less and less people are buying on c-cex and bittrex 
Spread is taking a breath, wait and see when MN are announced!
Topic: [ANN] SpreadCoin | True Decentralization (No Pools) | Testing New Masternodes - page 343. (Read 810079 times)
December 27, 2014, 02:04:59 PM
Spread is taking a breath, wait and see when MN are announced!
December 27, 2014, 01:25:20 PM
less and less people are buying on c-cex and bittrex
December 27, 2014, 01:04:12 PM
Weird issue for me.
I have a rig with one 970GTX and three 750ti's. I have 10/14 blocks accepted. All the accepted blocks are from the 750ti's and all the unaccepted are from the 970.
I had this issue before and just took the 970 out of mining Spread and went with something else too mine on that card. I just don't know now if I do that if it will affect the 750ti's mining. Rihjgt now when the 750ti's find a block my total speed is 8,600 kh/s and that includes the speed with the 970.
I have no idea why all the blocks from the 970 are unaccepted.
I have a rig with one 970GTX and three 750ti's. I have 10/14 blocks accepted. All the accepted blocks are from the 750ti's and all the unaccepted are from the 970.
I had this issue before and just took the 970 out of mining Spread and went with something else too mine on that card. I just don't know now if I do that if it will affect the 750ti's mining. Rihjgt now when the 750ti's find a block my total speed is 8,600 kh/s and that includes the speed with the 970.
I have no idea why all the blocks from the 970 are unaccepted.
Can you disconnect all of the 750ti's and mine with just the 970 to test if it is working at all?
Personally I would run the 970 as a different user with a separate wallet. It's not like it 'adds' to the Ti cards hashrate.
I'll move it to mine something else then.
December 27, 2014, 01:03:36 PM
Weird issue for me.
I have a rig with one 970GTX and three 750ti's. I have 10/14 blocks accepted. All the accepted blocks are from the 750ti's and all the unaccepted are from the 970.
I had this issue before and just took the 970 out of mining Spread and went with something else too mine on that card. I just don't know now if I do that if it will affect the 750ti's mining. Rihjgt now when the 750ti's find a block my total speed is 8,600 kh/s and that includes the speed with the 970.
I have no idea why all the blocks from the 970 are unaccepted.
I have a rig with one 970GTX and three 750ti's. I have 10/14 blocks accepted. All the accepted blocks are from the 750ti's and all the unaccepted are from the 970.
I had this issue before and just took the 970 out of mining Spread and went with something else too mine on that card. I just don't know now if I do that if it will affect the 750ti's mining. Rihjgt now when the 750ti's find a block my total speed is 8,600 kh/s and that includes the speed with the 970.
I have no idea why all the blocks from the 970 are unaccepted.
Can you disconnect all of the 750ti's and mine with just the 970 to test if it is working at all?
Even by itself it still gets unconfirmed. It works just never gets accepted when it finds a block.
December 27, 2014, 12:43:56 PM
Weird issue for me.
I have a rig with one 970GTX and three 750ti's. I have 10/14 blocks accepted. All the accepted blocks are from the 750ti's and all the unaccepted are from the 970.
I had this issue before and just took the 970 out of mining Spread and went with something else too mine on that card. I just don't know now if I do that if it will affect the 750ti's mining. Rihjgt now when the 750ti's find a block my total speed is 8,600 kh/s and that includes the speed with the 970.
I have no idea why all the blocks from the 970 are unaccepted.
I have a rig with one 970GTX and three 750ti's. I have 10/14 blocks accepted. All the accepted blocks are from the 750ti's and all the unaccepted are from the 970.
I had this issue before and just took the 970 out of mining Spread and went with something else too mine on that card. I just don't know now if I do that if it will affect the 750ti's mining. Rihjgt now when the 750ti's find a block my total speed is 8,600 kh/s and that includes the speed with the 970.
I have no idea why all the blocks from the 970 are unaccepted.
Can you disconnect all of the 750ti's and mine with just the 970 to test if it is working at all?
Personally I would run the 970 as a different user with a separate wallet. It's not like it 'adds' to the Ti cards hashrate.
December 27, 2014, 12:38:54 PM
Weird issue for me.
I have a rig with one 970GTX and three 750ti's. I have 10/14 blocks accepted. All the accepted blocks are from the 750ti's and all the unaccepted are from the 970.
I had this issue before and just took the 970 out of mining Spread and went with something else too mine on that card. I just don't know now if I do that if it will affect the 750ti's mining. Rihjgt now when the 750ti's find a block my total speed is 8,600 kh/s and that includes the speed with the 970.
I have no idea why all the blocks from the 970 are unaccepted.
I have a rig with one 970GTX and three 750ti's. I have 10/14 blocks accepted. All the accepted blocks are from the 750ti's and all the unaccepted are from the 970.
I had this issue before and just took the 970 out of mining Spread and went with something else too mine on that card. I just don't know now if I do that if it will affect the 750ti's mining. Rihjgt now when the 750ti's find a block my total speed is 8,600 kh/s and that includes the speed with the 970.
I have no idea why all the blocks from the 970 are unaccepted.
Can you disconnect all of the 750ti's and mine with just the 970 to test if it is working at all?
December 27, 2014, 12:34:15 PM
Weird issue for me.
I have a rig with one 970GTX and three 750ti's. I have 10/14 blocks accepted. All the accepted blocks are from the 750ti's and all the unaccepted are from the 970.
I had this issue before and just took the 970 out of mining Spread and went with something else too mine on that card. I just don't know now if I do that if it will affect the 750ti's mining. Rihjgt now when the 750ti's find a block my total speed is 8,600 kh/s and that includes the speed with the 970.
I have no idea why all the blocks from the 970 are unaccepted.
I have a rig with one 970GTX and three 750ti's. I have 10/14 blocks accepted. All the accepted blocks are from the 750ti's and all the unaccepted are from the 970.
I had this issue before and just took the 970 out of mining Spread and went with something else too mine on that card. I just don't know now if I do that if it will affect the 750ti's mining. Rihjgt now when the 750ti's find a block my total speed is 8,600 kh/s and that includes the speed with the 970.
I have no idea why all the blocks from the 970 are unaccepted.
December 27, 2014, 12:13:17 PM
Someone has set up a pool and mining with the hashrate of 400MH/S+ for hours,but failed (no block was found). 
How do you know this?
December 27, 2014, 11:15:26 AM
Someone has set up a pool and mining with the hashrate of 400MH/S+ for hours,but failed (no block was found).
December 27, 2014, 08:13:44 AM
Was researching the acceptance of Crypto currencies in Brazil , when I came across this text for discussion at the federal senate, as it is a relatively large text decided to just post the link to be viewed by those interested in the subject.
Follow the link: http://www12.senado.gov.br/publicacoes/estudos-legislativos/tipos-de-estudos/textos-para-discussao/td163
Source: VAN DER LAAN, C. R. É Crível uma Economia
Monetária Baseada em Bitcoins? Limites à
disseminação de moedas virtuais privadas.
Brasília: Núcleo de Estudos e Pesquisas/CONLEG/
Senado, dezembro/2014 (Texto para Discussão
nº 163). Disponível em: www.senado.leg.br/estudos.
Acesso em 17 dez. 2014.
Happy reading to all!
Follow the link: http://www12.senado.gov.br/publicacoes/estudos-legislativos/tipos-de-estudos/textos-para-discussao/td163
Source: VAN DER LAAN, C. R. É Crível uma Economia
Monetária Baseada em Bitcoins? Limites à
disseminação de moedas virtuais privadas.
Brasília: Núcleo de Estudos e Pesquisas/CONLEG/
Senado, dezembro/2014 (Texto para Discussão
nº 163). Disponível em: www.senado.leg.br/estudos.
Acesso em 17 dez. 2014.
Happy reading to all!
December 27, 2014, 06:24:52 AM
i am mining now with the wallet and my gpu , so , do i get a peace of every block or do i have to wait till i found a block myself???
Wait till you find one yourself
December 27, 2014, 05:03:38 AM
i am mining now with the wallet and my gpu , so , do i get a peace of every block or do i have to wait till i found a block myself???
December 27, 2014, 03:40:27 AM
Picked up Some more spr. This is going to be huge!
December 27, 2014, 01:41:20 AM
Wow, the price just went down a lot and it was only 1.9k! I guess there weren't many buys.
I think we are just shaking out the weak hands - I think it is a good thing.
December 26, 2014, 05:56:10 PM
Wow, the price just went down a lot and it was only 1.9k! I guess there weren't many buys.
December 26, 2014, 01:34:33 PM
Yes, we can make a signature contest, I'm figuring out what is the best way to organize it.
Here is a rough plan:
1. I will create an address where everyone can donate coins which will go to the winner of the signature contest.
2. Submission period (say, 1 week). Designers are submitting their signatures, others are donating coins.
3. Voting period (1 week).
4. I send coins to the winner.
Waiting for two weeks may seem too long, maybe we should do it faster, but then less people will participate and vote.
The other problem is that people can start using not only winning signature but also other signatures but their authors will not get any reward for this.
What do you think?
I like this idea but again being the NoobKidOnTheBlock has it's disadvantages like what is a signature? and how do I design one? because I would love to partake in this little partay Here is a rough plan:
1. I will create an address where everyone can donate coins which will go to the winner of the signature contest.
2. Submission period (say, 1 week). Designers are submitting their signatures, others are donating coins.
3. Voting period (1 week).
4. I send coins to the winner.
Waiting for two weeks may seem too long, maybe we should do it faster, but then less people will participate and vote.
The other problem is that people can start using not only winning signature but also other signatures but their authors will not get any reward for this.
What do you think?
lol but seriously if someone could answer these questions that would be greatly appreciated and great to wake up to almost 50k SpreadCoin this morning when my money almost doubles overnight I love that shit 
but it's at the same time depressing because I wanted to pick up some more SpreadCoin in the 30k region Cheers December 26, 2014, 01:30:59 PM
Yes, we can make a signature contest, I'm figuring out what is the best way to organize it.
Here is a rough plan:
1. I will create an address where everyone can donate coins which will go to the winner of the signature contest.
2. Submission period (say, 1 week). Designers are submitting their signatures, others are donating coins.
3. Voting period (1 week).
4. I send coins to the winner.
Waiting for two weeks may seem too long, maybe we should do it faster, but then less people will participate and vote.
The other problem is that people can start using not only winning signature but also other signatures but their authors will not get any reward for this.
What do you think?
I like this idea but again being the NoobKidOnTheBlock has it's disadvantages like what is a signature? and how do I design one? because I would love to partake in this little partay Here is a rough plan:
1. I will create an address where everyone can donate coins which will go to the winner of the signature contest.
2. Submission period (say, 1 week). Designers are submitting their signatures, others are donating coins.
3. Voting period (1 week).
4. I send coins to the winner.
Waiting for two weeks may seem too long, maybe we should do it faster, but then less people will participate and vote.
The other problem is that people can start using not only winning signature but also other signatures but their authors will not get any reward for this.
What do you think?
lol but seriously if someone could answer these questions that would be greatly appreciated and great to wake up to almost 50k SpreadCoin this morning when my money almost doubles overnight I love that shit but it's at the same time depressing because I wanted to pick up some more SpreadCoin in the 30k region December 26, 2014, 01:25:05 PM
Yes, we can make a signature contest, I'm figuring out what is the best way to organize it.
Here is a rough plan:
1. I will create an address where everyone can donate coins which will go to the winner of the signature contest.
2. Submission period (say, 1 week). Designers are submitting their signatures, others are donating coins.
3. Voting period (1 week).
4. I send coins to the winner.
Waiting for two weeks may seem too long, maybe we should do it faster, but then less people will participate and vote.
The other problem is that people can start using not only winning signature but also other signatures but their authors will not get any reward for this.
What do you think?
I like this idea but again being the NoobKidOnTheBlock has it's disadvantages like what is a signature? and how do I design one? because I would love to partake in this little partay Here is a rough plan:
1. I will create an address where everyone can donate coins which will go to the winner of the signature contest.
2. Submission period (say, 1 week). Designers are submitting their signatures, others are donating coins.
3. Voting period (1 week).
4. I send coins to the winner.
Waiting for two weeks may seem too long, maybe we should do it faster, but then less people will participate and vote.
The other problem is that people can start using not only winning signature but also other signatures but their authors will not get any reward for this.
What do you think?
lol but seriously if someone could answer these questions that would be greatly appreciated and great to wake up to almost 50k SpreadCoin this morning when my money almost doubles overnight I love that shit but it's at the same time depressing because I wanted to pick up some more SpreadCoin in the 30k region December 26, 2014, 09:48:08 AM
Yes, we can make a signature contest, I'm figuring out what is the best way to organize it.
Here is a rough plan:
1. I will create an address where everyone can donate coins which will go to the winner of the signature contest.
2. Submission period (say, 1 week). Designers are submitting their signatures, others are donating coins.
3. Voting period (1 week).
4. I send coins to the winner.
Waiting for two weeks may seem too long, maybe we should do it faster, but then less people will participate and vote.
The other problem is that people can start using not only winning signature but also other signatures but their authors will not get any reward for this.
What do you think?
Here is a rough plan:
1. I will create an address where everyone can donate coins which will go to the winner of the signature contest.
2. Submission period (say, 1 week). Designers are submitting their signatures, others are donating coins.
3. Voting period (1 week).
4. I send coins to the winner.
Waiting for two weeks may seem too long, maybe we should do it faster, but then less people will participate and vote.
The other problem is that people can start using not only winning signature but also other signatures but their authors will not get any reward for this.
What do you think?
Editting, I think everyone should use winning signature.
Start: maybe your right, the sooner the better.
Couple of dans for design entries, date of end must be set. Three days voting.
How many Spread bounty? (something like 0,2 BTC Worth I think, attract some attention.)
Also think 2nd and 3rd prize is a good thing.
December 26, 2014, 08:45:46 AM
Yes, we can make a signature contest, I'm figuring out what is the best way to organize it.
Here is a rough plan:
1. I will create an address where everyone can donate coins which will go to the winner of the signature contest.
2. Submission period (say, 1 week). Designers are submitting their signatures, others are donating coins.
3. Voting period (1 week).
4. I send coins to the winner.
Waiting for two weeks may seem too long, maybe we should do it faster, but then less people will participate and vote.
The other problem is that people can start using not only winning signature but also other signatures but their authors will not get any reward for this.
What do you think?
Here is a rough plan:
1. I will create an address where everyone can donate coins which will go to the winner of the signature contest.
2. Submission period (say, 1 week). Designers are submitting their signatures, others are donating coins.
3. Voting period (1 week).
4. I send coins to the winner.
Waiting for two weeks may seem too long, maybe we should do it faster, but then less people will participate and vote.
The other problem is that people can start using not only winning signature but also other signatures but their authors will not get any reward for this.
What do you think?
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