Will the test launch mine real coins on the 10th? I want in from block 1.
No. Test net coins do not carry over into the main launch. Please see the FAQ at the end of the ANN.
Topic: [ANN] Expanse (EXP) - 1st Stable fork of Ethereum (New Algo + PirlGuard) - page 373. (Read 961462 times)
September 09, 2015, 06:25:43 AM
Will the test launch mine real coins on the 10th? I want in from block 1.
No. Test net coins do not carry over into the main launch. Please see the FAQ at the end of the ANN.
September 09, 2015, 05:24:30 AM
I have faith in this, will surely out perform Shift lol.
Shift is nothing but Joey lying and braking agreements..
+1 for EXP
Shift is nothing but Joey lying and braking agreements..
+1 for EXP
September 09, 2015, 05:06:25 AM
Let's compare:
Expanse, 11,000,000 premine with 1,100,000 million available immediately. Block target 1 minute and 8 EXP block reward. 4,207,680 EXP mined per year. Time to match premine = 2 years, 7 1/2 months
Ethereum, 72,000,000 premine to prerelease investors, devs, contributors, and their foundation. Block target 15 seconds and 5 Ether block reward. 10,519,200 Ether mined (and staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 6 years 10 months
Shift, 250,000 premine. Block target 12 seconds (in theory, its first post says average blocktime is higher) and 3 SHF block reward. 7,889,400 (theoretical) mined (or staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 12 days.
Expanse, 11,000,000 premine with 1,100,000 million available immediately. Block target 1 minute and 8 EXP block reward. 4,207,680 EXP mined per year. Time to match premine = 2 years, 7 1/2 months
Ethereum, 72,000,000 premine to prerelease investors, devs, contributors, and their foundation. Block target 15 seconds and 5 Ether block reward. 10,519,200 Ether mined (and staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 6 years 10 months
Shift, 250,000 premine. Block target 12 seconds (in theory, its first post says average blocktime is higher) and 3 SHF block reward. 7,889,400 (theoretical) mined (or staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 12 days.
you right
at the same time "shift didn`t turn out to be a good project because of greedy dev, but this looks great" and 12 days and more than 2 year.
someone do not like math
This project has 3 real people putting their identities behind this one. I think it will work out well. SHF is most likely going to do really well also. I wouldnt want to miss either of them.
If I had to pick... I would guess this one will do better.
I agree with you a think the shf dev is but greedy, but this one looks very good.
First we have to see all the ETH clones stabilize first before we can make a final judgment on them. But if say within 3 to 6 months, nothing improves than you can exit investments...
September 09, 2015, 04:03:15 AM
Let's compare:
Expanse, 11,000,000 premine with 1,100,000 million available immediately. Block target 1 minute and 8 EXP block reward. 4,207,680 EXP mined per year. Time to match premine = 2 years, 7 1/2 months
Ethereum, 72,000,000 premine to prerelease investors, devs, contributors, and their foundation. Block target 15 seconds and 5 Ether block reward. 10,519,200 Ether mined (and staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 6 years 10 months
Shift, 250,000 premine. Block target 12 seconds (in theory, its first post says average blocktime is higher) and 3 SHF block reward. 7,889,400 (theoretical) mined (or staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 12 days.
Expanse, 11,000,000 premine with 1,100,000 million available immediately. Block target 1 minute and 8 EXP block reward. 4,207,680 EXP mined per year. Time to match premine = 2 years, 7 1/2 months
Ethereum, 72,000,000 premine to prerelease investors, devs, contributors, and their foundation. Block target 15 seconds and 5 Ether block reward. 10,519,200 Ether mined (and staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 6 years 10 months
Shift, 250,000 premine. Block target 12 seconds (in theory, its first post says average blocktime is higher) and 3 SHF block reward. 7,889,400 (theoretical) mined (or staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 12 days.
you right
at the same time "shift didn`t turn out to be a good project because of greedy dev, but this looks great" and 12 days and more than 2 year.
someone do not like math
This project has 3 real people putting their identities behind this one. I think it will work out well. SHF is most likely going to do really well also. I wouldnt want to miss either of them.
If I had to pick... I would guess this one will do better.
I agree with you a think the shf dev is but greedy, but this one looks very good.
September 09, 2015, 03:45:42 AM
Let's compare:
Expanse, 11,000,000 premine with 1,100,000 million available immediately. Block target 1 minute and 8 EXP block reward. 4,207,680 EXP mined per year. Time to match premine = 2 years, 7 1/2 months
Ethereum, 72,000,000 premine to prerelease investors, devs, contributors, and their foundation. Block target 15 seconds and 5 Ether block reward. 10,519,200 Ether mined (and staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 6 years 10 months
Shift, 250,000 premine. Block target 12 seconds (in theory, its first post says average blocktime is higher) and 3 SHF block reward. 7,889,400 (theoretical) mined (or staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 12 days.
Expanse, 11,000,000 premine with 1,100,000 million available immediately. Block target 1 minute and 8 EXP block reward. 4,207,680 EXP mined per year. Time to match premine = 2 years, 7 1/2 months
Ethereum, 72,000,000 premine to prerelease investors, devs, contributors, and their foundation. Block target 15 seconds and 5 Ether block reward. 10,519,200 Ether mined (and staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 6 years 10 months
Shift, 250,000 premine. Block target 12 seconds (in theory, its first post says average blocktime is higher) and 3 SHF block reward. 7,889,400 (theoretical) mined (or staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 12 days.
you right
at the same time "shift didn`t turn out to be a good project because of greedy dev, but this looks great" and 12 days and more than 2 year.
someone do not like math
This project has 3 real people putting their identities behind this one. I think it will work out well. SHF is most likely going to do really well also. I wouldnt want to miss either of them.
If I had to pick... I would guess this one will do better.
September 09, 2015, 03:39:03 AM
Let's compare:
Expanse, 11,000,000 premine with 1,100,000 million available immediately. Block target 1 minute and 8 EXP block reward. 4,207,680 EXP mined per year. Time to match premine = 2 years, 7 1/2 months
Ethereum, 72,000,000 premine to prerelease investors, devs, contributors, and their foundation. Block target 15 seconds and 5 Ether block reward. 10,519,200 Ether mined (and staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 6 years 10 months
Shift, 250,000 premine. Block target 12 seconds (in theory, its first post says average blocktime is higher) and 3 SHF block reward. 7,889,400 (theoretical) mined (or staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 12 days.
Expanse, 11,000,000 premine with 1,100,000 million available immediately. Block target 1 minute and 8 EXP block reward. 4,207,680 EXP mined per year. Time to match premine = 2 years, 7 1/2 months
Ethereum, 72,000,000 premine to prerelease investors, devs, contributors, and their foundation. Block target 15 seconds and 5 Ether block reward. 10,519,200 Ether mined (and staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 6 years 10 months
Shift, 250,000 premine. Block target 12 seconds (in theory, its first post says average blocktime is higher) and 3 SHF block reward. 7,889,400 (theoretical) mined (or staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 12 days.
you right
at the same time "shift didn`t turn out to be a good project because of greedy dev, but this looks great" and 12 days and more than 2 year.
someone do not like math
September 09, 2015, 03:31:33 AM
I sent out a tweet to support this project:
https://twitter.com/jessecouch/status/641478187575152640
Feel free to retweet or like it. It will make it popular enough that it will show up in my followers feeds.
September 09, 2015, 03:24:17 AM
Let's compare:
Expanse, 11,000,000 premine with 1,100,000 available immediately. Block target 1 minute and 8 EXP block reward. 4,207,680 EXP mined per year. Time to match premine = 2 years, 7 1/2 months
Ethereum, 72,000,000 premine to prerelease investors, devs, contributors, and their foundation. Block target 15 seconds and 5 Ether block reward. 10,519,200 Ether mined (and staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 6 years 10 months
Shift, 250,000 premine. Block target 12 seconds (in theory, its first post says average blocktime is higher) and 3 SHF block reward. 7,889,400 (theoretical) mined (or staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 12 days.
Edit: Shift target is 11 seconds, so math is slightly off, but you get the picture.
Expanse, 11,000,000 premine with 1,100,000 available immediately. Block target 1 minute and 8 EXP block reward. 4,207,680 EXP mined per year. Time to match premine = 2 years, 7 1/2 months
Ethereum, 72,000,000 premine to prerelease investors, devs, contributors, and their foundation. Block target 15 seconds and 5 Ether block reward. 10,519,200 Ether mined (and staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 6 years 10 months
Shift, 250,000 premine. Block target 12 seconds (in theory, its first post says average blocktime is higher) and 3 SHF block reward. 7,889,400 (theoretical) mined (or staked in future) per year. Time to match premine = 12 days.
Edit: Shift target is 11 seconds, so math is slightly off, but you get the picture.
September 09, 2015, 02:32:27 AM
This project looks very good, as someone said the shift didn`t turn out to be a good project because of greedy dev, but this looks great i`m in from start.
September 09, 2015, 02:30:03 AM
The new launch time means I miss it. Good luck i guess.
September 09, 2015, 01:09:33 AM
Will the test launch mine real coins on the 10th? I want in from block 1.
September 09, 2015, 12:47:50 AM
Looking forward to this, perfect launch time for us that are in AUS 
September 09, 2015, 12:45:59 AM
The Main Launch will take place 9/14/2015 12:00am UTC.
I'm in. SHF didn't turn out too well. The SHF devs are anonymous and are being greedy with bounties. This looks way better.
September 09, 2015, 12:03:10 AM
so today we get test mining?
September 08, 2015, 09:59:02 PM
8:00 PM
Sunday, September 13, 2015
observing Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
Just to clarify in case anyone is confused about UTC time, this will be next Sunday Night 8pm EDT for the Main Launch.
https://countingdownto.com/countdown/expanse-main-launch-countdown-clock
Sunday, September 13, 2015
observing Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
Just to clarify in case anyone is confused about UTC time, this will be next Sunday Night 8pm EDT for the Main Launch.
https://countingdownto.com/countdown/expanse-main-launch-countdown-clock
Thanks for the new main launch time, Sunday sounds great!!
September 08, 2015, 09:24:03 PM
8:00 PM
Sunday, September 13, 2015
observing Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
Just to clarify in case anyone is confused about UTC time, this will be next Sunday Night 8pm EDT for the Main Launch.
https://countingdownto.com/countdown/expanse-main-launch-countdown-clock
Sunday, September 13, 2015
observing Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
Just to clarify in case anyone is confused about UTC time, this will be next Sunday Night 8pm EDT for the Main Launch.
https://countingdownto.com/countdown/expanse-main-launch-countdown-clock
Waiting on this looks like it could be a good coin
September 08, 2015, 09:06:34 PM
8:00 PM
Sunday, September 13, 2015
observing Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
Just to clarify in case anyone is confused about UTC time, this will be next Sunday Night 8pm EDT for the Main Launch.
https://countingdownto.com/countdown/expanse-main-launch-countdown-clock
Sunday, September 13, 2015
observing Eastern Daylight Time (EDT)
Just to clarify in case anyone is confused about UTC time, this will be next Sunday Night 8pm EDT for the Main Launch.
https://countingdownto.com/countdown/expanse-main-launch-countdown-clock
September 08, 2015, 08:58:41 PM
Sometimes I'll be mining 2 to 4 days straight with no issue, then all of a sudden the DAGs don't work and I need to regenerate them.
Also, if a pool(s) are eventually created, could make sure they implement stratum instead of getwork. I guess the miner could get forked to do stratum mining also.
The DAG file is completely regenerated with entirely different contents every 30000 blocks (~100 hours). It needs to be generated (and takes time to do so) each 30,000 block cycle. DAG's can however be pre-generated, avoiding the need for the delay in generating one between each 30,000 block epoch. It seems there are a few comments/concerns related to DAG files, optimized configuration, space issues related to them, etc, So I will try to write a lengthier post explaining them, how they are used, and how to configure your environment to help clear up everyone's understanding.
That would be nice to know how to pre-regenerate them and relocate them to another drive to be read, especially people running ssds.
I know you can change gexp's datadrive but not ethash's, I suppose a workaround would be to create a dir on another drive, than link it to ~/.ethash
So, create a soft link on the dir?
September 08, 2015, 07:42:28 PM
Sometimes I'll be mining 2 to 4 days straight with no issue, then all of a sudden the DAGs don't work and I need to regenerate them.
Also, if a pool(s) are eventually created, could make sure they implement stratum instead of getwork. I guess the miner could get forked to do stratum mining also.
The DAG file is completely regenerated with entirely different contents every 30000 blocks (~100 hours). It needs to be generated (and takes time to do so) each 30,000 block cycle. DAG's can however be pre-generated, avoiding the need for the delay in generating one between each 30,000 block epoch. It seems there are a few comments/concerns related to DAG files, optimized configuration, space issues related to them, etc, So I will try to write a lengthier post explaining them, how they are used, and how to configure your environment to help clear up everyone's understanding.
That would be nice to know how to pre-regenerate them and relocate them to another drive to be read, especially people running ssds.
I know you can change gexp's datadrive but not ethash's, I suppose a workaround would be to create a dir on another drive, than link it to ~/.ethash
September 08, 2015, 06:12:56 PM
Sometimes I'll be mining 2 to 4 days straight with no issue, then all of a sudden the DAGs don't work and I need to regenerate them.
Also, if a pool(s) are eventually created, could make sure they implement stratum instead of getwork. I guess the miner could get forked to do stratum mining also.
The DAG file is completely regenerated with entirely different contents every 30000 blocks (~100 hours). It needs to be generated (and takes time to do so) each 30,000 block cycle. DAG's can however be pre-generated, avoiding the need for the delay in generating one between each 30,000 block epoch. It seems there are a few comments/concerns related to DAG files, optimized configuration, space issues related to them, etc, So I will try to write a lengthier post explaining them, how they are used, and how to configure your environment to help clear up everyone's understanding.
That would be nice to know how to pre-regenerate them and relocate them to another drive to be read, especially people running ssds.
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