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[lucky88888]

like i said those are the numbers i got from the above links.

anyway crypti is only beginning there's no saying how things will be like.
i do hope crypti make it big, one of the few cryptos i actually got in early. 

[luckygenough56]

bitcoin is ded

[5000Bitcoins]

I just wanted to let all of you waiting for the release of the Windows wallet to know... I have been testing the wallet and have already forged a little over 113 Crypti.. So while we still have more testing to do.. It's nice to see 10% ROI in a short period of time on my home PC... We really want this to run smooth and simple for you all... Thank you for all your patients...

....
How many forgers are in NXT does anybody know?

i got the following numbers from http://www.mynxt.info/forging_calculator.php and https://nxtblocks.info/#section/blockexplorer_distribution

You would make: 0.32 NXT
with 100,000.00 NXT forging for 24 hours
Block forging rate:

blocks you would find       0.09
blocks per hour   0
blocks per 24 hours       0.09
blocks per 30 days   2.58
Current NXT network stats

Total forging power: 977,154,658.00 NXT.
Average fees generated per day: 3119.75

100,000-1,000,000   563   1.04%   169268685.2340392   16.93%
1,000,000-1,000,000,000   140   0.26%   773512965.6571544   77.35%

so with current forging power of 977,154,658.00 an impressive 97% of all nxt is forging!

77.35%+16.93%=94.28%
140+563=aproximately atleast 703 numbers of account that is forging!!

Hmm and with Crypti it will probably be more considering 1000 xcr is all needed to compete.
I can see that being pretty good compared to NXT.

I like to see RoI on forging when MP adds. But until then I don't see too many fees being collected. Any forgers can share so far?

[altcoin4u]

1000 XCR, 1 minute block time, pending on the network activity and node up-times, I am expecting good results with full time dedicated node.

[majeis]

1000 XCR, 1 minute block time, pending on the network activity and node up-times, I am expecting good results with full time dedicated node.

Please post your results when you get them.

[MalReynolds]

Updated Cloud Server Guides

• Digital Oceans
• Amazon

At this point Crypti nodes are running stable at 526-632mb of Ram... As we update and tweak our software we strive to deliver a stable node running on less then 512mb of Ram...
For now please use at least a 1gb cloud setup.

We will be compiling a list of cloud services and comparing them.. Price.. Performance.. Usability...

So if you have a service you have had a good experience with or would like to try... Please give us your feedback

In addition to cloud servers, there are dedicated microboards such as the Raspberry Pi ($35) and the ODROID-3 ($59) that could be used as Crypti nodes.  The Raspberry is marginal with its relatively low memory and speed.  However, the ODROID-U3 is far superior to the Raspberry, well worth the extra $24 and could easily be the foundation of a cheap Crypti node.  Here's some links to get up to speed:

https://blacksn0w.de/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/magazine.odroid.com_assets_201301_pdf_ODROID-Magazine-201301.pdf

http://hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G138745696275&tab_idx=1

http://magazine.odroid.com/

http://forum.odroid.com/index.php

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcIXknkcNjg&feature=player_embedded

I encourage the devs put up an official Crypti microSD card image for the ODROID-U3.  

The key advantage that PoS Crypti / NXT etc have over PoW Bitcoin / Doge etc is that Crypti only needs a single block calculation per block time to secure the blockchain instead of literally thousands of millions of billions for Bitcoin with its expensive and power hungry miner ASICS.  Avoiding the ASIC arms race with cheap single board computers is why Crypti will ultimately win and Bitcoin will ultimately die.  I have a lot of ideas about how Crypti can use the U3, this is not my last post on this subject.

[profitofthegods]

Updated Cloud Server Guides

• Digital Oceans
• Amazon

At this point Crypti nodes are running stable at 526-632mb of Ram... As we update and tweak our software we strive to deliver a stable node running on less then 512mb of Ram...
For now please use at least a 1gb cloud setup.

We will be compiling a list of cloud services and comparing them.. Price.. Performance.. Usability...

So if you have a service you have had a good experience with or would like to try... Please give us your feedback

In addition to cloud servers, there are the dedicated miniboards such as the Raspberry Pi ($35) and the ODROID-3 ($59) that could be used as Crypti nodes.  The Raspberry is marginal with its relatively low memory and speed.  However, the ODROID-U3 is far superior to the Raspberry, well worth the extra $24 and could easily be the foundation of a cheap Crypti node.  Here's some links to get up to speed:

https://blacksn0w.de/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/magazine.odroid.com_assets_201301_pdf_ODROID-Magazine-201301.pdf

http://hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G138745696275&tab_idx=1

http://magazine.odroid.com/

I encourage the devs put up an official Crypti microSD card image for the ODROID-U3.  I have a lot of ideas about how Crypti can use the U3, this is not my last post on this subject.

Great instructions Sam, thanks.

MalReynolds - I have a Rasperry Pi, just need to get a working SD card for it. I think I'll get an 8GB card - any tips on what OS to use if its mostly just for a crypti node?

[5000Bitcoins]

I think one of the main reasons 70~ mil XCR is on BTER is because of the withdrawal fee at 1%

Can you talk to Lin to get him to remove it completely for a week when MP v2 opens then impose it again? Until then BTER is just holding coins hostage.
And with Mintpal opening for you people who want to trade there should be able to transfer freely in the start without a 1% fee to get markets and arbitrage going. And thus people wont be forging empty blocks either. And with windows wallet it will open up for many new forgers to join the project. You should make the best of this opportunity
Else it might end up as Cryptsy/Poloniex adds. Barely anybody transfers their coins there it's just held in BTER.

Lin shouldn't worry because those who trade on BTER will stay.

Having so much on a single exchange is bad for it overall imo

[GreXX]

Updated Cloud Server Guides

• Digital Oceans
• Amazon

At this point Crypti nodes are running stable at 526-632mb of Ram... As we update and tweak our software we strive to deliver a stable node running on less then 512mb of Ram...
For now please use at least a 1gb cloud setup.

We will be compiling a list of cloud services and comparing them.. Price.. Performance.. Usability...

So if you have a service you have had a good experience with or would like to try... Please give us your feedback

In addition to cloud servers, there are dedicated microboards such as the Raspberry Pi ($35) and the ODROID-3 ($59) that could be used as Crypti nodes.  The Raspberry is marginal with its relatively low memory and speed.  However, the ODROID-U3 is far superior to the Raspberry, well worth the extra $24 and could easily be the foundation of a cheap Crypti node.  Here's some links to get up to speed:

https://blacksn0w.de/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/magazine.odroid.com_assets_201301_pdf_ODROID-Magazine-201301.pdf

http://hardkernel.com/main/products/prdt_info.php?g_code=G138745696275&tab_idx=1

http://magazine.odroid.com/

http://forum.odroid.com/index.php

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcIXknkcNjg&feature=player_embedded

I encourage the devs put up an official Crypti microSD card image for the ODROID-U3.  

The key advantage that PoS Crypti / NXT etc have over PoW Bitcoin / Doge etc is that Crypti only needs a single block calculation per block time to secure the blockchain instead of literally thousands of millions of billions for Bitcoin with its expensive and power hungry miner ASICS.  Avoiding the ASIC arms race with cheap single board computers is why Crypti will ultimately win and Bitcoin will ultimately die.  I have a lot of ideas about how Crypti can use the U3, this is not my last post on this subject.

We have a lot of thoughts on this as well and will get more into this aspect soon. You are 100% correct though. The U3 is a great platform for a Crypti Node.

[Litoshi]

I keep getting INVALID FUND PASSWORD when trying to withdraw from Bter.

Cryptsy only charges 1XCR for a withdrawal

[MalReynolds]

MalReynolds - I have a Rasperry Pi, just need to get a working SD card for it. I think I'll get an 8GB card - any tips on what OS to use if its mostly just for a crypti node?

Debian 7 (native OS on Raspberry Pi) or Ubuntu 14 (native OS for ODROID-U3).  See:

https://github.com/crypti/crypti-docs/blob/master/install.md

The Raspbian OS is a modified Debian Wheezy (Debian 7.5) 

https://wiki.debian.org/RaspberryPi

Ubuntu on a Raspberry is a story unto itself, because Ubuntu stopped supporting the Raspberry chipset after release 9. See:

http://www.theopensourcerer.com/2013/11/building-ubuntu-for-the-raspberry-pi/

[dzarmush]

I think one of the main reasons 70~ mil XCR is on BTER is because of the withdrawal fee at 1%

It's because there's no windows wallet, I think. Let's see how much coins will be left on Bter a week from now.

[profitofthegods]

MalReynolds - I have a Rasperry Pi, just need to get a working SD card for it. I think I'll get an 8GB card - any tips on what OS to use if its mostly just for a crypti node?

Debian 7 (native OS on Raspberry Pi) or Ubuntu 14 (native OS for ODROID-U3).  See:

https://github.com/crypti/crypti-docs/blob/master/install.md

The Raspbian OS is a modified Debian Wheezy (Debian 7.5) 

https://wiki.debian.org/RaspberryPi

Ubuntu on a Raspberry is a story unto itself, because Ubuntu stopped supporting the Raspberry chipset after release 9. See:

http://www.theopensourcerer.com/2013/11/building-ubuntu-for-the-raspberry-pi/

OK thanks, hopefully I will be able to do it without running into too many problems.

[MalReynolds]

I have a general question for the devs.  In a sentence or two, what are the primary advantages / disadvantages that using node.js for a cryptocoin has compared to using Java, like NXT does?

[crypti]

Here's how I got Crypti running on my Raspberry Pi.

Warning: I don't think the pi is powerful enough.  It takes a REEEEALLY long time to install and process the blockchain.

Code:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
wget http://node-arm.herokuapp.com/node_latest_armhf.deb 
sudo dpkg -i node_latest_armhf.deb
wget http://downloads.crypti.me/crypti-node/0.1.x/crypti-linux-0.1.6c.zip
unzip crypti-linux-0.1.6c.zip
cd 0.1.6c
npm install
sudo npm install -g node-pre-gyp node-gyp forever
cd node_modules
cd ed25519
node-gyp configure
node-gyp build
cd
cd 0.1.6c
npm install
forever start app.js

I want to add more fast loading (then it's loding now) in next versions. I think it will help.

[karmacoma24]

CryptiKit Update

You can now monitor your crypti node account balances using CryptiKit.
Please download here: https://github.com/karmacoma/cryptikit/releases/tag/v1.1.3

Updated README is here:
https://github.com/karmacoma/cryptikit/blob/master/README.md

Changelog

• Added "get_balances" task
• Prettified output of get_loading, get_forging and get_balances

For your viewing pleasure, here is some example output...

Get Loading

Command:

Code:

rake get_loading

Code:

Getting loading status...
INFO Node[1]: 111.11.1.218
Loaded:      true
Height:      30736
Blocks:      28594
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
INFO Node[2]: 111.11.11.219
Loaded:      true
Height:      30736
Blocks:      28752
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Get Forging

Command:

Code:

rake get_forging

Code:

Getting forging status...
INFO Node[1]: 111.11.1.218: Forging Enabled: true
INFO Node[2]: 111.11.1.219: Forging Enabled: true

Get Balances

Command:

Code:

rake get_balances

Code:

Getting account balances...
INFO Node[0]: 111.11.1.218: 4956977736153893179C
Balance:     1105.02166981
Unconfirmed: 1105.02166981
Effective:   1105.02166981
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
INFO Node[1]: 111.11.11.219: 12999332155019880687C
Balance:     1001.19192579
Unconfirmed: 1001.19192579
Effective:   1001.19192579
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Be Happy, Karmacoma24

[checkraiser]

Is Crypti forked? 
No new block and transaction dates are showing happening in 1970/5/20?

http://live.crypti.me/

[crypti]

Is Crypti forked?  
No new block and transaction dates are showing happening in 1970/5/20?

http://live.crypti.me/

No, it's known bug, not fork.

Network working now

[Vagnavs]

Is Crypti forked?  
No new block and transaction dates are showing happening in 1970/5/20?

http://live.crypti.me/

No, it's known bug, not fork.

Network working now

okay good. I was wondering the same thing. Look forward to the release of the Windows wallet. Hopefully will be added to mintpal soon as well and the price will start to appreciate even more

[50cent_rapper]

I think one of the main reasons 70~ mil XCR is on BTER is because of the withdrawal fee at 1%

Can you talk to Lin to get him to remove it completely for a week when MP v2 opens then impose it again? Until then BTER is just holding coins hostage.
And with Mintpal opening for you people who want to trade there should be able to transfer freely in the start without a 1% fee to get markets and arbitrage going. And thus people wont be forging empty blocks either. And with windows wallet it will open up for many new forgers to join the project. You should make the best of this opportunity
Else it might end up as Cryptsy/Poloniex adds. Barely anybody transfers their coins there it's just held in BTER.

Lin shouldn't worry because those who trade on BTER will stay.

Having so much on a single exchange is bad for it overall imo

That makes sense.