Same thing after restarting. Going to try on win8.
-tb-
Topic: [ANN] CureCoin 2.0 is live - Mandatory Update is available now - DEC 2018 - page 72. (Read 696267 times)
March 22, 2016, 04:05:03 AM
March 22, 2016, 04:01:30 AM
I'm on Win10 and it was running fine. Found a few blocks but now I'm getting this:
-tb-
-tb-
try restarting just the miner, first, the client and daemon seem to be solid. If that does not work restart the daemon as well. Something to note, the window for the daemon once open will say "miner".
That's the daemon even though the window says "tesnet miner".
-tb-
Yes, that name change is on the to-do list for the next released compile, did restarting get everything running for you again?
March 22, 2016, 03:48:08 AM
I'm on Win10 and it was running fine. Found a few blocks but now I'm getting this:
-tb-
-tb-
try restarting just the miner, first, the client and daemon seem to be solid. If that does not work restart the daemon as well. Something to note, the window for the daemon once open will say "miner".
That's the daemon even though the window says "tesnet miner".
-tb-
March 22, 2016, 03:42:34 AM
I'm on Win10 and it was running fine. Found a few blocks but now I'm getting this:
-tb-
-tb-
try restarting just the miner, first, the client and daemon seem to be solid. If that does not work restart the daemon as well. Something to note, the window for the daemon once open will say "miner".
March 22, 2016, 03:39:44 AM
Since the thread is busy right now I'd like to get some content out here. Please consider joining curecoin.net/forum to be more involved in the curecoin community for future posts, suggestions, etc.
First off, I'd like to cover the attempt to expand the core team. It was recently said that there have been no efforts to expand the team, and that many people would be willing to work with us for free because curecoin is an interesting project. This has certainly not been the case thus far, I have reached out to a lot of people via bitcointalk, linkedin, and various other channels only to find the only people offering help are far from ready to offer that help for free. With the recent change in market movement and the soon coming launch of the SigmaXcoin beta (likely tonight) I figured this is the best time to extend the offer once again to the community to join the core team. If you are interested in joining the core team please head over to the curecoin.net/forum and post there with what type of skills you want to offer to the curecoin project. Anyone who is accepted into the core team will be paid with curecoin, and possibly btc also depending on the work rendered. Web design, logo design, C developers, Java developers, and social media marketers are just a few of the things we are looking to expand.
It's been recently proposed that Team Curecoin is selling itself short by focusing too much on donations to Stanford's folding@home servers and other charities. Due to funds being appropriated to those causes it was simply what needed to be done, however we are going to start taking a much different approach to this. Starting today curecoin donations will be sold off in a few test crowd sales to see how the reception is on bitcointalk forum with this method. The first few crowd sales will be small and capped in value, again this is to test the reception of this on bitcointalk forum vs using various other crowdfunding sites. One of the large factors is this is the ability to accept bitcoin without having a 3rd party involved, because I think everyone on this forum can agree its best to keep your balances in secure cryptocurrency wallets without the meddling hands of a 3rd party and their high fiat money handling fees.
The 3 test crowd sales will be for the following items;
1. Overall development of Curecoin including websites, social media, promotional materials (pretty much everything already listed in the uses for the developer fund)
2. Fundraisers that have curecoins already donated to them, including
a.ANTRUK: Learn More on the ANTRUK homepage. http://www.antibioticresearch.org.uk/
b.Bonfils: Learn More on the Bonfils Blood Center homepage. http://www.bonfils.org/index.cfm/medical-services/research/
By participating in these crowd sales you will not only be contributing to the above list including curecoin development you will also be rewarded in curecoins. This will also help us unload these coins without saturating the market therefor encouraging more folding to earn curecoins which is the main goal of curecoin. With that said, for those who have not been watching the market, the recent price spikes are showing that it is currently profitable to fold proteins and contribute to medical research! This is the "synergistic tipping point" of the scarcity of curecoin driving more research to be done for the profitable rewards all the while knowing that your computational cycles are not just burning electricity on random numbers. Speaking of scarcity, Curecoin will be 2 years old on May 10 2016, which will mark its halfway point to block halving.
Vorksholk just said he is anticipating being ready to launch the SigmaXcoin beta around midnight Eastern Standard time. I will be preparing for that, we will likely have a google hangout / skype chat group for people to join the "beta launch party". I also hope to have the first crowd sale test runs listed today.
Don't forget to join the curecoin community at https://www.curecoin.net/forum !
Cheers and happy folding
First off, I'd like to cover the attempt to expand the core team. It was recently said that there have been no efforts to expand the team, and that many people would be willing to work with us for free because curecoin is an interesting project. This has certainly not been the case thus far, I have reached out to a lot of people via bitcointalk, linkedin, and various other channels only to find the only people offering help are far from ready to offer that help for free. With the recent change in market movement and the soon coming launch of the SigmaXcoin beta (likely tonight) I figured this is the best time to extend the offer once again to the community to join the core team. If you are interested in joining the core team please head over to the curecoin.net/forum and post there with what type of skills you want to offer to the curecoin project. Anyone who is accepted into the core team will be paid with curecoin, and possibly btc also depending on the work rendered. Web design, logo design, C developers, Java developers, and social media marketers are just a few of the things we are looking to expand.
It's been recently proposed that Team Curecoin is selling itself short by focusing too much on donations to Stanford's folding@home servers and other charities. Due to funds being appropriated to those causes it was simply what needed to be done, however we are going to start taking a much different approach to this. Starting today curecoin donations will be sold off in a few test crowd sales to see how the reception is on bitcointalk forum with this method. The first few crowd sales will be small and capped in value, again this is to test the reception of this on bitcointalk forum vs using various other crowdfunding sites. One of the large factors is this is the ability to accept bitcoin without having a 3rd party involved, because I think everyone on this forum can agree its best to keep your balances in secure cryptocurrency wallets without the meddling hands of a 3rd party and their high fiat money handling fees.
The 3 test crowd sales will be for the following items;
1. Overall development of Curecoin including websites, social media, promotional materials (pretty much everything already listed in the uses for the developer fund)
2. Fundraisers that have curecoins already donated to them, including
a.ANTRUK: Learn More on the ANTRUK homepage. http://www.antibioticresearch.org.uk/
b.Bonfils: Learn More on the Bonfils Blood Center homepage. http://www.bonfils.org/index.cfm/medical-services/research/
By participating in these crowd sales you will not only be contributing to the above list including curecoin development you will also be rewarded in curecoins. This will also help us unload these coins without saturating the market therefor encouraging more folding to earn curecoins which is the main goal of curecoin. With that said, for those who have not been watching the market, the recent price spikes are showing that it is currently profitable to fold proteins and contribute to medical research! This is the "synergistic tipping point" of the scarcity of curecoin driving more research to be done for the profitable rewards all the while knowing that your computational cycles are not just burning electricity on random numbers. Speaking of scarcity, Curecoin will be 2 years old on May 10 2016, which will mark its halfway point to block halving.
Vorksholk just said he is anticipating being ready to launch the SigmaXcoin beta around midnight Eastern Standard time. I will be preparing for that, we will likely have a google hangout / skype chat group for people to join the "beta launch party". I also hope to have the first crowd sale test runs listed today.
Don't forget to join the curecoin community at https://www.curecoin.net/forum !
Cheers and happy folding
In case it is difficult to raise the money needed now, I expect that it will be much easier after the launch of SigmaX, as the interested community will be larger. Curecoin is still trying to shake off its ravaging history of bear market prices.
There is a plethora of different reasons why price support was a bit skewed with curecoin from the start, including coinmarketcap getting stats completely wrong about 2 weeks into the launch, which made a lot of investors jump ship. They have a fairly accurate picture of whats on the block chain now however our block explorer is more accurate https://chainz.cryptoid.info/cure/ . Another big reason is that a lot of "legacy folders" were happy to get whatever the market was offering likely not having a ton of experience in trading against bots on exchanges. These things and others seem to be shifting now to where folding could be short and long term profitable.
March 22, 2016, 03:26:21 AM
I'm on Win10 and it was running fine. Found a few blocks but now I'm getting this:
-tb-
-tb-
March 22, 2016, 03:25:58 AM
Since the thread is busy right now I'd like to get some content out here. Please consider joining curecoin.net/forum to be more involved in the curecoin community for future posts, suggestions, etc.
First off, I'd like to cover the attempt to expand the core team. It was recently said that there have been no efforts to expand the team, and that many people would be willing to work with us for free because curecoin is an interesting project. This has certainly not been the case thus far, I have reached out to a lot of people via bitcointalk, linkedin, and various other channels only to find the only people offering help are far from ready to offer that help for free. With the recent change in market movement and the soon coming launch of the SigmaXcoin beta (likely tonight) I figured this is the best time to extend the offer once again to the community to join the core team. If you are interested in joining the core team please head over to the curecoin.net/forum and post there with what type of skills you want to offer to the curecoin project. Anyone who is accepted into the core team will be paid with curecoin, and possibly btc also depending on the work rendered. Web design, logo design, C developers, Java developers, and social media marketers are just a few of the things we are looking to expand.
It's been recently proposed that Team Curecoin is selling itself short by focusing too much on donations to Stanford's folding@home servers and other charities. Due to funds being appropriated to those causes it was simply what needed to be done, however we are going to start taking a much different approach to this. Starting today curecoin donations will be sold off in a few test crowd sales to see how the reception is on bitcointalk forum with this method. The first few crowd sales will be small and capped in value, again this is to test the reception of this on bitcointalk forum vs using various other crowdfunding sites. One of the large factors is this is the ability to accept bitcoin without having a 3rd party involved, because I think everyone on this forum can agree its best to keep your balances in secure cryptocurrency wallets without the meddling hands of a 3rd party and their high fiat money handling fees.
The 3 test crowd sales will be for the following items;
1. Overall development of Curecoin including websites, social media, promotional materials (pretty much everything already listed in the uses for the developer fund)
2. Fundraisers that have curecoins already donated to them, including
a.ANTRUK: Learn More on the ANTRUK homepage. http://www.antibioticresearch.org.uk/
b.Bonfils: Learn More on the Bonfils Blood Center homepage. http://www.bonfils.org/index.cfm/medical-services/research/
By participating in these crowd sales you will not only be contributing to the above list including curecoin development you will also be rewarded in curecoins. This will also help us unload these coins without saturating the market therefor encouraging more folding to earn curecoins which is the main goal of curecoin. With that said, for those who have not been watching the market, the recent price spikes are showing that it is currently profitable to fold proteins and contribute to medical research! This is the "synergistic tipping point" of the scarcity of curecoin driving more research to be done for the profitable rewards all the while knowing that your computational cycles are not just burning electricity on random numbers. Speaking of scarcity, Curecoin will be 2 years old on May 10 2016, which will mark its halfway point to block halving.
Vorksholk just said he is anticipating being ready to launch the SigmaXcoin beta around midnight Eastern Standard time. I will be preparing for that, we will likely have a google hangout / skype chat group for people to join the "beta launch party". I also hope to have the first crowd sale test runs listed today.
Don't forget to join the curecoin community at https://www.curecoin.net/forum !
Cheers and happy folding
First off, I'd like to cover the attempt to expand the core team. It was recently said that there have been no efforts to expand the team, and that many people would be willing to work with us for free because curecoin is an interesting project. This has certainly not been the case thus far, I have reached out to a lot of people via bitcointalk, linkedin, and various other channels only to find the only people offering help are far from ready to offer that help for free. With the recent change in market movement and the soon coming launch of the SigmaXcoin beta (likely tonight) I figured this is the best time to extend the offer once again to the community to join the core team. If you are interested in joining the core team please head over to the curecoin.net/forum and post there with what type of skills you want to offer to the curecoin project. Anyone who is accepted into the core team will be paid with curecoin, and possibly btc also depending on the work rendered. Web design, logo design, C developers, Java developers, and social media marketers are just a few of the things we are looking to expand.
It's been recently proposed that Team Curecoin is selling itself short by focusing too much on donations to Stanford's folding@home servers and other charities. Due to funds being appropriated to those causes it was simply what needed to be done, however we are going to start taking a much different approach to this. Starting today curecoin donations will be sold off in a few test crowd sales to see how the reception is on bitcointalk forum with this method. The first few crowd sales will be small and capped in value, again this is to test the reception of this on bitcointalk forum vs using various other crowdfunding sites. One of the large factors is this is the ability to accept bitcoin without having a 3rd party involved, because I think everyone on this forum can agree its best to keep your balances in secure cryptocurrency wallets without the meddling hands of a 3rd party and their high fiat money handling fees.
The 3 test crowd sales will be for the following items;
1. Overall development of Curecoin including websites, social media, promotional materials (pretty much everything already listed in the uses for the developer fund)
2. Fundraisers that have curecoins already donated to them, including
a.ANTRUK: Learn More on the ANTRUK homepage. http://www.antibioticresearch.org.uk/
b.Bonfils: Learn More on the Bonfils Blood Center homepage. http://www.bonfils.org/index.cfm/medical-services/research/
By participating in these crowd sales you will not only be contributing to the above list including curecoin development you will also be rewarded in curecoins. This will also help us unload these coins without saturating the market therefor encouraging more folding to earn curecoins which is the main goal of curecoin. With that said, for those who have not been watching the market, the recent price spikes are showing that it is currently profitable to fold proteins and contribute to medical research! This is the "synergistic tipping point" of the scarcity of curecoin driving more research to be done for the profitable rewards all the while knowing that your computational cycles are not just burning electricity on random numbers. Speaking of scarcity, Curecoin will be 2 years old on May 10 2016, which will mark its halfway point to block halving.
Vorksholk just said he is anticipating being ready to launch the SigmaXcoin beta around midnight Eastern Standard time. I will be preparing for that, we will likely have a google hangout / skype chat group for people to join the "beta launch party". I also hope to have the first crowd sale test runs listed today.
Don't forget to join the curecoin community at https://www.curecoin.net/forum !
Cheers and happy folding
In case it is difficult to raise the money needed now, I expect that it will be much easier after the launch of SigmaX, as the interested community will be larger. Curecoin is still trying to shake off its ravaging history of bear market prices.
March 22, 2016, 03:16:22 AM
After downloading and unzipping, I tried to run the client by double-clicking SigmaXTestnetClientv1.0.0b1.jar on my Windows 10 computer within Windows Explorer (Exploder!) , but the cursor just whirs for a moment, then nothing happens. Am I missing something?
Run the daemon first. My bad for reading that too fast... If that does not work, try the Java downloads[/quote]
I first had to uninstall my older Java versions, then installed the newest one, and Java acknowledges that it is now up to date. I then rebooted the computer. I tried to run the daemon, but get the same result (the cursor just whirs for a moment, then nothing happens).
I am not sure what you mean by "If that does not work, try the Java downloads." Could you write out the steps to try? Thanks...
"Does the command line stay open? " I can get the command prompt, but I don't think that is what you are asking...
[/quote]
"If that does not work, try the Java downloads."
I just meant to try the daemon first but it sounds like you have already tried it in that order. I'm trying to do a little fly by night patching but we pushed pretty late into the wee hours of the morning getting the beta posted. I will get a fresh VM going tomorrow for some video demos. Vorksholk will have to do most of the polishing of the code. I'm trying to think of what we might be missing here to get you going, but the late night is starting to catch up with me as well
I'll keep looking around in the code and post any updates. March 22, 2016, 02:43:14 AM
After downloading and unzipping, I tried to run the client by double-clicking SigmaXTestnetClientv1.0.0b1.jar on my Windows 10 computer within Windows Explorer (Exploder!) , but the cursor just whirs for a moment, then nothing happens. Am I missing something?
[/quote]
Run the daemon first. My bad for reading that too fast... If that does not work, try the Java downloads
[/quote]
I first had to uninstall my older Java versions, then installed the newest one, and Java acknowledges that it is now up to date. I then rebooted the computer. I tried to run the daemon, but get the same result (the cursor just whirs for a moment, then nothing happens).
I am not sure what you mean by "If that does not work, try the Java downloads." Could you write out the steps to try? Thanks...
"Does the command line stay open? " I can get the command prompt, but I don't think that is what you are asking...
[/quote]
Run the daemon first. My bad for reading that too fast... If that does not work, try the Java downloads
[/quote]
I first had to uninstall my older Java versions, then installed the newest one, and Java acknowledges that it is now up to date. I then rebooted the computer. I tried to run the daemon, but get the same result (the cursor just whirs for a moment, then nothing happens).
I am not sure what you mean by "If that does not work, try the Java downloads." Could you write out the steps to try? Thanks...
"Does the command line stay open? " I can get the command prompt, but I don't think that is what you are asking...
March 22, 2016, 02:18:39 AM
The first beta of SigmaX TESTNET is available: http://1.curecoinmirror.com/sigmax/SigmaXTestnetBeta1.zip
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
Many thanks to Vorksholk for making the time to release this tonight! I just downloaded the link and fired it up, I was actually able to mine a few blocks without a crash. Give it a try and see what you think. As he had mentioned expect some bugs in the miner for this initial release ( just restart it if it crashes ). To find your address, just go into the folder that will be created in the same directory as the java files, the directory name in there will be your SigmaXcoin address. Post your addresses so we can send some transactions
Congratulations to Vorksholk for pushing out new code!
After downloading and unzipping, I tried to run the client by double-clicking SigmaXTestnetClientv1.0.0b1.jar on my Windows 10 computer within Windows Explorer (Exploder!) , but the cursor just whirs for a moment, then nothing happens. Am I missing something?
I get the same result for SigmaXTestnetDaemonv1.0.0b1.jar and SigmaXTestnetMinerv1.0.0b1.jar.
Does the command line stay open?
March 22, 2016, 01:57:37 AM
The first beta of SigmaX TESTNET is available: http://1.curecoinmirror.com/sigmax/SigmaXTestnetBeta1.zip
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
Many thanks to Vorksholk for making the time to release this tonight! I just downloaded the link and fired it up, I was actually able to mine a few blocks without a crash. Give it a try and see what you think. As he had mentioned expect some bugs in the miner for this initial release ( just restart it if it crashes ). To find your address, just go into the folder that will be created in the same directory as the java files, the directory name in there will be your SigmaXcoin address. Post your addresses so we can send some transactions
Congratulations to Vorksholk for pushing out new code!
After downloading and unzipping, I tried to run the client by double-clicking SigmaXTestnetClientv1.0.0b1.jar on my Windows 10 computer within Windows Explorer (Exploder!) , but the cursor just whirs for a moment, then nothing happens. Am I missing something?
March 22, 2016, 01:53:29 AM
The first beta of SigmaX TESTNET is available: http://1.curecoinmirror.com/sigmax/SigmaXTestnetBeta1.zip
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
Many thanks to Vorksholk for making the time to release this tonight! I just downloaded the link and fired it up, I was actually able to mine a few blocks without a crash. Give it a try and see what you think. As he had mentioned expect some bugs in the miner for this initial release ( just restart it if it crashes ). To find your address, just go into the folder that will be created in the same directory as the java files, the directory name in there will be your SigmaXcoin address. Post your addresses so we can send some transactions
Congratulations to Vorksholk for pushing out new code!
After downloading and unzipping, I tried to run the client by double-clicking SigmaXTestnetClientv1.0.0b1.jar on my Windows 10 computer within Windows Explorer (Exploder!) , but the cursor just whirs for a moment, then nothing happens. Am I missing something?
Have you updated Java lately? http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jre8-downloads-2133155.html
March 22, 2016, 01:46:30 AM
The first beta of SigmaX TESTNET is available: http://1.curecoinmirror.com/sigmax/SigmaXTestnetBeta1.zip
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
Many thanks to Vorksholk for making the time to release this tonight! I just downloaded the link and fired it up, I was actually able to mine a few blocks without a crash. Give it a try and see what you think. As he had mentioned expect some bugs in the miner for this initial release ( just restart it if it crashes ). To find your address, just go into the folder that will be created in the same directory as the java files, the directory name in there will be your SigmaXcoin address. Post your addresses so we can send some transactions
Congratulations to Vorksholk for pushing out new code!
After downloading and unzipping, I tried to run the client by double-clicking SigmaXTestnetClientv1.0.0b1.jar on my Windows 10 computer within Windows Explorer (Exploder!) , but the cursor just whirs for a moment, then nothing happens. Am I missing something?
I get the same result for SigmaXTestnetDaemonv1.0.0b1.jar and SigmaXTestnetMinerv1.0.0b1.jar.
March 22, 2016, 12:58:46 AM
The first beta of SigmaX TESTNET is available: http://1.curecoinmirror.com/sigmax/SigmaXTestnetBeta1.zip
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
Many thanks to Vorksholk for making the time to release this tonight! I just downloaded the link and fired it up, I was actually able to mine a few blocks without a crash. Give it a try and see what you think. As he had mentioned expect some bugs in the miner for this initial release ( just restart it if it crashes ). To find your address, just go into the folder that will be created in the same directory as the java files, the directory name in there will be your SigmaXcoin address. Post your addresses so we can send some transactions
March 22, 2016, 12:26:28 AM
The first beta of SigmaX TESTNET is available: http://1.curecoinmirror.com/sigmax/SigmaXTestnetBeta1.zip
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
As usual, this isn't mining for profit. These testnet coins are worthless.
Expect stuff to be broken. Currently, the miner dies after it gets one block, I'm way too tired to troubleshoot multithreaded applications, so that's on the docker for the next few days.
Try to break stuff, let me know when it does.
The download contains the daemon, command-line client, and the miner. On Windows, you can just double-click. On linux/mac, open a terminal, cd to the containing directory, and use "java -jar xxx.jar" where xxx.jar is the jarfile you want to run.
If you want to compile the source yourself, the source for all of the jar files are in a folder titled "Source."
Thanks for testing!!
March 21, 2016, 11:54:48 PM
Nice to see the progress!
Regarding the crowd sale:
If I got things right, even the minimum goal of 2.5 BTC would mean to pay 0,00025 BTC per CureCoin.
With the current exchange rate being 0.00007413 BTC, why would anyone buy from the overpriced crowd sale?
Going a bit under the actual exchange rate with your crowd sale would lead to much more success imo.
Hope my input helps - what do you think?
Regarding the crowd sale:
If I got things right, even the minimum goal of 2.5 BTC would mean to pay 0,00025 BTC per CureCoin.
With the current exchange rate being 0.00007413 BTC, why would anyone buy from the overpriced crowd sale?
Going a bit under the actual exchange rate with your crowd sale would lead to much more success imo.
Hope my input helps - what do you think?
Your logic makes sense from the viewpoint of many of the profit seekers that alt coins try to leverage. If we wanted to sell under market value we could just go to the exchanges though
. This is intended for people looking to support curecoin while getting a chance to invest at the same time, much like a kick starter. That is the backup plan since kick starter investors like a creative idea to fund, I thought it was best to offer it directly to the BTC community first. On a not terribly important side note, you would be well up into the 8k - 9k sats range to buy a full 10k curecoin right now all at once.
March 21, 2016, 11:30:00 PM
Nice to see the progress!
Regarding the crowd sale:
If I got things right, even the minimum goal of 2.5 BTC would mean to pay 0,00025 BTC per CureCoin.
With the current exchange rate being 0.00007413 BTC, why would anyone buy from the overpriced crowd sale?
Going a bit under the actual exchange rate with your crowd sale would lead to much more success imo.
Hope my input helps - what do you think?
Regarding the crowd sale:
If I got things right, even the minimum goal of 2.5 BTC would mean to pay 0,00025 BTC per CureCoin.
With the current exchange rate being 0.00007413 BTC, why would anyone buy from the overpriced crowd sale?
Going a bit under the actual exchange rate with your crowd sale would lead to much more success imo.
Hope my input helps - what do you think?
March 21, 2016, 10:04:43 PM
This is the kickoff to the crowd sale test runs to get a feel for how well this will work on bitcointalk and curecoin.net/forum.
Before it begins please know that all round 1 contributions MUST be posted on https://www.curecoin.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3902&p=5659#p5658 for approval, any unapproved contributions will not be awarded in curecoin.
This is a proactive way of dealing with the large amount of curecoin in donation wallets without saturating the market. Since this will sovle a lot of market saturation issues it can be expected that the price of curecoin will now follow the basic scarcity model as it is intended. Total BTC maximum is 5 BTC in round 1.
The first crowd sale will be for Curecoin development. 10,000 Curecoins will be divided up among the contributors. Minimum contribution in round 1 is 0.25 BTC. Minimum goal for release of curecoins to contributors is 2.5 BTC. This will be round 1 of roughly 45 rounds spread over time (again depending on response).
After this there will be a curecoin crowd sale for ;
a.ANTRUK: Learn More on the ANTRUK homepage. http://www.antibioticresearch.org.uk/
b.Bonfils: Learn More on the Bonfils Blood Center homepage. http://www.bonfils.org/index.cfm/medical-services/research/
This will repeat if the response is good. If you are interested please head over to https://www.curecoin.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3902&p=5659#p5658
Create a login if you do not have one. The crowd sale is going to be hosted on curecoin.net to keep the event orginazed and bring some traffic to the curecoin forum. Bitcointalk private messages can be utilized also if need be.
Before it begins please know that all round 1 contributions MUST be posted on https://www.curecoin.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3902&p=5659#p5658 for approval, any unapproved contributions will not be awarded in curecoin.
This is a proactive way of dealing with the large amount of curecoin in donation wallets without saturating the market. Since this will sovle a lot of market saturation issues it can be expected that the price of curecoin will now follow the basic scarcity model as it is intended. Total BTC maximum is 5 BTC in round 1.
The first crowd sale will be for Curecoin development. 10,000 Curecoins will be divided up among the contributors. Minimum contribution in round 1 is 0.25 BTC. Minimum goal for release of curecoins to contributors is 2.5 BTC. This will be round 1 of roughly 45 rounds spread over time (again depending on response).
After this there will be a curecoin crowd sale for ;
a.ANTRUK: Learn More on the ANTRUK homepage. http://www.antibioticresearch.org.uk/
b.Bonfils: Learn More on the Bonfils Blood Center homepage. http://www.bonfils.org/index.cfm/medical-services/research/
This will repeat if the response is good. If you are interested please head over to https://www.curecoin.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3902&p=5659#p5658
Create a login if you do not have one. The crowd sale is going to be hosted on curecoin.net to keep the event orginazed and bring some traffic to the curecoin forum. Bitcointalk private messages can be utilized also if need be.
March 21, 2016, 09:10:00 PM
any word when the snap shot date is yet?
The snapshot will probably be done on a weekly basis after SigmaX launch, continuing for a year. The first one won't be until SigmaX launches, which won't be until Curecoin 2.0 launches, so fairly far away.
Oh i see how far is fairly far away? what % complete is it?
So sigmax test net today? so can people be working on clones from today or not?
Target Launch for Curecoin 2.0 is May - June. Vorksholk is extremely skilled with block chain tech so the best move for any developers that want to get into this will be to contribute to his project as he continues to develop it. The genesis block has been mined on an internal testnet for the beta launch of SigmaXcoin. If all goes as planned the beta launch will happen in about 2 hours.
This sounds more like it. Glad curecoin is making a return.
March 21, 2016, 08:58:05 PM
Getting people involved because they believe in the project is really hard. Good luck on that, curecoin is a good crypto and the devs are working hard.
The project needs to appear to be alive. That is very important.
To attract attention it needs to.
Don't have enough skills to help you
Jump to: