What algo will it have? I heard about equhash. Am i right?
Yeah Equihash with shitton of Premine..
its a decent scam
Topic: [ANN] BitcoinGPU (BTCGPU) - forked spinoff, new PoW, adjusting size cap, segwit - page 2. (Read 16283 times)
October 16, 2017, 12:48:14 AM
Yeah Equihash with shitton of Premine..
its a decent scam
October 16, 2017, 12:22:24 AM
What algo will it have? I heard about equhash. Am i right?
October 14, 2017, 07:41:07 PM
how can we mine it
Also wanted to know how to mine, the project is still being developed and maintained by someone?
I asked them this on twitter a while back and was told by them they will set up a pool from day one so everyone can get started until more come online
Also I check the github repository occasionally and there is still active work being done the official repository is slightly behind the one the developer is working on and these changes get merged presumably when finished
Im still sceptical about the release dates though and expect it to be delayed although they have assured me its on schedule and won't be delayed
October 14, 2017, 05:49:53 PM
how can we mine it
Also wanted to know how to mine, the project is still being developed and maintained by someone?
October 14, 2017, 05:27:13 PM
how can we mine it
October 14, 2017, 05:25:40 PM
They claim to have replay protection built-in
That reddit post was FUD.
I'm still skeptical, but here is their official response to reddit post:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2-g_coTRnPnNlM1R2F3am9CeWc/view
That reddit post was FUD.
I'm still skeptical, but here is their official response to reddit post:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2-g_coTRnPnNlM1R2F3am9CeWc/view
October 13, 2017, 03:08:14 AM
From marketing and promotion to Altcoins to storage and the buy and hold philosophy.
October 09, 2017, 04:31:14 PM
I wonder how many will fall for this , This is pure scam , BTC with pre mine , ICO , No replay protection , It is screaming scam . Please for every one who will try to dump this coin be careful and do not do so unless you know what you are doing because you can simply lose your real BTC .
I will leave this link I came cross : https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/comments/757l70/here_is_why_bitcoingold_is_shady_and_a_scam_you/
I will leave this link I came cross : https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/comments/757l70/here_is_why_bitcoingold_is_shady_and_a_scam_you/
October 08, 2017, 01:25:29 PM
Seems now their site is just the splash page. Will have to wait for more information to be posted again which from the looks of it won't happen before the 25th
October 07, 2017, 03:49:52 AM
Honestly I would support BTCGPU/Gold ... because I think GPU mining have a better economical returns for long term miners... and Gold always reminds me something to hold (lower liquidity, in opposition to cash/payment system). With that in mind
Why not add to the project roadmap in general the following.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Bitcoin G (gpu-gold)
1 - Can l be used to track real gold production .. like this idea from IBM on track supply-chain
https://www.ibm.com/blockchain/supply-chain/
2 - Is it possible to fine tune the GPU mining algorithm to follow these top hardware used for deep learning ?
https://datascience.stackexchange.com/questions/18626/what-is-the-best-hardware-gpu-for-deep-learning
Why not add to the project roadmap in general the following.
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Bitcoin G (gpu-gold)
1 - Can l be used to track real gold production .. like this idea from IBM on track supply-chain
https://www.ibm.com/blockchain/supply-chain/
2 - Is it possible to fine tune the GPU mining algorithm to follow these top hardware used for deep learning ?
https://datascience.stackexchange.com/questions/18626/what-is-the-best-hardware-gpu-for-deep-learning
October 02, 2017, 09:50:33 PM
Another fork??
No. It's a pure scam. Premined. Not a fork.
and some are happy to get BTG for free. Ha
October 01, 2017, 12:57:47 PM
Thanks tek, I was wondering the basis of your opinion, you made me research it further than OP's copy of the bitcoingold page. There is a lot more info there than one would think. The face page link is informative as well as the tweeter link. I am seriously interested in this coin now.
Does anyone have any idea of what kind of wallet is in development to receive airdrop and mine day one, let alone split from bitcoin?
Does anyone have any idea of what kind of wallet is in development to receive airdrop and mine day one, let alone split from bitcoin?
Yes I follow this on twitter (https://twitter.com/btcgpu) they answer questions if asked im guessing to start off with the wallet will be a clone of the core full wallet but you should be able to use any bitcoin paper wallet to store offline as for a 3rd party light wallet etc that's hard to say I guess it will depend on if it gains any real value
I was told there would be a mining pool set up at the time of launch but further than that I have no more information but I expect things to be similar to when Bcash launched
October 01, 2017, 12:40:30 AM
Thanks tek, I was wondering the basis of your opinion, you made me research it further than OP's copy of the bitcoingold page. There is a lot more info there than one would think. The face page link is informative as well as the tweeter link. I am seriously interested in this coin now.
Does anyone have any idea of what kind of wallet is in development to receive airdrop and mine day one, let alone split from bitcoin?
Does anyone have any idea of what kind of wallet is in development to receive airdrop and mine day one, let alone split from bitcoin?
September 30, 2017, 04:40:00 PM
What I rescue is that you are sincere and you say at the beginning that you do not know about this project and that for me is important, so that a user can take their precautions.
September 30, 2017, 02:35:05 PM
This altcoin could be genius and the very least opportunistic. I believe Ethereum is forking on the 25th of October as well and their block reward dropping to 3 eth/ from 5.
Information is vague at best, but to me it sounds like that this gpu coin already forked when bch forked from bitcoin. That would mean everyone same amount of gpu coin as they had bch from the airdrop.
Before block: 478558 will be airdropped
block 478558 + 16000 will be premined for ICO?
I'm guessing at 478558 will be a migration from sha256 to a gpu friendly algo? How many blocks beyond the 16000 ICO blocks will have been premined?
None the less, very interesting idea and excellent timing: it is probably just bitmain behind this coin just they are "presumably" bch. I would venture a guess that gpus will viable for near future but they will have an asic that they will only accept this new gpu coin for as payment?
Purely my opinion, all these forks of bitcoin are about obtaining more bitcoin. I'm holding my BTC and will gladly take the airdrops.
Information is vague at best, but to me it sounds like that this gpu coin already forked when bch forked from bitcoin. That would mean everyone same amount of gpu coin as they had bch from the airdrop.
Before block: 478558 will be airdropped
block 478558 + 16000 will be premined for ICO?
I'm guessing at 478558 will be a migration from sha256 to a gpu friendly algo? How many blocks beyond the 16000 ICO blocks will have been premined?
None the less, very interesting idea and excellent timing: it is probably just bitmain behind this coin just they are "presumably" bch. I would venture a guess that gpus will viable for near future but they will have an asic that they will only accept this new gpu coin for as payment?
Purely my opinion, all these forks of bitcoin are about obtaining more bitcoin. I'm holding my BTC and will gladly take the airdrops.
Its not been forked yet the actual forking block has yet to be decided last I heard it was block 487427 which was due 1st Oct but this was further postponed and now will be forked on the 25th October at a yet to be defined block height with the official release on the 1st November (the same time as the 2x fork)
There was supposed to be a small premine to pay for a developer not sure whats happening with that now though but I agree it is a very interesting project and possibly has a lot of potential to steal hashrate from some of the shitcoins using a proven system thats tried and tested by core.
Ive been told that when it launches that the difficulty will start really low which is fine if its adjusting the difficulty on every block and that there will be an official mining pool so users can start mining straight away
September 30, 2017, 02:06:48 PM
This altcoin could be genius and the very least opportunistic. I believe Ethereum is forking on the 25th of October as well and their block reward dropping to 3 eth/ from 5.
Information is vague at best, but to me it sounds like that this gpu coin already forked when bch forked from bitcoin. That would mean everyone same amount of gpu coin as they had bch from the airdrop.
Before block: 478558 will be airdropped
block 478558 + 16000 will be premined for ICO?
I'm guessing at 478558 will be a migration from sha256 to a gpu friendly algo? How many blocks beyond the 16000 ICO blocks will have been premined?
None the less, very interesting idea and excellent timing: it is probably just bitmain behind this coin just they are "presumably" bch. I would venture a guess that gpus will viable for near future but they will have an asic that they will only accept this new gpu coin for as payment?
Purely my opinion, all these forks of bitcoin are about obtaining more bitcoin. I'm holding my BTC and will gladly take the airdrops.
Information is vague at best, but to me it sounds like that this gpu coin already forked when bch forked from bitcoin. That would mean everyone same amount of gpu coin as they had bch from the airdrop.
Before block: 478558 will be airdropped
block 478558 + 16000 will be premined for ICO?
I'm guessing at 478558 will be a migration from sha256 to a gpu friendly algo? How many blocks beyond the 16000 ICO blocks will have been premined?
None the less, very interesting idea and excellent timing: it is probably just bitmain behind this coin just they are "presumably" bch. I would venture a guess that gpus will viable for near future but they will have an asic that they will only accept this new gpu coin for as payment?
Purely my opinion, all these forks of bitcoin are about obtaining more bitcoin. I'm holding my BTC and will gladly take the airdrops.
September 29, 2017, 07:12:09 PM
No it is a fork. Because anyone who holds private keys on bitcoin (segwit) will have the same private keys on bitcoin 'gold' blockchain just as it was with bitcoin cash on the last fork.
Premine is different, means the coins are all created up front and held by the devs, who typically sell them with an ICO or something.
I think the bitcoin cash fork was kind of warranted. Segwit was a huge change to bitcoin which many people didnt lke so to create a fork was justified. This I don't know. Too many forks could be damaging. I don't see a great need for this fork
Premine is different, means the coins are all created up front and held by the devs, who typically sell them with an ICO or something.
I think the bitcoin cash fork was kind of warranted. Segwit was a huge change to bitcoin which many people didnt lke so to create a fork was justified. This I don't know. Too many forks could be damaging. I don't see a great need for this fork
There were some information about ICO and I could get my head round that.
Could someone more educated in this topic tell what it takes to fork? For sure it's not mining power, because at first BCH had 0,28% hash rate of BTC.
At first Bitcoin Cash, now this. Does anyone with a brillant idea of "creating another free money" can do this? This whole fork thing looks just ridiculous.
My non expert take on it is this. Anyone (with skills to know how) could make a fork at any time just by duplicating the code, changing the name and a few other key things to prevent the two blockchains becoming entangled after the split and thats about it. Announce it and start mining it. But for the project to grow it would need people to support it, through its whole ecosystem, ie miners, devs and users. For that to happen it would need a good reason for being.
September 29, 2017, 07:05:31 PM
From what I can tell its actually both a fork and a premine... 
However the details have since been removed from their site, originally they explained it.
Here is how I understand it. After the fork, everyone who holds BTC private keys gets their 1:1 BitcoinGPU (BTG). They are ALSO doing an ICO where they advance the blockchain manually (not sure how) 16,000 blocks, and keep the block rewards of 12.5 BTG/block = 200,000BTG.
They will be selling the ICO at 1:10 BTC:BTG.
Can anyone confirm or deny this?
Sounds like huge shit show to me. but you never know.
However the details have since been removed from their site, originally they explained it.
Here is how I understand it. After the fork, everyone who holds BTC private keys gets their 1:1 BitcoinGPU (BTG). They are ALSO doing an ICO where they advance the blockchain manually (not sure how) 16,000 blocks, and keep the block rewards of 12.5 BTG/block = 200,000BTG.
They will be selling the ICO at 1:10 BTC:BTG.
Can anyone confirm or deny this?
Sounds like huge shit show to me. but you never know.
Well I was assuming it was just a normal fork. But yeh a fork and premine with ICO thats a new twist. Or shit show.
September 29, 2017, 06:27:42 PM
From what I can tell its actually both a fork and a premine...
However the details have since been removed from their site, originally they explained it.
Here is how I understand it. After the fork, everyone who holds BTC private keys gets their 1:1 BitcoinGPU (BTG). They are ALSO doing an ICO where they advance the blockchain manually (not sure how) 16,000 blocks, and keep the block rewards of 12.5 BTG/block = 200,000BTG.
They will be selling the ICO at 1:10 BTC:BTG.
Can anyone confirm or deny this?
Sounds like huge shit show to me. but you never know.
However the details have since been removed from their site, originally they explained it.
Here is how I understand it. After the fork, everyone who holds BTC private keys gets their 1:1 BitcoinGPU (BTG). They are ALSO doing an ICO where they advance the blockchain manually (not sure how) 16,000 blocks, and keep the block rewards of 12.5 BTG/block = 200,000BTG.
They will be selling the ICO at 1:10 BTC:BTG.
Can anyone confirm or deny this?
Sounds like huge shit show to me. but you never know.
I don't think that will happen there is only supposed to be 1 week from fork to launch so there may be a few premine blocks but not many
September 29, 2017, 05:41:56 PM
From what I can tell its actually both a fork and a premine...
However the details have since been removed from their site, originally they explained it.
Here is how I understand it. After the fork, everyone who holds BTC private keys gets their 1:1 BitcoinGPU (BTG). They are ALSO doing an ICO where they advance the blockchain manually (not sure how) 16,000 blocks, and keep the block rewards of 12.5 BTG/block = 200,000BTG.
They will be selling the ICO at 1:10 BTC:BTG.
Can anyone confirm or deny this?
Sounds like huge shit show to me. but you never know.
However the details have since been removed from their site, originally they explained it.
Here is how I understand it. After the fork, everyone who holds BTC private keys gets their 1:1 BitcoinGPU (BTG). They are ALSO doing an ICO where they advance the blockchain manually (not sure how) 16,000 blocks, and keep the block rewards of 12.5 BTG/block = 200,000BTG.
They will be selling the ICO at 1:10 BTC:BTG.
Can anyone confirm or deny this?
Sounds like huge shit show to me. but you never know.
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