hashes, all I need is the information from each page. It was working fine yesterday for 300 blocks, so not sure why it's choking up now for a very similar amount. Without a fleshed out API it's very difficult.

I'll keep running tests until I've sussed it out. I spent all night writing the code, so I'm not giving up on it. It may just be simply that the site just blocks you once you make too many connections. If that is the case I'm not sure what to do. There are a few more things I can try, so I will try.

I don't think it's my code, because I can examine x amount of blocks, but then after awhile I get page load errors.

http://blockchain.premineco.in/

Might give it a try. I can already harvest the hashes from cryptoexplorer, I just need a working block explorer that will let me get the rest. I will see how I go with it. Will only need to change a few lines of code.

[mycointr]

and CPU mining is not efficient!

I thought the blockchain is stored on each harddrive where the client is running? Can't you find all the blocks and transaction there, too?
Why do you have to go through the website?

wallet adress?

#2100 , #2200 are same person, lol

[so142001]

http://cryptexplorer.com is really frustrating me now.

I don't know what the problem is. I have the hashes, all I need is the information from each page. It was working fine yesterday for 300 blocks, so not sure why it's choking up now for a very similar amount. Without a fleshed out API it's very difficult.

I'll keep running tests until I've sussed it out. I spent all night writing the code, so I'm not giving up on it. It may just be simply that the site just blocks you once you make too many connections. If that is the case I'm not sure what to do. There are a few more things I can try, so I will try.

I don't think it's my code, because I can examine x amount of blocks, but then after awhile I get page load errors.

http://blockchai[Suspicious link removed]emineco.in/

I confirm that this works

[mrbildo]

Getting no block source available.

Anyone got a list of nodes to add to config file?

[yogibaer]

Getting no block source available.

Anyone got a list of nodes to add to config file?

addnode=65.167.153.125
addnode=65.167.153.115
addnode=121.225.42.140
addnode=94.181.204.14
addnode=71.219.29.209
addnode=111.199.157.124
addnode=74.212.45.71
addnode=207.216.187.231
addnode=173.230.139.214