[ANN] [QCN] QuazarCoin | Full privacy&data protection | Egalitarian PoW - page 28.

OracionSeis

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Quote from: cinnamon_carter on July 27, 2014, 04:46:04 AM

been studying the source code of this and a few others of the same variety,

i am pretty turned off by the unfairness (not the first or last time we have seen this) some people have a cpu and some have optimized gpu's

i guess if I want to pay a 'fee' to someone with a closed source miner I can try a gpu too ?
(no thanks)

still once the playing field is leveled new coins can be launched that are fair perhaps

--- sorry development teams with optimized miners like this stuff, prime coin, memory coin 2, anything with ypool, -------

you are only screwing yourselves by not allowing everyone to have access to the same tools

if your goal is to 'enrich' yourself it won't work if no one will mine the coin

I think that's fair. Some pools charge 3% fee so these are comparable figures.

This also helps users who can mine only via GPU to join QuazarCoin.

You can see my answer to a similar question.

Quote from: OracionSeis on July 30, 2014, 01:10:36 PM

Quote from: peter378 on July 30, 2014, 12:59:30 PM

What does the Egalitarian PoW in this thread's title mean? Is it related to the Emission curve shown in the OP?

No, it's not connected. Egalitarian PoW means that all miners&users have equal rights and liberties.

You can extract QuazarCoin via CPU or GPU but neither of the two has advantages from the other. If we recalculate to pure income both are equal. Also QCN is fully ASIC resistant.

Cornett

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Quote from: OracionSeis on July 30, 2014, 01:01:58 PM

Sorry, I've spent a few days at the hospital.

The following two weeks are going to be full of big updates and good news.

 Here are some of them:
 

A cool other developer in the QCN team, 
An updated GUI miner&wallet for Mac OS X,

We're planning a closed beta-testing of a Windows GUI wallet. If someone wants to take part in testing, please contact me.

  I'm also working on making some updates to the code. Unfortunately, I think that now QuazarCoin not be supporting Win32 because of well-known reasons.

  HitBTC will enlist us soon (link here).

  And of course QCN promo team continues introducing the folks to QuazarCoin and to attract new users.

AWESOME! Good luck to you! Start accumulating QCN - the main competitor for Monero

OracionSeis

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Sorry, I've spent a few days at the hospital.

The following two weeks are going to be full of big updates and good news.

 Here are some of them:
 

A cool other developer in the QCN team, 
An updated GUI miner&wallet for Mac OS X,

We're planning a closed beta-testing of Windows GUI wallet. If someone wants to take part in testing, please contact me.

  I'm also working on making some updates to the code. Unfortunately, I think that now QuazarCoin not be supporting Win32 because of well-known reasons.

  HitBTC will enlist us soon (link here).

  And of course QCN promo team continues introducing the folks to QuazarCoin and to attract new users.

sammy007

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Quote from: bolvan on July 30, 2014, 12:37:06 AM

QCN is going to be delisted on BITTREX on 1-AUG

So fuck bittrex. This exchange already marked as an exchange for scamcoins. We have to celebrate delisting from it.

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Xmining

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Quote from: shaobao88 on July 29, 2014, 04:18:39 AM

Quote from: cinnamon_carter on July 27, 2014, 04:46:04 AM

been studying the source code of this and a few others of the same variety,

i am pretty turned off by the unfairness (not the first or last time we have seen this) some people have a cpu and some have optimized gpu's

i guess if I want to pay a 'fee' to someone with a closed source miner I can try a gpu too ?
(no thanks)

still once the playing field is leveled new coins can be launched that are fair perhaps

--- sorry development teams with optimized miners like this stuff, prime coin, memory coin 2, anything with ypool, -------

you are only screwing yourselves by not allowing everyone to have access to the same tools

if your goal is to 'enrich' yourself it won't work if no one will mine the coin

Sorry for the silly newbie question. what is difference between cpu and gpu miners?

Well, it's quite obvious, CPU miner is using your computer's processor for mining and GPU miner is using your graphic card power.

It's really as simple as that.

bolvan

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QCN is going to be delisted on BITTREX on 1-AUG

BigBrother

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My question is not smarter. I'm going to mine QCN. What is the difference for me is it closed or open source miner?

shaobao88

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Quote from: cinnamon_carter on July 27, 2014, 04:46:04 AM

been studying the source code of this and a few others of the same variety,

i am pretty turned off by the unfairness (not the first or last time we have seen this) some people have a cpu and some have optimized gpu's

i guess if I want to pay a 'fee' to someone with a closed source miner I can try a gpu too ?
(no thanks)

still once the playing field is leveled new coins can be launched that are fair perhaps

--- sorry development teams with optimized miners like this stuff, prime coin, memory coin 2, anything with ypool, -------

you are only screwing yourselves by not allowing everyone to have access to the same tools

if your goal is to 'enrich' yourself it won't work if no one will mine the coin

Sorry for the silly newbie question. what is difference between cpu and gpu miners?

MadridReal

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Quote from: sammy007 on July 28, 2014, 01:10:48 AM

I am wondering how most of miners are greedy, no one will work for free for you, yes, there are a lot of opensource miners for other coins and algos, but you can be 100% sure -- developer got his reward in other way. Currently, Claymore just getting his money how he can. And sure, I think it's too much.

In what way the dev gets his reward in that case? I have no ideas

Keeminakar

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Quote from: sammy007 on July 27, 2014, 09:33:45 AM

Quote from: cinnamon_carter on July 27, 2014, 04:46:04 AM

been studying the source code of this and a few others of the same variety,

i am pretty turned off by the unfairness (not the first or last time we have seen this) some people have a cpu and some have optimized gpu's

i guess if I want to pay a 'fee' to someone with a closed source miner I can try a gpu too ?
(no thanks)

still once the playing field is leveled new coins can be launched that are fair perhaps

--- sorry development teams with optimized miners like this stuff, prime coin, memory coin 2, anything with ypool, -------

you are only screwing yourselves by not allowing everyone to have access to the same tools

if your goal is to 'enrich' yourself it won't work if no one will mine the coin

You forgot about botnets, but no botnets in QCN yet. So enjoy while you can.

BTW, nice hashrate rise. Will least till buy support on polo will disappear.

That's cool that there is no botnets in QCN yet. But what can happen when they appear?

Xterry

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Quote from: OracionSeis on July 25, 2014, 05:51:03 AM

Quote from: sammy007 on July 24, 2014, 10:48:23 PM

Quote from: OracionSeis on July 21, 2014, 01:01:21 PM

Today QuazarCoin was added to HitBTC with market makers help.

You can trade QCN soon, stay tuned.

And thanks SATOSHI 0.00000001! NAKAMOTO World™ is home of the world's largest private cryptocurrency portfolio with 25+ years experience of investment & cryptocurrency consulting.

So when trading starts? I can deposit, but can't trade. For several days.

The HitBTC devs said they will add QuazarCoin to the trades early next week. I think it should happen on Monday/Tuesday.

I'm still not able to trade there. Their developers are not as active as Quazars Cheesy

Zosergag

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Quote from: OracionSeis on July 25, 2014, 04:00:51 AM

Quote from: nopedope89 on July 24, 2014, 10:51:01 AM

NEW UPDATE ON MINERGATE.COM

Enjoy the most full info about QCN blocks at https://minergate.com/blockchain/qcn/blocks

Good news.

What are the updates? I haven't noticed any changes

sammy007

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Quote from: Xmining on July 28, 2014, 02:44:59 AM

Quote from: sammy007 on July 28, 2014, 01:10:48 AM

I am wondering how most of miners are greedy, no one will work for free for you, yes, there are a lot of opensource miners for other coins and algos, but you can be 100% sure -- developer got his reward in other way. Currently, Claymore just getting his money how he can. And sure, I think it's too much.

Personally, I think 5% is not that much, at least when your income is not 1000000...0. Maybe he should reduce it to 2%, but still.

Suddenly I'm in doubts... it's 5% right?

Yes, there is also an option to disable fee, but lost some major optimisations especially for people who can't live with a feeling that someone getting reward.

Xmining

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Quote from: sammy007 on July 28, 2014, 01:10:48 AM

I am wondering how most of miners are greedy, no one will work for free for you, yes, there are a lot of opensource miners for other coins and algos, but you can be 100% sure -- developer got his reward in other way. Currently, Claymore just getting his money how he can. And sure, I think it's too much.

Personally, I think 5% is not that much, at least when your income is not 1000000...0. Maybe he should reduce it to 2%, but still.

Suddenly I'm in doubts... it's 5% right?

sammy007

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I am wondering how most of miners are greedy, no one will work for free for you, yes, there are a lot of opensource miners for other coins and algos, but you can be 100% sure -- developer got his reward in other way. Currently, Claymore just getting his money how he can. And sure, I think it's too much.

shulio

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Quote from: cinnamon_carter on July 27, 2014, 01:36:32 PM

closed source, if you don't know what can go wrong there stick around although i hope you never find out.

Quote from: shulio on July 27, 2014, 09:18:43 AM

I mine this coin with closed source miner for GPU with fee - and what. I am OK to pay that fee. What is unfair of that protocol? There is no FPGA, no ASIC. What else do you need?

What can go wrong? My coins are in my wallet - so what if i mine them with closed source miner ? and

Quote from: cinnamon_carter on July 27, 2014, 04:46:04 AM

i guess if I want to pay a 'fee' to someone with a closed source miner I can try a gpu too ?
(no thanks)

You wont make money, but invest nothing? Where is that place in the earth where you can do such things? I wont go there

. And you are free to develop your mining program and use it - who stops you?

EDIT: You can make your own coin too

.

cinnamon_carter

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It's about time -- All merrit accepted !!!

closed source, if you don't know what can go wrong there stick around although i hope you never find out.

Quote from: shulio on July 27, 2014, 09:18:43 AM

I mine this coin with closed source miner for GPU with fee - and what. I am OK to pay that fee. What is unfair of that protocol? There is no FPGA, no ASIC. What else do you need?

sammy007

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Quote from: cinnamon_carter on July 27, 2014, 04:46:04 AM

been studying the source code of this and a few others of the same variety,

i am pretty turned off by the unfairness (not the first or last time we have seen this) some people have a cpu and some have optimized gpu's

i guess if I want to pay a 'fee' to someone with a closed source miner I can try a gpu too ?
(no thanks)

still once the playing field is leveled new coins can be launched that are fair perhaps

--- sorry development teams with optimized miners like this stuff, prime coin, memory coin 2, anything with ypool, -------

you are only screwing yourselves by not allowing everyone to have access to the same tools

if your goal is to 'enrich' yourself it won't work if no one will mine the coin

You forgot about botnets, but no botnets in QCN yet. So enjoy while you can.

BTW, nice hashrate rise. Will least till buy support on polo will disappear.

shulio

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Activity: 1540

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I mine this coin with closed source miner for GPU with fee - and what. I am OK to pay that fee. What is unfair of that protocol? There is no FPGA, no ASIC. What else do you need?

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