@ Cryptotrain
if i use the port 3333 i get 0 shares just pool found blocks
if i use the port 4444 i get shares which show up on the site
port 4444 is the port that came with lazybear sgminer which i downloaded from the pool site
which port should i be using ?
Topic: [ANN] [ASIC-RESISTANT] UltraCoin (UTC) - Ultrafast 6 second transactions!! - page 39. (Read 946641 times)
July 04, 2014, 09:08:22 AM
July 04, 2014, 08:28:54 AM
If this is anyones IP from this forum, please stop trying to inject invalid shares. I have custom stratum servers that are not prone to this at all.. 
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: POST / HTTP/1.1
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: Host: stratum.cryptotrain.net:3333
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: Accept-Encoding: identity
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: Content-Length: 49
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: X-Mining-Extensions: hostlist midstate rollntime
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: Authorization: Basic VVJhYWFWanVrS3E0QmhjRzNydDVneVdkQ1FrU0F4aUtxbzo=
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: User-Agent: poclbm/12.10
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: POST / HTTP/1.1
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: Host: stratum.cryptotrain.net:3333
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: Accept-Encoding: identity
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: Content-Length: 49
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: X-Mining-Extensions: hostlist midstate rollntime
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: Authorization: Basic VVJhYWFWanVrS3E0QmhjRzNydDVneVdkQ1FrU0F4aUtxbzo=
(Thread 7) Malformed message from (unauthorized) [206.180.244.60]: User-Agent: poclbm/12.10
July 04, 2014, 08:06:19 AM
Another payout issues with x11 
?
? The issue has been with cryptsy, I'm currently fixing up all the incorrect data because of the cryptsy errors. I am running payouts shortly
July 04, 2014, 08:05:25 AM
Another payout issues with x11 ?
I also noticed something else on the cryptotrain site. Fastcoin was the scrypt coin being mined but 10 of the 27 blocks mined were orphaned. Why is the pool wasting resources on a coin with more than 33% orphaned blocks?? Because If I remove that coin, the pool will find 0 blocks in the scrypt algorithm due to a poor amount of hash power :/
July 04, 2014, 07:13:03 AM
Well, this is the second times It happened......
July 04, 2014, 06:59:41 AM
Another payout issues with x11 ?
I also noticed something else on the cryptotrain site. Fastcoin was the scrypt coin being mined but 10 of the 27 blocks mined were orphaned. Why is the pool wasting resources on a coin with more than 33% orphaned blocks? ? July 04, 2014, 06:37:14 AM
Another payout issues with x11 ?
? 
July 04, 2014, 05:26:06 AM
Hey there,
now that the weekly PoS comes into effect soon, i finally managed to setup a dedicated GNU/Linux box (an Asus EEE PC, which seems to be quite energy efficient for the purpose of running 24/7).
After i had all needed tools, programs and libraries installed, the compiling went through after some errors. Now the client runs smoothly and downloads the blockchain. I'm using the same wallet there which I'm currently using on my notebook I'm using for everyday stuff.
Although I'm planning to uninstall the wallet from my notebook, I was asking myself this question: can it cause problems when two PCs are running the same wallet, especially when Stake Minting is enabled?
I'm asking because I still did not fully understand how PoS is being calculated (is 24/7 really necessary or if I'm e.g. 3.5 of 7 days online, will I get half PoS etc.). I could dive into the code to find out myself, but as I never ever worked with C++, I was hoping that maybe someone just knows it.
now that the weekly PoS comes into effect soon, i finally managed to setup a dedicated GNU/Linux box (an Asus EEE PC, which seems to be quite energy efficient for the purpose of running 24/7).
After i had all needed tools, programs and libraries installed, the compiling went through after some errors. Now the client runs smoothly and downloads the blockchain. I'm using the same wallet there which I'm currently using on my notebook I'm using for everyday stuff.
Although I'm planning to uninstall the wallet from my notebook, I was asking myself this question: can it cause problems when two PCs are running the same wallet, especially when Stake Minting is enabled?
I'm asking because I still did not fully understand how PoS is being calculated (is 24/7 really necessary or if I'm e.g. 3.5 of 7 days online, will I get half PoS etc.). I could dive into the code to find out myself, but as I never ever worked with C++, I was hoping that maybe someone just knows it.
July 04, 2014, 03:53:10 AM
There were rumors that around Q4 of 2014 there will be Scrypt-N ASIC Miners!
Now that this it is getting to look like true - Is the dev. team planing anything to counter that?
Heard that Vertcoin team is planing of ... something, maybe this is a chance to put UTC ahead in the game, make it Scrypt-N ASIC resistant.
Now that this it is getting to look like true - Is the dev. team planing anything to counter that?
Heard that Vertcoin team is planing of ... something, maybe this is a chance to put UTC ahead in the game, make it Scrypt-N ASIC resistant.
This is true yes,but UTC is not affected (safe)
and not q4 but q3
flowertech:
"Finally, we are thrilled to announce a huge milestone in both ASIC development and the Scrypt
mining community. The Flower Technology ASIC is now capable of mining Scrypt-N, up to N=16384
in addition to Scrypt proof-of-work coins. This will future-proof your purchase for expanded mining
options and increased versatility. Examples of Scrypt-based coins you can mine with our machines
includes
Litecoin, Dogecoin, Isracoin, Auroracoin, Feathercoin, while examples of Scrypt-N coins you can mine
with our machines includes Vertcoin, execoin, GPUcoin, CaiShen and PANDA."
https://www.flowertechnology.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Accouncement-29_04_14.pdf
July 03, 2014, 10:09:33 PM
Hey guys, I have been working on a new physical wallet that incorporates PVC plastic just like credit cards. The cards come with a security film (although not visible in the pictures), vivid, high DPI prints, embossed lettering (just like on a credit card), QR codes for your UTC public address and private key, and the choice of adding any design that you would like, including photo ID and signature. You also have the option of including a holographic overlay on the card and the choice between PVC and PVC-PET plastic (depending on the need for durability). The cards themselves would probably last years depending on the usage, the protective overlay defends the card from wear and tampering, and the embossing adds a custom look and feel to the card while also protecting from theft and loss.
Right now this is just a prototype I whipped together, I'm not too keen at graphic design. If someone wants to step up and make some real designs that would be great! This is just a concept I put together, if anyone's interested in helping with the project PM me.
http://ultracointalk.org/index.php?topic=139.0
Right now this is just a prototype I whipped together, I'm not too keen at graphic design. If someone wants to step up and make some real designs that would be great! This is just a concept I put together, if anyone's interested in helping with the project PM me.
http://ultracointalk.org/index.php?topic=139.0
July 03, 2014, 08:40:22 PM
Keep promoting Ultracoin to those businesses people! The more stores that accept Ultracoin, the more demand for UTC there is! The more value UTC has in the long run, and most importantly, the more things you can buy! Spend some time getting Ultracoin accepted by sending a message to the vendors here: http://ultracointalk.org/index.php?topic=137.msg278#new
Your message can be as simple as a sentence and as long as several paragraphs, the community pitching Ultracoin will go a long way! Businesses will find it in their economic self-interest to accept Ultracoin when they know customers are demanding that they accept it! Being accepted on coinpayments.net is only half the battle, the rest is up to you! We already have 3 businesses accepting Ultracoin in the past 24hrs. Let's see how many more we can get on board! Spend some time writing a message and send them out to each businesses on the list. Your small investment will go a long way for the future of the coin. Acceptance is key to a currencies success, let's leave Ultracoin's mark on the economy!
Your message can be as simple as a sentence and as long as several paragraphs, the community pitching Ultracoin will go a long way! Businesses will find it in their economic self-interest to accept Ultracoin when they know customers are demanding that they accept it! Being accepted on coinpayments.net is only half the battle, the rest is up to you! We already have 3 businesses accepting Ultracoin in the past 24hrs. Let's see how many more we can get on board! Spend some time writing a message and send them out to each businesses on the list. Your small investment will go a long way for the future of the coin. Acceptance is key to a currencies success, let's leave Ultracoin's mark on the economy!
July 03, 2014, 08:33:57 PM
There were rumors that around Q4 of 2014 there will be Scrypt-N ASIC Miners!
Now that this it is getting to look like true - Is the dev. team planing anything to counter that?
Have to call BS on this one. Doubt that there will ever be any scrypt asics for N-coins because you'd need a new miner every time the N-factor changes. Now that this it is getting to look like true - Is the dev. team planing anything to counter that?
July 03, 2014, 06:51:27 PM
There were rumors that around Q4 of 2014 there will be Scrypt-N ASIC Miners!
Now that this it is getting to look like true - Is the dev. team planing anything to counter that?
Heard that Vertcoin team is planing of ... something, maybe this is a chance to put UTC ahead in the game, make it Scrypt-N ASIC resistant.
Now that this it is getting to look like true - Is the dev. team planing anything to counter that?
Heard that Vertcoin team is planing of ... something, maybe this is a chance to put UTC ahead in the game, make it Scrypt-N ASIC resistant.
July 03, 2014, 01:05:33 PM
@devs
we need turn the reward of each block from 15 to 5,which make the output from 15000 to 5000,and at this price ,we can buy more than 10000 utc from multipool's hashrate. the price will go up then.
if this does not work, we should turn to FULL POS.
consider it very carefully
we need turn the reward of each block from 15 to 5,which make the output from 15000 to 5000,and at this price ,we can buy more than 10000 utc from multipool's hashrate. the price will go up then.
if this does not work, we should turn to FULL POS.
consider it very carefully
We don't here from the devs... fabitech said to wait a view hours or days and then big news would be announce.
One thing is for sure, the devs like to keep things exciting because they are very silent about "the big thing" ....
@devs;
can you tell us some more what is your strategy?
Are you going to reduce the blockreward fro 15 to 10, 8 or 5?
Is the minecraft plugin ready?
Are you making UTC a full pos coin?
Is there a other big thing going to happen?
So come on and let the community now about your plans !
July 03, 2014, 10:44:22 AM
@tsjaar
It is another API issue, it's not us it is coinmarketcap.com, they have had this happen before and fixed it, so don't worry it won't be long until we're back up.
Retrotowers.co.uk has started accepting Ultracoin! If you like retro video games please give them your patronage as businesses that we support will support us!
Keep requesting that Ultracoin be accepted at these businesses: http://ultracointalk.org/index.php?topic=137.msg278#new
Getting on coinpayments is on only half the battle! We are already past the hard part, let businesses know that you demand that they use your preferred currency. Continue the push!
It is another API issue, it's not us it is coinmarketcap.com, they have had this happen before and fixed it, so don't worry it won't be long until we're back up.
Retrotowers.co.uk has started accepting Ultracoin! If you like retro video games please give them your patronage as businesses that we support will support us!
Keep requesting that Ultracoin be accepted at these businesses: http://ultracointalk.org/index.php?topic=137.msg278#new
Getting on coinpayments is on only half the battle! We are already past the hard part, let businesses know that you demand that they use your preferred currency. Continue the push!
yes! and actually buy things there with UTC aswell ^_^
July 03, 2014, 10:40:57 AM
Can we have the wallet sources so linux users can build their own wallet?
On ultracoin.net, just visit "wallet" and you'll see a Linux version. The link redirects to Github, there you can either download the source as zip or clone it. Then, you can compile manually or use the .pro file - works like a charm July 03, 2014, 10:38:43 AM
@tsjaar
It is another API issue, it's not us it is coinmarketcap.com, they have had this happen before and fixed it, so don't worry it won't be long until we're back up.
Retrotowers.co.uk has started accepting Ultracoin! If you like retro video games please give them your patronage as businesses that we support will support us!
Keep requesting that Ultracoin be accepted at these businesses: http://ultracointalk.org/index.php?topic=137.msg278#new
Getting on coinpayments is on only half the battle! We are already past the hard part, let businesses know that you demand that they use your preferred currency. Continue the push!
It is another API issue, it's not us it is coinmarketcap.com, they have had this happen before and fixed it, so don't worry it won't be long until we're back up.
Retrotowers.co.uk has started accepting Ultracoin! If you like retro video games please give them your patronage as businesses that we support will support us!
Keep requesting that Ultracoin be accepted at these businesses: http://ultracointalk.org/index.php?topic=137.msg278#new
Getting on coinpayments is on only half the battle! We are already past the hard part, let businesses know that you demand that they use your preferred currency. Continue the push!
July 03, 2014, 10:18:46 AM
July 03, 2014, 09:58:04 AM
QUOTE http://www.cryptotrain.net/ There is currently an issue with cryptsy's API, there will subsequently be a delay on payouts
How about getting back to Crypto-Trade (for some-times)... Maybe the good-times for this exchange will return?
How about getting back to Crypto-Trade (for some-times)... Maybe the good-times for this exchange will return?
July 03, 2014, 09:39:05 AM
Another MP delayed payout because of crapsy API issues. Maybe it's time to look for a different exchange.
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