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Chicago

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Quote from: extro24 on March 17, 2018, 05:32:46 PM

Ok, I compiled Riecoin 10.2 and it is now syncing. Next step will be to apply the Datacoin stuff (senddata, Cunningham chains etc) to create Datacoin 10.2.

I had to apply a patch wrt to the boost libs: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commit/a2b04ddfe6452e7d6274f4096bf3f2aee695a6d9

Interesting to note that Riecoin is a direct clone of Bitcoin. It has no Primecoin code. Which begs the question: Why not use Bitcoin Core as the base and add the Primecoin proof of work (to produce Primecoin 0.10)? Then add the Datacoin specific code to get Datacoin 0.10. Added advantage is that it may get the Primecoin people involved.

So the logical way to proceed would be to rename Primecoin/Datacoin 0.8.6 prime.cpp and swop into Riecoin/Bitcoin 0.10.2 miner.cpp. As a start. Then add Datacoin 0.8.6 rpc changes (for senddata/getdata operations). Finally do Datacoin specific genesis block, base58 constants, graphics, naming etc. Three big operations.

-extro

EDIT: Just came across Primecoin Core: https://github.com/primecoin-ng-group/primecoin-core.
That changes everything.

Hi extro24,

I spent some time looking at Riecoin this weekend too. First thing I noticed is that although they're labeling it Riecoin 10.2 it is a 0.9 branch derivative.
Then, I started a comparison of how the proof-of-work had been integrated.

I'm glad you found the development branch for Primecoin Core on 0.16.
Let's watch the rollout and continue parallel development.

We may learn a thing or two as they upgrade the Primecoin network.

Best Regrds,
-Chicago

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Quote from: DatacoinMiner on March 17, 2018, 02:11:47 AM

Hi Team,

Just a reminder.
Anyone can etch anything on Datacoin . . .

Red River of the North

Photo by: The AtomSea

Cost to etch - about 12 Datacoin (with no optimization or derezzing).
200.76 KB, etched in seconds.

Find this etch using https://Apertus.io and after Datacoin syncs, point Apertus to ROOT ID 9a7755a2cc2b65fd5b2f88d8c97ed6617d7b146205b5034e223c296955d026eb (instructions are in Help -> Info)

You can also locate it with our web portal at http://bitFossil.org, specifically here http://bitfossil.org/9a7755a2cc2b65fd5b2f88d8c97ed6617d7b146205b5034e223c296955d026eb/index.htm

Every picture or program we reference in this thread can be put on Datacoin

(the one above is referenced from the link http://bitfossil.com/9a7755a2cc2b65fd5b2f88d8c97ed6617d7b146205b5034e223c296955d026eb/Red%20River%20of%20the%20North%20xmas%202017etch.jpg)

Let the good times roll.

Regards,
The AtomSea

Awesome stuff

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Compiled and trying to sync. Primecoin Core 0.16.

Still has the Bitcoin artwork.

extro24

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Ok, I compiled Riecoin 10.2 and it is now syncing. Next step will be to apply the Datacoin stuff (senddata, Cunningham chains etc) to create Datacoin 10.2.

I had to apply a patch wrt to the boost libs: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/commit/a2b04ddfe6452e7d6274f4096bf3f2aee695a6d9

Interesting to note that Riecoin is a direct clone of Bitcoin. It has no Primecoin code. Which begs the question: Why not use Bitcoin Core as the base and add the Primecoin proof of work (to produce Primecoin 0.10)? Then add the Datacoin specific code to get Datacoin 0.10. Added advantage is that it may get the Primecoin people involved.

So the logical way to proceed would be to rename Primecoin/Datacoin 0.8.6 prime.cpp and swop into Riecoin/Bitcoin 0.10.2 miner.cpp. As a start. Then add Datacoin 0.8.6 rpc changes (for senddata/getdata operations). Finally do Datacoin specific genesis block, base58 constants, graphics, naming etc. Three big operations.

-extro

EDIT: Just came across Primecoin Core: https://github.com/primecoin-ng-group/primecoin-core.
That changes everything.

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Quote from: GameKyuubi on March 17, 2018, 03:40:30 PM

Does Apertus work for Linux yet?

Hi GameKyuubi,

Thank you for the great question.
The next version of Apertus will be a browser based application that will be operating system agnostic

Kind Regards,
DatacoinMiner - AtomSea

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DTCxNMC

Does Apertus work for Linux yet?

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Quote from: dtc2017 on March 17, 2018, 12:13:09 AM

Quote from: muf18 on March 16, 2018, 08:34:22 PM

Quote from: extro24 on March 15, 2018, 06:07:26 AM

Quote from: yewq888 on March 15, 2018, 12:05:46 AM

Cool! There are many projects in 2018, will it be the greatest year of Datacoin? We wait for a good start!

I believe we will finish Datacoin 0.9 and Datacoin 0.10 this year.
This will lead to full integration with Apertus.io, which will become web based in 2018.
Apertus.io should also have smart contract capabilities, and I am hopeful that it will be compatible with Hyperledger.
After bedding down the listing on the Next exchange, we will continue to pursue Bittrex and Gate.io, where Datacoin was listed.
Binance has made an interesting announcement about listing "almost any coin" on its decentralized platform. That seems a fruitful avenue to pursue.
Another possibility is Kucoin.

Cheers
-extro

Bittrex is deleting your wallet on 30 march so probably not a possibility.

I believe that's the DayTraderCoin (DTC) wallet

Hi muf18, dtc2017

Yes indeed, that is DayTraderCoin, a long dead coin without any community. This means that the DTC symbol will once again be available for Datacoin if we are able to get back onto Bittrex.
But everything seems to revolve around CoinMarketCap anyway. Since we are now listed on CMC as active, no other coin can claim DTC. The only other DTC I could find is on TradeSatoshi, but it cannot be reflected on CMC because it conflicts with Datacoin. Investing.com listed us as DTC, so I have no worries whatsoever about our future.

Investing.com is actually a big deal. Many people in the financial world refer to it. Datacoin is attracting attention because of the name - it suggests an obvious purpose, even to people who are not familiar with cryptocurrencies. It just makes sense. And then you have an automatic community, which grows the coin etc. I believe that coins which have difficult and non-obvious names struggle to get a community going.

I am currently trying to produce a Datacoin 0.10 from Riecoin 0.10. For anybody who is interested, I am using Qt Creator.

Cheers
-extro

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Hi Team,

Just a reminder.
Anyone can etch anything on Datacoin . . .

Red River of the North

Photo by: The AtomSea

Cost to etch - about 12 Datacoin (with no optimization or derezzing).
200.76 KB, etched in seconds.

Find this etch using https://Apertus.io and after Datacoin syncs, point Apertus to ROOT ID 9a7755a2cc2b65fd5b2f88d8c97ed6617d7b146205b5034e223c296955d026eb (instructions are in Help -> Info)

You can also locate it with our web portal at http://bitFossil.org, specifically here http://bitfossil.org/9a7755a2cc2b65fd5b2f88d8c97ed6617d7b146205b5034e223c296955d026eb/index.htm

Every picture or program we reference in this thread can be put on Datacoin

(the one above is referenced from the link http://bitfossil.com/9a7755a2cc2b65fd5b2f88d8c97ed6617d7b146205b5034e223c296955d026eb/Red%20River%20of%20the%20North%20xmas%202017etch.jpg)

Let the good times roll.

Regards,
The AtomSea

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Quote from: muf18 on March 16, 2018, 08:34:22 PM

Quote from: extro24 on March 15, 2018, 06:07:26 AM

Quote from: yewq888 on March 15, 2018, 12:05:46 AM

Cool! There are many projects in 2018, will it be the greatest year of Datacoin? We wait for a good start!

I believe we will finish Datacoin 0.9 and Datacoin 0.10 this year.
This will lead to full integration with Apertus.io, which will become web based in 2018.
Apertus.io should also have smart contract capabilities, and I am hopeful that it will be compatible with Hyperledger.
After bedding down the listing on the Next exchange, we will continue to pursue Bittrex and Gate.io, where Datacoin was listed.
Binance has made an interesting announcement about listing "almost any coin" on its decentralized platform. That seems a fruitful avenue to pursue.
Another possibility is Kucoin.

Cheers
-extro

Bittrex is deleting your wallet on 30 march so probably not a possibility.

I believe that's the DayTraderCoin (DTC) wallet

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Quote from: muf18 on March 16, 2018, 08:34:22 PM

Quote from: extro24 on March 15, 2018, 06:07:26 AM

Quote from: yewq888 on March 15, 2018, 12:05:46 AM

Cool! There are many projects in 2018, will it be the greatest year of Datacoin? We wait for a good start!

I believe we will finish Datacoin 0.9 and Datacoin 0.10 this year.
This will lead to full integration with Apertus.io, which will become web based in 2018.
Apertus.io should also have smart contract capabilities, and I am hopeful that it will be compatible with Hyperledger.
After bedding down the listing on the Next exchange, we will continue to pursue Bittrex and Gate.io, where Datacoin was listed.
Binance has made an interesting announcement about listing "almost any coin" on its decentralized platform. That seems a fruitful avenue to pursue.
Another possibility is Kucoin.

Cheers
-extro

Bittrex is deleting your wallet on 30 march so probably not a possibility.

muf18,

Bittrex discontinued Datacoin years ago.
We are the phoenix rising from the ashes.
Work to create a great chain they can't resist, or frankly gtfo <3

Thank you.

Hi extro24,

I share your optimism for your timeline.
There are many talented people who believe in Datacoin and what it can do for We The People.
All the elements are out there - they just need to be assembled.

I appreciate everyone who is working on Datacoin.

Kind Regards,
DatacoinMiner -- AtomSea

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Quote from: extro24 on March 15, 2018, 06:07:26 AM

Quote from: yewq888 on March 15, 2018, 12:05:46 AM

Cool! There are many projects in 2018, will it be the greatest year of Datacoin? We wait for a good start!

I believe we will finish Datacoin 0.9 and Datacoin 0.10 this year.
This will lead to full integration with Apertus.io, which will become web based in 2018.
Apertus.io should also have smart contract capabilities, and I am hopeful that it will be compatible with Hyperledger.
After bedding down the listing on the Next exchange, we will continue to pursue Bittrex and Gate.io, where Datacoin was listed.
Binance has made an interesting announcement about listing "almost any coin" on its decentralized platform. That seems a fruitful avenue to pursue.
Another possibility is Kucoin.

Cheers
-extro

Bittrex is deleting your wallet on 30 march so probably not a possibility.

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Datacoin now appears on Investing.com, with the right price but without its own page on the site.
You have to do a search on the cryptocurrency page: https://www.investing.com/crypto/currencies
Does anybody know if Investing.com will automatically create a Datacoin page? They seem to be reacting to the listing on CoinMarketCap.

-extro

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Quote from: yewq888 on March 15, 2018, 12:05:46 AM

Cool! There are many projects in 2018, will it be the greatest year of Datacoin? We wait for a good start!

I believe we will finish Datacoin 0.9 and Datacoin 0.10 this year.
This will lead to full integration with Apertus.io, which will become web based in 2018.
Apertus.io should also have smart contract capabilities, and I am hopeful that it will be compatible with Hyperledger.
After bedding down the listing on the Next exchange, we will continue to pursue Bittrex and Gate.io, where Datacoin was listed.
Binance has made an interesting announcement about listing "almost any coin" on its decentralized platform. That seems a fruitful avenue to pursue.
Another possibility is Kucoin.

Cheers
-extro

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Cool! There are many projects in 2018, will it be the greatest year of Datacoin? We wait for a good start!

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Quote from: extro24 on March 13, 2018, 04:24:31 PM

Cheddur looks interesting.

Cheddur (Android App) has added Datacoin.
It looks quite interesting. Apparently it can act as an online wallet.
https://www.cheddur.com/

Best results seems to be when you install the app on your phone.

-extro

congrats

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Cheddur looks interesting.

Cheddur (Android App) has added Datacoin.
It looks quite interesting. Apparently it can act as an online wallet.
https://www.cheddur.com/

Best results seems to be when you install the app on your phone.

-extro

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I see that Datacoin is now on NewsBTC: https://tools.newsbtc.com/currencies/datacoin

I understand NewsBTC ranks 6th of all crypto websites. https://detailed.com/cryptocurrency-blogs. Ahead of Bitcoinist and Bitcoin Magazine.

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Quote from: GilbertCrypto on March 11, 2018, 08:07:16 PM

Quote from: drozenski on March 09, 2018, 10:22:02 PM

Since difficulty is low can we CPU mine this much like Primecoin back in the day?

I have 5 servers each with 128 cores that sit idle all day in a test environment. I cant find a CPU miner anywhere.

Any one have one that's pool capable?

Hi drozenski,

Primecoin cpu miner: https://github.com/j0nn9/XPMiner

Maybe I say a big bullshit Cheesy

since you can not install anything, but you can not put the miner on an external drive with, for example, USB and launch it from there?

Thats a Linux only miner Sad

I dont have physical access either. They are over an hour away in a data center. So USB is out of the question. Only time were ever at the data center is for upgrades or if something failed.

Oh well i went back to Monero

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Fascinating philosophical interpretation of the blockchain - and Datacoin fits right in to it:

https://cointelegraph.com/news/why-blockchain-is-cloud-20-expert-take

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Quote from: drozenski on March 09, 2018, 10:22:02 PM

Since difficulty is low can we CPU mine this much like Primecoin back in the day?

I have 5 servers each with 128 cores that sit idle all day in a test environment. I cant find a CPU miner anywhere.

Any one have one that's pool capable?

Hi drozenski,

Primecoin cpu miner: https://github.com/j0nn9/XPMiner

Maybe I say a big bullshit Cheesy

since you can not install anything, but you can not put the miner on an external drive with, for example, USB and launch it from there?

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