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Topic: [ANN] æternity blockchain ∞ AE TOKEN ∞ [PoW & PoS | Oracles | Smart Contracts] - page 64. (Read 274777 times)
December 20, 2018, 12:30:19 AM
December 19, 2018, 11:21:54 AM
I'm a miner and interested in AE. However, I'm not easily locating alot of information.
1. Was there an ICO?
2. Was there a premine?
3. How much VRAM is needed to mine it?
I don't actually know that I can mine this coin, haven't seen a statement on what hardware is needed. Only that it will run under Ubuntu currently.
Wanted to point out according to the pool stats page posted elsewhere that one single pool has over %90 of the hashrate. Don't want to call this thing a ****coin because I don't like use profanity but this mainnet launch is looking kinda rough so far.
I'm rather intrigued by the Cuckoo algorithm. The only implementation I know of is in GrinCoin and it's supposedly needing over 6 GB of VRAM. Is this using a fork or modded version of it by chance that will take less than 6 GB of VRAM? I haven't seen any GPU requirements. Is it a safe assumption it will run on a Quadro or Titan V? I have seen on Discord that Cuckoo runs horribly on AMD cards but on another project unrelated to this one.
1. Was there an ICO?
2. Was there a premine?
3. How much VRAM is needed to mine it?
I don't actually know that I can mine this coin, haven't seen a statement on what hardware is needed. Only that it will run under Ubuntu currently.
Wanted to point out according to the pool stats page posted elsewhere that one single pool has over %90 of the hashrate. Don't want to call this thing a ****coin because I don't like use profanity but this mainnet launch is looking kinda rough so far.
I'm rather intrigued by the Cuckoo algorithm. The only implementation I know of is in GrinCoin and it's supposedly needing over 6 GB of VRAM. Is this using a fork or modded version of it by chance that will take less than 6 GB of VRAM? I haven't seen any GPU requirements. Is it a safe assumption it will run on a Quadro or Titan V? I have seen on Discord that Cuckoo runs horribly on AMD cards but on another project unrelated to this one.
Hey,
Let me try answering your questions:
1. æternity did not do an ICO, it ran a campaign - we are currently in the second phase of migrating the AE ERC-20 token to the AE live-network token.
2. There was no pre-mining, see more here.
3. The best place to find mining (and any other kind of) information is our Forum. Find here GPU memory requirements.
The Roma Release was not an easy task and there was some power concentration for a while due to a number of factors. Initially, Windows mining was not available, nor people could mine using AMD cars. However, those problems are quickly being resolved, many mining improvements are being deployed daily and our dev team is currently preparing a binary of the Windows version of the æternity node. We are persuaded that the mining power will be fairly distributed among all participating pools very soon.
Let us know if you have more questions. Happy mining!
The AE Team
While I appreciate your parsing of the language to appease your securities counsel, It is a bit disingenuous to say you did a campaign rather than an ICO. To answer the question correctly and without being misleading, yes, Aeternity collected funds in a fundraising effort so that they would have the capital to implement their vision, and at the time it was a fairly substantial amount of money collected over 2 separate fundraising time periods. So for the purposes of the question, yes there was an "ICO" in the sense that the team collected money to fund the project and assuming it proceeds accordingly, participants will receive what presumably would be considered a utility token.
Whether or not it passes the Howey test is something that you most likely ran by counsel and I would assume they are helping you to mitigate any potential issues in the future. So I understand your reasoning for phrasing it the way you did.
December 19, 2018, 03:38:31 AM
When can we send the mainnet tokens off Air Gap crap to somewhere less confusing, never sene such over complciated junk in a app before, so many people here are going to end up loosing coins, its not funny.
So, when can we send mainnet AE to exchange please?
So, when can we send mainnet AE to exchange please?
Withdraw from AirGap wallet is now available but the only exchange that is currently supporting mainnet AE is hotbit exchange.
Gate.io also supports live net AE. Generally, I don't think AirGap is not bad at all. I have had no issues with it along with many other users. We also have a number of video guides on how to use it. It is really no different than any other wallet, but with the added security benefit of an offline signing solution. If you have your seed phrase written down, there is no way to lose coins (as in all other wallets).
We are also close to getting the AE app in the Ledger wallet.
Best,
Vlad
December 19, 2018, 01:06:21 AM
When can we send the mainnet tokens off Air Gap crap to somewhere less confusing, never sene such over complciated junk in a app before, so many people here are going to end up loosing coins, its not funny.
So, when can we send mainnet AE to exchange please?
So, when can we send mainnet AE to exchange please?
Withdraw from AirGap wallet is now available but the only exchange that is currently supporting mainnet AE is hotbit exchange.
December 18, 2018, 02:06:11 PM
When can we send the mainnet tokens off Air Gap crap to somewhere less confusing, never sene such over complciated junk in a app before, so many people here are going to end up loosing coins, its not funny.
So, when can we send mainnet AE to exchange please?
So, when can we send mainnet AE to exchange please?
December 18, 2018, 12:01:38 PM
I'm a miner and interested in AE. However, I'm not easily locating alot of information.
1. Was there an ICO?
2. Was there a premine?
3. How much VRAM is needed to mine it?
I don't actually know that I can mine this coin, haven't seen a statement on what hardware is needed. Only that it will run under Ubuntu currently.
Wanted to point out according to the pool stats page posted elsewhere that one single pool has over %90 of the hashrate. Don't want to call this thing a ****coin because I don't like use profanity but this mainnet launch is looking kinda rough so far.
I'm rather intrigued by the Cuckoo algorithm. The only implementation I know of is in GrinCoin and it's supposedly needing over 6 GB of VRAM. Is this using a fork or modded version of it by chance that will take less than 6 GB of VRAM? I haven't seen any GPU requirements. Is it a safe assumption it will run on a Quadro or Titan V? I have seen on Discord that Cuckoo runs horribly on AMD cards but on another project unrelated to this one.
1. Was there an ICO?
2. Was there a premine?
3. How much VRAM is needed to mine it?
I don't actually know that I can mine this coin, haven't seen a statement on what hardware is needed. Only that it will run under Ubuntu currently.
Wanted to point out according to the pool stats page posted elsewhere that one single pool has over %90 of the hashrate. Don't want to call this thing a ****coin because I don't like use profanity but this mainnet launch is looking kinda rough so far.
I'm rather intrigued by the Cuckoo algorithm. The only implementation I know of is in GrinCoin and it's supposedly needing over 6 GB of VRAM. Is this using a fork or modded version of it by chance that will take less than 6 GB of VRAM? I haven't seen any GPU requirements. Is it a safe assumption it will run on a Quadro or Titan V? I have seen on Discord that Cuckoo runs horribly on AMD cards but on another project unrelated to this one.
Hey,
Let me try answering your questions:
1. æternity did not do an ICO, it ran a campaign - we are currently in the second phase of migrating the AE ERC-20 token to the AE live-network token.
2. There was no pre-mining, see more here.
3. The best place to find mining (and any other kind of) information is our Forum. Find here GPU memory requirements.
The Roma Release was not an easy task and there was some power concentration for a while due to a number of factors. Initially, Windows mining was not available, nor people could mine using AMD cars. However, those problems are quickly being resolved, many mining improvements are being deployed daily and our dev team is currently preparing a binary of the Windows version of the æternity node. We are persuaded that the mining power will be fairly distributed among all participating pools very soon.
Let us know if you have more questions. Happy mining!
The AE Team
December 18, 2018, 09:32:42 AM
I'm a miner and interested in AE. However, I'm not easily locating alot of information.
1. Was there an ICO?
2. Was there a premine?
3. How much VRAM is needed to mine it?
I don't actually know that I can mine this coin, haven't seen a statement on what hardware is needed. Only that it will run under Ubuntu currently.
Wanted to point out according to the pool stats page posted elsewhere that one single pool has over %90 of the hashrate. Don't want to call this thing a ****coin because I don't like use profanity but this mainnet launch is looking kinda rough so far.
I'm rather intrigued by the Cuckoo algorithm. The only implementation I know of is in GrinCoin and it's supposedly needing over 6 GB of VRAM. Is this using a fork or modded version of it by chance that will take less than 6 GB of VRAM? I haven't seen any GPU requirements. Is it a safe assumption it will run on a Quadro or Titan V? I have seen on Discord that Cuckoo runs horribly on AMD cards but on another project unrelated to this one.
1. Was there an ICO?
2. Was there a premine?
3. How much VRAM is needed to mine it?
I don't actually know that I can mine this coin, haven't seen a statement on what hardware is needed. Only that it will run under Ubuntu currently.
Wanted to point out according to the pool stats page posted elsewhere that one single pool has over %90 of the hashrate. Don't want to call this thing a ****coin because I don't like use profanity but this mainnet launch is looking kinda rough so far.
I'm rather intrigued by the Cuckoo algorithm. The only implementation I know of is in GrinCoin and it's supposedly needing over 6 GB of VRAM. Is this using a fork or modded version of it by chance that will take less than 6 GB of VRAM? I haven't seen any GPU requirements. Is it a safe assumption it will run on a Quadro or Titan V? I have seen on Discord that Cuckoo runs horribly on AMD cards but on another project unrelated to this one.
December 18, 2018, 04:03:57 AM
Hey everyone,
Last week the Roma team (the team responsible for supporting and updating æternity’s Roma release 1.X.X) launched release 1.1.0 featuring many improvements.
In parallel, they are preparing a binary of the Windows version of the æternity node. Read the latest development update for more details.
MORE MINING ENHANCEMENTS
For our next release, we will deviate from our bi-weekly release cycle scheduling release 1.2.0 for 10.1.19 (Thursday). The reason for this is quite obvious: the only thing that is worse than releasing and deploying on Friday evening is releasing and deploying between Christmas and New Year. :wink:
Best regards,
The AE Team
Last week the Roma team (the team responsible for supporting and updating æternity’s Roma release 1.X.X) launched release 1.1.0 featuring many improvements.
In parallel, they are preparing a binary of the Windows version of the æternity node. Read the latest development update for more details.
MORE MINING ENHANCEMENTS
For our next release, we will deviate from our bi-weekly release cycle scheduling release 1.2.0 for 10.1.19 (Thursday). The reason for this is quite obvious: the only thing that is worse than releasing and deploying on Friday evening is releasing and deploying between Christmas and New Year. :wink:
Best regards,
The AE Team
December 18, 2018, 03:44:29 AM
Hey, if more and more exchange are willing to migrate to mainnet will you guys consider moving up the hard fork date for phase 1?
Hey,
No. The schedule is set and any changes will cause confusion. What I personally expect to happen is for users migrate en mass just before the fork.
Best,
Vlad
December 18, 2018, 12:35:23 AM
Hey, if more and more exchange are willing to migrate to mainnet will you guys consider moving up the hard fork date for phase 1?
December 17, 2018, 01:26:24 PM
I also am holding on after missing the phase0 of migration. Why to hurry and block my AE tokens so so many weeks when I can use them to increase my AE tokens by trading them in vase of any reversal in market. February is far so general trend will be to wait and see before starting migration process before HF of February. If you don't want to migrate then withdrawing of your token is best way.
December 17, 2018, 09:50:13 AM
The news we have been waiting for Hotbit will now support AE Mainnet Swap.
Read the following news to get familiar with it: https://help.hotbit.io/hc/en-us/articles/360014141413-Hotbit-Supports-AE-Mainnet-Swap
Congrats on our first exchange that supports mainnet.
Read the following news to get familiar with it: https://help.hotbit.io/hc/en-us/articles/360014141413-Hotbit-Supports-AE-Mainnet-Swap
Congrats on our first exchange that supports mainnet.
It means they won't accept anymore deposit until this process will get completed. According to the time line next phase will happen in February that is really long time almost 2 months it big duration when user won't get their withdrawal.
So now withdrawing AE tokens from hotbit would be the best idea if we don't wanna wait until Feb?
December 17, 2018, 08:19:09 AM
It is good news which may encourage other exchanges to follow their path to facilitate the swap for mainnet. I hope other exchanges will join the movement and to complete this swap at next scheduled hard fork. It is in best interest of exchanges as well as project and exchanges participation can accelerate the swapping process without any doubt.
December 17, 2018, 06:57:53 AM
The news we have been waiting for Hotbit will now support AE Mainnet Swap.
Read the following news to get familiar with it: https://help.hotbit.io/hc/en-us/articles/360014141413-Hotbit-Supports-AE-Mainnet-Swap
Congrats on our first exchange that supports mainnet.
Read the following news to get familiar with it: https://help.hotbit.io/hc/en-us/articles/360014141413-Hotbit-Supports-AE-Mainnet-Swap
Congrats on our first exchange that supports mainnet.
It means they won't accept anymore deposit until this process will get completed. According to the time line next phase will happen in February that is really long time almost 2 months it big duration when user won't get their withdrawal.
December 17, 2018, 06:37:57 AM
The news we have been waiting for Hotbit will now support AE Mainnet Swap.
Read the following news to get familiar with it: https://help.hotbit.io/hc/en-us/articles/360014141413-Hotbit-Supports-AE-Mainnet-Swap
Congrats on our first exchange that supports mainnet.
Read the following news to get familiar with it: https://help.hotbit.io/hc/en-us/articles/360014141413-Hotbit-Supports-AE-Mainnet-Swap
Congrats on our first exchange that supports mainnet.
December 17, 2018, 04:37:23 AM
December 17, 2018, 03:20:11 AM
Any ETA for AMD miners?
December 16, 2018, 11:59:48 PM
Last chance to participate in the aeternity's social meet up bounty. They are mainly looking for ambassadors in Europe and North America.
https://blog.aeternity.com/meetup-bounty-become-an-%C3%A6mbassador-for-europe-and-north-america-3e15716a7923
https://blog.aeternity.com/meetup-bounty-become-an-%C3%A6mbassador-for-europe-and-north-america-3e15716a7923
December 16, 2018, 09:47:09 PM
Two good news.
1. AirGap wallet now allows us to withdraw our coins (not yet made a withdrawal).
2. HotBit launched a deposit promo in celebration of mainnet launch
https://help.hotbit.io/hc/en-us/articles/360013606113--Event-In-Celebration-of-the-Mainnet-Launch-of-AE-Deposit-AE-Tokens-and-Receive-As-Much-As-5-of-Bonus-
1. AirGap wallet now allows us to withdraw our coins (not yet made a withdrawal).
2. HotBit launched a deposit promo in celebration of mainnet launch
https://help.hotbit.io/hc/en-us/articles/360013606113--Event-In-Celebration-of-the-Mainnet-Launch-of-AE-Deposit-AE-Tokens-and-Receive-As-Much-As-5-of-Bonus-
Hotbit launched an ERC20 exchange not a Mainnet exchange. So its pretty useless. And they stated in their Telegram that they dont even know if they will support the exchange of ERC20 to Mainnet.
It's pretty weird on hotbit's part if you ask me. Why would they list ERC20 token if the mainnet of the project is already launched? And then run a promo for it.
It really is, and how they sound like there will be no support of mainnet.
December 15, 2018, 11:06:54 PM
Two good news.
1. AirGap wallet now allows us to withdraw our coins (not yet made a withdrawal).
2. HotBit launched a deposit promo in celebration of mainnet launch
https://help.hotbit.io/hc/en-us/articles/360013606113--Event-In-Celebration-of-the-Mainnet-Launch-of-AE-Deposit-AE-Tokens-and-Receive-As-Much-As-5-of-Bonus-
1. AirGap wallet now allows us to withdraw our coins (not yet made a withdrawal).
2. HotBit launched a deposit promo in celebration of mainnet launch
https://help.hotbit.io/hc/en-us/articles/360013606113--Event-In-Celebration-of-the-Mainnet-Launch-of-AE-Deposit-AE-Tokens-and-Receive-As-Much-As-5-of-Bonus-
Hotbit launched an ERC20 exchange not a Mainnet exchange. So its pretty useless. And they stated in their Telegram that they dont even know if they will support the exchange of ERC20 to Mainnet.
It's pretty weird on hotbit's part if you ask me. Why would they list ERC20 token if the mainnet of the project is already launched? And then run a promo for it.
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