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Topic: [ANN] [BTQ] BitQuark | Super secure hashing | CPU mining - page 59. (Read 162292 times)

hero member
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Ok guys, so what would be the best way to get more people interested in BitQuark? What can we do to get more exposure?
sr. member
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Got it. Will test tonight.
hero member
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Not sure why you didn't get the email...sent it to your gmail account. Here's the download link to the beta test http://www.bitquark.info/downloads/BitQuark-0.8.3.8-r16-CoinControl-BetaTest.zip
Oh, come on. You know winblows does me no good. What about the source code?

ok sent to your gmail account
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SUPER SALE 10000 BTQ (BitQuark) for 0.29 BTC [very cheap]
sr. member
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Not sure why you didn't get the email...sent it to your gmail account. Here's the download link to the beta test http://www.bitquark.info/downloads/BitQuark-0.8.3.8-r16-CoinControl-BetaTest.zip
Oh, come on. You know winblows does me no good. What about the source code?
sr. member
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Have A Nice Day
Just want to catch everyone up on what I've been working on. Just completed and compiled the new BitQuark-Qt with the "Coin Control" feature added. I will release this update as soon as beta testing is completed.

Could explain what is 'Coin Control' ?
So, interesting ^^


Coin Control is a new feature for advanced users that allows manual control over coin selection. Every time that you receive coins, a new unspent output is added to the wallet. These outputs (“coins”) are combined as necessary for outgoing payments. Normally this selection process happens automatically and outside control of the user. With Coin Control, the user can select which unspent outputs to use as inputs to an transaction. It also makes it possible to control to which address the change will go.

Exercising manual control over coin selection allows for a degree of privacy by controlling which coins are used together, and thus what a third party looking at the block chain will see. It also gives insight into the inner workings of BitQuark, such as the fee computation and the size of transactions which is nice for educational value.

Thank you for the information, ^^

How about adding a defragment of coin function ?
Maybe need some options such as

     ( ) free merging, it will takes longer time to defrag - just merging smaller block avoid TxFee
     ( ) quick merging with [0.000xxx] btq as TxFee
     ----
     [     ] btq or smaller blocks only
     [     ] days or older only
     ----
     ( ) self transfer method
     ( ) dual address mode with [                              ]

It is target on the merged the blocks into bigger valued block, it will make easy to transfer the big amount
And free from the dust coins which has made with P2P pool
Maybe, daily coins are merging in to a block ?
And, create a new wallet option at final stage to defrag the walllet.dat also
And, some reports in to the log file on default

Actually, it is possible to do with self-transaction, i guess,

Actually, when consider the status of block chain, most of blocks are empty now,
So, i guess, there is no issue now ^^


And, Do you have any Protective Update for the steady miner of this coin ?
Due to the rabbit miner, the royal miner of this coin is mining much higher practical diff than them.
I guess, 20 blocks retargetting is too long,

Just thinking .....

hero member
Activity: 716
Merit: 501
Just want to catch everyone up on what I've been working on. Just completed and compiled the new BitQuark-Qt with the "Coin Control" feature added. I will release this update as soon as beta testing is completed.

Could explain what is 'Coin Control' ?
So, interesting ^^


Coin Control is a new feature for advanced users that allows manual control over coin selection. Every time that you receive coins, a new unspent output is added to the wallet. These outputs (“coins”) are combined as necessary for outgoing payments. Normally this selection process happens automatically and outside control of the user. With Coin Control, the user can select which unspent outputs to use as inputs to an transaction. It also makes it possible to control to which address the change will go.

Exercising manual control over coin selection allows for a degree of privacy by controlling which coins are used together, and thus what a third party looking at the block chain will see. It also gives insight into the inner workings of BitQuark, such as the fee computation and the size of transactions which is nice for educational value.


This would be great for POS coins to control FIFO/FILO for staking.  BTQ isn't POS is it?  At any rate, it's one more thing to distinguish BTQ from the other QRK clones.

BTQ jumped up in price significantly today.  Went from 86 BTQ for a $1 this morning to 68 BTQ for a $1 as of now.  I now officially own about $30 worth of BTQ!  That's part of the reason I want that flea market guy to finish up.  I have crap mining gear and hash rates, but if I have an opportunity to sell stuff for BTQ and people are willing to buy it, I'm all in.

Not bad, that's a 27% increase! Yeah none of the other Quark algo coins have the coin control feature yet, but you know as soon as I releases the source code, then the rest will follow LoL
sr. member
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Just want to catch everyone up on what I've been working on. Just completed and compiled the new BitQuark-Qt with the "Coin Control" feature added. I will release this update as soon as beta testing is completed.

Could explain what is 'Coin Control' ?
So, interesting ^^


Coin Control is a new feature for advanced users that allows manual control over coin selection. Every time that you receive coins, a new unspent output is added to the wallet. These outputs (“coins”) are combined as necessary for outgoing payments. Normally this selection process happens automatically and outside control of the user. With Coin Control, the user can select which unspent outputs to use as inputs to an transaction. It also makes it possible to control to which address the change will go.

Exercising manual control over coin selection allows for a degree of privacy by controlling which coins are used together, and thus what a third party looking at the block chain will see. It also gives insight into the inner workings of BitQuark, such as the fee computation and the size of transactions which is nice for educational value.


This would be great for POS coins to control FIFO/FILO for staking.  BTQ isn't POS is it?  At any rate, it's one more thing to distinguish BTQ from the other QRK clones.

BTQ jumped up in price significantly today.  Went from 86 BTQ for a $1 this morning to 68 BTQ for a $1 as of now.  I now officially own about $30 worth of BTQ!  That's part of the reason I want that flea market guy to finish up.  I have crap mining gear and hash rates, but if I have an opportunity to sell stuff for BTQ and people are willing to buy it, I'm all in.
sr. member
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My mistake. They're 6 hours ahead. Still, their other pools had more activity before too. Looks like everyone got out of Dodge.
hero member
Activity: 716
Merit: 501
Just want to catch everyone up on what I've been working on. Just completed and compiled the new BitQuark-Qt with the "Coin Control" feature added. I will release this update as soon as beta testing is completed.

Could explain what is 'Coin Control' ?
So, interesting ^^


Coin Control is a new feature for advanced users that allows manual control over coin selection. Every time that you receive coins, a new unspent output is added to the wallet. These outputs (“coins”) are combined as necessary for outgoing payments. Normally this selection process happens automatically and outside control of the user. With Coin Control, the user can select which unspent outputs to use as inputs to an transaction. It also makes it possible to control to which address the change will go.

Exercising manual control over coin selection allows for a degree of privacy by controlling which coins are used together, and thus what a third party looking at the block chain will see. It also gives insight into the inner workings of BitQuark, such as the fee computation and the size of transactions which is nice for educational value.
hero member
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SWEET! CAN I BETA TEST? HUH? CAN I CAN I?

So how's the testing coming along on your end sir?
I never saw your email. Sad

Also, what's up with Air-pool? Looks like payouts have stopped and everyone has bailed?

Not sure why you didn't get the email...sent it to your gmail account. Here's the download link to the beta test http://www.bitquark.info/downloads/BitQuark-0.8.3.8-r16-CoinControl-BetaTest.zip

Air-pool hasn't had much traffic, every time I go on there, there's only 2 or 3 miners.
sr. member
Activity: 346
Merit: 250
SWEET! CAN I BETA TEST? HUH? CAN I CAN I?

So how's the testing coming along on your end sir?
I never saw your email. Sad

Also, what's up with Air-pool? Looks like payouts have stopped and everyone has bailed?
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 250
Have A Nice Day
Just want to catch everyone up on what I've been working on. Just completed and compiled the new BitQuark-Qt with the "Coin Control" feature added. I will release this update as soon as beta testing is completed.

Could explain what is 'Coin Control' ?
So, interesting ^^
hero member
Activity: 716
Merit: 501
SWEET! CAN I BETA TEST? HUH? CAN I CAN I?

So how's the testing coming along on your end sir?
hero member
Activity: 716
Merit: 501
Already sent you the link...check your email lol
sr. member
Activity: 346
Merit: 250
SWEET! CAN I BETA TEST? HUH? CAN I CAN I?
hero member
Activity: 716
Merit: 501
Just want to catch everyone up on what I've been working on. Just completed and compiled the new BitQuark-Qt with the "Coin Control" feature added. I will release this update as soon as beta testing is completed.
hero member
Activity: 716
Merit: 501
Ok we need to make some video's about BitQuark, much like this one here >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrNnrvet7Ao which explains what Quarkcoin is. Do we have anybody good at making videos in our community??
hero member
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So it looks like BitQuark will be included in the newest update of BAMT...you can read more about it here >>> https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=17659.msg157314#msg157314
hero member
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81.84850000 BTQ = $1 USD

8.18485 BTQ = $10 USD

0.81845 BTQ = $100 USD

Sourced from our rate engine for the Crypto Flea Market which averages the BTQ price across multiple sources. 

The BAD:  The BTQ price is primarily averaged between the BTQ-BTC and BTQ-USD trades going on at C-Cex.com and is based on limited trading.  Once BTQ gets wider circulation and is adopted by more exchanges and sites publishing pricing data our engines $1 USD rate will be a little more trustworthy and stable.

The GOOD:  Even though the price is based on limited trading and limited sources, it shows that those with it aren't dumping cheap or trying to get out as with so many of the other alt-coins out there.

   

The true miners know that this coin isn't as easy to come by like many of the others and that is why they are holding on to them and not dumping them on exchanges at low prices. Once the community grows and BTQ is accepted at more exchanges and outlets, you will see a significant rise in BTQ/BTC and BTQ/USD prices! So to all the miners, just hang in there and keep doing what you are doing and remember, Rome wasn't built in a day!
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