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[Rent_a_Ray]

Hello All

Has anyone here compiled Zeit Coin on Rapsberry Pi3 ?

Compilation stops with the following Error:

src/scrypt_mine.cpp:32:23: fatal error: xmmintrin.h: No such file or directory
 #include <xmmintrin.h>
                       ^
compilation terminated.
Makefile:2032: recipe for target 'build/scrypt_mine.o' failed


any Ideas to fix this?

ciao

remove -msse2

As far as I remember Raspy (One) has not enough memory.
Your error: scrypt_mine.o is Intel-based. (Assembler) You need the ARM-based file which is included in the source.

Cheers,
Ray

Edit: https://github.com/zeitcoin/zeitcoin/blob/master/src/scrypt-arm.S
https://github.com/zeitcoin/zeitcoin/commit/5abfbacb859f4b393e2a14e597f52558cf422aea

[godzziilla]

when will we see 5% pos rate . This year or next .Interesting to know what will be then

[kiklo]

when will we see 5% pos rate . This year or next .Interesting to know what will be then

Current Block Height is ~2804732
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/zeit/

At Block #3153600 we switch to the final 5% rate,
Average 2880 blocks per day , so ~121 days to go.
End of December or Mid January most likely.

 


FYI: Like your Screen Name

[kiklo]

In the Why We Should all Feel Young News.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/27/longest-lived-human-says-he-is-ready-for-death-at-145/

If independently confirmed, the findings would make Mr Gotho a staggering 145 years old – and the longest lived human in recorded history.

When asked what his secret to longevity is, Mr Gotho replied: “The recipe is just patience.”

 


 

[kiklo]

Interesting Quote by BathRobeHero

I think some time pretty soon these guys are gonna discover that law is actually law. and the real law don't give a shit about how nice the code is if the law's being broken.

No single coin that is tied to any country (especially the US) should, and probably won't ever succeed long term - and rightfully so.

You can't have decentralization if a coin is a registered trademark or otherwise tied to a company and therefore depend on that countries laws. In fact, I'd personally go as far as saying that developers of any half decent coin should thrive to be completely anonymous from the beginning and stay that way. Just imagine what would happen if Satoshi would "appear" and we'd know it's him without a doubt...
Knowing the devs introduces politics and preferences to coins which are both unnecessary and opens up attack vectors.

Anyway, to be on topic, I think The DAO being a mistake was one thing (it was clearly an experimental project) but allowing a single smart contract to tie so much of Eth's supply was a terrible idea to begin with. But not as bad as bailing out an experimental project because it opened the floodgates - by which I mean the Eth team could fork again (and will do so eventually) if they don't agree with an ideology or a group of people or even you personally.

Code should be law. If code is not law then what are we doing here?

 

[dollux]

Interesting Quote by BathRobeHero

I think some time pretty soon these guys are gonna discover that law is actually law. and the real law don't give a shit about how nice the code is if the law's being broken.

No single coin that is tied to any country (especially the US) should, and probably won't ever succeed long term - and rightfully so.

You can't have decentralization if a coin is a registered trademark or otherwise tied to a company and therefore depend on that countries laws. In fact, I'd personally go as far as saying that developers of any half decent coin should thrive to be completely anonymous from the beginning and stay that way. Just imagine what would happen if Satoshi would "appear" and we'd know it's him without a doubt...
Knowing the devs introduces politics and preferences to coins which are both unnecessary and opens up attack vectors.

Anyway, to be on topic, I think The DAO being a mistake was one thing (it was clearly an experimental project) but allowing a single smart contract to tie so much of Eth's supply was a terrible idea to begin with. But not as bad as bailing out an experimental project because it opened the floodgates - by which I mean the Eth team could fork again (and will do so eventually) if they don't agree with an ideology or a group of people or even you personally.

Code should be law. If code is not law then what are we doing here?

 

My brain says to me that if the code can be changed, then it can be interfered with, so therefore decentralization is a pipe dream because he who controls the code control's the coin.

Hope I am wrong.

[Johnny00]

Past 24 hours volume has been $140. Isn't this worrisome? Almost no demand for zeit

[kiklo]

Past 24 hours volume has been $140. Isn't this worrisome? Almost no demand for zeit

ZEIT is a long term coin, worrying about today's trading volume is not an issue for this coin.
Trading Volume & Price Per Coin will all increase over time, but it is a slow process when it is Honest Growth and not a artificial pump.
Their are buy orders for people that want to sell and sell orders for people that want to buy, so the markets are working normally.


 

[amalgal]

what is zeitcoin - is it another fork coin , forked of mintcoin ?
Why does it need so much coins 90 bil 

[kiklo]

what is zeitcoin - is it another fork coin , forked of mintcoin ?
Why does it need so much coins 90 bil  

ZEIT source code was originally derived from mintcoin source, but our Amazing Dev Rent_A_Ray has improved on the code,
ZEIT now runs better than mintcoin and does not have their increased orphan issue which was caused because they choose too short a time period for some security settings.

Current # of coins is 35,187,845,517 , I would hazard to say the majority  of those were created by PoW miners in the very beginning.
Our Interest Rate drops to 5% yearly in a few months.
This coin was designed to be a Global Coin to be used by every country in the entire world.
Also unlike PoW coins a good portion of our coins will always stay off of the markets as some will only use their coins to stake more and only sell their stakes.

 

FYI:
In Comparison , Dogecoin is currently at 105,805,852,991 coins , over 3X our current #.

[kiklo]

NIRP starting to affect Germany.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/german-savers-lose-faith-in-banks-stash-cash-at-home-1472485225

HAMBURG—German savers are leaving the security of savings banks for what many now consider an even safer place to park their cash: home safes.

For years, Germans kept socking money away in savings accounts despite plunging interest rates.
Savers deemed the accounts secure, and they still offered easy cash access. But recently, many have lost faith.

“It doesn’t pay to keep money in the bank, and on top of that you’re being taxed on it,” said Uwe Wiese,
an 82-year-old pensioner who recently bought a home safe to stash roughly €53,000 ($59,344), including part of his company pension that he took as a payout.

Interest rates’ plunge into negative territory is now accelerating demand for impregnable metal boxes.

Burg-Waechter KG, Germany’s biggest safe manufacturer, posted a 25% jump in sales of home safes in the first half of this year compared with the year earlier, said sales chief Dietmar Schake, citing “significantly higher demand for safes by private individuals, mainly in Germany.”
Related

    Are Negative Rates Backfiring? Here’s Some Early Evidence (Aug 8 )
    Germany Says Bank Risks Must Be Cut Before Saver Deposit Scheme Agreed (June 17)
    Germany’s Cautious Savers Find New Taste for Risk (Jan. 25)

Rivals Format Tresorbau GmbH and Hartmann Tresore AG also report double-digit-percentage German sales increases.

“Safe manufacturers are operating near their limits,” said Thies Hartmann, managing director of Hamburger Stahltresor GmbH, a family-owned safe retailer in Hamburg, which he says has grown 25% since 2014. He said deliveries take longer from safe makers, some of which are running three production shifts.

Germans point to the European Central Bank, which since 2014 has tried to reignite eurozone inflation by pushing interest rates below zero.
Savers now face the prospect of being charged fees on their deposits. Some companies and large private depositors already incur charges.

The latest such sign that penalty rates are creeping in comes from a small cooperative bank in the Bavarian town of Gmund on the Tegernsee lake.
As of Sept. 1, the bank, Raiffeisenbank Gmund, will charge its customers 0.4% on deposits above €100,000. Some 140 customers with total deposits worth €40 million are affected, said management board member Josef Paul.

In a country where few people buy stocks, the possibility of having to pay fees on deposits has turned savers’ world—and their piggy banks—upside down.

“The moment the bank tells me I have to pay interest on my deposit I’ll take my €50,000 or whatever it is and put it under my pillow, or buy a safe and stick the money inside,” said Dagmar Metzger, a 53-year-old entrepreneur in Munich.

Ms. Metzger, a game hunter, said she would also consider squirreling cash away in her gun cabinet, which has solid locks.

Paying to save is “preposterous,” said Marlene Marek, 58, owner of a Frankfurt bistro. “I would rather withdraw my money and stash it at home, or keep it in a safe-deposit box at a bank.”

    ‘The moment the bank tells me I have to pay interest on my deposit I’ll take my €50,000 or whatever it is and put it under my pillow, or buy a safe and stick the money inside.’
    —Marlene Marek, owner of a Frankfurt bistro

Many Germans have a similar idea, creating waiting lists for safe-deposit boxes in some big cities. So a growing number of Germans prefer self-sufficiency.

“When you put money in a safe-deposit box, everyone notices, and you’re paying fees,” said Mr. Wiese, the Hamburg retiree, who said his new safe is roughly twice the size of a hotel safe.

Banks and other financial institutions themselves are also keeping more cash. Reinsurance giant Munich Re AG said earlier this year it would cache over €20 million in cash in a safe, alongside gold bars the company stockpiled two years ago.

“We are testing that and are happy that this works without any glitches and at reasonable costs,” said Chief Financial Officer Jörg Schneider. The reinsurer said it would consider augmenting its cash stash.

Part of the motivation is a dearth of alternatives. Dwindling returns on life-insurance policies and rising real-estate prices—traditional German retirement investments—mean people are letting their money languish.

Germans are particularly focused on safes because they prefer cash to plastic. “Only cash is real,” goes an old saying.

Roughly 80% of German retail transactions are in cash, almost double the 46% rate of cash use in the U.S., according to a 2014 Bundesbank survey.
Germans also keep more cash in their wallets and visit ATMs more often, withdrawing on average $256 at a time, the study found. Americans withdraw $103 on average.

Germany’s love of cash is driven largely by its anonymity. One legacy of the Nazis and East Germany’s Stasi secret police is a fear of government snooping, and many Germans are spooked by proposals of banning cash transactions that exceed €5,000. Many Germans think the ECB’s plan to phase out the €500 bill is only the beginning of getting rid of cash altogether.

Ms. Metzger is a member of an activist group demanding the existence of cash be guaranteed in Germany’s constitution.

“I don’t want to become completely transparent,” she says.” I don’t want everyone to know whether I buy chocolate, strawberries or mangoes at the store.”

 

FYI:
One guy mentions storing his Cash in a Safety Deposit Box to avoid NIRP.
Contents of safety deposit boxes are not insured by the banks.
http://www.valuepenguin.com/2015/04/safe-deposit-boxes-your-valuables-arent-actually-insured-or-safe

There are roughly 25 million safe deposit boxes leased in the U.S. and the vast majority of the contents inside are not insured, a fact surprising to many box renters.
But neither banks nor the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) are liable for what happens to safe deposit boxes, and the containers are not without risk

[dollux]

Germans told to 'stockpile food and water' in civil defence plan

This is highly likely related to all of the above.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/22/german-defence-plan-tells-citizens-to-hoard-food-and-water/

[LionOfNarnia]

@Ray

Thanks for the 'save' with that troll, I was in shower prior to my fortnightly trip back to the 19th C.

Thought we were past that stage by now. Oh well.

One thing, I couldn't access his messages, even though I got notifications about them, did you block him or something?

[Rent_a_Ray]

Hi Lion,

I've marked him as 'spam'. 

Cheers,
Ray

[kiklo]

ZEIT Blockchain Snapshot Updated to 2016-9-04

ZEIT SNAPSHOT


 

[lxxtikk]

ZEIT Blockchain Snapshot Updated to 2016-9-04

ZEIT SNAPSHOT


 

thanks a lot .i was waiting for it , good job   

[Johnny00]

What future developments are being worked on with Zeit right now. What will get people to start using it more besides ZAN?

[kiklo]

What future developments are being worked on with Zeit right now. What will get people to start using it more besides ZAN?

The ZEIT Knights & ZAN will both take time.
Pump & Dumps happen overnight, ZEIT will build a true utility and outshine them all.

But as time goes on, everyday our price is becoming more stable and our # of users continue to grow in more countries.
We moved from ~$22,000 MK to one that is between $200,000 & $500,000 in only 3 years and unlike many others were not devastated by the BTC halving which crushed many coins.
We Continue & We Persevere.

This is an Ultra Marathon , not a Short Race.
 

 

[kiklo]

In the BCTALK Hack of 2015 News   

http://themerkle.com/hacked-bitcointalk-user-data-finally-surfaces-on-dark-net/

Just a few days ago, the data stolen from the BitcoinTalk.org hack in 2015 was posted for sale on dark net.
A hacker going by DoubleFlag, is selling BitcoinTalk.org’s database.
The same hacker is said to be responsible for the 68 million emails and hashed passwords from Dropbox that went for sale on dark net not too long ago.

BitcoinTalk.org was originally hacked in May of 2015, but the data wasn’t posted until a few days ago.
DoubleFlag seems to have been the first one able to get his hands on it, and no one after him for that matter.
The stolen data was only accessible by using data breach notification sites like Hacked-DB and LeakedSource.

The data base is going for 1 Btc, roughly $610.00.
The file contains over 500,000 accounts, complete with details like log in info, IP addresses, passwords, email, and phone numbers.
To break it down, there are 469,540 passwords that have been encrypted with SHA-256, and 44,868 passwords encrypted wit SMF encryption.

Sample data was on display, showing off more than 600 accounts, just to validate DoubleFlag’s claims.

Even though the passwords are encrypted, it doesn’t take much to decrypt them in reasonable time, and have access to the accounts that have been leaked.
Warnings have been issued to clients and customers, stating the data has been sold, and to make sure to keep a close eye on any and all accounts connected with BitcoinTalk.org.

 

[jommy99]

ZeitCoin Faucet  http://cryptodepot.org/faucet/zeitcoin/