[ANN] [HVC] Heavycoin - Ultra-secure, Decentralized Block Reward Voting, Fast - page 94.

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Quote from: florianuhlemann on April 02, 2014, 11:10:14 AM

sorry for asking such a stupid question, but the 1.1 windows wallet is weird? when I download and extract it, it's not an exe file. renaming it to exe results in a non-functioning file. Anyhow, I don't have much data volume left to keep trying and searching, so if any one feels helpful enough to send a PN with a properly working (latest windows) build of heavycoin, I'd appreciate your help!

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You will need to "unzip" it. I prefer http://www.7-zip.org/, but there are many others out there to do this.

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Quote from: florianuhlemann on April 02, 2014, 11:10:14 AM

sorry for asking such a stupid question, but the 1.1 windows wallet is weird? when I download and extract it, it's not an exe file. renaming it to exe results in a non-functioning file. Anyhow, I don't have much data volume left to keep trying and searching, so if any one feels helpful enough to send a PN with a properly working (latest windows) build of heavycoin, I'd appreciate your help!

cheers
florian

It's a zip with 8 file in it. Did you unpack it correct?
Also, Chrome detects it as unsafe. Maybe your antivirus silently deletes some of those files?

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sorry for asking such a stupid question, but the 1.1 windows wallet is weird? when I download and extract it, it's not an exe file. renaming it to exe results in a non-functioning file. Anyhow, I don't have much data volume left to keep trying and searching, so if any one feels helpful enough to send a PN with a properly working (latest windows) build of heavycoin, I'd appreciate your help!

cheers
florian

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Quote from: loicatraile on April 02, 2014, 04:51:39 AM

since Heavycoin uses the HEFTY1 algorithm this will increase difficulty really high and with it the price.

The price will only go up if there is demand to buy it. If you look at DOGE, for example, the return has halved twice, on 14th Feb and 17th March. If an increase in the cost of mining automatically resulted in a price increase, the price of DOGE would have increased after these two dates, but in fact it has been going steadily downwards since mid Feb:
https://www.cryptocoincharts.info/v2/pair/doge/btc/coinedup/3-months
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogecoin#Block_schedule
I'd say it's by no means certain that a flood of GPU miners onto HVC will increase the price.

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Quote from: seayi on April 02, 2014, 05:20:57 AM

According to the FPGA testing,HVC which use HEFTY1 algorithm is the real ASIC-resist coin!

Yes, where is this test. Would be very beneficial information if its true......

Edit: I found this on zhpool homepage. @zhpool, can you guys share the results of this project with the HVC communtiy?

1. Several experts believe HeavyCoin will be extremely hard for ASIC(harder than LiteCoin) or FPGA implementation(we have already completed FPGA implementation days ago, but... too slow... we kill that project), that means HVC will be GPU only for quit a long time, referring LiteCoin, HeavyCoin will have a great future.

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Quote from: massiveman on April 02, 2014, 01:11:14 AM

Damn can't you read? also how's slothcoin working out for you? lol

In case you didn't notice, I am affiliated with 2 other coins, but have 0 affiliation with Slothcoin besides posting a couple of times in the developer's thread saying that it's a more viable SHA3 coin than Maxcoin.

Quote from: seayi on April 02, 2014, 05:20:57 AM

According to the FPGA testing,HVC which use HEFTY1 algorithm is the real ASIC-resist coin!

Where is this test

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I will be reminding all of you until these goals for heavycoin are completed. Please sign our Thunderclap and message Moolah to add HVC to Prelude. Super important stuff here, we can talk price all day long but this is the stuff that helps move value more than any fake price pump ever could

https://www.thunderclap.it/projects/10329-heavycoin-secure-e-currency?locale=en

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Holding like a BOSS!!! Grin

If you want some of my HVC... you can have them starting @ 0.0005 HVC/BTC... Wink

Sorry, it's 5k or 50k satoshi?

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Quote from: black_angel1 on April 02, 2014, 03:33:05 AM

[2014-04-02 10:29:22] accepted: 1/1 (100.00%), 11362 khash/s (yay!!!)
[2014-04-02 10:29:32] thread 0: 114809454 hashes, 11236 khash/s
[2014-04-02 10:29:32] accepted: 2/2 (100.00%), 11236 khash/s (yay!!!)

-> cayars if ccminer is shoving ~11236 khash/s = 11 Mh/s ?
i am using GeForce 750 Ti

Yep, you're at 11.236 or 11.2MH.

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Just a reminder - as there was no stats update post yesterday, the deltas below are over the course of 2 days.

Pool hash rates and miners

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rate (Mh/s)*

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Quote from: unsoindovo on April 02, 2014, 05:36:54 AM

Quote from: jakiman on April 02, 2014, 05:32:28 AM

But once HVC settles and needs to be more commercially accepted (maybe 2015), it needs to be ASIC friendly IMO.

why you assert this?

Faster hashing ASIC does not mean more coins in circulation.
It means less coins per person and more to the big guns. (who might have the power to potentially really make big things happen with it)

Bitcoin didn't become what it is now by being only CPU or GPU friendly.
Once Scrypt ASIC hits the masses, Litecoin should increase in value also.

At the end, ASIC makes it more viable for big corporations to start mining / creating a bigger network.
Due to financial and its lower power requirement reasons. ASIC allows the major coins to really grow.

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I don't think the ASICS change the game that much.
The more coins in circulation, the better for the volumes and prices.
chip mining boosted the bitcoin price.
Maybe LTC will follow ?
People with GPUs will always find coins to mine and trade.
Like now, you can mine the scrypt-n and scrypt-jane coins. They claim to be ASIC-proof.

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Quote from: loicatraile on April 02, 2014, 04:51:39 AM

Quote from: gotforce on April 02, 2014, 04:44:06 AM

Quote from: loicatraile on April 02, 2014, 04:40:21 AM

I´m looking forward to see what happens when the block reward drops to 1-8 HVC in a few Months and when script ASIC are released.. this 2 events alone should increase the value drastically.
So my opinion is.. whatever price you are paying now it will be a good investment for the near future.

Sorry ,I'm a noob. I can't understand how ASIC affect the HVC price.
Is HVC ASIC-resist ? If so , that could be great!

for now there are only ASIC that mine really fast the algorithm SHA256 of Bitcoin but there are some companies finishing ASIC chips that mine the script algorithm of most of Altcoins so for example GPU miners will not be able to mine Litecoin anymore and will be looking for another coin.. since Heavycoin uses the HEFTY1 algorithm this will increase difficulty really high and with it the price.

You mean scrypt-ASIC is just not suitable for HVC. It is possible to build HEFTY1-ASIC if they want. Anyway, there is still not enough profit to push them.

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Quote from: unsoindovo on April 02, 2014, 05:27:42 AM

Quote from: seayi on April 02, 2014, 05:20:57 AM

According to the FPGA testing,HVC which use HEFTY1 algorithm is the real ASIC-resist coin!

and what about X11 algorithm?

ASIC resistent too...

but who will have the hardest resistence against ASIC machines?

X11 and Quark...FPGA beyond GPU

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Quote from: jakiman on April 02, 2014, 05:32:28 AM

But once HVC settles and needs to be more commercially accepted (maybe 2015), it needs to be ASIC friendly IMO.

why you assert this?

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HVC being ASIC resistant is good for this year. Especially with GPU miners needing a new algo coin to mine in Q3/Q4.
But once HVC settles and needs to be more commercially accepted (maybe 2015), it needs to be ASIC friendly IMO.

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Quote from: seayi on April 02, 2014, 05:20:57 AM

According to the FPGA testing,HVC which use HEFTY1 algorithm is the real ASIC-resist coin!

and what about X11 algorithm?

ASIC resistent too...

but who will have the hardest resistence against ASIC machines?

seayi

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According to the FPGA testing,HVC which use HEFTY1 algorithm is the real ASIC-resist coin!

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Quote from: gotforce on April 02, 2014, 04:44:06 AM

Quote from: loicatraile on April 02, 2014, 04:40:21 AM

I´m looking forward to see what happens when the block reward drops to 1-8 HVC in a few Months and when script ASIC are released.. this 2 events alone should increase the value drastically.
So my opinion is.. whatever price you are paying now it will be a good investment for the near future.

Sorry ,I'm a noob. I can't understand how ASIC affect the HVC price.
Is HVC ASIC-resist ? If so , that could be great!

for now there are only ASIC that mine really fast the algorithm SHA256 of Bitcoin but there are some companies finishing ASIC chips that mine the script algorithm of most of Altcoins so for example GPU miners will not be able to mine Litecoin anymore and will be looking for another coin.. since Heavycoin uses the HEFTY1 algorithm this will increase difficulty really high and with it the price.

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Quote from: loicatraile on April 02, 2014, 04:40:21 AM

I´m looking forward to see what happens when the block reward drops to 1-8 HVC in a few Months and when script ASIC are released.. this 2 events alone should increase the value drastically.
So my opinion is.. whatever price you are paying now it will be a good investment for the near future.

Sorry ,I'm a noob. I can't understand how ASIC affect the HVC price.
Is HVC ASIC-resist ? If so , that could be great!

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