Topic: [ANN]🌀 Blur Network(BLUR) 🌀 | PoW Cryptonight-Dynamic | CPU/Solo Mining | DPoW - page 21. (Read 41328 times)

OK, cool.  So you're right about the premine.  It was months ago that I read the Nerva announcement and I jumbled that information with another coin, so apologies.

You didn't delete my somewhat negative comment so kudos to you.  That was half of my test to see if you were legit (in my eyes).

So currently at least you feel the major - and perhaps only difference - between Nerva and Blur is the block rewards as neither your project nor Nerva have mentioned other focuses yet (which is fine, getting a truly CPU-bound algorithm down is enough to put someone into top 50 CMC after a few years).  I'll add a little hashpower to your network, though I am still *more* interested in Nerva but I am open to having you change my mind.

I would like to bring up that I am a part of the Guardian team and we just released our beta escrow platform.  It is the first piece of software we released in our ecosystem.  Over the next 12 months we're going to be releasing a rather astounding suite of programs designed to prevent fraud in cryptocurrency.  Safe P2P transactions is one of several dozen areas we are targeting.  I don't want to get into *too* much more detail until our whitepaper comes out in a few days but that's the general gist of things.

Anyway currently listing on our platform is cheap as it's a beta release (thoroughly bug tested, it's safe) and we are trying to build our userbase and awareness of our product.  Trading using our platform is also cheaper than using exchanges as we only charge the blockchain transaction fee after initial listing.  One of our beginning goals with the escrow platform is to provide coins with limited exchange access a way to safely trade/sell their coins.  Listing cost is 1000 GDNC which comes out to about 150 USD.  As our full suite of software starts coming out and the scope of Guardian is recognized we are hoping to be the tide that lifts some other smaller but *extremely* valuable projects.  I am currently working to list Nerva and I believe having Blur on the platform would be beneficial too.

If you're interested in discussing it further let me know, send me a PM.  If you like you can look at our escrow platform:

https://escrow.guardiancoin.online/

In this technological environment I wouldn't be surprised if after just a few years a seemingly nicely decentralized architecture could converge to centralization due to new technology. If a network becomes worth more over time the incentive to come with something up to take control of it also grows. Interesting game theory here!

Site is down?!?!/ 

any news?

When will the stratum be?

Yes. You seem right.
Restarted my wallet - I have much less coins.
Apparently the synchronization is lost. :[

But there was a speed of the network 32 kh/s - then there was someone in my chain of blockchain? =)

Not sure what happened there.  It's not entirely improbable that you would mine 3 or 4 blocks in a row.  What I believe would be a somewhat likely explanation: you found a block that was not the best solution (this happens frequently with alternate chains on any blockchain), but was still valid. It follows that there would be a succession of blocks thereafter that were correct solutions but not optimal ones.  When that occurs, the other miners can be mining on a separate chain from you, until the nodes reach a consensus as to the best proof submitted for work completed (blocks solved). The longer chain prevails, and multiple chains can exist simultaneously before one chain shows itself to be longer, and the network agrees.

This is the exact reason that I increased the # of blocks before a mined reward can be spent.  If it were lower than 25... there would be issues.  I've been contemplating raising it even further as a buffer. Hope that all helps.

I got 4 blocks in a row ?!
11 12 13 14
And the speed of the network fell from 600 kh/s to 39 kh/s? then 32 kh/s

https://pp.userapi.com/c834303/v834303445/17f867/U47_hFvrdso.jpg

net speed: 32 kh/s

https://pp.userapi.com/c834303/v834303445/17f899/IsmJyoPWevg.jpg

When noticed about the content box i admire to its potential as it is the most popular mobilr audio platforms across the globe, it is gaining more attention from participants now.

I think that this project is relatively doing a great job so far as they are growing faster as they are implementing methods that are actually going to work.

Why still no one can lift the pool?

Hey, elitepool.
How's it going?
http://blur.elitepool.net/

I don't understand your sequence of actions. If you reach out here to people and you want them to follow you, you better have your white paper ready.

Biggest differences are emission speed is (20) - that's an exponent - and total supply is cut in half vs Monero's 18.4M (9.2233M).... those variables are present in the equation (Block Reward)=((9223300000000000000)-(Available Supply)*10^12)*2^-20*10^-12).

The values in Nervas code are 18 (a good bit faster) and 18.4M, respectively. You're mistaken about the pre-mine as well -- that is present in both projects.

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What's the difference between this coin and the one it's forked from (Nerva)?  Someone correct me but the only thing I can see so far is that this coin has a premine whereas Nerva didn't.

If you have 2 coins that are essentially exactly the same - because Blur's code is Nerva copypasta - why not pick the original coin without a premine instead of the copycat *with* a premine?

If there is actually anything new here and it's not just a really shitty coder copying someone else's work and selling it to stupid people so he can dump his premine I'll dedicate a few Ryzens to mining it.

So, what's the difference?

Looking from the total supply of this coins, I think the price of the coins will be high.
Perhaps joining this project or supporting it through bounty campaign would be a good decision.

How do you protect your coin from the GPU and ASIC?
Due to what it is impossible to extract your coin for the GPU?

this is very cool, using payment using Monero Project, it is totally untraceable and I am sure it is very safe

Anyone who wishes to provide a translation should feel free to do so.  Although I should say here that I can only speak for this official thread's accuracy.  If you choose to read a translation, please make sure that it has not been changed too much when compared to this official post.

That's the idea.  I've always liked CPU coins better for that reason. Sure, most servers are CPUs, and can put out a nice amount of hashpower... But GPUs created a totally dominant tier of miners, lowering accessibility to potentially monetized downtime for many home PC owners.  I'd like to see a more even playing field for miners... As NERVA put it: Individuals mining on individual computers.