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Topic: [ANN] [QRK] Quark | Core 0.10 upgrade - page 421. (Read 1031025 times)

sr. member
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July 30, 2013, 07:33:25 AM
As it is only works with CPU, how much it takes to find a block these days?
sr. member
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July 30, 2013, 06:47:14 AM
Here's some current nodes I'm connected to:

addnode=54.213.97.180
addnode=192.241.211.11
addnode=173.255.242.98
addnode=221.178.203.197
addnode=60.173.10.231
addnode=68.43.213.108
addnode=85.56.195.134
addnode=94.132.13.38
addnode=37.139.14.104
addnode=123.244.30.36
addnode=124.126.239.6
addnode=110.190.221.165
addnode=182.141.71.85
addnode=222.175.21.147
addnode=178.22.67.205
addnode=162.105.146.245
addnode=88.204.169.242
addnode=121.199.52.186
addnode=198.50.233.8
addnode=203.32.9.70
addnode=198.199.116.69


Thanks. your's list worked.
full member
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Merit: 100
July 30, 2013, 04:22:54 AM
Is there a command to know how much QRK I have in my headless account?
Thank you

[edit] ok I managed to find it 
Code:
watch 'quarkcoind getinfo'
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Quark developer
July 30, 2013, 12:09:21 AM
my client couldn't connect to any node. So gave it up !

Here's some current nodes I'm connected to:

addnode=54.213.97.180
addnode=192.241.211.11
addnode=173.255.242.98
addnode=221.178.203.197
addnode=60.173.10.231
addnode=68.43.213.108
addnode=85.56.195.134
addnode=94.132.13.38
addnode=37.139.14.104
addnode=123.244.30.36
addnode=124.126.239.6
addnode=110.190.221.165
addnode=182.141.71.85
addnode=222.175.21.147
addnode=178.22.67.205
addnode=162.105.146.245
addnode=88.204.169.242
addnode=121.199.52.186
addnode=198.50.233.8
addnode=203.32.9.70
addnode=198.199.116.69
full member
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Merit: 100
July 30, 2013, 12:06:28 AM
my client couldn't connect to any node. So gave it up !
Have you added the nodes on the first page to your quarkcoin.conf  Huh
addnode=98.167.196.51
addnode=178.74.103.10
addnode=72.23.76.121
addnode=198.199.113.126
addnode=192.241.218.132
addnode=88.248.114.86
addnode=81.196.93.247
addnode=81.24.212.14
addnode=198.56.192.154
addnode=83.235.241.132
addnode=173.208.241.196
addnode=164.215.85.101
addnode=182.130.181.137
addnode=105.236.111.72
sr. member
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July 29, 2013, 11:56:40 PM
my client couldn't connect to any node. So gave it up !
legendary
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Terminated.
July 29, 2013, 01:57:34 PM
Most coins are c/p with a bit of things changed.
QRK has unique hashing among 43900835 coins that were released in the past 2 months..

Does "c\p" mean "copypaste" or "crap"?  Grin
copypaste lol
legendary
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July 29, 2013, 06:43:31 AM
Most coins are c/p with a bit of things changed.
QRK has unique hashing among 43900835 coins that were released in the past 2 months..

Does "c\p" mean "copypaste" or "crap"?  Grin

Both.

Quarkcoin is undervalued.  Due to the redundancy in hashing it's probably one of the more secure coins out there.  The minting of the coins was a bit top-heavy, so the value is low right now, but that will soon change.

QRK is definitely one to watch!

I saw some buying and price increase on huge volume this morning (300k + buy order).

My advice would be to have a position in QRK.  There's nothing but upside potential at these prices.  Leverage up for massive profits as it gains credibility and importance.  It is one of the few altcoins that actually innovates and should stand among primecoin, LTC and PPC in terms of innovativeness.  I think the price will soon follow as it's about to get a whole lot more rare.
sr. member
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DTC unofficial team
July 29, 2013, 06:13:58 AM
Most coins are c/p with a bit of things changed.
QRK has unique hashing among 43900835 coins that were released in the past 2 months..

Does "c\p" mean "copypaste" or "crap"?  Grin
legendary
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July 29, 2013, 05:33:56 AM
if i read the numbers right this coin is a pre-mine. in the first 15 weeks greater than 90% of the the coins that will be generated in the next 10 years, will have been mined.
You're wrong, that's not the definition of a pre-mine.
It might as well be. I mean, it is copied off a coin called "Super Inflationary Coin".
Most coins are c/p with a bit of things changed.
QRK has unique hashing among 43900835 coins that were released in the past 2 months..
sr. member
Activity: 350
Merit: 250
July 29, 2013, 03:08:55 AM
if i read the numbers right this coin is a pre-mine. in the first 15 weeks greater than 90% of the the coins that will be generated in the next 10 years, will have been mined.
You're wrong, that's not the definition of a pre-mine.
It might as well be. I mean, it is copied off a coin called "Super Inflationary Coin".
legendary
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Terminated.
July 29, 2013, 02:52:46 AM
if i read the numbers right this coin is a pre-mine. in the first 15 weeks greater than 90% of the the coins that will be generated in the next 10 years, will have been mined.
You're wrong, that's not the definition of a pre-mine.
full member
Activity: 205
Merit: 100
July 28, 2013, 11:30:57 PM
Am I doing this wrong or does importing keys not work for Quarkcoin?  I did getaddressesbyaccount , then dumpprivkey
, and on the other machine importprivkey .  The account came in, but not the Quarkcoin that the account had.
member
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July 28, 2013, 09:29:32 PM
if i read the numbers right this coin is a pre-mine. in the first 15 weeks greater than 90% of the the coins that will be generated in the next 10 years, will have been mined.
donator
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Gerald Davis
July 28, 2013, 05:30:30 PM
It is underpriced in that it generally costs more to make QRK than it sells for, but I think it's a PnD that's already on it's death throes due to lack of support from merchants or any use.

How much does it cost a botnet to produce 1 QRK?  Remember stolen computing power and stolen electricity = 0.0000.  CPU coin = botnet coin.  Whatever you can produce with a single CPU the average botnet can produce 10,000x as much at near 0 cost.  It never had a future.
You do realize it's possible to do the same with GPU's?
Utilize the GPU of every PC that is part of the botnet?
I mean a company already did it with bitcoin within their software (too lazy to google now)..

Agreed GPU raises the barrier slightly and botnet herders tend to go for the low hanging fruit.  The issue of GPU botnets will only get worse in the future.  Most low end systems now come with relatively (at least compared to prior northbridge based integrated video) powerful "on die" GPUs (GPU is part of CPU).  Both Intel and AMD latests on die GPU are OpenCL capable.  The threat isn't so much a botnet acquiring hundreds of high end systems as zombies but a botnet acquiring tens of thousands of openCL capable "on die" GPU based systems.


While relatively low powered (50 KH/s compared to a high end GPU being 400 KH/s or more) a botnet will make up for it with thousands or tens of thousands of units.  It will take some time but it is inevitable.
legendary
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July 28, 2013, 05:24:53 PM
It is underpriced in that it generally costs more to make QRK than it sells for, but I think it's a PnD that's already on it's death throes due to lack of support from merchants or any use.

How much does it cost a botnet to produce 1 QRK?  Remember stolen computing power and stolen electricity = 0.0000.  CPU coin = botnet coin.  Whatever you can produce with a single CPU the average botnet can produce 10,000x as much at near 0 cost.  It never had a future.
You do realize it's possible to do the same with GPU's?
Utilize the GPU of every PC that is part of the botnet?
I mean a company already did it with bitcoin within their software (too lazy to google now)..
donator
Activity: 1218
Merit: 1079
Gerald Davis
July 28, 2013, 05:19:34 PM
It is underpriced in that it generally costs more to make QRK than it sells for, but I think it's a PnD that's already on it's death throes due to lack of support from merchants or any use.

How much does it cost a botnet to produce 1 QRK?  Remember stolen computing power and stolen electricity = 0.0000.  CPU coin = botnet coin.  Whatever you can produce with a single CPU the average botnet can produce 10,000x as much at near 0 cost.  It never had a future.
sr. member
Activity: 350
Merit: 250
July 28, 2013, 05:02:53 PM
What price do you think is the "stable price"?
Well it's currently underpriced, but it should be above the current cryptsy price, I'm not sure about the exact range it should be in tho,

I would say it's under priced.  It should be priced 0.00006 to 0.00008 IMO
It is underpriced in that it generally costs more to make QRK than it sells for, but I think it's a PnD that's already on it's death throes due to lack of support from merchants or any use.
legendary
Activity: 1232
Merit: 1001
July 28, 2013, 04:49:33 PM
What price do you think is the "stable price"?
Well it's currently underpriced, but it should be above the current cryptsy price, I'm not sure about the exact range it should be in tho,

I would say it's under priced.  It should be priced 0.00006 to 0.00008 IMO
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July 28, 2013, 03:47:20 PM

Need help!  I'm running it linux headless.  The thing runs... I guess... It doesn't show in the processes at all.  But, I can give quarkcoind commands.  I've got over a dozen peers.  Plus, the hashespersec doesn't work, so how am I to tell that the thing is mining and get an idea about speed?

hashespersec doesn't work yet. Is your CPU at around 100%? If you have genproclimit=-1 set, quarkcoind should be using about 100% of your CPU.

It won't show in the processes using the PS command, which is usually what I use to get PIDs for kill commands.  But I found it does show by using the TOP command and says 800% for 8 CPUs.  Thanks!  If I've got the time I'll look at the source for getting the hashespersec working.
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