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Author Topic: ⚒[CGA] Cryptographic Anomaly - The Elusive Coin⚒  (Read 226271 times)
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February 17, 2014, 11:53:29 PM
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the coin isnt really trading on poloniex,  sell orders around 900 cga and buy orders around half btc. lol

Now buy orders are almost 1BTC....Not too far off from yesterday (It was hovering just above 1 BTC)

And now 1.63284973 BTC ....
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February 17, 2014, 11:56:52 PM
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I have an idea that which I would like to share.
Wouldn't it be good if the algorithm of CGA receives a name? In my opinion this would help with the coin's publicity. The early supporters already see it is a genuine idea, but it would be good if the message of originality can be conveyed by naming it with some catchy phrase. Something like 'Anomaly-based inverse adjustment' or 'Savedoff supply attenuation'.
Anyone likes the idea?
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February 18, 2014, 12:04:13 AM
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I have an idea that which I would like to share.
Wouldn't it be good if the algorithm of CGA receives a name? In my opinion this would help with the coin's publicity. The early supporters already see it is a genuine idea, but it would be good if the message of originality can be conveyed by naming it with some catchy phrase. Something like 'Anomaly-based inverse adjustment' or 'Savedoff supply attenuation'.
Anyone likes the idea?

SIANE = Sawedoff's Inverse ANomaly Engine?

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February 18, 2014, 12:09:40 AM
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I have an idea that which I would like to share.
Wouldn't it be good if the algorithm of CGA receives a name? In my opinion this would help with the coin's publicity. The early supporters already see it is a genuine idea, but it would be good if the message of originality can be conveyed by naming it with some catchy phrase. Something like 'Anomaly-based inverse adjustment' or 'Savedoff supply attenuation'.
Anyone likes the idea?

SIANE = Sawedoff's Inverse ANomaly Engine?



How would that be pronounced? See-Ayne?

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February 18, 2014, 12:18:39 AM
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I have an idea that which I would like to share.
Wouldn't it be good if the algorithm of CGA receives a name? In my opinion this would help with the coin's publicity. The early supporters already see it is a genuine idea, but it would be good if the message of originality can be conveyed by naming it with some catchy phrase. Something like 'Anomaly-based inverse adjustment' or 'Savedoff supply attenuation'.
Anyone likes the idea?

I think it's splendid!!!
How about another contest? I will be one to donate!!
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February 18, 2014, 12:44:56 AM
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a privacy feature maybe a great addition in the future..like Encrypted transaction network (Work In Progress) in darkcoin or coin mixing in fedoracoin

investors in CGA doesn't have to worry for dumpers since the supply is squeezed by math unlike what's happening in vertcoin lots of  Cry
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February 18, 2014, 12:51:12 AM
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a privacy feature maybe a great addition in the future..like Encrypted transaction network (Work In Progress) in darkcoin or coin mixing in fedoracoin

investors in CGA doesn't have to worry for dumpers since the supply is squeezed by math unlike what's happening in vertcoin lots of  Cry

What's wrong with Vert?
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February 18, 2014, 12:54:29 AM
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a privacy feature maybe a great addition in the future..like Encrypted transaction network (Work In Progress) in darkcoin or coin mixing in fedoracoin

investors in CGA doesn't have to worry for dumpers since the supply is squeezed by math unlike what's happening in vertcoin lots of  Cry

What's wrong with Vert?


Lots of people who bought in when it was at an insane peak and are now thinking the world is ending because it's back down to only 6x its value before the rise.
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February 18, 2014, 12:58:44 AM
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a privacy feature maybe a great addition in the future..like Encrypted transaction network (Work In Progress) in darkcoin or coin mixing in fedoracoin

investors in CGA doesn't have to worry for dumpers since the supply is squeezed by math unlike what's happening in vertcoin lots of  Cry

What's wrong with Vert?


Lots of people who bought in when it was at an insane peak and are now thinking the world is ending because it's back down to only 6x its value before the rise.

yup..a guy in vtc thread even thinks there's a secret vtc miner software that is superior.
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February 18, 2014, 01:36:51 AM
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I have an idea that which I would like to share.
Wouldn't it be good if the algorithm of CGA receives a name? In my opinion this would help with the coin's publicity. The early supporters already see it is a genuine idea, but it would be good if the message of originality can be conveyed by naming it with some catchy phrase. Something like 'Anomaly-based inverse adjustment' or 'Savedoff supply attenuation'.
Anyone likes the idea?

SIANE = Sawedoff's Inverse ANomaly Engine?



How would that be pronounced? See-Ayne?

That would be the subject of great internet debate, possibly rivaling the raging .gif pronunciation war.
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February 18, 2014, 01:45:44 AM
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a privacy feature maybe a great addition in the future..like Encrypted transaction network (Work In Progress) in darkcoin or coin mixing in fedoracoin

investors in CGA doesn't have to worry for dumpers since the supply is squeezed by math unlike what's happening in vertcoin lots of  Cry

What's wrong with Vert?


Lots of people who bought in when it was at an insane peak and are now thinking the world is ending because it's back down to only 6x its value before the rise.

Well that bites the big one !!!  Cry
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February 18, 2014, 02:01:09 AM
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Using extremely rough math, and from the heresay of one user’s experience mining with 3MH/s for one day (and getting 3 CGA), at the current price of approx BTC0.01, mining profitability is ~$19.30 per day @ 3MH/s.

That makes CGA the 8th most profitible coin to mine.  At the current hashrate.  (And you know what it does when the hashrate goes up, right?)

It it were trading at BTC0.015, it would be the most profitable coin in the world

If the price were just BTC0.005 higher.

 Cool

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February 18, 2014, 02:33:11 AM
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Using extremely rough math, and from the heresay of one user’s experience mining with 3MH/s for one day (and getting 3 CGA), at the current price of approx BTC0.01, mining profitability is ~$19.30 per day @ 3MH/s.

That makes CGA the 8th most profitible coin to mine.  At the current hashrate.  (And you know what it does when the hashrate goes up, right?)

It it were trading at BTC0.015, it would be the most profitable coin in the world

If the price were just BTC0.005 higher.

 Cool

In the world.




That's amazing. And it gives me an idea: If we get this coin listed on Coinwarz.com, which hosts a mining profitability calculator that a lot of people (including me before CGA) use to determine what to mine next, this coin's popularity would grow immensely.
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February 18, 2014, 02:43:10 AM
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Using extremely rough math, and from the heresay of one user’s experience mining with 3MH/s for one day (and getting 3 CGA), at the current price of approx BTC0.01, mining profitability is ~$19.30 per day @ 3MH/s.

That makes CGA the 8th most profitible coin to mine.  At the current hashrate.  (And you know what it does when the hashrate goes up, right?)

It it were trading at BTC0.015, it would be the most profitable coin in the world

If the price were just BTC0.005 higher.

 Cool

In the world.




That's amazing. And it gives me an idea: If we get this coin listed on Coinwarz.com, which hosts a mining profitability calculator that a lot of people (including me before CGA) use to determine what to mine next, this coin's popularity would grow immensely.
that would be nice but there is no real cga per day estimated because of the algorithm, i think s4w3d0ff is working on one, i am not sure though .
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February 18, 2014, 02:48:03 AM
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That's amazing. And it gives me an idea: If we get this coin listed on Coinwarz.com, which hosts a mining profitability calculator that a lot of people (including me before CGA) use to determine what to mine next, this coin's popularity would grow immensely.

I had the same thought.  The problem, as chickenliver503 pointed out…. is the prediction.

Start talking to them.  Ask them to list it!

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February 18, 2014, 02:56:20 AM
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That's amazing. And it gives me an idea: If we get this coin listed on Coinwarz.com, which hosts a mining profitability calculator that a lot of people (including me before CGA) use to determine what to mine next, this coin's popularity would grow immensely.

I had the same thought.  The problem, as chickenliver503 pointed out…. is the prediction.

Start talking to them.  Ask them to list it!
getting on coinmarketcap or cryptmarketcap would be good too,we need more awareness of cga.
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February 18, 2014, 02:59:04 AM
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Using extremely rough math, and from the heresay of one user’s experience mining with 3MH/s for one day (and getting 3 CGA), at the current price of approx BTC0.01, mining profitability is ~$19.30 per day @ 3MH/s.

That makes CGA the 8th most profitible coin to mine.  At the current hashrate.  (And you know what it does when the hashrate goes up, right?)

It it were trading at BTC0.015, it would be the most profitable coin in the world.  

If the price were just BTC0.005 higher.

 Cool

In the world.




That's amazing. And it gives me an idea: If we get this coin listed on Coinwarz.com, which hosts a mining profitability calculator that a lot of people (including me before CGA) use to determine what to mine next, this coin's popularity would grow immensely.

I think CGA needs to be listed on Coinedup 1st then being on Coinwarz is the next step...  CoinedUp will accept CGA (ahem) donations to list a coin.

s4w3d0ff,  please contact CoinedUp and we will be on our way to Coinwarz in no time.... I will donate to help us get there.

CoinedUp used to be really slow but now it's much much faster!!!  I like it a lot!!!

P.S.  Now that I think about it,  Coinmarketcap will list us if we are with CoinedUp.  Sorry I was wrong!
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February 18, 2014, 03:24:27 AM
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These guys: http://www.wheretomine.com/ have already added CGA to their list.
It seems they don't have interface to poloniex, so it just sits there, without any info.
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February 18, 2014, 03:33:48 AM
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OSX 10.8.5 Wallet? -> alll versions dl'd so far have failed.

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February 18, 2014, 05:24:34 AM
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OSX 10.8.5 Wallet? -> alll versions dl'd so far have failed.


Here are the necessary steps to compile a OSX wallet from source, let me know if you run into any problems:

First you need to get the required development tools for your machine, the first one being Xcode. You can get Xcode5 from the developer app store from Apple for free. But depending on your system you may need an earlier version. Look here for a good guide to help you decide which version you need: http://guide.macports.org/#installing.xcode

Once you download Xcode you will then need macports to install the rest of the dependencies. You can get macports from here: https://distfiles.macports.org/MacPorts/

Once again make sure you grab the correct version for your OS.

Now open up a Terminal window and enter the following to install the rest of the dependencies:

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sudo port install boost db48 qt4-mac openssl miniupnpc git

Git isn't necessarily a dependency but it is nice to have Wink

Then enter the following to clone the CGA source

Code:
git clone https://github.com/s4w3d0ff/cryptographicanomaly.git

Now move to the cryptographicanomaly folder you just downloaded using:

Code:
cd cryptographicanomaly

Once there you can compile your QT wallet with the following command:

Code:
qmake *.pro && make

Go make yourself a sandwich because this will take a while and will take up most of your computers resources.

Once it is done you can navigate to the cryptographicanomaly folder in Finder and you should see a brand new file called Cryptographicanomaly-Qt. You can leave it there or move it to your Applications folder if you like, It doesn't really matter.

Now if you would like the cryptographicanomalyd file you can go back to Terminal (assuming you are still in the cryptographicanomaly folder/directory) and move to the src folder like so:

Code:
cd src

Once there you can enter the following to compile your cryptographicanomalyd file:

Code:
make -f makefile.osx

Go make another sandwich, yum. Once finished you can enter the following command to "strip" your newly compiled program. This will "strip" the extra code you don't need from the program making the size much much smaller (~14Mb instead of around 40Mb) but you don't have to.

Code:
strip cryptographicanomalyd

Your new cryptographicanomalyd program will be in your cryptographicanomaly/src folder. Again you can leave it there or move it to Applications.

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