10 Bitcredit welcome bonus for new miners!Anyone (full member or above) who wants to check out Bitcredit can receive a 10 CRE welcome from myself!Go download the client
HERE, and once you download and install/run it once check out
HERE to get a faster sync.
Once you are synced up and ready to start mining and receiving CRE: Post your address below to get 10 Bitcredit!
Be advised the whole BTC blockchain is required for Bitcredit to function. (This is a Bitcoin soft sidechain after all)
Please ensure you have ~45GB of free hard-drive space before starting the installation and sync process.
KLYE is not affiliated with nor part of the Bitcredit development team in any way, The CRE given away here are mined by myself.
I retain the right to deny the welcome bonus if I feel people are abusing it and/or multi-accounting in order to abuse this giveaway.
This offer is good for 50 Bitcointalk.org users ranked full member or above, and may be cancelled at any time deemed necessary.
Bitcredit given away so far: 30 / 500 CRE
Good luck and happy mining!
KLYE
It took me a couple of days to get this running, lost time mainly due to work commitment but it seems to work. I generated 7 blocks over night so not too bad I guess.
I still wouldn't mind those 10 credits to see a transfer. Addy is: 17gp17xYMivL6u8QCzkxNP4uWE2KSqzLjn
Sent sir!
Date: 2015-04-17 03:41
To: 17gp17xYMivL6u8QCzkxNP4uWE2KSqzLjn
Debit: -10.00 CRE
Net amount: -10.00 CRE
Transaction ID: c6cffd229e311109a2cd50bb5b1c8ae69c909446ebb3f8ff5d4eb5770fc596c8-000
Congrats on getting some blocks!
Thanks a lot.
Anyone know if you can mine with a locked wallet. I put a passphrase by habit and locked the wallet now and can't see how to unlock it so hopefully mining still works
Yes you can mine with a locked wallet.
The one difference is that some keys will end up in the deposit_wallet.dat wallet file.
What happens in practice when you generate a block is that there are two transactions generated, the first one is a coinbase transaction, the second one is the deposit transaction. When you don't add any separate deposits and run the miner with coinbase as deposit enabled, the coinbase transaction will be spent directly by the deposit transaction. This spending can not be done from a locked wallet so the output key for the coinbase transaction will be added to the deposit_wallet.dat file instead of the bitcredit_wallet.dat file. Since the coinbase output is spent in the same block by the deposit transaction, there is no need to keep the key afterwards. If you do want to keep it anyway, for bookkeeping, the key is stored in deposit_wallet.dat. This means that if you want to make sure you back up all keys that has been generated, you should make a security copy of both bitcredit_wallet.dat and deposit_wallet.dat. Apart from this storing of keys, the deposit_wallet.dat is ONLY used to keep temporary copies of manually created deposits.
This may be a little difficult to understand but I intend to write a more detailed description of the specification this weekend. You will find some more details there.
