Topic: [ANN] Litecoin - a lite version of Bitcoin. Launched! - page 23. (Read 1467278 times)
The fund would be raised partially with premined coins from Litecoin team, includes Charlie Lee. Including the voluntary mining rewards from miners is not a bad idea but the core team of Litecoin would demonstrate their contributions (should be significant) to the Litecoin Fund for the growth of Litecoin ecosystem. Without good contributions and participations from Litecoin core team, Litecoin miners will hesitate to voluntarily use their mining rewards to the fund (I doubt they will do this).
"Charlie Lee Proposes Voluntary Mining Reward Donations to Fund Litecoin Ecosystem"
"I think a better way to fund development is mining pools voluntarily donate a portion of the block reward. How about Litecoin pools donate 1% (0.125 LTC) of block rewards to the@LTCFoundation? If every miner/pool does this, it amounts to about $1.5MM donation per year! Currently with merged mining of Dogecoin and other Scrypt coins, miners make 105%+ of block rewards. So 1% is a reasonably small amount to give back towards funding a public good. Better yet, pools can let miners decide what organizations to send their 1% to. It can be Litecoin Foundation, @LitecoinDotCom, @theliteschool, or any other Litecoin project. What do you guys think?"
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https://litecoin.com/en/news/charlie-lee-proposes-voluntary-mining-reward-donations-to-fund-litecoin-ecosystem
Here's a windows client I built just now:
https://github.com/downloads/coblee/litecoin/litecoin-windows-client-10-09-2011.zip
Unfortunately, I'm not a windows guy. I built this on a WinXP running in a virtual machine. And I tried my best to include the necessary dlls and such. It works for me, but let me know if you have trouble.
Do people need a download that has the miner also?
built with an XP! Legendary! Very legendary! With a pentium you will mine 5 blocks (approx 700k eur of today) https://github.com/downloads/coblee/litecoin/litecoin-windows-client-10-09-2011.zip
Unfortunately, I'm not a windows guy. I built this on a WinXP running in a virtual machine. And I tried my best to include the necessary dlls and such. It works for me, but let me know if you have trouble.
Do people need a download that has the miner also?
ltc soon 90-100$ price
what do you think guys
what do you think guys
Could be next month or next year. Who knows...
To be sure, when bitcoin halving arrives, that's when there will be changes in prices that are not fair to all alts including LTC, I think it will be more than $100, but it could be past that price. It's just a prediction and the graph still doesn't necessarily change.
litecoin may be big right now. Hell, by the time Litecoin gets Mimblewimble in play, I'd almost bet that Bitcoin Core will beat them with a 3rd party app with Taproot.
https://www.coindesk.com/bitcoins-privacy-and-scaling-tech-upgrade-taproot-just-took-a-big-step-forward
ltc soon 90-100$ price
what do you think guys
what do you think guys
Could be next month or next year. Who knows...
To be sure, when bitcoin halving arrives, that's when there will be changes in prices that are not fair to all alts including LTC, I think it will be more than $100, but it could be past that price. It's just a prediction and the graph still doesn't necessarily change.
litecoin may be big right now. ltc soon 90-100$ price
what do you think guys
what do you think guys
Could be next month or next year. Who knows...
To be sure, when bitcoin halving arrives, that's when there will be changes in prices that are not fair to all alts including LTC, I think it will be more than $100, but it could be past that price. It's just a prediction and the graph still doesn't necessarily change.
ltc soon 90-100$ price
what do you think guys
what do you think guys
Could be next month or next year. Who knows...
To be sure, when bitcoin halving arrives, that's when there will be changes in prices that are not fair to all alts including LTC, I think it will be more than $100, but it could be past that price. It's just a prediction and the graph still doesn't necessarily change.
ltc soon 90-100$ price
what do you think guys
what do you think guys
Could be next month or next year. Who knows...
Was just back in summer where it was $140 USD/LTC. It all depends on bitcoin.
ltc soon 90-100$ price
what do you think guys
what do you think guys
Could be next month or next year. Who knows...
ltc soon 90-100$ price
what do you think guys
what do you think guys
You can mine Litecoin at autoexchange mining pool Zergpool.com at 0.5% fee. Please use following commands for different mining options
Option 1 Auto coin switch mining by profitability within algorithm with autoexchange to specified coin wallet(BTC in example below)
Code:
-o stratum+tcp://scrypt.mine.zergpool.com:3433 -u -p c=BTC
Option 2 Direct coin mining with payout to coin wallet
Code:
-o stratum+tcp://scrypt.mine.zergpool.com:3433 -u -p c=LTC,mc=LTC
Option 3 Direct coin mining with autoexchange to specified coin wallet(BTC in example below)
Code:
-o stratum+tcp://scrypt.mine.zergpool.com:3433 -u -p c=BTC,mc=LTC
Please note mc stands for mining coin symbol, c stand for payout coin symbol
Autoexchange to BTC, LTC, DASH, BCH, DOGE or any other currency we mine
Happy mining,
cheers pinpin
Remember kids, ASIC resistance does not equal ASIC proof. 
And we all know resistance is futile...
Scrypt WAS ASIC resistant, but only until 2014. Whoever was into that hype in 2014/2015 was just plain ignorant...
what is the difference between asic resistence and asic proof?And we all know resistance is futile...
Scrypt WAS ASIC resistant, but only until 2014. Whoever was into that hype in 2014/2015 was just plain ignorant...
ASIC resistant: It's hard/expensive to make an ASIC. But when it becomes profitable enough, someone will make an ASIC.
ASIC proof: It's impossible/futile. The only way to make it so, is to change the algo every now and then, like Monero does. That way, if anyone makes an ASIC, you change the algo and the hardware becomes obsolete.
Remember kids, ASIC resistance does not equal ASIC proof.
And we all know resistance is futile...
Scrypt WAS ASIC resistant, but only until 2014. Whoever was into that hype in 2014/2015 was just plain ignorant...
what is the difference between asic resistence and asic proof? And we all know resistance is futile...
Scrypt WAS ASIC resistant, but only until 2014. Whoever was into that hype in 2014/2015 was just plain ignorant...
The party begins, litecoin to the moon!
Remember kids, ASIC resistance does not equal ASIC proof.
And we all know resistance is futile...
Scrypt WAS ASIC resistant, but only until 2014. Whoever was into that hype in 2014/2015 was just plain ignorant...
And we all know resistance is futile...
Scrypt WAS ASIC resistant, but only until 2014. Whoever was into that hype in 2014/2015 was just plain ignorant...
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ASIC resistance has always been a bit of a joke. I remember chuckling over the hype back in 2014 or 2015.
Yup. This has been obvious since the beginning.
I think that this coin is really asic resistent. The hashrate is tragically dumped and the same for the difficulty. Somebody talk of the end, same they talk about the end of btc but, in the crypto time, three coins have signed the story: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin.
ASIC resistance
Joke of the day...
ASIC resistance has always been a bit of a joke. I remember chuckling over the hype back in 2014 or 2015.
I think that this coin is really asic resistent. The hashrate is tragically dumped and the same for the difficulty. Somebody talk of the end, same they talk about the end of btc but, in the crypto time, three coins have signed the story: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin.
ASIC resistance
Joke of the day...Ignore him. He doesn't even...
I think that this coin is really asic resistent. The hashrate is tragically dumped and the same for the difficulty. Somebody talk of the end, same they talk about the end of btc but, in the crypto time, three coins have signed the story: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin.
ASIC resistance
Joke of the day...
I think that this coin is really asic resistent. The hashrate is tragically dumped and the same for the difficulty. Somebody talk of the end, same they talk about the end of btc but, in the crypto time, three coins have signed the story: Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin.
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