Topic: [ANN] CureCoin 2.0 is live - Mandatory Update is available now - DEC 2018 - page 12. (Read 696267 times)

Bittrex wallet of Curecoin is frequently blocked.
Any reason?

The short answer is "no"
Mining CURE, on your own with an S9, requires using a piece of software (like NOMP, UNOMP, or Continum) with an alteration to the code of that solo-pool software.
As far as mining in a public pool goes, you're likely to only see a block return measured in weeks (as 99.9% of all the non-PoS blocks are mined by 3 separate people each with their own solo-pool).

Dear friend, can anyone explain to me how to mine curecoin with antminer s9 step by step?

I set up curecoin wallet and tried to mine this coin at 803mine pool. It is written that they paying every 2 minutes for confirmed blocks.

I was mining couple of hours at this pool but my wallet balance still 0

that is fantastic news

A very good project, it can make a contribution to the world Difficult miscellaneous diseases it is very rare, and I support such a project, we must support your attention.

Since the wallet is getting an overhaul, any chance of making the needed modernizations (gettxout and CLTV) to allow trading on BarterDEX?

--Curecoin 2018 Updates and Roadmap--

The folding pool is making its move to a decentralized solution where all folding and research rewards will be handled from within the Curecoin wallet client. Recent upgrade of the folding pool to version 1.4.2 brings us another step closer to that while offering a reliable platform to send out the rewards with the current system.

A hardfork is planned for the Curecoin 1.x wallet to move over to full proof-of-stake minting, removing the energy-hungry ASIC variable from the system. This will allow 99.99% of all computing power to go to the research process. Block time will be reduced to 4 minutes to allow for faster transaction confirms when sending coins to and from exchanges and P2P wallets. To balance the removal of SHA-256D ASIC coins and encourage higher staking consensus participation, the staking reward will go up to 4% from its current 1%. The minimum stake age will be lowered from 30 days to 4 days as well. We feel these are a great balance for long-term holders and people that would like to stake quickly. Additionally, lower staking times increase full node participation and reduce the profits lost to stakers who also actively transfer Curecoin tokens on the network. These additions will allow more people to get stake blocks (by about 220%) and the stake rewards will be larger.

The CURE 2.0 wallet will be a new platform operated in a split chain manner where everyone holding CURE 1.x will get an equal amount of CURE 2.0. The 1.x chain will stay maintained and active for further development of new features like storing medical documents on the blockchain and penetrating the multi-billion-dollar healthcare industry.

Today, the CURE 1.x system contributes over 47 petaflops to Folding@home computational biology research. An alliance with FoldingCoin via merge folding further enables the Curecoin Team to dominate over 50% of Stanford’s globally distributed network. These are testaments to the success, utility and collaboration created by our tokenized incentive system. Thanks to everyone who has joined their processing power with us on a journey of discovery; searching for better, cheaper and faster medicines. Each protein-folding participant in Curecoin, no matter how small, leaves his or her own legacy of priceless research.

https://curecoin.net/dev-blog/

Yeah I wouldn't be using more than two in any one board. Thanks ol' buddy! 

I had a good experience with those. the key to remember is that with non-powered 16x-16x you're limited to what the board can handle power-wise; so, with most "regular" boards anything over 4 can cause some issues (no matter how many slots the board has).

So I understand that there can be a significant drop in performance if using 1x risers. I am wondering if anyone is using and can recommend x16 to x16 risers that aren't complete garbage but also don't cost an arm and a leg?

I don't want any of those generic grey ribbon cables with the blue tape around the soldered areas. I am looking at something like this:

https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812183053

or this:

https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812198039

but have no clue if they're actually any better or worth the price compared to what else might be out there.

What countries will your business service?

You forgot
4) to buy more folding equipment
 

 nobody complains  but it could have been the following scenarios: 1) to buy food for this coin; 2) to enter Stanford university in case of a large amount of total earned PPD; 3) to get a percent of revenue in case of an invent of a new medicine (in relation to that pool what folded) etc, it is only my conjecture  then this coin can get a real popularity and usage after folding

I don't feel the need to complain,
A little introduction to curecoin development is beneficial

   thanks for your answer  

   but does this coin have a real value? or what benefits will I get by possessing this coin? maybe there are some shops where I can spend it for goods or something else?   'cause I don't quite understand why people buy it and push the price higher, of course, it happens on the reason of people speculative interest but maybe there is something behind it?

With that config in one month you should earn about 200-240 Curecoins (slowly decreasing over time with the increasing popularity of the coin).
However only a fortune teller could tell you what revenue in USD it would represent

So is this the project volk is referring to? i thought we were getting snapshot and those cure coin wallets got sigmaX

Is this the project our developer here has been working on or some other project that is getting released that now is not related directly to cure coin?

guys, please, don't hold in 

maybe there is a telegram, discord or slack channel in regard to this project? As I learnt it I really liked the idea  when you understand that your computer helps science and you can have a revenue

SigmaX was release at a beta, nothing else has been released since. 

I think there was a beta test back in August but I don't know what happened with that. I asked how that was going back in October but never heard anything. I can't seem to log in to the curecoin.net forum or reset my password either but maybe there is some more info over there.