I agree, guys lets get this on a Chinese exchange, BTER is a good exchange, they are pretty robust, how do we get that done? I'm here to help.
Also, do you want me to work on a Chinese translation, think it should be pretty easy. ahmed_bodi would you upload for us if I translate the website?
Topic: [ANN] Bytecoin|BTE| Official Re-Launch of this 1:1 Bitcoin Coin! - page 2. (Read 23575 times)
December 13, 2013, 05:47:54 PM
November 26, 2013, 11:06:04 PM
Do the Chinese have a Alt Coin exchange? That could be a lot of demand for ByteCoins if they open one!
November 25, 2013, 09:56:39 PM
Are there any new nodes available? I can't seem to get more than one node connected from the list provided.
for IPv6, use
[2001:470:c019::2013:401]
Note the clever use of 2013-04-01
November 25, 2013, 08:44:47 PM
Try adding cryptopools.com and cryptobytes.info as a node I'll bring them online tomorrow
November 25, 2013, 08:19:33 PM
U added bte.crypto-expert.com as one?
Just added. Thanks!
Now if I could only get at least 6 more for a total of 8.
November 25, 2013, 08:09:43 PM
U added bte.crypto-expert.com as one?
November 25, 2013, 08:02:04 PM
Are there any new nodes available? I can't seem to get more than one node connected from the list provided.
November 24, 2013, 05:58:01 AM
Bytecoin still goin strong
November 23, 2013, 05:23:47 PM
Is something wrong whit the Bytecoin explorer?
It stuck @ block 26774.
It stuck @ block 26774.
bte.cryptocoinexplorer.com resolves to 84.200.4.218
I see connections to that address in my debug.log, and I see block numbers that are more recent.
November 19, 2013, 06:49:05 PM
Is something wrong whit the Bytecoin explorer?
It stuck @ block 26774.
It stuck @ block 26774.
November 17, 2013, 07:54:23 AM
Has the client every been updated yet, any news on merged mining
I am using the original client with success. This is not merge mined.
There is a stratum pool available, at stratum+tcp://stratum.coinex.pw:9022 This pool requires you to register and to use a worker name/password.
I have pointed a portion of an Avalon toward the pool. The three day average since the last difficulty change gives 3.48 blocks / hour with an expected difficulty drop in 20 days.
I will try to keep my hashrate low enough that the difficulty drops, but the long range forecast is that Avalon owners will move to BTE as their net earnings fall to their electricity cost. I may switch my strategy as things evolve.
November 17, 2013, 04:02:04 AM
Has the client every been updated yet, any news on merged mining
November 16, 2013, 01:12:22 PM
thank you!~i'm buying all I can off the exchanges while this gem is still wayyyy undervalued imho!=) buy/mine+hold type coin!!
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Yes, there has been a large amount of volume for BTE on the exchanges in the past week. It is still a great bargain.
November 14, 2013, 04:56:11 PM
I mined some blocks in the 24192 - 26208 epoch. The difficulty was 14202. I miscalculated, and thought the block rate was 10 blocks / hour (6 min each) rather than 6 blocks / hour (10 min each) and as a result I mined a little too fast and the difficulty rose to 20975.
I have cut back the GH/s that I am sending to BTE. For the past 24 hours, the mining rate has been about 2.5 blocks / hour. This will cause the chain to stay relatively updated, and the difficulty should drop. If anyone flash mines faster after 14 days, the difficulty will still drop. A few people dropped in with huge hash rates and mined a few blocks during the past week, then left again.
I will try to strike a balance of gaining coins & keeping the difficulty low.
I would like to have software that will work with the cgminer API, perhaps in Python, and send lots of hashpower when there is a transaction to process, and then wait for a timeout to send more hashpower.
I have cut back the GH/s that I am sending to BTE. For the past 24 hours, the mining rate has been about 2.5 blocks / hour. This will cause the chain to stay relatively updated, and the difficulty should drop. If anyone flash mines faster after 14 days, the difficulty will still drop. A few people dropped in with huge hash rates and mined a few blocks during the past week, then left again.
I will try to strike a balance of gaining coins & keeping the difficulty low.
I would like to have software that will work with the cgminer API, perhaps in Python, and send lots of hashpower when there is a transaction to process, and then wait for a timeout to send more hashpower.
thank you!~i'm buying all I can off the exchanges while this gem is still wayyyy undervalued imho!=) buy/mine+hold type coin!!
I am selling. I set my price by the difficulty ratio.
ok well dump to 420 i will scoop them up! LOL
get it? hahaaa November 14, 2013, 04:12:07 PM
I mined some blocks in the 24192 - 26208 epoch. The difficulty was 14202. I miscalculated, and thought the block rate was 10 blocks / hour (6 min each) rather than 6 blocks / hour (10 min each) and as a result I mined a little too fast and the difficulty rose to 20975.
I have cut back the GH/s that I am sending to BTE. For the past 24 hours, the mining rate has been about 2.5 blocks / hour. This will cause the chain to stay relatively updated, and the difficulty should drop. If anyone flash mines faster after 14 days, the difficulty will still drop. A few people dropped in with huge hash rates and mined a few blocks during the past week, then left again.
I will try to strike a balance of gaining coins & keeping the difficulty low.
I would like to have software that will work with the cgminer API, perhaps in Python, and send lots of hashpower when there is a transaction to process, and then wait for a timeout to send more hashpower.
I have cut back the GH/s that I am sending to BTE. For the past 24 hours, the mining rate has been about 2.5 blocks / hour. This will cause the chain to stay relatively updated, and the difficulty should drop. If anyone flash mines faster after 14 days, the difficulty will still drop. A few people dropped in with huge hash rates and mined a few blocks during the past week, then left again.
I will try to strike a balance of gaining coins & keeping the difficulty low.
I would like to have software that will work with the cgminer API, perhaps in Python, and send lots of hashpower when there is a transaction to process, and then wait for a timeout to send more hashpower.
thank you!~i'm buying all I can off the exchanges while this gem is still wayyyy undervalued imho!=) buy/mine+hold type coin!!
I am selling. I set my price by the difficulty ratio.
November 14, 2013, 03:13:06 PM
I mined some blocks in the 24192 - 26208 epoch. The difficulty was 14202. I miscalculated, and thought the block rate was 10 blocks / hour (6 min each) rather than 6 blocks / hour (10 min each) and as a result I mined a little too fast and the difficulty rose to 20975.
I have cut back the GH/s that I am sending to BTE. For the past 24 hours, the mining rate has been about 2.5 blocks / hour. This will cause the chain to stay relatively updated, and the difficulty should drop. If anyone flash mines faster after 14 days, the difficulty will still drop. A few people dropped in with huge hash rates and mined a few blocks during the past week, then left again.
I will try to strike a balance of gaining coins & keeping the difficulty low.
I would like to have software that will work with the cgminer API, perhaps in Python, and send lots of hashpower when there is a transaction to process, and then wait for a timeout to send more hashpower.
I have cut back the GH/s that I am sending to BTE. For the past 24 hours, the mining rate has been about 2.5 blocks / hour. This will cause the chain to stay relatively updated, and the difficulty should drop. If anyone flash mines faster after 14 days, the difficulty will still drop. A few people dropped in with huge hash rates and mined a few blocks during the past week, then left again.
I will try to strike a balance of gaining coins & keeping the difficulty low.
I would like to have software that will work with the cgminer API, perhaps in Python, and send lots of hashpower when there is a transaction to process, and then wait for a timeout to send more hashpower.
thank you!~i'm buying all I can off the exchanges while this gem is still wayyyy undervalued imho!=) buy/mine+hold type coin!!
November 14, 2013, 02:55:26 PM
I mined some blocks in the 24192 - 26208 epoch. The difficulty was 14202. I miscalculated, and thought the block rate was 10 blocks / hour (6 min each) rather than 6 blocks / hour (10 min each) and as a result I mined a little too fast and the difficulty rose to 20975.
I have cut back the GH/s that I am sending to BTE. For the past 24 hours, the mining rate has been about 2.5 blocks / hour. This will cause the chain to stay relatively updated, and the difficulty should drop. If anyone flash mines faster after 14 days, the difficulty will still drop. A few people dropped in with huge hash rates and mined a few blocks during the past week, then left again.
I will try to strike a balance of gaining coins & keeping the difficulty low.
I would like to have software that will work with the cgminer API, perhaps in Python, and send lots of hashpower when there is a transaction to process, and then wait for a timeout to send more hashpower.
I have cut back the GH/s that I am sending to BTE. For the past 24 hours, the mining rate has been about 2.5 blocks / hour. This will cause the chain to stay relatively updated, and the difficulty should drop. If anyone flash mines faster after 14 days, the difficulty will still drop. A few people dropped in with huge hash rates and mined a few blocks during the past week, then left again.
I will try to strike a balance of gaining coins & keeping the difficulty low.
I would like to have software that will work with the cgminer API, perhaps in Python, and send lots of hashpower when there is a transaction to process, and then wait for a timeout to send more hashpower.
November 07, 2013, 05:35:39 AM
So what is the recommended mining pool software for this coin? Should we use https://github.com/slush0/stratum-mining
October 28, 2013, 10:08:06 PM
not much lately been working on the pool, frontend is 100% finished, just stratum left to finish
cool i'm a big supporter of bytecoin keep me in the loop whats going on i'd like to see us trading way higher buying up all I can down here...crazy prices..keep us traders up to date i'll promote for ya!! many thanks!
October 28, 2013, 05:31:35 PM
not much lately been working on the pool, frontend is 100% finished, just stratum left to finish
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