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August 25, 2017, 03:38:59 PM |
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While obviously not a "valid" thing to do: submitblock 1503549351863:4:000000004CD8AF81DA2019F24207545DFDD3F97651A E500CEBB361FE897E82E8:500000000 rather than 1503549351863:4:000000004CD8AF81DA2019F24207545DFDD3F97651A E500CEBB361FE897E82E8:500000000:4326510258612929541:C162W5TNLB5OWWYUSSWBSQJWWW5Z HQ7G74YKQ2 will crash the client and leave the following in the daemon: net.curecoin.curecoin.exceptions.BlockFormatException: Too few block chunks! Blo ck format: {timestamp:blockNum:previousBlockHash:difficulty:winningNonce:minerAd dress}#{ledgerHash}#{transactions} at net.curecoin.curecoin.Block.<init>(Block.java:129) at net.curecoin.curecoin.MainClass.main(MainClass.java:651) [ERROR] A block was submitted but invalid: 1503549351863:4:000000004CD8AF81DA2019F24207545DFDD3F97651A Thanks for the bug report! Noted. Here's a version that should fix this bug: http://peer1.curecoinfolding.com/curecoin/Curecoin2_Testnet_Beta3x.zipThanks!
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August 25, 2017, 07:40:27 PM |
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Still, despite his huge firepower, it would take him about 30 years to take over Ed...
You're assuming Ed won't add more rigs to fight off the challenge. He's done so before. 8-O
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I'm no longer legendary just in my own mind! Like something I said? Donations gratefully accepted. LYLnTKvLefz9izJFUvEGQEZzSkz34b3N6U (Litecoin) 1GYbjMTPdCuV7dci3iCUiaRrcNuaiQrVYY (Bitcoin)
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![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FvH1xqvkl.png&t=665&c=mx9Yl-H3s8ydww) Way to go, Curecoin! Congrats!
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August 26, 2017, 01:37:39 AM |
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Hi everyone! As part of the celebration for Team Curecoin's eminent taking the #1 rank on the Folding@Home project, I've been giving away CURE in the Hangouts and Slack channels. I thought I'd add here to the giveaway. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) For my part of the celebration, I'm giving away a total of 350 CURE, 50 per day leading up to when the team takes first place. 50 CURE works out to be what you would currently be awarded daily for the work of approximately 6 GTX 1080 Ti vidia cards. So far I've given away 150 CURE to members on the chat. Today I'm offering up 50 CURE for tomorrow's prize! To be eligible to win, all you have to do is send me a PM on here with the name of the other Folding@Home project that is working with Curecoin to allow merged folding so that you receive BOTH tokens for the same work. I'll announce the winner tomorrow night at 9PM Eastern Time.
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August 26, 2017, 01:46:22 AM |
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...50 CURE works out to be what you would currently be awarded daily for the work of approximately 6 GTX 1080 Ti vidia cards...
Or what 1 1080 non-Ti earned a few months ago ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif)
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If you have to ask "why?", you wouldn`t understand my answer. Always be on the look out, because you never know when you'll be stalked by hit-men that eat nothing but cream cheese....
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August 26, 2017, 02:07:33 AM |
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True, but the value of the coin is so much higher than it was months ago.
Poloniex did a lot of damage when they delisted CURE. I think the value would be higher if they hadn't announced that they were dropping CURE with little warning or explanation.
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August 26, 2017, 08:36:06 AM Last edit: August 26, 2017, 11:58:43 PM by Hou5e |
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... Hey everyone, he's a sneak-peak at cc2.0 beta for anyone who's interested! ... Here be dragons: -Nodes sometimes desync, especially on flaky internet -Sending tons of transactions is a good way to crash the client
If you get a crash or anything, please give us the stack trace or relevant part of the log.
As you mentioned, you can get things out of sync. Adding the new block from the network says failure: getbalance C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC 14999987655 </> send 11111 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sent 11111 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4 SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 </> send 22222 C162W5TNLB5OWWYUSSWBSQJWWW5ZHQ7G74YKQ2 Sent 22222 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C162W5TNLB5OWWYUSSWBSQ JWWW5ZHQ7G74YKQ2 </> send 33333 C1GIYOEKKMIZP2BBQGCOEJBUWJVB2GWLJZHGJK Sent 33333 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1GIYOEKKMIZP2BBQGCOEJ BUWJVB2GWLJZHGJK </> send 44444 C1MTEWFZ2ALDKRK6BI4V7Y7O7SY22XFGMZYLXS Sent 44444 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1MTEWFZ2ALDKRK6BI4V7Y 7O7SY22XFGMZYLXS </> send 55555 C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC Sent 55555 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSIC KEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC </> send 11111 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sent 11111 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4 SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 </> send 11111 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sent 11111 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4 SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 </> send 11111 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sent 11111 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4 SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 </> send 22222 C162W5TNLB5OWWYUSSWBSQJWWW5ZHQ7G74YKQ2 Sent 22222 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C162W5TNLB5OWWYUSSWBSQ JWWW5ZHQ7G74YKQ2 </> send 33333 C1GIYOEKKMIZP2BBQGCOEJBUWJVB2GWLJZHGJK Sent 33333 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1GIYOEKKMIZP2BBQGCOEJ BUWJVB2GWLJZHGJK </> send 44444 C1MTEWFZ2ALDKRK6BI4V7Y7O7SY22XFGMZYLXS Sent 44444 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1MTEWFZ2ALDKRK6BI4V7Y 7O7SY22XFGMZYLXS </> send 14999987655 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sending failed! </> send 149999876550000000000000000000000000000000 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWR OR7LX2 Syntax (don't use < and >): send <amount> <destination> </> send 1499990000 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sent 1499990000 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML 6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 </> send 1 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sent 1 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYH GY7SWROR7LX2 </> getbalance C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC 14999987655 </> send 1499990000 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sent 1499990000 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML 6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 </> send 1499990000 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sent 1499990000 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML 6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 </> send 1499990000 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sent 1499990000 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML 6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 </> send 1499990000 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sent 1499990000 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML 6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 </> send 1499990000 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sent 1499990000 from C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML 6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 </>
[INFO] Signature: v+6fMYaaWR1LS8cA:ADY5K8ait9KNI8mUjo9d::R4CMPjSSoJ0RhMhM:wzKpza ljOqSHM2sC70Gp::nFOttg1R4wop2k5PlsQU:XUyqblN3qTrgLuk5::aefugrxRZGEAWQIZh43W:o/R+ 7nFNB8me+bKx::zz+YVpyNebw+0rSu:RRUY9opxT [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 18 [INFO] Current longest blockchain: 15 [INFO] Attempting to add block #15 with the hash of 00000004F7AF951FE40A... [INFO] Executing transactions for block #15 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,11111;C1CFF IYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,11111;O1JsG7e88gH4t4Hi:DIj6Xp9GAKukXsQwMPyl::m 2FlHXrN9qHTBCFT4vlO:g5gpWi79pFo3jtHB::Fq [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,1 [INFO] Giving: 11111 to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,22222;C162W 5TNLB5OWWYUSSWBSQJWWW5ZHQ7G74YKQ2,22222;P4gCH5cOEWIlXqAz:XMlRTOqMU3PfHCAljuJ4::H e2xyclU1z97Shm0JFte:vvWw8pY+PhcLPTb7::8B [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,2 [INFO] Giving: 22222 to C162W5TNLB5OWWYUSSWBSQJWWW5ZHQ7G74YKQ2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,33333;C1GIY OEKKMIZP2BBQGCOEJBUWJVB2GWLJZHGJK,33333;O6HMR6/gPmc4ELMX:NeYJPaBZ3GgkHxEYWPBE::H D/igon29Py4vplI:vc7qe8z4nNV4U3j5qpRf::y0 [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,3 [INFO] Giving: 33333 to C1GIYOEKKMIZP2BBQGCOEJBUWJVB2GWLJZHGJK [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,44444;C1MTE WFZ2ALDKRK6BI4V7Y7O7SY22XFGMZYLXS,44444;zmQxfqi7c0Hjgho1:ZaXZHubYwE1axGVhiA7o::k xzKrvyqpXmv6qx2yFES:k/zrAuGy8lLn5TuJ::6y [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,4 [INFO] Giving: 44444 to C1MTEWFZ2ALDKRK6BI4V7Y7O7SY22XFGMZYLXS [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,55555;C137L Q6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,55555;AMP+IWrxIZVfhYV4:cWaUVF71GaqXOgf3m5XX::S qA6isXWfrpmxSR1fKdu:WZLH5SsjH+98xBR3::KM [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,5 [INFO] Giving: 55555 to C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,11111;C1CFF IYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,11111;Wrigr8Q6Ca0z48iF:aAQDUNYCCPpx1QcKxmYf::p xYf6xoL661LM0Uu9ia8:JdX3TXMHhocLX1HG::0H [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,6 [INFO] Giving: 11111 to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,11111;C1CFF IYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,11111;tYJPdFjtQfq8Te/J:8HHDMiFjyWuE3udoPfZ3::D bksNqu7nyYoEA3IbiSV:l5WPPEHfECXvbuLg::f2 [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,7 [INFO] Giving: 11111 to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,11111;C1CFF IYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,11111;ro4WkqXTi6fA+f9L:RjBSWzeJuFcy06GoPC1p::u byompW48qMbOrqUwBvd:uQDSq62vxNWkpmGg::iq [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,8 [INFO] Giving: 11111 to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,22222;C162W 5TNLB5OWWYUSSWBSQJWWW5ZHQ7G74YKQ2,22222;3QdkmDbGnJDNE0Sy:qcnDDgehAEdPqAdbz4mT::A XqxzCP5OVN1I6C7YIDo:Y+ptpSMDSEAOM/Sr::p6 [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,9 [INFO] Giving: 22222 to C162W5TNLB5OWWYUSSWBSQJWWW5ZHQ7G74YKQ2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,33333;C1GIY OEKKMIZP2BBQGCOEJBUWJVB2GWLJZHGJK,33333;nczzbqKoDKRJ/30x:Mdq96ELmJaQBTHfksFRG::M pbKTnq3CBFO3MQO:SG1w9yN7ZmSTS8SjtjET::P7 [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,10 [INFO] Giving: 33333 to C1GIYOEKKMIZP2BBQGCOEJBUWJVB2GWLJZHGJK [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,44444;C1MTE WFZ2ALDKRK6BI4V7Y7O7SY22XFGMZYLXS,44444;iscrPS5HqHUsz0TM:Z7YulG1pXptcj66fzd64::B LPujiyFrerpGLxnalWM:N9cGvnDWC6BCVREY::HS [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,11 [INFO] Giving: 44444 to C1MTEWFZ2ALDKRK6BI4V7Y7O7SY22XFGMZYLXS [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000; C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;dPI/pHMWjMHN5g49:KC3dIvhX9OZ3T SpLBtE3::JLYR9UJ6kVSSHwKe:vZlKjsHfwxsTro [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,12 [INFO] Giving: 1499990000 to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1;C1CFFIYDW 2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1;F0Pnk8JD9+At7LwV:8G8tVE5dXReFn30qpfCm::8GjJDlYyr QCgsDDl:S2daPQ2RX1SIYpuGCqNG::nG2Hxm0tUh [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,13 [INFO] Giving: 1 to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000; C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;oV5oBcoIm//N6lIR:F7qdgg7pXiT7j V5n3rMF::H8gB0TJdQW4jpSYQ:fjl3fCh65HWeq4 [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,14 [INFO] Giving: 1499990000 to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000; C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;szLhnl0FszxjYC5N:qBxTYnVLfXwDh e925S89::6Ilt0qkHZ5dNhNLj:3te87asJerGc3r [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,15 [INFO] Giving: 1499990000 to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000; C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;0+MeqzFbmT/aoG1Z:4rsBp3dPJ8Gwc xuNeLB3::WUGYxF28lroZan1K:1Bs8qx2n69FTm2 [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,16 [INFO] Giving: 1499990000 to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000; C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;73EYX5TpA98osNBk:SbP85CYB8akzb ZWT2PWF::1pS9MXQoMqq5UahR:1L6rR0c2MGEDtk [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,17 [INFO] Giving: 1499990000 to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 [INFO] Executing transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000; C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;v+6fMYaaWR1LS8cA:ADY5K8ait9KNI 8mUjo9d::R4CMPjSSoJ0RhMhM:wzKpzaljOqSHM2 [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,18 [INFO] Giving: 1499990000 to C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 [INFO] Writing a block to file: {1503731712411:15:00000002C078488651F74287CF8163 179081CF170FAB2B0C0C1DD1D57AA16659:500000000:8879555780540676495:C137LQ6CKEKQPEM STSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC}#{00000000000000 [...] =:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2Jg ++bvJqDKFl2A=,18} [INFO] Sent: BLOCK {1503731712411:15:00000002C078488651F74287CF8163179081CF170FA B2B0C0C1DD1D57AA16659:500000000:8879555780540676495:C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQ AVY5Z26EOC}#{000000000000000000000000000 [...] :j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2Jg+ +bvJqDKFl2A=,18|} [INFO] PUTTING INTO WRITE BUFFER: BLOCK {1503731712411... [INFO] Sending BLOCK {1503731712411 to peer1.curecoinfolding.com/91.121.134.42 [INFO] Sent: REQUEST_MEMPOOL_COUNT [INFO] PUTTING INTO WRITE BUFFER: REQUEST_MEMPOOL_COUN... [INFO] Sending REQUEST_MEMPOOL_COUN to peer1.curecoinfolding.com/91.121.134.42 [INFO] Sending PING to peer1.curecoinfolding.com/91.121.134.42 [INFO] got data: BLOCK {1503731712411:15:000000...eY+ocGnrg2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,18|}
[INFO] Attempting to add block... [INFO] Adding new block from network! [INFO] Block: [INFO] {1503731712411:15:00000002C078... [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,11111;C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQ ML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,11111;O1JsG7e88gH4t4Hi:DIj6Xp9GAKukXsQwMPyl::m2FlHXrN9qH TBCFT4vlO:g5gpWi79pFo3jtHB::FqxeIpTpOrtG [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,1 [INFO] Signature: O1JsG7e88gH4t4Hi:DIj6Xp9GAKukXsQwMPyl::m2FlHXrN9qHTBCFT4vlO:g5 gpWi79pFo3jtHB::FqxeIpTpOrtGzr1idGFw:B8R/w++ZM8m4I2oK::rhcjfZXhgRwp2kff73iT:TGTl tE2h8p4UPXWz::C3EvuvBSB5wnw5kE:s8t3LtTyU [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 1 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,22222;C162W5TNLB5OWWY USSWBSQJWWW5ZHQ7G74YKQ2,22222;P4gCH5cOEWIlXqAz:XMlRTOqMU3PfHCAljuJ4::He2xyclU1z9 7Shm0JFte:vvWw8pY+PhcLPTb7::8BfytHjNSMUc [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,2 [INFO] Signature: P4gCH5cOEWIlXqAz:XMlRTOqMU3PfHCAljuJ4::He2xyclU1z97Shm0JFte:vv Ww8pY+PhcLPTb7::8BfytHjNSMUcM7cK:Hfd8VP5P9IrV138XvvAi::1RRbcZzhSl6PYy7KK82P:0lwn rc7erdA3cY/H::/c0RbzKXJQhzF2//:HEpXL9JrS [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 2 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,33333;C1GIYOEKKMIZP2B BQGCOEJBUWJVB2GWLJZHGJK,33333;O6HMR6/gPmc4ELMX:NeYJPaBZ3GgkHxEYWPBE::HD/igon29Py 4vplI:vc7qe8z4nNV4U3j5qpRf::y06kSt9QSOpY [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,3 [INFO] Signature: O6HMR6/gPmc4ELMX:NeYJPaBZ3GgkHxEYWPBE::HD/igon29Py4vplI:vc7qe8 z4nNV4U3j5qpRf::y06kSt9QSOpYcSRinwM1:6PwlXKMP3uEb7g3f::QB19d6IHDwGhX8HLtNuh:o8Yi ATKnFAgnvxZH::hz1sNdZd5AoNE7etQgoB:zR9tX [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 3 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,44444;C1MTEWFZ2ALDKRK 6BI4V7Y7O7SY22XFGMZYLXS,44444;zmQxfqi7c0Hjgho1:ZaXZHubYwE1axGVhiA7o::kxzKrvyqpXm v6qx2yFES:k/zrAuGy8lLn5TuJ::6y1pNVmuSlQi [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,4 [INFO] Signature: zmQxfqi7c0Hjgho1:ZaXZHubYwE1axGVhiA7o::kxzKrvyqpXmv6qx2yFES:k/ zrAuGy8lLn5TuJ::6y1pNVmuSlQi6u2E:DSsuj7zPaceMdkIkwMpZ::HXGBI1f9seIqKNgYDWL0:K4N1 X+P31sGSb3nI::r/QTOop8aYFaBluB:4ixI084ka [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 4 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,55555;C137LQ6CKEKQPEM STSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,55555;AMP+IWrxIZVfhYV4:cWaUVF71GaqXOgf3m5XX::SqA6isXWfrp mxSR1fKdu:WZLH5SsjH+98xBR3::KM69bBKt72bp [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,5 [INFO] Signature: AMP+IWrxIZVfhYV4:cWaUVF71GaqXOgf3m5XX::SqA6isXWfrpmxSR1fKdu:WZ LH5SsjH+98xBR3::KM69bBKt72bpwKnHlgOp:5xgwKfzkQbPEpdmB::Ssdvy2ZvhEE6qsSC:ZC2FvDIa vTJoltUHQEBC::HAH7owYzJE5pRtIy:9SkfexK02 [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 5 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,11111;C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQ ML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,11111;Wrigr8Q6Ca0z48iF:aAQDUNYCCPpx1QcKxmYf::pxYf6xoL661 LM0Uu9ia8:JdX3TXMHhocLX1HG::0H00ERBDaTGF [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,6 [INFO] Signature: Wrigr8Q6Ca0z48iF:aAQDUNYCCPpx1QcKxmYf::pxYf6xoL661LM0Uu9ia8:Jd X3TXMHhocLX1HG::0H00ERBDaTGFaXfEhM2j:ABj0t88ZJ259ij3N::aMxvGAOr6X33WnMrFe3A:unZb M06XQ3Nz682h::nDeFT4ZpFmkWOgAm:5yb1MSjpU [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 6 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,11111;C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQ ML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,11111;tYJPdFjtQfq8Te/J:8HHDMiFjyWuE3udoPfZ3::DbksNqu7nyY oEA3IbiSV:l5WPPEHfECXvbuLg::f2MZbASeuSV2 [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,7 [INFO] Signature: tYJPdFjtQfq8Te/J:8HHDMiFjyWuE3udoPfZ3::DbksNqu7nyYoEA3IbiSV:l5 WPPEHfECXvbuLg::f2MZbASeuSV2VB6EZzF9:RCFa/cx6nXIIGd8V::7AhZ1yGPVxJK1iJknvYM:Ec4R WtjQHsVT/Rmq::qgNGGHamJgYUAipK:ZmR3EVOpu [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 7 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,11111;C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQ ML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,11111;ro4WkqXTi6fA+f9L:RjBSWzeJuFcy06GoPC1p::ubyompW48qM bOrqUwBvd:uQDSq62vxNWkpmGg::iqbuhgkPrbVp [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,8 [INFO] Signature: ro4WkqXTi6fA+f9L:RjBSWzeJuFcy06GoPC1p::ubyompW48qMbOrqUwBvd:uQ DSq62vxNWkpmGg::iqbuhgkPrbVpqHbZGrMg:D6L8Z0SoyX86hsdX::jwWR5UnfWCayZI435vGF:IpFO H1LWQoOwypbt::WMns9CU4TFYIWRJd:8sJXOIkID [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 8 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,22222;C162W5TNLB5OWWY USSWBSQJWWW5ZHQ7G74YKQ2,22222;3QdkmDbGnJDNE0Sy:qcnDDgehAEdPqAdbz4mT::AXqxzCP5OVN 1I6C7YIDo:Y+ptpSMDSEAOM/Sr::p6x+C/l2+2LR [...] Qk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2 Jg++bvJqDKFl2A=,9 [INFO] Signature: 3QdkmDbGnJDNE0Sy:qcnDDgehAEdPqAdbz4mT::AXqxzCP5OVN1I6C7YIDo:Y+ ptpSMDSEAOM/Sr::p6x+C/l2+2LRcwkL:am0D0EE3FIWeFEspGaOh::2M3UbhWiBIdILvcncQKs:S0en LnXpSa9IEO3u::KCgbVwPoHEpFpUjR:Lz6yvnNSQ [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 9 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,33333;C1GIYOEKKMIZP2B BQGCOEJBUWJVB2GWLJZHGJK,33333;nczzbqKoDKRJ/30x:Mdq96ELmJaQBTHfksFRG::MpbKTnq3CBF O3MQO:SG1w9yN7ZmSTS8SjtjET::P7zPG65QLBAn [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,10 [INFO] Signature: nczzbqKoDKRJ/30x:Mdq96ELmJaQBTHfksFRG::MpbKTnq3CBFO3MQO:SG1w9y N7ZmSTS8SjtjET::P7zPG65QLBAnfw6Y4j8Y:uoLcF1LwWmpcXivU::sME4wI6MNHp0PFDD62nV:q8cv TROf1kcfK3rW::mUMWbns3GbCGPWqt7KCw:x4bSU [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 10 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,44444;C1MTEWFZ2ALDKRK 6BI4V7Y7O7SY22XFGMZYLXS,44444;iscrPS5HqHUsz0TM:Z7YulG1pXptcj66fzd64::BLPujiyFrer pGLxnalWM:N9cGvnDWC6BCVREY::HSbVw5wLnNax [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,11 [INFO] Signature: iscrPS5HqHUsz0TM:Z7YulG1pXptcj66fzd64::BLPujiyFrerpGLxnalWM:N9 cGvnDWC6BCVREY::HSbVw5wLnNaxVTYH:DHG5IPnUeiqgCT4BzODQ::3sT9ePB0U1Us4n7382ae:jpbV 6c8qMkPNKlLq::e4oSG3w8Cttzi8m0:rqLjkCCBM [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 11 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000;C1CFFIYDW2 AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;dPI/pHMWjMHN5g49:KC3dIvhX9OZ3TSpLBtE3::J LYR9UJ6kVSSHwKe:vZlKjsHfwxsTropwQZu3::Jt [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,12 [INFO] Signature: dPI/pHMWjMHN5g49:KC3dIvhX9OZ3TSpLBtE3::JLYR9UJ6kVSSHwKe:vZlKjs HfwxsTropwQZu3::JtCEPFpeRmLhaudu0PWR:GcMYxXMipw0Gk7xI::pltZYJx8IzRaAypSi7U2:c4sp YO9mVzGuOvEv::Z8Tg8jK6ORgnYVru:wkeB9r6V3 [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 12 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1;C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6B EK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1;F0Pnk8JD9+At7LwV:8G8tVE5dXReFn30qpfCm::8GjJDlYyrQCgsDDl:S2 daPQ2RX1SIYpuGCqNG::nG2Hxm0tUhkeDMX+:iE1 [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,13 [INFO] Signature: F0Pnk8JD9+At7LwV:8G8tVE5dXReFn30qpfCm::8GjJDlYyrQCgsDDl:S2daPQ 2RX1SIYpuGCqNG::nG2Hxm0tUhkeDMX+:iE16UpBTxY1aiERRFhur::rudNZe44i+W22N+Z:Z2aZ3PpD JZQbrS4rhZlF::9vEzaruy0R0E2LRe:tzRK3XZL0 [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 13 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000;C1CFFIYDW2 AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;oV5oBcoIm//N6lIR:F7qdgg7pXiT7jV5n3rMF::H 8gB0TJdQW4jpSYQ:fjl3fCh65HWeq4oeXkvR::S2 [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,14 [INFO] Signature: oV5oBcoIm//N6lIR:F7qdgg7pXiT7jV5n3rMF::H8gB0TJdQW4jpSYQ:fjl3fC h65HWeq4oeXkvR::S2Z72jyEYxAK0hXAyHbN:vocA5aVJSj6LDxpD::1irpeDT9GNqkTKRrRoAk:1cld cgOnydvcyyak::06yMKvjgjZrrWQFA:OKbjXSs3N [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 14 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000;C1CFFIYDW2 AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;szLhnl0FszxjYC5N:qBxTYnVLfXwDhe925S89::6 Ilt0qkHZ5dNhNLj:3te87asJerGc3rhFBwI6::ym [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,15 [INFO] Signature: szLhnl0FszxjYC5N:qBxTYnVLfXwDhe925S89::6Ilt0qkHZ5dNhNLj:3te87a sJerGc3rhFBwI6::ymXRuMnpmCp4FG19T7KF:M94kHh5AqAf24HdO::ZswTtEvGybIiaq6xCP0i:Kzjh UibvXOavtH91::JvO2m1auB3Llmo+d:4iNQhPNTL [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 15 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000;C1CFFIYDW2 AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;0+MeqzFbmT/aoG1Z:4rsBp3dPJ8GwcxuNeLB3::W UGYxF28lroZan1K:1Bs8qx2n69FTm2wczOc8::pP [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,16 [INFO] Signature: 0+MeqzFbmT/aoG1Z:4rsBp3dPJ8GwcxuNeLB3::WUGYxF28lroZan1K:1Bs8qx 2n69FTm2wczOc8::pP5hxbqM1CzvWqtshciO:9a96aA3DHGSpsjAd::uowUeaLjkOrEc9z1CJ79:3g7Y t/S9tTaEAOK1::bSlFJFfjBRpMSYUP:h626Xfuuy [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 16 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000;C1CFFIYDW2 AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;73EYX5TpA98osNBk:SbP85CYB8akzbZWT2PWF::1 pS9MXQoMqq5UahR:1L6rR0c2MGEDtkfZI3xb::ow [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,17 [INFO] Signature: 73EYX5TpA98osNBk:SbP85CYB8akzbZWT2PWF::1pS9MXQoMqq5UahR:1L6rR0 c2MGEDtkfZI3xb::owLjkljxLrh4KM5RZ9Dk:yLWtFOjtT5M64QeJ::qOi4cySpCtNkC1c5OmQb:KCes 3KB1d8HqxGQy::fD/mwfm77TR8a757:xklWN8bCz [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 17 [INFO] Transaction: C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC,1499990000;C1CFFIYDW2 AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2,1499990000;v+6fMYaaWR1LS8cA:ADY5K8ait9KNI8mUjo9d::R 4CMPjSSoJ0RhMhM:wzKpzaljOqSHM2sC70Gp::nF [...] k=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnrg2J g++bvJqDKFl2A=,18 [INFO] Signature: v+6fMYaaWR1LS8cA:ADY5K8ait9KNI8mUjo9d::R4CMPjSSoJ0RhMhM:wzKpza ljOqSHM2sC70Gp::nFOttg1R4wop2k5PlsQU:XUyqblN3qTrgLuk5::aefugrxRZGEAWQIZh43W:o/R+ 7nFNB8me+bKx::zz+YVpyNebw+0rSu:RRUY9opxT [...] QSQk=:j1JKjWS/IzqS4+4n55yeY+ocGnr g2Jg++bvJqDKFl2A= [INFO] Signature index: 18 [INFO] Current longest blockchain: 16 [INFO] Attempting to add block #15 with the hash of 00000004F7AF951FE40A... [INFO] FAILURE! [INFO] got data: MEMPOOL_COUNT 0 [INFO] got data: GET_PEERS [INFO] got data: REQUEST_MEMPOOL_COUNT [INFO] PUTTING INTO WRITE BUFFER: MEMPOOL_COUNT 0 [INFO] Sending MEMPOOL_COUNT 0 to peer1.curecoinfolding.com/91.121.134.42
This probably wouldn't happen in real life, but you might want to test for: is numeric & length, or something Client: send 149999876550000000000000000000000000000000 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Syntax (don't use < and >): send <amount> <destination> </>
java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "149999876550000000000000000000000000000000" at java.lang.NumberFormatException.forInputString(Unknown Source) at java.lang.Long.parseLong(Unknown Source) at java.lang.Long.parseLong(Unknown Source) at net.curecoin.curecoin.MainClass.main(MainClass.java:600)
Message of negative coins looks weird (seems like part of the client/daemon getting out of sync): (Sent balance of coins, then after mining block, Balance: 5000000000. And, try to send again) send 25999803212 C1CFFIYDW2AYSFQML6BEK4SQYHGY7SWROR7LX2 Sending failed!
Daemon: [INFO] Account C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC tried to spend 25999803212 but only had -20999803212 coins.
(restarting everything, you get the expected message:) [INFO] Account C137LQ6CKEKQPEMSTSZSICKEF6LQAVY5Z26EOC tried to spend 25999803212 but only had 5000000000 coins.
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August 26, 2017, 09:21:14 AM |
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Very much still a work in progress, a staking indicator for Curecoin... ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FvfoOl7h.png&t=665&c=fDP3VkU1dTQAJw) No ETA as of this time. Progress update: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FSoAZ68f.png&t=665&c=h7X1IR0Yvjk0Kg) EDIT: this is a test wallet with very few coins and little coin age on them, hence the little weight.
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August 26, 2017, 04:32:45 PM |
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Can someone from the team explain a bit how the "folding" blocks are created and distributed in CC 2.0?
My understanding is that there will be no more need for a pre-mined amount that requires someone to distribute it; but that it will be based on certificates issued by Stanford (for folding work) and Berkeley, or whoever else (for BOINC projects and other work); and so coins will only be created as blocks are "mined". But, without getting too technical, how does the network interact with the certificate authorities to decide what address to award a block to? Will each authority have to maintain their own "pool" in a sense? If so, how would each so-called pool be weighted?
Also will there still be a portion of rewards that go to ASIC miners for traditional PoW mining?
Thanks, and great job! Looking forward to seeing how this plays out. It would be awesome if pointing rigs toward scientific research was the most profitable thing to do (or at least on par) and everyone starts doing it.
P.S. I don't know if you'll have an answer for this one, but will distributed AI research projects be one of the things you can do for rewards? Seems there would be a huge demand for this kind of research, both right now and for the foreseeable future.
Thanks again!
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August 26, 2017, 06:16:14 PM |
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Can someone from the team explain a bit how the "folding" blocks are created and distributed in CC 2.0?
My understanding is that there will be no more need for a pre-mined amount that requires someone to distribute it; but that it will be based on certificates issued by Stanford (for folding work) and Berkeley, or whoever else (for BOINC projects and other work); and so coins will only be created as blocks are "mined". But, without getting too technical, how does the network interact with the certificate authorities to decide what address to award a block to? Will each authority have to maintain their own "pool" in a sense? If so, how would each so-called pool be weighted?
Also will there still be a portion of rewards that go to ASIC miners for traditional PoW mining?
Thanks, and great job! Looking forward to seeing how this plays out. It would be awesome if pointing rigs toward scientific research was the most profitable thing to do (or at least on par) and everyone starts doing it.
P.S. I don't know if you'll have an answer for this one, but will distributed AI research projects be one of the things you can do for rewards? Seems there would be a huge demand for this kind of research, both right now and for the foreseeable future.
Thanks again!
Good question! Yes, certificate authorities will sign certificates which certify that a particular user (as identified by a Curecoin address) did a certain quantity of work. The certificate gives a range of nonces that that user is allowed to try mining with, and if they get a nonce in the provided range that, when combined with the previous block hash (as defined by the certificate), and their address (as defined by the certificate), they are allowed to make a block. Obviously still a fairly centralized solution, but the design of the certificate system does mean that no signature authority can know ahead-of-time whether a particular certificate they issue will mine a valid block or not. There will not be any traditional PoW mining on this network. Not sure about the distributed AI research, but if it is related to medicine, there's a good chance Curecoin would adopt the DCN sometime in the future ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Or what 1 1080 non-Ti earned a few months ago ![Undecided](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/undecided.gif) More like a year ago. 8-P
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Good question! Yes, certificate authorities will sign certificates which certify that a particular user (as identified by a Curecoin address) did a certain quantity of work. The certificate gives a range of nonces that that user is allowed to try mining with, and if they get a nonce in the provided range that, when combined with the previous block hash (as defined by the certificate), and their address (as defined by the certificate), they are allowed to make a block.
This sounds like you're now expecting Folders to mine as well to get our rewards? Or am I being confused?
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Good question! Yes, certificate authorities will sign certificates which certify that a particular user (as identified by a Curecoin address) did a certain quantity of work. The certificate gives a range of nonces that that user is allowed to try mining with, and if they get a nonce in the provided range that, when combined with the previous block hash (as defined by the certificate), and their address (as defined by the certificate), they are allowed to make a block.
This sounds like you're now expecting Folders to mine as well to get our rewards? Or am I being confused? Folders will also 'mine' but in a similar way to PoS (as far as how many computations are done). The certificate might give, say, 400,000 nonces for 8 hours of folding work, but the miner could run through those 400,000 nonces on a CPU in far less than a single second.
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Well medicine is just one (but certainly not the only) field that can greatly benefit from AI, so it is related. Anyhow I was just curious. Thanks for the response!
For the way the mining works, I think it sounds pretty good. Obviously it can't be completely decentralized since the computations have to be something useful to a scientist/lab/institution and are going to be highly specific to the research project. I don't know how you would make a generalized PoW algorithm that produces useful work for a wide range of research projects. Anyhow, the more projects/certificate authorities there are to choose from, the more decentralized it would be. Even with just F@H issuing certificates for now, it sounds like it will still be way more trustless than the current system of millions of premined coins.
Will folders be able to pool their certificates so they won't have to 'solo mine' an entire block to get rewards?
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Well medicine is just one (but certainly not the only) field that can greatly benefit from AI, so it is related. Anyhow I was just curious. Thanks for the response!
For the way the mining works, I think it sounds pretty good. Obviously it can't be completely decentralized since the computations have to be something useful to a scientist/lab/institution and are going to be highly specific to the research project. I don't know how you would make a generalized PoW algorithm that produces useful work for a wide range of research projects. Anyhow, the more projects/certificate authorities there are to choose from, the more decentralized it would be. Even with just F@H issuing certificates for now, it sounds like it will still be way more trustless than the current system of millions of premined coins.
Will folders be able to pool their certificates so they won't have to 'solo mine' an entire block to get rewards?
Yup, exactly! Someone has to decide what constitutes an "interesting" computational problem to solve, the closest we can really get would be things like prime number searches or looking for insight into problems like the Collatz Conjecture, with very well-known properties. And yes, it will be possible to pool mine with the certificate system.
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Good question! Yes, certificate authorities will sign certificates which certify that a particular user (as identified by a Curecoin address) did a certain quantity of work. The certificate gives a range of nonces that that user is allowed to try mining with, and if they get a nonce in the provided range that, when combined with the previous block hash (as defined by the certificate), and their address (as defined by the certificate), they are allowed to make a block.
This sounds like you're now expecting Folders to mine as well to get our rewards? Or am I being confused? Folders will also 'mine' but in a similar way to PoS (as far as how many computations are done). The certificate might give, say, 400,000 nonces for 8 hours of folding work, but the miner could run through those 400,000 nonces on a CPU in far less than a single second. Does it mean that folders will have to run a specific mining software to perform that task? Or will it be included in the wallet? And what if somebody doesn't want to keep his wallet "open"/online fulltime? If the computer/rig holding that software crashes, will the folder lose the coins corresponding to what he folded during the crash if the computer isn't rebooted? Will it be possible to have several instances of that mining software running in parallel on different computers/rigs to prevent this problem? Oh and by the way, what about SigmaX? Will it finally also be released? Do you have more information about the distribution process? Lots of questions ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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Good question! Yes, certificate authorities will sign certificates which certify that a particular user (as identified by a Curecoin address) did a certain quantity of work. The certificate gives a range of nonces that that user is allowed to try mining with, and if they get a nonce in the provided range that, when combined with the previous block hash (as defined by the certificate), and their address (as defined by the certificate), they are allowed to make a block.
This sounds like you're now expecting Folders to mine as well to get our rewards? Or am I being confused? Folders will also 'mine' but in a similar way to PoS (as far as how many computations are done). The certificate might give, say, 400,000 nonces for 8 hours of folding work, but the miner could run through those 400,000 nonces on a CPU in far less than a single second. Does it mean that folders will have to run a specific mining software to perform that task? Or will it be included in the wallet? And what if somebody doesn't want to keep his wallet "open"/online fulltime? If the computer/rig holding that software crashes, will the folder lose the coins corresponding to what he folded during the crash if the computer isn't rebooted? Will it be possible to have several instances of that mining software running in parallel on different computers/rigs to prevent this problem? Oh and by the way, what about SigmaX? Will it finally also be released? Do you have more information about the distribution process? Lots of questions ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Lots of good questions! The folder will not necessarily have to run specific mining software, since they could opt to join a pool instead (where their certificate goes to the pool, and an 'extraData' section of the certificate becomes the worker, or similar). If they want to 'solo-fold' then they'll have to run a small additional 'bridge' software or similar, which receives the certificates and tries to process them. Most likely, this will be part of the Curecoin wallet itself, which would need to be open for solo folding. There is a potential for downtime being an issue if, immediately before or upon receipt of a certificate, the client crashed and was unable to actually mine with the certificate (and the network passes them by, creating other valid blocks instead). There would be the option for serious folders to have some redundancy system wherein all certificates mined by a particular individual would be sent to multiple machines which all attempt mining. This wouldn't increase any mining odds, but only prevent a system's failure from interfering with mining a block using an awarded certificate. Not sure what exactly SigmaX will look like, but it's still on the docket. Basically cc2.0 but with the certificate system replaced by traditional PoW. It'll be released after cc2.0, and the distribution is still up for discussion (although we'd like to give SigmaX tokens to existing Curecoin holders, perhaps similar to the Byteball distribution mechanism?).
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Good question! Yes, certificate authorities will sign certificates which certify that a particular user (as identified by a Curecoin address) did a certain quantity of work. The certificate gives a range of nonces that that user is allowed to try mining with, and if they get a nonce in the provided range that, when combined with the previous block hash (as defined by the certificate), and their address (as defined by the certificate), they are allowed to make a block.
This sounds like you're now expecting Folders to mine as well to get our rewards? Or am I being confused? Folders will also 'mine' but in a similar way to PoS (as far as how many computations are done). The certificate might give, say, 400,000 nonces for 8 hours of folding work, but the miner could run through those 400,000 nonces on a CPU in far less than a single second. Does it mean that folders will have to run a specific mining software to perform that task? Or will it be included in the wallet? And what if somebody doesn't want to keep his wallet "open"/online fulltime? If the computer/rig holding that software crashes, will the folder lose the coins corresponding to what he folded during the crash if the computer isn't rebooted? Will it be possible to have several instances of that mining software running in parallel on different computers/rigs to prevent this problem? Oh and by the way, what about SigmaX? Will it finally also be released? Do you have more information about the distribution process? Lots of questions ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Lots of good questions! The folder will not necessarily have to run specific mining software, since they could opt to join a pool instead (where their certificate goes to the pool, and an 'extraData' section of the certificate becomes the worker, or similar). If they want to 'solo-fold' then they'll have to run a small additional 'bridge' software or similar, which receives the certificates and tries to process them. Most likely, this will be part of the Curecoin wallet itself, which would need to be open for solo folding. There is a potential for downtime being an issue if, immediately before or upon receipt of a certificate, the client crashed and was unable to actually mine with the certificate (and the network passes them by, creating other valid blocks instead). There would be the option for serious folders to have some redundancy system wherein all certificates mined by a particular individual would be sent to multiple machines which all attempt mining. This wouldn't increase any mining odds, but only prevent a system's failure from interfering with mining a block using an awarded certificate. Not sure what exactly SigmaX will look like, but it's still on the docket. Basically cc2.0 but with the certificate system replaced by traditional PoW. It'll be released after cc2.0, and the distribution is still up for discussion (although we'd like to give SigmaX tokens to existing Curecoin holders, perhaps similar to the Byteball distribution mechanism?). Good to see you back active here. Cure coin needs an active well known developer to install some confidence in the future of the project.
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