Pebblecoin (XPB) - FIRST DPOS CRYPTONOTE COIN LIVE - Qt Wallet GUI - v0.4.4.1

[Lucky - Luciano]

LINKS:
Source: https://github.com/xpbcreator/pebblecoin/
Windows 64-bit: https://www.dropbox.com/s/0w1jbsv0hln0zl3/pebblecoind-v0.1.0.4-win32-x64.zip?dl=0
Linux 64-bit daemon: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2lqril14cxf7jec/pebblecoind?dl=0
Linux 64-bit simplewallet: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6g5oipeduky0gfk/simplewallet?dl=0
Config file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/i518bxjesaoourj/pebblecoin.conf?dl=0

Code:

genesis-nonce-string=31/Dec/2014 OPEN NASDAQ 4790.53 DAX 9883.10 DOW 17987.66
genesis-timestamp=1420044761
genesis-coinbase-hex=010a01ff0000210179e231c0574796ecc198e05afaecd3aea2d9a84fa6c51088eb75130c4eb4da72
genesis-id-hash-hex=80e28ab82d17e61319309c7525d2f76a78731d0c6099b646bce2948d670181ff
genesis-work-hash-hex=9edc9d0ddd03c534300c9f4647a21998af9c0a4cdb9786c9f9b1f10095f5bacf
genesis-work-hash-signature-hex=9578dd84ed25b51fcde0b87505cf94ebf2b4e4ed5fc28c1a05650a06b80bde040cfaf44a7f32ef415f1e8bd016ce012fb44f5bc1e3aa3f5f41600235a7417f01

add-peer=69.60.113.23:6180
add-peer=69.60.113.24:6180
add-peer=69.60.113.25:6180
add-peer=69.60.112.164:6180
add-peer=69.60.112.169:6180

#uncomment to start mining, replace address with your wallet address
#enable-boulderhash=1 (requires 13 GB of RAM)
#start-mining=PByFqCfuDRUPVsNrzrUXnuUdF7LpXsTTZXeq5cdHpJDogbJ8EBXopciN7DmQiGhLEo5ArA7dFqGga2AAhbRaZ2gL8jjp9VmYgk
#mining-threads=1

#uncomment to verify proof of work hashes yourself, enable-boulderhash must be on:
#disable-signed-hashes=1

INSTRUCTIONS:

• Download the config file, place it in a folder, e.g. ~/pebblecoin_data/pebblecoin.conf
• Download the daemon, run: ./pebblecoind --data-dir ~/pebblecoin_data/
• Download the simplewallet, run:
  

Code:

./simplewallet --genesis-nonce-string "31/Dec/2014 OPEN NASDAQ 4790.53 DAX 9883.10 DOW 17987.66" --genesis-timestamp 1420044761 --genesis-coinbase-hex 010a01ff0000210179e231c0574796ecc198e05afaecd3aea2d9a84fa6c51088eb75130c4eb4da7 2 --genesis-id-hash-hex 80e28ab82d17e61319309c7525d2f76a78731d0c6099b646bce2948d670181ff --genesis-work-hash-hex 9edc9d0ddd03c534300c9f4647a21998af9c0a4cdb9786c9f9b1f10095f5bacf --genesis-work-hash-signature 9578dd84ed25b51fcde0b87505cf94ebf2b4e4ed5fc28c1a05650a06b80bde040cfaf44a7f32ef4 15f1e8bd016ce012fb44f5bc1e3aa3f5f41600235a7417f01

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(Next release will hard-code the values so it'll be easier to run the simplewallet.)

DEV WALLET (for donations):
PByFqCfuDRUPVsNrzrUXnuUdF7LpXsTTZXeq5cdHpJDogbJ8EBXopciN7DmQiGhLEo5ArA7dFqGga2A AhbRaZ2gL8jjp9VmYgk

xpbcreator@hotmail.com
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                   I do not nothing understand, boss. Instructions guide for me is incomprehensible. Can you set the video user's guide on You Tube?

[kenbytes]

hi, Any block explorer available?

[bitman008]

13G mem requirement does prevent ASIC ,it prevents common GPU & CPU miners as well.

[z38630610]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=655789

no exchange no price

[vntiange]

  OS : WINDOWS 7 64      MEM:32G
http://i.niupic.com/images/2015/01/04/54a8204a483fb.jpg

[Lucky - Luciano]

OS : WINDOWS 7 64      MEM:32G

         Great, man . Can you explain how you managed to run (I did not understand instructions)?

[XPB]

hi, Any block explorer available?

Website and block explorer should be up in a few weeks as well, around the time rewards mature to full rewards.

[XPB]

Don"t forget to add your coin to AltCoinCalendar.info

Its not ready for that until some development has been made

[iCEBREAKER]

Interesting idea, but 13GB is overkill for now and inadequate for the future.  I'd use 8GB to start and have it double each year, because gaming GPUs are the most democratic-yet-botnet-resistant mining platform.

What is the blocktime and total emission?

It it a fork of Bytecoin/Monero/Boolberry/Darknote, or an original implementation?

Why not start with a testnet until public CPU/GPU miners are optimized and block explorer/wallet/pool are ready?

Otherwise Claymore will pwn us all with a private miner for his quad FirePro W9100 box.   

[XPB]

Interesting idea, but 13GB is overkill for now and inadequate for the future.  I'd use 8GB to start and have it double each year, because gaming GPUs are the most democratic-yet-botnet-resistant mining platform.

What is the blocktime and total emission?

It it a fork of Bytecoin/Monero/Boolberry/Darknote, or an original implementation?

Why not start with a testnet until public CPU/GPU miners are optimized and block explorer/wallet/pool are ready?

Otherwise Claymore will pwn us all with a private miner for his quad FirePro W9100 box.  

13 GB is the goldilocks zone of preventing botnets and GPUs to minimize the centralization and advantage for professional miners and mining hardware.  At the moment this is a cryptonote fork, new features are being added, website and pool will be available soon.

It was launched with minimal rewards slowly scaling up because this is the fairest way I could think of to launch a coin, while continuing to develop and test, and not giving disproportionate amount of coins to early miners.

[XPB]

The Pebblecoin Qt Wallet has just been released:


The seed nodes and genesis block information are hard-coded into the wallet, so all that is required to start it is to run the program.  

It has a "Support" tab which logs you into the #pebblecoin IRC channel:

I will be online fairly often for the next few weeks to make sure everyone can use the software properly.

Download links:
Windows 64-bit Package (Qt + Daemon + Simplewallet): https://www.dropbox.com/s/x5lhopccik6kffb/pebblecoin-all-v0.2.0.1-win32-x64.zip?dl=0
Linux 64-bit Package (Qt + Daemon + Simplewallet): https://www.dropbox.com/s/y39ljxkpk5l9yp9/pebblecoin-all-v0.2.0.1-linux-x64.tar.gz?dl=0

QT INSTRUCTIONS:

• Download the package for your respective platform
• Run the Qt executable.  The software will generate a new wallet for you and use a default folder: ~/.pebblecoin on Linux and %appdata%\pebblecoin on Windows.
• To use an existing wallet, copy the wallet.keys file into the default folder.
• To use a different data directory and/or wallet file, run the software like so: ./pebblecoin-qt --data-dir <DataDir> --wallet-file <FileName>.
• To enable mining, run the start_mining_NEEDS_13GB_RAM.bat batch file. Or run the qt wallet with the --enable-boulderhash command line option, or put enable-boulderhash=1 into the config file.  It will start mining to the wallet address.  To change the number of mining threads (13GB required per thread), do --mining-threads <NumThreads> or edit the batch file.

[jasemoney]

GUI got my attention, syncing now
edit**
so windows box, defaulted to %appdata% directory like all wallet-qt's do
needed to make a batch file to get it to start hashing. so in the folder with the gui I made a batch file containing:

pebblecoin-qt --enable-boulderhash
pause

boom hashing, synced.  using 13.6 GB ram and a lot of cpu power will update when i find something more!  
PS dev is in #pebblecoin irc and was able to sort out my questions.

*Edit #3, found first block. very good.

[TimSweat]

I agree with some of the others , this coin is set to be mined by only a certain group in the community , I use an older computer that can be upgraded with that much memory and I don't think I will be buy a pc that holds that much just to mine with .

[XPB]

GUI got my attention, syncing now
edit**
so windows box, defaulted to %appdata% directory like all wallet-qt's do
needed to make a batch file to get it to start hashing. so in the folder with the gui I made a batch file containing:

pebblecoin-qt --enable-boulderhash
pause

boom hashing, synced.  using 13.6 GB ram and a lot of cpu power will update when i find something more!  
PS dev is in #pebblecoin irc and was able to sort out my questions.

*Edit #3, found first block. very good.

Good to hear it is working!  I just added a .batch file to the .zip download so it should be easier for future Windows wallet users to start mining: just double-click on the batch file.

[Xaltotun]

Looks like I got it up and running too. Found a block of 79 coins.

What are the current coin stats? # of coins, difficulty? I noticed the getinfo command wasn't available yet.

[SockPuppetAccount]

I agree with some of the others , this coin is set to be mined by only a certain group in the community , I use an older computer that can be upgraded with that much memory and I don't think I will be buy a pc that holds that much just to mine with .

BTC can only be effectively mined with ASIC devices.

This coin may well be crap (I haven't made up my mind yet) but people shouldn't bitch about it simply because they don't have a computer capable of mining it.

[XPB]

I have just started the Pebblecoin Pool and put one of my computers to mine on it.  I am charging no pool fee, this is just for the convenience of people who want to mine the coin.

INSTRUCTIONS:
Download the linux miner and run it: ./minerd -o stratum+tcp://69.60.113.21:3333 -u YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS -p x

There is no windows binary yet.

LINKS:
Pool Website: http://69.60.113.21
Miner Source: https://github.com/xpbcreator/pebbleminer
Linux Stand-Alone Miner: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7u64fs7n34n5390/minerd?dl=0

[TimSweat]

I agree with some of the others , this coin is set to be mined by only a certain group in the community , I use an older computer that can be upgraded with that much memory and I don't think I will be buy a pc that holds that much just to mine with .

BTC can only be effectively mined with ASIC devices.

This coin may well be crap (I haven't made up my mind yet) but people shouldn't bitch about it simply because they don't have a computer capable of mining it.

I wasn't bitching , I was simply giving my input about the hardware to mine it . It did cross my mine to mine it but I doubt I'm going to spend that much for a pc that will mine it .

[SockPuppetAccount]

I agree with some of the others , this coin is set to be mined by only a certain group in the community , I use an older computer that can be upgraded with that much memory and I don't think I will be buy a pc that holds that much just to mine with .

BTC can only be effectively mined with ASIC devices.

This coin may well be crap (I haven't made up my mind yet) but people shouldn't bitch about it simply because they don't have a computer capable of mining it.

I wasn't bitching , I was simply giving my input about the hardware to mine it . It did cross my mine to mine it but I doubt I'm going to spend that much for a pc that will mine it .

I see, sorry.  Reading your post again does make me realize there is nothing in your words that is fundamentally bitching.  One of the failures of communicating through text on a screen vs. verbal communication is that is tone and inflection can be lost.

I probably subconsciously interpret everything I read here as bitching, whining, complaining, trolling, just negativity in general unless I can clearly see a different motivation for making a comment, because well, this is bitcointalk.

[TimSweat]

I agree with some of the others , this coin is set to be mined by only a certain group in the community , I use an older computer that can be upgraded with that much memory and I don't think I will be buy a pc that holds that much just to mine with .

BTC can only be effectively mined with ASIC devices.

This coin may well be crap (I haven't made up my mind yet) but people shouldn't bitch about it simply because they don't have a computer capable of mining it.

I wasn't bitching , I was simply giving my input about the hardware to mine it . It did cross my mine to mine it but I doubt I'm going to spend that much for a pc that will mine it .

I see, sorry.  Reading your post again does make me realize there is nothing in your words that is fundamentally bitching.  One of the failures of communicating through text on a screen vs. verbal communication is that is tone and inflection can be lost.

I probably subconsciously interpret everything I read here as bitching, whining, complaining, trolling, just negativity in general unless I can clearly see a different motivation for making a comment, because well, this is bitcointalk.

Ahh no need for apology , I completely understand . I like to mine new coins but I'm limited in what I can and can't mine at the moment , Like scrypt and sha256 is all for now , hopefully in the future I can do more types , but funds are limited for me so I just do what I can until thattime comes ,

However I have only justr started to keep up with the forum so I don't miss a great opportunity like btc lol . had I know back then I would be sitting nicely building more pc's to mine other types . Seeing some of the post like your talking about Yea it gets kind of rediculous to put something down just because one thinks its not a good coin or beneficial . Any coin can be a good coin if done right I guess .