Topic: [ANN] [SFR] SaffronCoin | Latest Version - 1.4.2/2.6.2 | Mandatory Wallet Update - page 186. (Read 437835 times)
June 16, 2014, 05:28:10 AM
i like what i see this with coin, dev, keep up the good work
June 16, 2014, 04:48:05 AM
Congrat Saffroncoin. You are the first who could implement such nice algos. I think for better future we could consider get rid off sha256, scrypt and even x11.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Thanks! We will let the community decide what they want. X13 is on our cards but we will look to implement it much later incase a better algo pops out in the open.
The facts that you could implement two others algos to the core myriad source shows that you are a very competent dev. And it is the most important thing for a coin. Thus, I don't think it will be a problem for you to implement others algo to saffroncoin.
As long as people realize that X11 will be dominated by FPGA soon, they will scream about it. I know it takes a lot of your time but it worths. Please check out some algos which I recommend. It would be one great coin for a while if you could do this.
Btw I forget something. It would be even nicer if you could implement some CPU-algos. I recommend dcrypt from slimcoin, which is now still GPU-free. I know that no algo is GPU-free forever but it maybe worth a shot.
Great work.
We have blake that is only minable from the wallet with CPU for now because of the particular implementation if I understood correctly
Tizen you said if you sell now you would get 1btc. Did you just dump and brought the price below 4k? Lol 😁
No, I hold to the moon!!
June 16, 2014, 04:43:33 AM
Congrat Saffroncoin. You are the first who could implement such nice algos. I think for better future we could consider get rid off sha256, scrypt and even x11.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Thanks! We will let the community decide what they want. X13 is on our cards but we will look to implement it much later incase a better algo pops out in the open.
The facts that you could implement two others algos to the core myriad source shows that you are a very competent dev. And it is the most important thing for a coin. Thus, I don't think it will be a problem for you to implement others algo to saffroncoin.
As long as people realize that X11 will be dominated by FPGA soon, they will scream about it. I know it takes a lot of your time but it worths. Please check out some algos which I recommend. It would be one great coin for a while if you could do this.
Btw I forget something. It would be even nicer if you could implement some CPU-algos. I recommend dcrypt from slimcoin, which is now still GPU-free. I know that no algo is GPU-free forever but it maybe worth a shot.
Great work.
We have blake that is only minable from the wallet with CPU for now because of the particular implementation if I understood correctly
Tizen you said if you sell now you would get 1btc. Did you just dump and brought the price below 4k? Lol 😁
June 16, 2014, 04:42:39 AM
Yea Aizen one of the members have already contacted that he will look to tweak the cgminer for non-merged blake so you can mine with gpu.
But this blake was only included to get it ready for merged mining later.
But this blake was only included to get it ready for merged mining later.
Wow multi algos with merge mining in plan? You should be the new bitcoin. Nice work.
Well many a times we feel that we have the greatest idea in the world. But probably infact we don't.
It is not about us but about what the market wants.
The reason we did not include skein or qubit even though they are very energy efficient is because they don't have a huge market. How many people actually configure their miners to mine skein.
It's all about meeting the demands of the public
Unfortunately you're right. So at least we should try a poll to ask people's opinion about that.
June 16, 2014, 04:39:56 AM
Yes we will be looking at all of that once we touch the core of the code. We do not want frequent hardforks so we will only implement those algorithms and core features that actually would make us unique.
But we would be providing pretty cool frequent wallet updates with some new features in every update.
But we would be providing pretty cool frequent wallet updates with some new features in every update.
Yeah I agree. That's why I mention it now because it should be done soon. After SFR exploding in price and a lot of people know about it, such hardfork is not easy to do. Any algos which I suggest doesn't make you unique enough?
It's like a dream coin IMHO if you could ever do that.Well many a times we feel that we have the greatest idea in the world. But probably infact we don't.
It is not about us but about what the market wants.
The reason we did not include skein or qubit even though they are very energy efficient is because they don't have a huge market. How many people actually configure their miners to mine skein.
It's all about meeting the demands of the public
June 16, 2014, 04:36:02 AM
Yea Aizen one of the members have already contacted that he will look to tweak the cgminer for non-merged blake so you can mine with gpu.
But this blake was only included to get it ready for merged mining later.
But this blake was only included to get it ready for merged mining later.
June 16, 2014, 04:34:36 AM
Yes we will be looking at all of that once we touch the core of the code. We do not want frequent hardforks so we will only implement those algorithms and core features that actually would make us unique.
But we would be providing pretty cool frequent wallet updates with some new features in every update.
But we would be providing pretty cool frequent wallet updates with some new features in every update.
Yeah I agree. That's why I mention it now because it should be done soon. After SFR exploding in price and a lot of people know about it, such hardfork is not easy to do. Any algos which I suggest doesn't make you unique enough?
It's like a dream coin IMHO if you could ever do that. June 16, 2014, 04:32:29 AM
Congrat Saffroncoin. You are the first who could implement such nice algos. I think for better future we could consider get rid off sha256, scrypt and even x11.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Thanks! We will let the community decide what they want. X13 is on our cards but we will look to implement it much later incase a better algo pops out in the open.
The facts that you could implement two others algos to the core myriad source shows that you are a very competent dev. And it is the most important thing for a coin. Thus, I don't think it will be a problem for you to implement others algo to saffroncoin.
As long as people realize that X11 will be dominated by FPGA soon, they will scream about it. I know it takes a lot of your time but it worths. Please check out some algos which I recommend. It would be one great coin for a while if you could do this.
Btw I forget something. It would be even nicer if you could implement some CPU-algos. I recommend dcrypt from slimcoin, which is now still GPU-free. I know that no algo is GPU-free forever but it maybe worth a shot.
Great work.
We have blake that is only minable from the wallet with CPU for now because of the particular implementation if I understood correctly
That's right. But it will be change soon if people realize that SFR is profitable. If just matters of implementation incompability, which should be easy to fix.
June 16, 2014, 04:32:21 AM
Yes we will be looking at all of that once we touch the core of the code. We do not want frequent hardforks so we will only implement those algorithms and core features that actually would make us unique.
But we would be providing pretty cool frequent wallet updates with some new features in every update.
But we would be providing pretty cool frequent wallet updates with some new features in every update.
June 16, 2014, 04:27:07 AM
Congrat Saffroncoin. You are the first who could implement such nice algos. I think for better future we could consider get rid off sha256, scrypt and even x11.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Thanks! We will let the community decide what they want. X13 is on our cards but we will look to implement it much later incase a better algo pops out in the open.
The facts that you could implement two others algos to the core myriad source shows that you are a very competent dev. And it is the most important thing for a coin. Thus, I don't think it will be a problem for you to implement others algo to saffroncoin.
As long as people realize that X11 will be dominated by FPGA soon, they will scream about it. I know it takes a lot of your time but it worths. Please check out some algos which I recommend. It would be one great coin for a while if you could do this.
Btw I forget something. It would be even nicer if you could implement some CPU-algos. I recommend dcrypt from slimcoin, which is now still GPU-free. I know that no algo is GPU-free forever but it maybe worth a shot.
Great work.
We have blake that is only minable from the wallet with CPU for now because of the particular implementation if I understood correctly
June 16, 2014, 04:19:17 AM
Congrat Saffroncoin. You are the first who could implement such nice algos. I think for better future we could consider get rid off sha256, scrypt and even x11.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Thanks! We will let the community decide what they want. X13 is on our cards but we will look to implement it much later incase a better algo pops out in the open.
The facts that you could implement two others algos to the core myriad source shows that you are a very competent dev. And it is the most important thing for a coin. Thus, I don't think it will be a problem for you to implement others algo to saffroncoin.
As long as people realize that X11 will be dominated by FPGA soon, they will scream about it. I know it takes a lot of your time but it worths. Please check out some algos which I recommend. It would be one great coin for a while if you could do this.
Btw I forget something. It would be even nicer if you could implement some CPU-algos. I recommend dcrypt from slimcoin, which is now still GPU-free. I know that no algo is GPU-free forever but it maybe worth a shot.
Great work.
June 16, 2014, 04:04:51 AM
Congrat Saffroncoin. You are the first who could implement such nice algos. I think for better future we could consider get rid off sha256, scrypt and even x11.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Thanks! We will let the community decide what they want. X13 is on our cards but we will look to implement it much later incase a better algo pops out in the open.
June 16, 2014, 03:59:31 AM
Congrat Saffroncoin. You are the first who could implement such nice algos. I think for better future we could consider get rid off sha256, scrypt and even x11.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
Instead we could add: pure-groestl (not myriad-groestl), nist5 (in talkcoin), twecoin (or jph(jackpot), x13). With this we could declare that saffroncoin is ASICs, FPGA-free for at least 2 years. To bad I did pay attention for Saffron earlier.
June 16, 2014, 03:53:17 AM
Agreed 100% on Mintpal. Poloniex would add us sooner anyway. They are not as 'aggresive' as Bittrex but Poloniex takes on more coins than Mintpal. In my own personal trading experience I seem to end up on Poloniex & Bittrex 90% of the time.....even after I was hacked on Poloniex, Im still there...didnt use 2F auth and lost 0.3btc was very lucky as it could have been a lot more.
4650btc
Dev, How much longer for the press release ?
4650btc
Dev, How much longer for the press release ?
3 hrs 20 mins more!
June 16, 2014, 03:47:16 AM
Agreed 100% on Mintpal. Poloniex would add us sooner anyway. They are not as 'aggresive' as Bittrex but Poloniex takes on more coins than Mintpal. In my own personal trading experience I seem to end up on Poloniex & Bittrex 90% of the time.....even after I was hacked on Poloniex, Im still there...didnt use 2F auth and lost 0.3btc was very lucky as it could have been a lot more.
4650btc
Dev, How much longer for the press release ?
4650btc
Dev, How much longer for the press release ?
June 16, 2014, 03:17:32 AM
on how quick you answered me always nice to see quick responses
always nice to see quick responsesOh lol ok. When i am on my workstation i tend to answer asap.
June 16, 2014, 03:16:29 AM
on how quick you answered me always nice to see quick responses
always nice to see quick responses June 16, 2014, 02:02:38 AM
sick response time bye the way lol love it!
Response time of?
June 16, 2014, 02:01:48 AM
sick response time bye the way lol love it!
June 16, 2014, 01:58:53 AM
very very true lol hopefully we keep moving on this uptrend and you'll be listed on mint pal in no time!
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