[ANN] FoldingCoin - MINE FOR MEDICINE- PHASE 2.0

[Steven363]

Can someone suggest a website where I can track folding coin's difficulty. Using curecoin's PPD as suggested here https://curecoin.net/merged-folding-profit-calculator/ is 25% off.
Since early last month I've turned all my cards into merged folding, I've mined ~3500 cure coins.

According to the above link I should get about ~115000 folding coins, yet -today- I only got 93000, that's quite a difference. And with the recent fall in folding coin's price I'm barely above energy costs.

So it's of absolute importance to be able to know the *exact* difficulty of folding coins. At this point I calculate it's 20-30% above cure coin's . Either that or distribution is not accurate...

Anyone can fill me in in this?

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[realhobo669]

Yes

[praskoviyagpumi]

Mine for medicine?? It`s a great idea !!

[ComputerGenie]

Can someone suggest a website where I can track folding coin's difficulty. Using curecoin's PPD as suggested here https://curecoin.net/merged-folding-profit-calculator/ is 25% off.
Since early last month I've turned all my cards into merged folding, I've mined ~3500 cure coins.

According to the above link I should get about ~115000 folding coins, yet -today- I only got 93000, that's quite a difference. And with the recent fall in folding coin's price I'm barely above energy costs.

So it's of absolute importance to be able to know the *exact* difficulty of folding coins. At this point I calculate it's 20-30% above cure coin's . Either that or distribution is not accurate...

Anyone can fill me in in this?

There is no "exact difficulty"; each user's contribution gets a fair share (and it fluctuates daily).
The best you can go by is what the divisional amount was yesterday.

Code:

http://foldingcoin.xyz/?token=FLDC&total=250000&start=YESTERDAY&end=TODAY

Example:
http://foldingcoin.xyz/?token=FLDC&total=250000&start=2017-10-06&end=2017-10-07

And the "difficulty" is the resulting:

Total New Credits

Example:

Total New Credits: 1191523742

Not all those that fold for FLDC are members of the CureCoin team (which is the only way to get CureCoin for folding), which is why there is a difference (you can be on any team and still receive FLDC).

[LemonAndFriesOne]

How much resources would the folding use if I run the Linux version?

[Steven363]

Can someone suggest a website where I can track folding coin's difficulty. Using curecoin's PPD as suggested here https://curecoin.net/merged-folding-profit-calculator/ is 25% off.
Since early last month I've turned all my cards into merged folding, I've mined ~3500 cure coins.

According to the above link I should get about ~115000 folding coins, yet -today- I only got 93000, that's quite a difference. And with the recent fall in folding coin's price I'm barely above energy costs.

So it's of absolute importance to be able to know the *exact* difficulty of folding coins. At this point I calculate it's 20-30% above cure coin's . Either that or distribution is not accurate...

Anyone can fill me in in this?

There is no "exact difficulty"; each user's contribution gets a fair share (and it fluctuates daily).
The best you can go by is what the divisional amount was yesterday.

Code:

http://foldingcoin.xyz/?token=FLDC&total=250000&start=YESTERDAY&end=TODAY

Example:
http://foldingcoin.xyz/?token=FLDC&total=250000&start=2017-10-06&end=2017-10-07

And the "difficulty" is the resulting:

Total New Credits

Example:

Total New Credits: 1191523742

Not all those that fold for FLDC are members of the CureCoin team (which is the only way to get CureCoin for folding), which is why there is a difference (you can be on any team and still receive FLDC).

That's quite interesting (what you wrote), I ran this.

http://foldingcoin.xyz/?token=FLDC&total=250000&start=2017-08-24&end=2017-10-07


It tells me that I should be getting around 2,700 coins per day for 44 days I made out half a billion credits in F@H in the meanwhile.

That is in total ~120,000 foldingcoings . Seeing as I only got 93,000, that's quite a difference (23% down) ... Any takes why that may be?


edit: Now that I think about it the distribution happened for whatever credits I had up until October 1st (instead of October 7th). It makes perfect sense that way, because indeed in the meanwhile I had produced around 20,000 more foldingcoins (which are not yet credited because they will be credited next month). Is that correct?

[xandry]

How much resources would the folding use if I run the Linux version?

As much as you allocate for him. Use cgroups (https://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Documentation/cgroups.txt), and see official documentation: http://folding.stanford.edu/support/faq/installation-guides/linux/command-line-options/

Strange question from linux user...

[ComputerGenie]

...edit: Now that I think about it the distribution happened for whatever credits I had up until October 1st (instead of October 7th). It makes perfect sense that way, because indeed in the meanwhile I had produced around 20,000 more foldingcoins (which are not yet credited because they will be credited next month). Is that correct?

Yes, that is correct.

Distributions run on a monthly cycle (usually on the 1st weekend of each month as payment for the prior month). Anything after that goes towards the next month to come.

[AliMan89]

Can someone suggest a website where I can track folding coin's difficulty. Using curecoin's PPD as suggested here https://curecoin.net/merged-folding-profit-calculator/ is 25% off.
Since early last month I've turned all my cards into merged folding, I've mined ~3500 cure coins.

According to the above link I should get about ~115000 folding coins, yet -today- I only got 93000, that's quite a difference. And with the recent fall in folding coin's price I'm barely above energy costs.

So it's of absolute importance to be able to know the *exact* difficulty of folding coins. At this point I calculate it's 20-30% above cure coin's . Either that or distribution is not accurate...

Anyone can fill me in in this?

There is no "exact difficulty"; each user's contribution gets a fair share (and it fluctuates daily).
The best you can go by is what the divisional amount was yesterday.

Code:

http://foldingcoin.xyz/?token=FLDC&total=250000&start=YESTERDAY&end=TODAY

Example:
http://foldingcoin.xyz/?token=FLDC&total=250000&start=2017-10-06&end=2017-10-07

And the "difficulty" is the resulting:

Total New Credits

Example:

Total New Credits: 1191523742

Not all those that fold for FLDC are members of the CureCoin team (which is the only way to get CureCoin for folding), which is why there is a difference (you can be on any team and still receive FLDC).

That's quite interesting (what you wrote), I ran this.

http://foldingcoin.xyz/?token=FLDC&total=250000&start=2017-08-24&end=2017-10-07


It tells me that I should be getting around 2,700 coins per day for 44 days I made out half a billion credits in F@H in the meanwhile.

That is in total ~120,000 foldingcoings . Seeing as I only got 93,000, that's quite a difference (23% down) ... Any takes why that may be?


edit: Now that I think about it the distribution happened for whatever credits I had up until October 1st (instead of October 7th). It makes perfect sense that way, because indeed in the meanwhile I had produced around 20,000 more foldingcoins (which are not yet credited because they will be credited next month). Is that correct?

How much did you fold this month to get 93K coins?

[LemonAndFriesOne]

How much resources would the folding use if I run the Linux version?

As much as you allocate for him. Use cgroups (https://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Documentation/cgroups.txt), and see official documentation: http://folding.stanford.edu/support/faq/installation-guides/linux/command-line-options/

Strange question from linux user...

I'm running multiple wallets staking other coins and I was wondering because I am not running a full PC, I was just too lazy to look into it.

Thanks for the info, I'd figure I could just allocate more resources. RAM is the concern here but could always do a swap space.

[Will H]

Calling all folders with FANTOKEN

Some of you may have some FANTOKEN since it was part of merged mining a while back. Instead of them just sitting there in your wallet being worthless, what if there's something you can do that might give them some value?

Play this playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/21umedoe245aguo7wrtwhdbjy/playlist/1K4LuNe46uaFXTSdBDCESR
(or the equivalent songs on Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, etc.)

These tokens are only worth something if there's a profit that can be distributed to them. Profits come from streaming revenue, the more streams these songs get, the more likely there's going to be a profit.

If you're folding 24/7 and have the bandwidth to stream music at the same time, play the fucking playlist!
Leave your computer on all day? Play the fucking playlist!
Want FANTOKEN to be valuable? Play the fucking playlist!

Think of it kind of like old fashioned radio. You don't have to listen to it all day, but the next time you turn on your speakers a song you like might be playing.

If you come across a song you like, share it with your friends and family! If you come across a song you think is complete shit, share it with someone you don't like! A stream is a stream either which way.
 

[Steven363]

Can someone suggest a website where I can track folding coin's difficulty. Using curecoin's PPD as suggested here https://curecoin.net/merged-folding-profit-calculator/ is 25% off.
Since early last month I've turned all my cards into merged folding, I've mined ~3500 cure coins.

According to the above link I should get about ~115000 folding coins, yet -today- I only got 93000, that's quite a difference. And with the recent fall in folding coin's price I'm barely above energy costs.

So it's of absolute importance to be able to know the *exact* difficulty of folding coins. At this point I calculate it's 20-30% above cure coin's . Either that or distribution is not accurate...

Anyone can fill me in in this?

There is no "exact difficulty"; each user's contribution gets a fair share (and it fluctuates daily).
The best you can go by is what the divisional amount was yesterday.

Code:

http://foldingcoin.xyz/?token=FLDC&total=250000&start=YESTERDAY&end=TODAY

Example:
http://foldingcoin.xyz/?token=FLDC&total=250000&start=2017-10-06&end=2017-10-07

And the "difficulty" is the resulting:

Total New Credits

Example:

Total New Credits: 1191523742

Not all those that fold for FLDC are members of the CureCoin team (which is the only way to get CureCoin for folding), which is why there is a difference (you can be on any team and still receive FLDC).

That's quite interesting (what you wrote), I ran this.

http://foldingcoin.xyz/?token=FLDC&total=250000&start=2017-08-24&end=2017-10-07


It tells me that I should be getting around 2,700 coins per day for 44 days I made out half a billion credits in F@H in the meanwhile.

That is in total ~120,000 foldingcoings . Seeing as I only got 93,000, that's quite a difference (23% down) ... Any takes why that may be?


edit: Now that I think about it the distribution happened for whatever credits I had up until October 1st (instead of October 7th). It makes perfect sense that way, because indeed in the meanwhile I had produced around 20,000 more foldingcoins (which are not yet credited because they will be credited next month). Is that correct?

How much did you fold this month to get 93K coins?

~Half a bil credits but got rewarded for less as the reward only included credits that I've made up until October 1st
Still my rigs is a mix of good and old gpu power (that I prefered to have it folding in idle times) so my "winnings" barely cover the electricity costs, especially given that FLDC is almost half price to where it was at late August (when I started renting my gpu power).

[reffi]

why this coin so cheap now?? any code problems or just lose of investor interest?

[Altcoinlover]

why this coin so cheap now?? any code problems or just lose of investor interest?

Hey dear, did you notice that "loss of interest" is all over the board for
all the cryptocurrencies???

In fact, this is all due to Bitcoin different clans which are playing
with forking ever and ever again....
So, each time, in advance, most people are just interested with the
free coins they could get from their BTC.... so they sell all their altcoins
to get BTC....

this is sad because it is negative for every crypto, and worth
they would be earning way more in value, if they were still playing
with their other altcoins and trading!

So, hope one day, altcoin will not be fully dependant on BTC because
this is not good and healthy for the industry.

BTC teams are really day care teams with selfish interests only :-(

[reffi]

so sad... it is true, many traders got so greedy with all those new coins just to make money and forgot about the older altcoins that actually have true value for the future. 

[ComputerGenie]

why this coin so cheap now?? any code problems or just lose of investor interest?

Hey dear, did you notice that "loss of interest" is all over the board for
all the cryptocurrencies???
...[FUD removed]

How about instead of FUD, you look at reality?


The candlesticks are 1 day BTC/USD movements, the green line is the middle, and the purple is FLDC.
FDLC/BTC has fallen at a nearly mirror image to what BTC/USD has risen, based on USD values (and to be completely technical, FLDC has fallen less than BTC has risen - which is a good thing for the value of FLDC).
In USD terms, nothing has changed (significantly) about FLDC (or most alts).

Please keep all Tinfoil Hat Brigade comments in the "Fiction" section where they belong.

[Altcoinlover]

why this coin so cheap now?? any code problems or just lose of investor interest?

Hey dear, did you notice that "loss of interest" is all over the board for
all the cryptocurrencies???
...[FUD removed]

How about instead of FUD, you look at reality?


The candlesticks are 1 day BTC/USD movements, the green line is the middle, and the purple is FLDC.
FDLC/BTC has fallen at a nearly mirror image to what BTC/USD has risen, based on USD values (and to be completely technical, FLDC has fallen less than BTC has risen - which is a good thing for the value of FLDC).
In USD terms, nothing has changed (significantly) about FLDC (or most alts).

Please keep all Tinfoil Hat Brigade comments in the "Fiction" section where they belong.

ok, clear misunderstanding of what I wanted to express here... because without telling about it,
my  opinion is exactly the same as here... and sure enough no FUD in my mind... surprising you find the contrary.

I wanted to put his comment into perspectve that if he looks accuratly at crypto, the pattern is the same for most
of the coin (in BTC value... I was not addressing the US values).

If I was in the FUD, I would be bying coins all over the board at this time, because for me this is a great time
to consolidate holding.... certainly not to sell with fear....

Thanks for having pointed out the aspect of US value.

[eeeooommm]

Hello everyone.

In the past, I read a few negative comments regarding the official Counterparty wallet (and I don't blame you), so I'm sharing the link below for those who would like to try something else.

https://twitter.com/FreeWallet_io/status/918688733171400704

FYI, I haven't tried it myself.
What I have tried is IndieSquare, which is currently available for mobiles only (https://wallet.indiesquare.me/).

 

[cryptotum88]

Hello everyone.

In the past, I read a few negative comments regarding the official Counterparty wallet (and I don't blame you), so I'm sharing the link below for those who would like to try something else.

https://twitter.com/FreeWallet_io/status/918688733171400704

FYI, I haven't tried it myself.
What I have tried is IndieSquare, which is currently available for mobiles only (https://wallet.indiesquare.me/).

 

What's the problem with Counterparty wallet

[xandry]

What's the problem with Counterparty wallet

It's pretty buggy. Examples:

Trying to send some bitcoins but getting this error:

failoverAPI: Call failed (across all servers). Method: get_optimal_fee_per_kb; Last error: JSON-RPC Error:
Type: Method not found

Code: -32601

Message: UNSPECIFIED

Sending maximum amount of btc from Counterwallet still broken. When it's planned to be fix? If i sending XCP with MAX button it works perfectly, but if i trying to send BTC then i'm getting annoying:

Code:

Insufficient BTC at address 176ZXsA526eRZuxMMCC4wEpZdJjadjvbdR. (Need approximately 0.57436818 BTC.). You must have a small amount of BTC in this address to pay the Bitcoin miner fees. Please fund this address and try again.

This is very annoying problem... if i want to send all my btc from counterwallet and i'm choosing address and clicking "MAX", then send, i'm always getting message like this:

Code:

Sorry, we got an error when trying to do the requested action: 'JSON-RPC Error:
Type: Server error

Code: -32000

Message: {"message": "Error composing send transaction via API: Insufficient BTC at address 176ZXsA526eRZuxMMCC4wEpZdJjadjvbdR. (Need approximately 0.6202586 BTC.) To spend unconfirmed coins, use the flag `--unconfirmed`. (Unconfirmed coins cannot be spent from multi\u2010sig addresses.)", "code": -32001}

' (API method: create_send).

If this persists, please click on the question mark button on the top right-hand corner of the screen for support options.

I should manually choose the amount that will be sended (the method of selection).

OK, what if i want to connect with support? Let's try it: question mark from right corner -> send ticket to support (link https://wallet.counterwallet.io/%22#\") -> page 404.

If i trying to send 0.44213 to 33t3tfWoxT5gjybLuWF1Syu2HwGQUMgoye from https://wallet.counterwallet.io, then i'm getting error:

Code:

Sorry, we got an error when trying to do the requested action: 'JSON-RPC Error:
Type: Server error

Code: -32000

Message: Non-hexadecimal digit found

' (API method: create_send).

What's wrong again? Earlier this problem has never been.