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Quote from: cayars on April 30, 2014, 07:32:57 AM

In order to actually take possession or to spend/trade coins do you still have to have a local wallet?

Any good example web wallets for BTC or any other coins you could point me to? Love to check it out.

You only need private keys for your addresses (or a unique secrets they are generated from) stored/remembered locally. The most prominent example is blockchain.info . There are also electrum/armory/mobile wallets etc.

Edit: I have posted a site for another coin initially

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In order to actually take possession or to spend/trade coins do you still have to have a local wallet?

Any good example web wallets for BTC or any other coins you could point me to? Love to check it out.

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Quote from: cayars on April 30, 2014, 07:21:28 AM

I really haven't followed online web wallets to much as the thought of my coins being in someone else's control doesn't sit well with me. IE Mt Gox, etc.
Even when using exchanges, I usually quickly move any coins back to my own local wallets after the transactions are complete.

Not to derail the thread, but are a lot of people still using web wallets?

In most cases web/lightweight wallets do not host your coin, rather they provide access to the blockchain. Quite a lot of people are using them, in Bitcoin it is even the majority of users.

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I really haven't followed online web wallets to much as the thought of my coins being in someone else's control doesn't sit well with me. IE Mt Gox, etc.
Even when using exchanges, I usually quickly move any coins back to my own local wallets after the transactions are complete.

Not to derail the thread, but are a lot of people still using web wallets (I'm pretty ignorant on this subject)?

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Quote from: cayars on April 30, 2014, 07:17:13 AM

Hmm, without a local wallet you can't solo mine. If you can't solo mine then you need a pool(s).

Chicken and Egg, or am I missing something?

Yes, pools will be there of course (and yes, I have everything ready at this moment). Just it is not mining that brings value to a coin.

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Hmm, without a local wallet you can't solo mine. If you can't solo mine then you need a pool(s).

Chicken and Egg, or am I missing something?

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Quote from: cayars on April 30, 2014, 06:46:31 AM

Yes, that's much clearer in intention.

It would be nice for mjollnircoin to be able to update the op message under the pool section. Would it be ok to add?

http://mnr.nonce-pool.com/ (planned)

Then once up and running the "planned" could be removed or changed to "operational" or similar.

But this way anyone following MNR can see progress being made. Lots of people don't like to solo mine so having at least one pool on the list is good stuff.

hint, hint, reorder Cool

I'd rather suggest focusing on a webwallet now. To avoid 5-10 pages of 'my wallet won't sync' messages in this thread on the start.

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Yes, that's much clearer in intention.

It would be nice for mjollnircoin to be able to update the op message under the pool section. Would it be ok to add?

http://mnr.nonce-pool.com/ (planned)

Then once up and running the "planned" could be removed or changed to "operational" or similar.

But this way anyone following MNR can see progress being made. Lots of people don't like to solo mine so having at least one pool on the list is good stuff.

hint, hint, reorder Cool

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Quote from: reorder on April 30, 2014, 02:04:39 AM

Quote from: nonce-pool on April 29, 2014, 11:14:53 PM

Well we could only assume we might have a working pool without the actual source code and/or a miner beforehand
but curious and smart folks could probably find what they are looking for now. Wink

But the code is published for review several posts ago, isn't it? I have a confirmation that parts important for mining won't change before release

Reading that back, our own post sounds confusing Tongue

, we have already looked at the code and intend to support Mjollnircoin with a pool but would rather not advertize such until we are certain that it's functional (the assume part) the pool is already prepared and waiting for launch.

We will have a link once it's "officially" open but folks could easily find it now if they looked for it Grin

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Quote from: nonce-pool on April 29, 2014, 11:14:53 PM

Well we could only assume we might have a working pool without the actual source code and/or a miner beforehand
but curious and smart folks could probably find what they are looking for now. Wink

But the code is published for review several posts ago, isn't it? I have a confirmation that parts important for mining won't change before release

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Quote from: cayars on April 29, 2014, 08:13:16 PM

Quote from: TheRealSteve on April 29, 2014, 08:01:05 PM

I volunteer to make 'fancy' graphs as soon as pools pop up Wink

Me like the "pretty graphs" you do! Very good sets of information you can quickly look at to see what is going on.

OK, come on Reorder and Nonce. Time to make an announcement so we can put TheRealSteve to work Grin

Well we could only assume we might have a working pool without the actual source code and/or a miner beforehand
but curious and smart folks could probably find what they are looking for now. Wink

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Quote from: cayars on April 29, 2014, 08:13:16 PM

Quote from: TheRealSteve on April 29, 2014, 08:01:05 PM

I volunteer to make 'fancy' graphs as soon as pools pop up Wink

Me like the "pretty graphs" you do! Very good sets of information you can quickly look at to see what is going on.

OK, come on Reorder and Nonce. Time to make an announcement so we can put TheRealSteve to work Grin

Definitely great graphs! A pool announcement would be great!

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Quote from: TheRealSteve on April 29, 2014, 08:01:05 PM

I volunteer to make 'fancy' graphs as soon as pools pop up Wink

Me like the "pretty graphs" you do! Very good sets of information you can quickly look at to see what is going on.

OK, come on Reorder and Nonce. Time to make an announcement so we can put TheRealSteve to work Grin

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FUN > ROI

I volunteer to make 'fancy' graphs as soon as pools pop up Wink

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About 3.5 days to go!.

Got any "progress reports" you can give us? Any pools lined up? Any GPU miners? Any talks with pools? Any talks with exchanges?

Need help with any of these? Need help with anything else?

"enquiring minds want to know"

Carlo

PS I volunteer to solo test the first 500 blocks. Shocked

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These are the current drafted IPO results

(main list at http://brokkir.github.io/mjollnircoin/ipco-stakeholders.html)

Investor ID	Date	Transaction	BTC invested	%	MNR stake
1	2014-04-20 18:08:26	afb7bd4a5977d5fb0a546d220b4286a684ace702e5732d51a2730de238f82c4e	0.1	1.3599136316	2855.8186263404
2	2014-04-27 09:43:08	d08c0309226de7eb2c4087707ab175bebde77d24bee1db6dff795165d1bd6b5f	2.	94.8222035931	199126.62754553
3	2014-04-29 15:48:22	36594d094fb6219ff596e972d97f0d4b6807a85077b4d1c5f8a00cc42cb551b7	0.246	3.8178827753	8017.5538281296

Send me a message if anything is not right

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I just sent a small amount to the IPO to help support the coin.

Carlo

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The IPO current results are:

BTC2.1 in total for 210.000 MNR

The IPO closes today

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Today we decided to go ahead and release part of the source code. This maybe a controversial step, but the genesis block and nodes are all taken out thus the Wallet will not run.
Releasing the sources early will give us a chance to have the code reviewed and perhaps it will take away some doubts that people have on Mjollnircoin

In our github repository you will find the sources of the mjollnircoin cpu-miner and of Mjollnircoin.

https://github.com/brokkir/mjollnircoin-project (cpu-miner)

https://github.com/brokkir/mjollnircoin

Code Reviews and feedback will be appreciated,

There are 5 more days until the release; After the IPO ends (and the bookkeeping is done) we will start building password protected binaries

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Great to see pool operators around here. Great potential in this coin. I'm happy to see that they took the best of hvc and dropped it's liabilities. Great work from the devs! looking forward to the launch, I'm ready to hammer out some coins

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