vger888
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AidBit - Technical Support
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July 23, 2014, 11:41:12 AM |
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Pool operators, please disable staking on main pool wallets to prevent
any possible problems with payouts.
Thank you, Vger
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idad01
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July 23, 2014, 12:18:04 PM |
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I'm going to be the first to say it. People are going to add an "s" to the end of AID. That should be ok though, it can give people a good laugh, provide awareness for HIV and Aids, and get people talking about the coin.
I Agree..  Once we are on an exchange, we could post a reddit thread with a title of something like "Free AIDS for the first 20 commenters" or something like that. Would gain us attention and publicity. Also, we need a rich list in addition to the regular block explorer. Quite catchy title, I must agree.  Regarding the "rich list", we already discussed the idea; we will make it and it'll be most likely called top donators list. Thank you, AidBit +1 |
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minersday
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July 23, 2014, 12:52:59 PM |
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Pool operators, please disable staking on main pool wallets to prevent
any possible problems with payouts.
Thank you, Vger done and done.. |
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tacee
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July 23, 2014, 04:25:51 PM |
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This coin reminds me MIN,esp,its distribution method,easy and fair(for early and later participant).
it would be better if Dev can enhance the transparency of premined and charity money flow.
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AidBit (OP)
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July 23, 2014, 04:38:09 PM |
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This coin reminds me MIN,esp,its distribution method,easy and fair(for early and later participant).
it would be better if Dev can enhance the transparency of premined and charity money flow.
Of course. This is on our top priority list. Thank you, AidBit |
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tacee
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July 23, 2014, 04:42:10 PM |
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On the OP,it says:
10% of every block reward will go to a special charity account.
3% of each block reward goes to developers.
@Dev could you plz tell us what exactly the address of the special charity account and your Dev address are??
We don't want to see crazy dump from these 2 addresses when Aidbit on exchange
Public charity account's address is already posted on our web page, together with live account ballance. www.aidbit.net/humanitarian-aid. More detailed and more transparent method is being worked on. Charity address: ANhmhMCxJZkV7M5nmBMaXZWVfRuba79B3m Dev address: AVBLFaezaUM83odu4x3Rr8dQ8vHVFHEddC Actually you can find both in the block explorer, since percantage of every block found goes there. AidBit I've checked these 2 addresses ,yes ,it's right ,10% and 3%(around 80k AIDs) of moneysupply ,and no sending records up to now. |
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AidBit (OP)
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July 23, 2014, 08:17:46 PM |
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 NEWS:3 official and 5 third-party pools already operational. Thank you, AidBit |
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virgojeep
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July 23, 2014, 10:12:41 PM |
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everybody's got aids aids aids aids...lol
now onto something more serious. I was thinking about doing a kick starter for something that would be exclusive for Aidbit. I'm not even sure if it would be possible but after a conversation I had with a friend about how much hard drive space the litecoin blockchain uses (20gb) it got me thinking about ways to make the blockchain smaller without disrupting the content. I do have an idea on how it might be possible to do this in theory but would love to see it developed into the aidbit blockchain.
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bathrobehero
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ICO? Not even once.
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July 24, 2014, 12:36:45 AM |
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everybody's got aids aids aids aids...lol
now onto something more serious. I was thinking about doing a kick starter for something that would be exclusive for Aidbit. I'm not even sure if it would be possible but after a conversation I had with a friend about how much hard drive space the litecoin blockchain uses (20gb) it got me thinking about ways to make the blockchain smaller without disrupting the content. I do have an idea on how it might be possible to do this in theory but would love to see it developed into the aidbit blockchain.
That's the size of the bitcoin blockchain, the litecoin blockchain is around 3.7GB. Either way, multibit and electrum already does exactly what you described for bitcoin. |
Not your keys, not your coins!
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tacee
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July 24, 2014, 02:27:27 AM |
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@Dev ,could you put this on the OP? |
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AidBit (OP)
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July 24, 2014, 03:35:49 AM |
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@Dev ,could you put this on the OP? Thank's for the idea. Done. |
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AidBit (OP)
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July 24, 2014, 04:24:47 AM |
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everybody's got aids aids aids aids...lol
now onto something more serious. I was thinking about doing a kick starter for something that would be exclusive for Aidbit. I'm not even sure if it would be possible but after a conversation I had with a friend about how much hard drive space the litecoin blockchain uses (20gb) it got me thinking about ways to make the blockchain smaller without disrupting the content. I do have an idea on how it might be possible to do this in theory but would love to see it developed into the aidbit blockchain.
That's the size of the bitcoin blockchain, the litecoin blockchain is around 3.7GB. Either way, multibit and electrum already does exactly what you described for bitcoin. Actually, we had some pretty interesting ideas regarding the blockchain but we mostly agreed that we need to improve the wallet in areas that really affect the user experience. I don't find the sheer size problematic, but would like that we concentrate on shortening the initial load time. And usually the simplest ideas are the best. So I would like to see some sort of optimized blockchain P2P preloader that would make the initial download in under 2 minutes. What do you think? |
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Reggie0
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July 24, 2014, 06:13:05 AM |
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Rig upgraded to 350+MH/s and just 91.35mBTC/day. It is the time to rent and mine AIDBIT! |
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HR
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Transparency & Integrity
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July 24, 2014, 10:47:55 AM
Last edit: July 24, 2014, 11:18:06 AM by HR |
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Difficulty based block reward according to: ceil(8 * dDiff / (525600 + nHeight) * 525600)
Would it be possible to get you to explain this in more detail? ceil = ? dDiff = diff? 525,600 = minutes in a year nHeight = block count? I'm not a coder. Sorry, TIA -------------------------------------------- Playing around I came up with this simple calculation: 8 * diff / network hashrate * 1 MH/s * .9 = payout The reward seems to hold fairly constant regardless of the network hashrate - that is to say as the network hashrate and difficulty increase, the reward also increases to match. Those rudimentary calculations of mine are all nice and fun, but I do want to understand the offical calculation. !!  |
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