Topic: [ANN] [HVC] Heavycoin - Ultra-secure, Decentralized Block Reward Voting, Fast - page 180. (Read 542277 times)
March 17, 2014, 01:40:48 AM
Where to find the list of top heavycoin account holders? Anyone know?
March 17, 2014, 01:31:49 AM
exist one hvc gpu miner for windows?
March 17, 2014, 01:19:35 AM
My theory on the price drop is that because a few hands hold a gpu miner some people are temporary selling because they know the news will affect the price in some way and are just waiting to rebuy at lower prices. On top of that the people using gpu miners are just dumping their coins as fast as they can while they are the only ones using them, causing a few panic sellers. As people have stated only 1-2 BTCs worth are needed to bump the price back up, which will definitely appear at the right time. (Presumably once a gpu miner has been released to the public and momentum kicks back up) As 173BTC worth of HVC are still in hands of IPO alone, they themselves will pump the price back up.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
Do you actually think that the dev is going to use that money on a futile attempt to pump up this failed coin when he can just take that 173 btc/$100,000 and walk away?
scam exposer youre putting way too much energy into this hahahahahaha
You're right! What was I thinking by stating the truth? It was really hard. Took all my energy to make a few posts.
Jesus you 2 get a room. Let those that have taken the risk discuss the coin. Your negative attitude does nothing for anyone part taking in this thread/coin/etc.
What do you mean take the risk? I was ready to mine at the appropriate time. The dev didn't have anything ready. No miners, wallets, or pools of any kind. It was a fuck fest from the beginning with certain entities getting all the coins. By the time the average miner could get in it was too late. Many people wasted time, btc, and hashes on this coin. It was ipo'd and basically premined because nobody could mine at the launch. What does risk have to do with this? I wasted time and money to get my measly 1000 hvc. There were many other people like me that wanted to support this coin. But between thew 173 btc ipo and the premine because nobody but a few could mine for almost a day made this coin a failure from the beginning.
My negative attitude comes from the pathetic arrogance of the dev and his lack of concern after the coin was launched. He didn't have working miners, wallets, or pools ready for people to mine. A day went by while certain entities mined all the coins in the beginning. That's a fact. Why do you people want to defend this crap after it's obvious that most people got screwed?
Your wasting your breath or the energy you have used to type up that reply. No one gives 2 shits.
March 17, 2014, 01:16:12 AM
My theory on the price drop is that because a few hands hold a gpu miner some people are temporary selling because they know the news will affect the price in some way and are just waiting to rebuy at lower prices. On top of that the people using gpu miners are just dumping their coins as fast as they can while they are the only ones using them, causing a few panic sellers. As people have stated only 1-2 BTCs worth are needed to bump the price back up, which will definitely appear at the right time. (Presumably once a gpu miner has been released to the public and momentum kicks back up) As 173BTC worth of HVC are still in hands of IPO alone, they themselves will pump the price back up.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
Do you actually think that the dev is going to use that money on a futile attempt to pump up this failed coin when he can just take that 173 btc/$100,000 and walk away?
scam exposer youre putting way too much energy into this hahahahahaha
You're right! What was I thinking by stating the truth? It was really hard. Took all my energy to make a few posts.
Jesus you 2 get a room. Let those that have taken the risk discuss the coin. Your negative attitude does nothing for anyone part taking in this thread/coin/etc.
What do you mean take the risk? I was ready to mine at the appropriate time. The dev didn't have anything ready. No miners, wallets, or pools of any kind. It was a fuck fest from the beginning with certain entities getting all the coins. By the time the average miner could get in it was too late. Many people wasted time, btc, and hashes on this coin. It was ipo'd and basically premined because nobody could mine at the launch. What does risk have to do with this? I wasted time and money to get my measly 1000 hvc. There were many other people like me that wanted to support this coin. But between thew 173 btc ipo and the premine because nobody but a few could mine for almost a day made this coin a failure from the beginning.
My negative attitude comes from the pathetic arrogance of the dev and his lack of concern after the coin was launched. He didn't have working miners, wallets, or pools ready for people to mine. A day went by while certain entities mined all the coins in the beginning. That's a fact. Why do you people want to defend this crap after it's obvious that most people got screwed?
March 17, 2014, 01:06:25 AM
I have a things to say:
- I'm GPU mining ~17 Mh/s.
- I'm selling, but not dumping at any price and will not go below the current ~0.000026. I rather hold and/or move to GHash.IO and get 2xLTC. That's because I don't want to destroy coins for the quick satoshis, neither I like zero-sum gains (i.e. dumping on bag holders and laughing). Furthermore, at such low HVC prices, the Ghash.io 2xLTC offer becomes competitive in my situation
- "CPU-only" is gone, but the coin PoW is indeed GPU resistant. Yes it was a bold claim which ended up being false, however it's hard to see such a mix of brilliance, programming skill, contorcionism and brainfuck as on heavy140312.cl . I'm sure the OpenCL and Cuda programmers sweated a bit to pull this off.
- I'm GPU mining ~17 Mh/s.
- I'm selling, but not dumping at any price and will not go below the current ~0.000026. I rather hold and/or move to GHash.IO and get 2xLTC. That's because I don't want to destroy coins for the quick satoshis, neither I like zero-sum gains (i.e. dumping on bag holders and laughing). Furthermore, at such low HVC prices, the Ghash.io 2xLTC offer becomes competitive in my situation
- "CPU-only" is gone, but the coin PoW is indeed GPU resistant. Yes it was a bold claim which ended up being false, however it's hard to see such a mix of brilliance, programming skill, contorcionism and brainfuck as on heavy140312.cl . I'm sure the OpenCL and Cuda programmers sweated a bit to pull this off.
- I'm GPU mining ~17 Mh/s.
And there it is. What does this coin have to offer? I'm not laughing at bagholders. I'm just trying to bring reality to the table.
March 17, 2014, 12:41:33 AM
My theory on the price drop is that because a few hands hold a gpu miner some people are temporary selling because they know the news will affect the price in some way and are just waiting to rebuy at lower prices. On top of that the people using gpu miners are just dumping their coins as fast as they can while they are the only ones using them, causing a few panic sellers. As people have stated only 1-2 BTCs worth are needed to bump the price back up, which will definitely appear at the right time. (Presumably once a gpu miner has been released to the public and momentum kicks back up) As 173BTC worth of HVC are still in hands of IPO alone, they themselves will pump the price back up.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
Do you actually think that the dev is going to use that money on a futile attempt to pump up this failed coin when he can just take that 173 btc/$100,000 and walk away?
scam exposer youre putting way too much energy into this hahahahahaha
You're right! What was I thinking by stating the truth? It was really hard. Took all my energy to make a few posts.
Jesus you 2 get a room. Let those that have taken the risk discuss the coin. Your negative attitude does nothing for anyone part taking in this thread/coin/etc.
March 17, 2014, 12:40:26 AM
I have a things to say:
- I'm GPU mining ~17 Mh/s.
- I'm selling, but not dumping at any price and will not go below the current ~0.000026. I rather hold and/or move to GHash.IO and get 2xLTC. That's because I don't want to destroy coins for the quick satoshis, neither I like zero-sum gains (i.e. dumping on bag holders and laughing). Furthermore, at such low HVC prices, the Ghash.io 2xLTC offer becomes competitive in my situation
- "CPU-only" is gone, but the coin PoW is indeed GPU resistant. Yes it was a bold claim which ended up being false, however it's hard to see such a mix of brilliance, programming skill, contorcionism and brainfuck as on heavy140312.cl . I'm sure the OpenCL and Cuda programmers sweated a bit to pull this off.
- I'm GPU mining ~17 Mh/s.
- I'm selling, but not dumping at any price and will not go below the current ~0.000026. I rather hold and/or move to GHash.IO and get 2xLTC. That's because I don't want to destroy coins for the quick satoshis, neither I like zero-sum gains (i.e. dumping on bag holders and laughing). Furthermore, at such low HVC prices, the Ghash.io 2xLTC offer becomes competitive in my situation
- "CPU-only" is gone, but the coin PoW is indeed GPU resistant. Yes it was a bold claim which ended up being false, however it's hard to see such a mix of brilliance, programming skill, contorcionism and brainfuck as on heavy140312.cl . I'm sure the OpenCL and Cuda programmers sweated a bit to pull this off.
March 17, 2014, 12:32:53 AM
My theory on the price drop is that because a few hands hold a gpu miner some people are temporary selling because they know the news will affect the price in some way and are just waiting to rebuy at lower prices. On top of that the people using gpu miners are just dumping their coins as fast as they can while they are the only ones using them, causing a few panic sellers. As people have stated only 1-2 BTCs worth are needed to bump the price back up, which will definitely appear at the right time. (Presumably once a gpu miner has been released to the public and momentum kicks back up) As 173BTC worth of HVC are still in hands of IPO alone, they themselves will pump the price back up.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
Do you actually think that the dev is going to use that money on a futile attempt to pump up this failed coin when he can just take that 173 btc/$100,000 and walk away?
scam exposer youre putting way too much energy into this hahahahahaha
You're right! What was I thinking by stating the truth? It was really hard. Took all my energy to make a few posts.
March 17, 2014, 12:18:14 AM
My theory on the price drop is that because a few hands hold a gpu miner some people are temporary selling because they know the news will affect the price in some way and are just waiting to rebuy at lower prices. On top of that the people using gpu miners are just dumping their coins as fast as they can while they are the only ones using them, causing a few panic sellers. As people have stated only 1-2 BTCs worth are needed to bump the price back up, which will definitely appear at the right time. (Presumably once a gpu miner has been released to the public and momentum kicks back up) As 173BTC worth of HVC are still in hands of IPO alone, they themselves will pump the price back up.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
Do you actually think that the dev is going to use that money on a futile attempt to pump up this failed coin when he can just take that 173 btc/$100,000 and walk away?
scam exposer youre putting way too much energy into this hahahahahaha
March 17, 2014, 12:12:36 AM
i guess CPU miner and source being fixed.
March 17, 2014, 12:10:46 AM
My theory on the price drop is that because a few hands hold a gpu miner some people are temporary selling because they know the news will affect the price in some way and are just waiting to rebuy at lower prices. On top of that the people using gpu miners are just dumping their coins as fast as they can while they are the only ones using them, causing a few panic sellers. As people have stated only 1-2 BTCs worth are needed to bump the price back up, which will definitely appear at the right time. (Presumably once a gpu miner has been released to the public and momentum kicks back up) As 173BTC worth of HVC are still in hands of IPO alone, they themselves will pump the price back up.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
Do you actually think that the dev is going to use that money on a futile attempt to pump up this failed coin when he can just take that 173 btc/$100,000 and walk away?
I am saying that most of the people who have invested in the IPO still hold their coins. They along with other buyers are going to drive the price back up.
The people selling are gpu miners + some panic sellers.
March 17, 2014, 12:05:44 AM
My theory on the price drop is that because a few hands hold a gpu miner some people are temporary selling because they know the news will affect the price in some way and are just waiting to rebuy at lower prices. On top of that the people using gpu miners are just dumping their coins as fast as they can while they are the only ones using them, causing a few panic sellers. As people have stated only 1-2 BTCs worth are needed to bump the price back up, which will definitely appear at the right time. (Presumably once a gpu miner has been released to the public and momentum kicks back up) As 173BTC worth of HVC are still in hands of IPO alone, they themselves will pump the price back up.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
Do you actually think that the dev is going to use that money on a futile attempt to pump up this failed coin when he can just take that 173 btc/$100,000 and walk away?
March 16, 2014, 11:56:30 PM
The bit interleave part actually has the opposite effect in been ASIC resist. It literally takes zero cost do to fixed bit interleave in ASIC. Been an ASIC designer myself for almost 10 years,I would say this is less effective than dark/quark algorithm in terms of ASIC resist.
The worst part of bit interleave is that the difficulty target is directly mapped to each hash function, which makes parallel calculation possible and simple. If one of hashes result is less than partial target, the rest calc can be skipped.
If I were to implement this in Fpga, I would do it in 4 stages: hefty1+keccak, sha256, Blake, and groestl. The overall hash-per-sec is determined by hefty1+keccak. Reviewing the source code, my estimation is that complexity of hefty1 is in the same magnitude of sha256. So overall throughput would be similar to sha256. Considering cost of all hashes, 1/10 hash throughput of existing bitcoin Fpga miner is very easy to achieve.
Wait a minute.... So I can compute keccak and if certain bits are set I can skip computing the other hashes because I already know that I can not reach the given difficulty?
Right. Pick the fastest of the 4 hashes, compute and compare with certain difficulty bits, then decide whether to proceed with the rest hashes. In terms of GPUs, sha256 is the fastest. I get 6Mhash/s on R9-280x.
The dev's intention was good. Had they apply bit-interleave at input or in middle state, that would be more effective in slowing GPUs down.
March 16, 2014, 11:21:28 PM
My theory on the price drop is that because a few hands hold a gpu miner some people are temporary selling because they know the news will affect the price in some way and are just waiting to rebuy at lower prices. On top of that the people using gpu miners are just dumping their coins as fast as they can while they are the only ones using them, causing a few panic sellers. As people have stated only 1-2 BTCs worth are needed to bump the price back up, which will definitely appear at the right time. (Presumably once a gpu miner has been released to the public and momentum kicks back up) As 173BTC worth of HVC are still in hands of IPO alone, they themselves will pump the price back up.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
So I think it's a good time to buy back up.
I may be wrong but that't my theory.
March 16, 2014, 11:16:37 PM
okay everybody just sell now its over :trlf:
What I find extremely pathetic is people like you clinging to this failure of a coin while chastising me for speaking the truth.
Here are the facts:
The coin is dead.
The dev released it and walked away.
The dev released it without any support.
If you invested in the IPO your investment is gone.
This coin will never crack the top 50 on coinmarketcap again.
I'm sure I left a few things out but anyone with a brain can see that this circus is coming to an end. The only people that will be here a week from now are the dead enders that have already stated that they are going down with the ship. Some of these fools have even stated that they're investing more btc into this pathetic coin. They're lying. They just want to get their investment back and walk away but they can't because this pathetic coin has plummeted in value so much. So they try and present an optimistic outlook even though know that this coin is nothing but a big pile of dog crap.
March 16, 2014, 10:42:08 PM
okay everybody just sell now its over :trlf:
March 16, 2014, 09:59:54 PM
Did everyone miss reorder's GPU miner posted a few pages back???
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5725903
GPU miner for 1gh
Can anyone give me a hand? I downloaded those files and when i try to run it all i get is "Cgminer is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program of batch file."https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5725903
GPU miner for 1gh
There is no cgminer application file in any of the files listed there.
How can i get this to work please?
Thanks.
How can i compile it?
I would have expected the dev to be on top of this and compile it himself and get it out there for everyone to keep this coin as fair as possible. Not everyone has the technical skills to compile. But from the beginning there was no support. It was a day before 1gh got their pool setup with their own miner. Before that it was a covert premine with only the dev, his buddies, and people with the technical ability able to mine. Just go look at the first locked thread to see what a complete failure the launch of this coin was. It's no surprise that this is coin has failed. But hey, the dev got 173 btc. And he earned it! Yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
March 16, 2014, 09:33:09 PM
Did everyone miss reorder's GPU miner posted a few pages back???
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5725903
GPU miner for 1gh
Can anyone give me a hand? I downloaded those files and when i try to run it all i get is "Cgminer is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program of batch file."https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5725903
GPU miner for 1gh
There is no cgminer application file in any of the files listed there.
How can i get this to work please?
Thanks.
How can i compile it?
March 16, 2014, 09:29:59 PM
Did everyone miss reorder's GPU miner posted a few pages back???
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5725903
GPU miner for 1gh
Can anyone give me a hand? I downloaded those files and when i try to run it all i get is "Cgminer is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program of batch file."https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5725903
GPU miner for 1gh
There is no cgminer application file in any of the files listed there.
How can i get this to work please?
Thanks.
The link is for the source. You have to compile it. Maybe the dev will do it for you. Oh wait, the dev hasn't done anything since the release of this coin. Everything has been done by third parties for free.
How can i compile it?
March 16, 2014, 09:26:00 PM
Did everyone miss reorder's GPU miner posted a few pages back???
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5725903
GPU miner for 1gh
Can anyone give me a hand? I downloaded those files and when i try to run it all i get is "Cgminer is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program of batch file."https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.5725903
GPU miner for 1gh
There is no cgminer application file in any of the files listed there.
How can i get this to work please?
Thanks.
The link is for the source. You have to compile it. Maybe the dev will do it for you. Oh wait, the dev hasn't done anything since the release of this coin. Everything has been done by third parties for free.
How can i compile it?
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