[ANN] [BTQ] BitQuark | Super secure hashing | CPU mining

[ZeroFossilFuel]

This is clearly the more active forum so I'll chime in here too, I guess. I too am more than just a little irritated with the monster GPU miners out there raping the coin to sell it off dirt cheap. All I can say is buy it from the rapists and then start to trade it. This coin has a future.

I love the new web site template previewed here but wonder what's taking so long? It's been promised "for the weekend" week after week. Come on, devs. It was a very shaky launch, to say the least. If you want to be taken seriously by the likes of Bill Still, you've got to get serious about meeting deadlines and polishing your image.

That's my 0.02 BTQ.

I do have a question, though. When a Linux wallet is run for the first time, a directory ~/.bitquark is created with the wallet.dat, peers, etc. Where do we place the bitquark.conf file and does it even make any difference in Linux?

[BitQuark]

Not sure what has happened to my guy that was building the website, but I've started where he left off. Hopefully I'll have it finished really soon. Here is a screen shots of what I have together so far. The website will have a built in pool & block explorer. As you can see in the header, it will display current info such as number of coins mined, difficulty, BTQ/BTC, and network hash rate.

[BitQuark]

Here's a preview of what the new site will look like and how the "header" panel displays BTQ info in real-time. Hope you guys like what we have so far.
http://107.170.17.20/index.php

[ZeroFossilFuel]

That looks awesome! It's the professional look you need that people will be attracted to.

Sorry to be a pain but can I get an answer to the question about bitquark.conf location in Linux?

[BitQuark]

That looks awesome! It's the professional look you need that people will be attracted to.

Sorry to be a pain but can I get an answer to the question about bitquark.conf location in Linux?

The bitquark.conf file is in a hidden folder, you can get to it and edit it by running the following command:

nano ~/.bitquark/bitquark.conf

[ZeroFossilFuel]

THAT'S what I needed!

I always browse in Thunar or Nautilus with files unhidden. I see the new hidden directory created on first run of the wallet. I just never could find anywhere that stated where the .conf file should be placedfor Linux, only winblows. It makes sense where it is, I just wanted to be certain.

Thanks
Z

[BitQuark]

No problem sir!

[Mechanikka]

Any news about lazycoins or poloniex or new wallet or something else?

[mkimid]

Here's a preview of what the new site will look like and how the "header" panel displays BTQ info in real-time. Hope you guys like what we have so far.
http://107.170.17.20/index.php

Looks good,

For the global hashrate calculation, I think, you should divde by 256 for quark algorithm.
and than, it will get the real number.

Such as

Diff : 233 x 16M / 30 sec = 124M

[BitQuark]

Here's a preview of what the new site will look like and how the "header" panel displays BTQ info in real-time. Hope you guys like what we have so far.
http://107.170.17.20/index.php

Looks good,

For the global hashrate calculation, I think, you should divde by 256 for quark algorithm.
and than, it will get the real number.

Such as

Diff : 233 x 16M / 30 sec = 124M

Ok I fixed the network hashrate in the daemon, so now it should be giving the correct value
Thanks for the heads up mkimid

[mkimid]

Here's a preview of what the new site will look like and how the "header" panel displays BTQ info in real-time. Hope you guys like what we have so far.
http://107.170.17.20/index.php

Looks good,

For the global hashrate calculation, I think, you should divde by 256 for quark algorithm.
and than, it will get the real number.

Such as

Diff : 233 x 16M / 30 sec = 124M

Ok I fixed the network hashrate in the daemon, so now it should be giving the correct value
Thanks for the heads up mkimid

Quark is no more CPU only. It can be mined with GPU.
When I mine with i7-2600, i can get around 620kHs,
When I mine with 280x @1GHz, i can get around 3.2MHs,
So, I feel need to updates the intro and miner links,

And, how about apply a kind of anti-multi-pool or hit-and-run,

I feel some big hash is moving in and out depend on hash,
When Diff is low, they come and mining,
If diff is high, they leave to the other coin,

I feel it is the critical problem,
Because of it will reduce the practical rewards for the miner who is in this coin always,

Please consider it seriously,

[BitQuark]

Yea the week before BTQ's launch, there was a GPU miner released. Before that you could only solo-mine with GPU. At least BTQ is still ASIC resistant

[CommanderVenus]

I think this p2pool is down.
 

http://btq.altcryptomining.com/

[BitQuark]

here's another node you can add to your bitquark.conf file:

addnode=107.170.17.20:9108

[BitQuark]

I worked on the new website all weekend and I should have it ready sometime this week! Only have 4 pages left to finish up.

[ZeroFossilFuel]

I think this p2pool is down.
 

http://btq.altcryptomining.com/

This is routine for altcrypto. He/she really must not know what they're doing. I bailed from there completely weeks ago after their third strike. It was not a mistake.

[BitQuark]

Vote for BTQ to be added to Nexxus, we are only 4 vote from first place https://features.nexxuscorp.com/coins

[mkimid]

Vote for BTQ to be added to Nexxus, we are only 4 vote from first place https://features.nexxuscorp.com/coins

+1

[derrend]

You should take a look at Quarkbar, same quark algo only much rarer and uses kimotos gravity well for retargeting and the community is really starting to take off. Also ZERO premine like bitquark so it's also fair but with more advanced features

[BitQuark]

You should take a look at Quarkbar, same quark algo only much rarer and uses kimotos gravity well for retargeting and the community is really starting to take off. Also ZERO premine like bitquark so it's also fair but with more advanced features

Not sure how you say that QuarkBar is rare...I just mined over 50 QuarkBar coins at a pool in less than 5 mins with 3Mh/s. If you mine BTQ with 3Mh/s it will take you around 18 hours to mine 50 BTQ. So QuarkBar certainly isn't rare!