With hodlcoind I could finaly squeeze (or jessie) 5 H/s out of my old Athlon. So hopefully in two or three weeks ...
I have bought a few HOdls and invested most of it into a paper wallet. The remaining HOdls are slowly increasing. Is this due to early adopter interest or is it due to the "investment"? Due to the paper wallet I assume it is not the "investment".
Topic: [ANN] Ħ [HODL] 5% Interest. No Staking Req. Term Deposits 10%. Solo Mining. - page 225. (Read 472948 times)
March 09, 2016, 04:24:19 PM
March 09, 2016, 04:12:54 PM
an i7 can mine with 8 core or 4 only? thread are seen as a core?
Ok let's break down terminology..
We have CPU cores, CPU threads and mining threads..
Your Intel quad core (4 core) is Hyper Threaded.. So you have 8 threads..
The miner will round mining threads to the closest power of 2 (2,4,8,16,32...)
So you can mined with 2 (25%) 4 (50%) 8 (100%)
However you can some time get a little more performance out of using more threads then your CPU has available..
Like 3gb of ram with 4 threads each.. Which is 12 mining threads.. Hashrate will vary based on system hardware..
so i can set "set generate 8"?
Yes but if you want to simply mined with all 8 threads.. You can use the "mining" drop down menu...
You can read through the mining thread as well..
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1383479.0;all
March 09, 2016, 03:53:53 PM
an i7 can mine with 8 core or 4 only? thread are seen as a core?
Ok let's break down terminology..
We have CPU cores, CPU threads and mining threads..
Your Intel quad core (4 core) is Hyper Threaded.. So you have 8 threads..
The miner will round mining threads to the closest power of 2 (2,4,8,16,32...)
So you can mined with 2 (25%) 4 (50%) 8 (100%)
However you can some time get a little more performance out of using more threads then your CPU has available..
Like 3gb of ram with 4 threads each.. Which is 12 mining threads.. Hashrate will vary based on system hardware..
so i can set "set generate 8"?
March 09, 2016, 03:31:22 PM
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Q: What is HOdlcoin's official number?
1989. There is a twitter contest to guess why.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hodl-1989-twitter-contest-68000-hodl-in-prizes-1386329
1989. There is a twitter contest to guess why.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hodl-1989-twitter-contest-68000-hodl-in-prizes-1386329
5 days till end of twitter contest!!!
1. Price 1,000 HODL - for right answer. - term locked deposit ala ~34,000 HODL on maturation.
2. Price 500 HODL - for most entertaining tweet. - term locked deposit ala ~17,000 HODL on maturation.
3. Price 500 HODL - for most re-tweeted entry - term locked deposit ala ~17,000 HODL on maturation.
*ALL entries will be given 10 HOdlcoins just by participating onto contest. Sponsored by community member Joe and limited to 100 entries.
Now show us how creative squirrels can be, and collect those nuts!!!
tweet me!
March 09, 2016, 03:05:25 PM
an i7 can mine with 8 core or 4 only? thread are seen as a core?
Ok let's break down terminology..
We have CPU cores, CPU threads and mining threads..
Your Intel quad core (4 core) is Hyper Threaded.. So you have 8 threads..
The miner will round mining threads to the closest power of 2 (2,4,8,16,32...)
So you can mined with 2 (25%) 4 (50%) 8 (100%)
However you can some time get a little more performance out of using more threads then your CPU has available..
Like 3gb of ram with 4 threads each.. Which is 12 mining threads.. Hashrate will vary based on system hardware..
March 09, 2016, 02:44:44 PM
an i7 can mine with 8 core or 4 only? thread are seen as a core?
March 09, 2016, 02:38:39 PM
after a few days, finally I have this coin. hopefully continue to grow day by day 
March 09, 2016, 08:54:14 AM
Is there any reason why we are keeping the -useevp option?
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
Pallas, are you keeping the Boost library? Ahmedbodi is asking for a version without boost (it's just used for threads) to make it easier to integrate with pool/miner software - not sure what the speed implications would be if removing boost. Any thoughts?
I don't think replacing boost threads with another threads library (like pthreads) will affect performance.
But I don't know how much work is needed to completely remove boost.
EDIT: a quick look at the code and you can find other boost tools used like this one:
I think that one is an orphan and can be removed easily. Just the threads one is used in the POW algo.
Yes, it compiles without it.
And also without:
#include
in miner.cpp ;-)
March 09, 2016, 08:42:12 AM
Is there any reason why we are keeping the -useevp option?
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
Pallas, are you keeping the Boost library? Ahmedbodi is asking for a version without boost (it's just used for threads) to make it easier to integrate with pool/miner software - not sure what the speed implications would be if removing boost. Any thoughts?
I don't think replacing boost threads with another threads library (like pthreads) will affect performance.
But I don't know how much work is needed to completely remove boost.
EDIT: a quick look at the code and you can find other boost tools used like this one:
I think that one is an orphan and can be removed easily. Just the threads one is used in the POW algo.
March 09, 2016, 08:15:10 AM
Is there any reason why we are keeping the -useevp option?
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
Pallas, are you keeping the Boost library? Ahmedbodi is asking for a version without boost (it's just used for threads) to make it easier to integrate with pool/miner software - not sure what the speed implications would be if removing boost. Any thoughts?
I don't think replacing boost threads with another threads library (like pthreads) will affect performance.
But I don't know how much work is needed to completely remove boost.
EDIT: a quick look at the code and you can find other boost tools used like this one:
March 09, 2016, 08:04:21 AM
Is there any reason why we are keeping the -useevp option?
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
Pallas, are you keeping the Boost library? Ahmedbodi is asking for a version without boost (it's just used for threads) to make it easier to integrate with pool/miner software - not sure what the speed implications would be if removing boost. Any thoughts?
March 09, 2016, 07:10:30 AM
Is there any reason why we are keeping the -useevp option?
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
I see no harm in removing it.
March 09, 2016, 06:47:48 AM
Is there any reason why we are keeping the -useevp option?
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
It defaults to true and you should have no advantage in disabling it.
I'm going to release improved code and I'd like to remove the non-evp AES code.
March 09, 2016, 05:22:42 AM
is certainly risky to hold for too much, what if the coin die? i don't see much interest on the market, are someone working to accept this on bigger exchange?
there is much going on actually behind the scene, if you guys would join HOdl slack & Bittrex slack you would be more up to date.. let me summarize a bit:- respective coder ahmedbodi is/was testing HOdl pool on testnet, discussion was carried on bittrex slack
(bittrex.slack.com)
- there is bounty thread for HOdl cpu miner (Ħ4000 + 0.2BTC) respective developer Wolf0 showed interest on getting one done
(https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hodl-bounty-for-cpu-miner-now-at-4000-1366011)
- few of BTT respective members ware/are in talks with bittrex_bill and continuing to bug bill for addition to Bittrex
(feel free to join bittrex slack and ask bill for addition, this is community driven interest!!! bittrex.slack.com)
- in the meantime i recommend using HOdl OTC topic to buy/sell coins until we hit bigger exchange
(https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hodlcoin-hodl-otc-thread-bid-ask-000012000-last-000006000-1372878)
good things takes time..
March 09, 2016, 03:27:01 AM
is certainly risky to hold for too much, what if the coin die? i don't see much interest on the market, are someone working to accept this on bigger exchange?
March 09, 2016, 03:22:37 AM
how many time can it be deposits?
i mean when i deposit an amount , for a month , can i deposit this again , or must i use new coins ?
i mean when i deposit an amount , for a month , can i deposit this again , or must i use new coins ?
You must re-deposit to the same or new address every 30 days unless Term Locking, then after your Maturation has completed from the Term Locking (HODL'ing) then you can either just let them gain basic interest or HODL again
You "CAN NOT" move coins once they have been Term Deposited, you have to wait until the Maturation Date/Block before you can !
March 09, 2016, 03:19:55 AM
how many time can it be deposits?
i mean when i deposit an amount , for a month , can i deposit this again , or must i use new coins ?
i mean when i deposit an amount , for a month , can i deposit this again , or must i use new coins ?
March 09, 2016, 02:26:00 AM
Thank you for the Mac wallet 
March 09, 2016, 01:43:40 AM
Running some stats today -
This is the chart of the amounts and days of maturation of hodled deposits . . . days from genesis / amount released.
You'll see there is a lot of 12 month hodling going on.
This is the chart of the amounts and days of maturation of hodled deposits . . . days from genesis / amount released.
You'll see there is a lot of 12 month hodling going on.
March 09, 2016, 01:42:33 AM
Just a question,
Since the wallet can lock in Months can I Term Lock some HODL for 3 years (36 Months) and still have the Interest Multiplier ?
After 1 year Bonus Interest on balance is 98% so would it halve every year ?
"Term deposit Rates"
1 week term deposit ~ 5.6% bonus on interest
1 month term deposit ~ 22% bonus on interest
3 month term deposit ~ 55% bonus on interest
6 month term deposit ~ 82% bonus on interest
1 year term deposit ~ 98% bonus on interest
Since the wallet can lock in Months can I Term Lock some HODL for 3 years (36 Months) and still have the Interest Multiplier ?
After 1 year Bonus Interest on balance is 98% so would it halve every year ?
"Term deposit Rates"
1 week term deposit ~ 5.6% bonus on interest
1 month term deposit ~ 22% bonus on interest
3 month term deposit ~ 55% bonus on interest
6 month term deposit ~ 82% bonus on interest
1 year term deposit ~ 98% bonus on interest
The protocol allows for that, but not recommended - you'll only get interest for 1 year, but your funds will remain locked for 3. Best to lock for 1 year, then come back and lock again.
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