[ANN] Signatum - New Algorithm - Fair Launch - No Premine - page 294.

AlanSmithee

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Quote from: firesec on August 14, 2017, 01:48:44 AM

I can confirm I have very good numbers on ccminer-x64 v2.2 without touching the intensity settings
1080ti ASUS STRIX OC 55-57 MH/s
1080ti ZOTAC AMP EXTREME 56-58 MH/s
1070s ASUS STRIX,PALIT GAMEROCK,GAINWARD 31-33 MH/s

I'm sure the guys who payed for non-free releases will not be very happy
Anyway, great job with this new release ! Keep up the good work !

what version of ccminer is that exactly? the 2.2 skunk version from the first post is already 3 weeks old..

lorylore

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Quote from: Kaffo on August 13, 2017, 06:34:03 PM

I'm planning to buy alot more Signatum if it drops a little more. Today I'm a tuna in the world of Cryptocurrency, but maybe, maybe Signatum will make a giant Whale of me Wink

. People hold and don't sell. Signatum will be the next UBIQ.. Starting from the bottom and be in the top 100.

Everyone sure will wish every small coin to be the next big time so that you can earn like 1000x. However, you also need to justify for your statement. Unless it is able to differentiate itself from the others, otherwise it wont be able to broke out the price.

haverlinkfor

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Quote from: firesec on August 14, 2017, 01:48:44 AM

I can confirm I have very good numbers on ccminer-x64 v2.2 without touching the intensity settings
1080ti ASUS STRIX OC 55-57 MH/s
1080ti ZOTAC AMP EXTREME 56-58 MH/s
1070s ASUS STRIX,PALIT GAMEROCK,GAINWARD 31-33 MH/s

I'm sure the guys who payed for non-free releases will not be very happy
Anyway, great job with this new release ! Keep up the good work !

I doubt... due to non-free miner was released almost at the beginning...

firesec

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Knowledge must be free !

I can confirm I have very good numbers on ccminer-x64 v2.2 without touching the intensity settings
1080ti ASUS STRIX OC 55-57 MH/s
1080ti ZOTAC AMP EXTREME 56-58 MH/s
1070s ASUS STRIX,PALIT GAMEROCK,GAINWARD 31-33 MH/s

I'm sure the guys who payed for non-free releases will not be very happy
Anyway, great job with this new release ! Keep up the good work !

cracker666

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is their a beter miner for amd other than the 1 posted on the 1st page here thanks in advance

bulgar73

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Quote from: civilufo on August 13, 2017, 10:09:31 PM

Quote from: relayd on August 13, 2017, 09:53:17 PM

19 MH/s on a GTX 1060 6GB with intensity at 18 with -202 memory clock ccminer-x86-2.2: https://github.com/tpruvot/ccminer/releases

Was getting 17 MH/s with just about every miner before that on exact same settings.

Power has some drops however, Goes from 91-89 to 34-35 every minute or so, seem to utilize more power as well compared to others which are 83-86. Would this cause any issues long term? (Explanation provided: Epsylon3: The diff change can trigger a small pause (500ms) that generally doesnt hurt)

ccminer-x86-2.2:

3 other miners compared earlier:

Intensity 17 for ccminer 2.2 seems to lower power draw and temps, 83-84% power, 66-67C with 67% Fan Speed @ 17.7 MH/s.

Wow, thanks for that. Seems like latest ccminer has good improvement in skunk algorithm. I will try it out later.

my Asus GTX1060 6GB went to 20-21.7MH/s with this new ccminer-x86-2.2

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jimboscott

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Quote from: xixou on August 13, 2017, 10:36:08 PM

Quote from: jackbox on August 13, 2017, 10:12:48 PM

Quote from: MCDMCDMCD on August 13, 2017, 10:03:28 PM

Quote from: ChironRegera on August 13, 2017, 09:38:27 PM

Can one of the developers please explain how Signatum's full Proof of Stake system will work after the 100,000th block? So if we currently have our coins stored on Signatum wallet, after the 100,000th block, will we have the choice to move them into the "stake" category and earn 5% of staked coins? Thanks.

I'm also curious to know (and excuse this if there's an obvious answer), but where does the 5% 'interest' on staked coins come from at this point, if no new coins are being mined?

Thanks.

Usually your wallet creates the block when it gets the stake reward and creates new coins.

Shall the wallet be kept open at all time and NOT encrypted to participate at the POS after bock 100 000?

Why is the website indicating
78,335,162
CURRENT SUPPLY
I see max value in faq being 137,500,000.
but the block number being 37165?

When is the estimated day for the block 100 000 ?

30,000 x 2500 = 75,000,000
30,000 x 1250 = 37,500,000
40,000 x 625 = 25,000,000

total 137,500,000

The first 30K blocks produced 2500 coins per block
30K - 60K will produce 1250 coins per block
The last 40K blocks make 625 per block

It all adds up just right.

xixou

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Quote from: jackbox on August 13, 2017, 10:12:48 PM

Quote from: MCDMCDMCD on August 13, 2017, 10:03:28 PM

Quote from: ChironRegera on August 13, 2017, 09:38:27 PM

Can one of the developers please explain how Signatum's full Proof of Stake system will work after the 100,000th block? So if we currently have our coins stored on Signatum wallet, after the 100,000th block, will we have the choice to move them into the "stake" category and earn 5% of staked coins? Thanks.

I'm also curious to know (and excuse this if there's an obvious answer), but where does the 5% 'interest' on staked coins come from at this point, if no new coins are being mined?

Thanks.

Usually your wallet creates the block when it gets the stake reward and creates new coins.

Shall the wallet be kept open at all time and NOT encrypted to participate at the POS after bock 100 000?

Why is the website indicating
78,335,162
CURRENT SUPPLY
I see max value in faq being 137,500,000.
but the block number being 37165?

When is the estimated day for the block 100 000 ?

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https://wallet.merit.me/?invite=Pikachu

What can we do to make Signatum more successful?
Perhaps we should we start a proper discussion thread in the altcoin discussion and mining forum.
Are there ways we can contribute voluntary work?

jimboscott

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Quote from: MCDMCDMCD on August 13, 2017, 10:03:28 PM

Quote from: ChironRegera on August 13, 2017, 09:38:27 PM

Can one of the developers please explain how Signatum's full Proof of Stake system will work after the 100,000th block? So if we currently have our coins stored on Signatum wallet, after the 100,000th block, will we have the choice to move them into the "stake" category and earn 5% of staked coins? Thanks.

I'm also curious to know (and excuse this if there's an obvious answer), but where does the 5% 'interest' on staked coins come from at this point, if no new coins are being mined?

Thanks.

POS does not necessarily preclude the creation of new coins. I think the term 'mining' is not altogether synonymous with 'creating'.

jackbox

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Quote from: MCDMCDMCD on August 13, 2017, 10:03:28 PM

Quote from: ChironRegera on August 13, 2017, 09:38:27 PM

Can one of the developers please explain how Signatum's full Proof of Stake system will work after the 100,000th block? So if we currently have our coins stored on Signatum wallet, after the 100,000th block, will we have the choice to move them into the "stake" category and earn 5% of staked coins? Thanks.

I'm also curious to know (and excuse this if there's an obvious answer), but where does the 5% 'interest' on staked coins come from at this point, if no new coins are being mined?

Thanks.

Usually your wallet creates the block when it gets the stake reward and creates new coins.

civilufo

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Quote from: relayd on August 13, 2017, 09:53:17 PM

19 MH/s on a GTX 1060 6GB with intensity at 18 with -202 memory clock ccminer-x86-2.2: https://github.com/tpruvot/ccminer/releases

Was getting 17 MH/s with just about every miner before that on exact same settings.

Power has some drops however, Goes from 91-89 to 34-35 every minute or so, seem to utilize more power as well compared to others which are 83-86. Would this cause any issues long term? (Explanation provided: Epsylon3: The diff change can trigger a small pause (500ms) that generally doesnt hurt)

ccminer-x86-2.2:

3 other miners compared earlier:

Intensity 17 for ccminer 2.2 seems to lower power draw and temps, 83-84% power, 66-67C with 67% Fan Speed @ 17.7 MH/s.

Wow, thanks for that. Seems like latest ccminer has good improvement in skunk algorithm. I will try it out later.

MCDMCDMCD

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Quote from: ChironRegera on August 13, 2017, 09:38:27 PM

Can one of the developers please explain how Signatum's full Proof of Stake system will work after the 100,000th block? So if we currently have our coins stored on Signatum wallet, after the 100,000th block, will we have the choice to move them into the "stake" category and earn 5% of staked coins? Thanks.

I'm also curious to know (and excuse this if there's an obvious answer), but where does the 5% 'interest' on staked coins come from at this point, if no new coins are being mined?

Thanks.

relayd

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19 MH/s on a GTX 1060 6GB with intensity at 18 with -202 memory clock ccminer-x86-2.2: https://github.com/tpruvot/ccminer/releases

Was getting 17 MH/s with just about every miner before that on exact same settings.

Power has some drops however, Goes from 91-89 to 34-35 every minute or so, seem to utilize more power as well compared to others which are 83-86. Would this cause any issues long term? (Explanation provided: Epsylon3: The diff change can trigger a small pause (500ms) that generally doesnt hurt)

ccminer-x86-2.2:

3 other miners compared earlier:

Intensity 17 for ccminer 2.2 seems to lower power draw and temps, 83-84% power, 66-67C with 67% Fan Speed @ 17.7 MH/s.

ChironRegera

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Can one of the developers please explain how Signatum's full Proof of Stake system will work after the 100,000th block? So if we currently have our coins stored on Signatum wallet, after the 100,000th block, will we have the choice to move them into the "stake" category and earn 5% of staked coins? Thanks.

seasonw

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Quote from: Brucelats on August 13, 2017, 07:21:09 PM

Quote from: ItaCraft on August 13, 2017, 07:00:17 PM

Quote from: Brucelats on August 13, 2017, 06:57:29 PM

@signatum

Using Signatum official Windows Wallet i made Wallet backup. How do i load that backup if i reinstall the wallet or want to add it on another pc?

I see only option to import private key, but when i got wallet with signatum official wallet i was only give an address, cannot see the private key. How do i solve this?

Either see private key for given address inside signatum client, or how do i import wallet after i went to option "Backup wallet"

Cheers!

you only need to replace your backup.dat to wallet.dat in %appdata%/Signatum/ If i am correct

I think you are right. There is .dat file in that location. Although i would be happy if i could extract private key from address given in the Signatum client.

Yes, replacing backup.dat to wallet.dat will do. And if you do not see all transactions, then restart the wallet with command -rescan will do.

Azzi

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Quote from: Brucelats on August 13, 2017, 07:21:09 PM

I think you are right. There is .dat file in that location. Although i would be happy if i could extract private key from address given in the Signatum client.

To extract private key from the wallet:
Help->Debug window->Console
type "dumpprivkey PUBLIC_ADDRESS"
To import a paper wallet into qt wallet type:
"importprivkey PRIVATE_KEY PUBLIC_ADDRESS

Brucelats

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Quote from: ItaCraft on August 13, 2017, 07:00:17 PM

Quote from: Brucelats on August 13, 2017, 06:57:29 PM

@signatum

Using Signatum official Windows Wallet i made Wallet backup. How do i load that backup if i reinstall the wallet or want to add it on another pc?

I see only option to import private key, but when i got wallet with signatum official wallet i was only give an address, cannot see the private key. How do i solve this?

Either see private key for given address inside signatum client, or how do i import wallet after i went to option "Backup wallet"

Cheers!

you only need to replace your backup.dat to wallet.dat in %appdata%/Signatum/ If i am correct

I think you are right. There is .dat file in that location. Although i would be happy if i could extract private key from address given in the Signatum client.

ItaCraft

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Quote from: Brucelats on August 13, 2017, 06:57:29 PM

@signatum

Using Signatum official Windows Wallet i made Wallet backup. How do i load that backup if i reinstall the wallet or want to add it on another pc?

I see only option to import private key, but when i got wallet with signatum official wallet i was only give an address, cannot see the private key. How do i solve this?

Either see private key for given address inside signatum client, or how do i import wallet after i went to option "Backup wallet"

Cheers!

you only need to replace your backup.dat to wallet.dat in %appdata%/Signatum/ If i am correct

Brucelats

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@signatum

Using Signatum official Windows Wallet i made Wallet backup. How do i load that backup if i reinstall the wallet or want to add it on another pc?

I see only option to import private key, but when i got wallet with signatum official wallet i was only give an address, cannot see the private key. How do i solve this?

Either see private key for given address inside signatum client, or how do i import wallet after i went to option "Backup wallet"

Cheers!

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