Topic: [ANN][0.8.6] Hirocoin - X11 - NGW - Secured Blockchain - Time Warp Limitation - page 20. (Read 271683 times)

i dont understand.people are going on about 250 mh scrypt miner and how we must try to stop them by change algo's.yet nearly every x11 coin pool u got some guys pulling 200 to 500 mhs on x11.hell i even seen a miner pulling 1 ghz on his own.how is this different to scrypt asic.this is a geniune question guys not trying to start anything.there must be a reason everyone going x11

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I'm impressed with the continued development of Hirocoin. It's nice to see a dev team this dedicated.

How is this idea : Maybe you could go to the next bitcoin convention, print out some promotional paper wallets and have people import them with the new QR code scanner ? Such a unique function could be leveraged !

Hey I promised to give you a cool free video, so I'm working on a viral with a very famous spokes person.

Stay tuned  !  

Thanks everyone,

Omar is going to manually unlock it since the e-mail server is having problems.

Yeah, frustrating !

Did you check your spam folder though ? That's where mine ended up the first time.

Hey there! I wasn't aware of any issues currently, but I've passed this straight onto Omar, the pool's manager and our PR team leader :-) He'll get you an answer as soon as he is available!

EDIT: He's PM'd you directly to work out what the problem is!

I thought the HiroPool.org would be neat to try, and so I tried to register. When I try and login it says, "Unable to login: Account locked. Please Check your Email for instructions to unlock."

However, when I check my e-mail there isn't any message. I guess your e-mail servers are on the fritz?

Frustrating, because I thought I would give it a good try.

Welcome to the bi-weekly Hirocoin newsletter where we keep you up to date on what is happening in the world of Hirocoin.


Exciting news. Hirocoin has its first unique feature! This feature allows you to import your private key from a personal or promotional paper wallet with QR code. You can import the key using an image on your computer or even your webcam pointing at the paper wallet.

We think that this fact, among others,  shows our commitment to making Hirocoin a first choice for GPU miners.

We look to implement the best features out there and make Hirocoin the most secure and userfriendly cryptocoin out there.

Please take a look at this guide on using the new QR Import feature.







Hiro has been saying it for months now: the advent of Scrypt ASICs will change the cryptocurrency mining landscape significantly. It has started. We see an enormous rise of network hashrate of X11 coins.

In the last week our hash rate has grown from 1.5Gh/s to 7Gh/s, and other coins are reporting similar explosive gains. The mining community has spoken: X11 is the new Scrypt. Hirocoin is in an excellent spot right now to take advantage of this. All our infrastructure is in place, our team is growing and we have made strong allies in the marketing field.






There is a new edition of SGMiner that promises roughly 40% more hash rate than older versions of the software. We have compiled a version for Windows and have hosted and signed it on our website to give you peace of mind. To grab the software or anything else Hirocoin  related that you may need then please visit the downloads page below.


Further good news if you happen to have an NVidia GPU. Please take a look at the latest release of CCMiner which now supports X11, this shows that X11 adoption is increasing at a healthy rate as soon X11 will become very important when Scrypt ASICs rule.








Our contest ran for twenty days, and we received some imaginative and cool entries. Nothing came close to beating Altcoin Agent's entry, an animated Hirocoin logo.  He won the grand prize of 103k HIRO. He then uploaded the complete video to which the animated logo only served as an intro!






Hiropool, our multipool that's been hand coded by Omar Galal, has been performing wonderfully. For a few days in a row now,  the pool has been 250% more profitable than mining HIRO directly. That's impressive by any standard.

We're also very pleased with the new front end of Hiropool.org. Go take a look! Currently the development department is working on a very nice set of statistics, to make Hiropool an even better experience.






When Coindesk thinks you're important enough to name in an article, you know you're doing something right. We've been recognized as a top X11 coin.


... and calling X11 "more advanced" (but we knew that already!)

Development
Finalize new website	Mihail
Kick off development of the escrow feature in wallet	Xander and Hiro
Add a plethora of useful statistics to Hiropool	Omar & Xander
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Marketing
Work with Altcoin Agent to create a video  introducing the new wallet features	Joeri
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PR
Keep the community updated on current objectives	Joeri
Create FAQ	Joeri
Gather collaborators for the current ideas in the thinktank	Joeri
Redo the opening post in our BTCtalk ANN	Joeri & Mihail
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Strategic Planning
Have a flowchart made for objectives, goals, etc	Joeri

Our development team leader, n00bsys0p, has recently proposed  to provide a merged mining interface. This will allow other coins to set themselves up to be merge-mined with Hirocoin. Doing so will  strengthen the Hirocoin network while also helping new start up coins avoid the security issues of a low hash rate.

This post on Stack Exchange explains what merge mining is.

The short version is this: a coin can attach its Proof of Work (PoW) algorithm to that of another coin, meaning that both coins can be mined at the same time, without decreasing profitability or causing blockchain issues in the target coin. The target coin would in this case be Hirocoin.

So basically it means that you'll get another coin for free while mining Hirocoin.

Currently we're working on extracting all information required for any new coin to set up auxiliary PoW against Hirocoin, as flexibly as they would like to configure it.

Information will be provided as and when we are certain it is correct and complete.

Feel free to join the discussion in our ANN thread on Bitcointalk.org or on our own forum.

wow.. this man is awesome!

I'm working on an internal block explorer GUI. Seems like a sensible thing to have as trying to browse the blockchain from the console is not very friendly.  A built in block explorer is the sort of thing that coins should launch with. I did not know when launching Hirocoin that a block explorer is seen as mandatory. With a built in block explorer devs can focus on working on the coin code and not worry about hosting external explorers.

I'm very interested to hear ideas from people. I am now looking to spend the majority of my time on Hirocoin as I intend to raise our profile for when the Scrypt ASICs hit. There is going to be a lot of people pulling funds out of Scrypt coins and I want to be on the investors radar. If anyone has a bright idea that I can develop to put us on the map then please let me hear it.

I must apologise somewhat as after the initial couple of weeks I was not as active as people had wanted and some saw this as a sign that I was not committed as I said I was. In fact I was doing commissioned work to pay the bills. As said I intend to stick with Hirocoin long term and will now be putting more hours into development.

If you do need any support securing or launching your own coin I am your man. I do not view other coins as competition and have an open source ethos to crypto currency which has been mostly lost in this scene due to the involvement of money. For crypto to adapt and evolve then we need diversity of the source code which does mean that we need more people working on the source code like we have been. Bitcoin has to maintain the status quo, alternative crypto currency is where the real innovation is going to happen.

this is a good coin,but why it can not be hot

ok...thanks for the reply!

We've not put any thought into this as Hiro has pretty strong viewpoints on avoiding the gambling route.... It may be a way to quickly boost usage of the coin, but it's not the most ethical of paths. That may not be his exact opinion, but it is mine. Not stopping anyone making one of course, but we're not planning on any ourselves.

Maybe it`s time for block halving?

is there a gambling game for hirocoin yet?

   
   

Does anyone know, is there a coin that already support a smart card payment? Like, put smartcart in a reader, insert a 4 digit pin code and make the transfer / payment.

Graham,

  You need to interface with a form of registration so that "Mywallet1" always links to the same wallet address.  Just like domain names on the web work now.  If it was all crazy IP addresses mixed with port numbers and website number identifiers then the web would not be very user friendly.  Allowing wallets to be user friendly would be a huge gain, because it's simply not easy to give someone your number, just like it wouldn't be easy to give someone your URL if it wasn't a domain name and instead a hash.  The idea that having to double check the hash number is silly, how many people are REALLY typing in a hash code by hand?  I do it very rarely, it's all copy and paste.  But if you're going to make Cryptocurrency mainstream for everyone to use, they aren't going to get on with these ridiculous unmemorable wallet addresses.  We have to name them inside our wallets, and even that is a burden because since the blockchain doesn't contain the names, you have to name them again on a different wallet (Depends on the wallet.)

We have some folks using wallet names with creative leading characters because they want this ability (For Bitcoin anyway).  A coin would be stronger if it could interface with this kind of feature.  Perhaps some hybrid of how Namecoin works.  No idea... 

Anyway, I'm just tossing out ideas, not expecting them to all stick.  But I think you have to make the coins appealing to the mainstream to make real money and solve problems that people have today with the existing coins that are out there.  Only then can you really have a shot at getting big value for the coin.

fwiw, I broadly agree - with some reservations:

!. There are namespace issues: - how are we going to differentiate my "MyWallet1" from your "MyWallet1"?


2. Your quintessentially human (and, from Sod's Law, entirely predictable) error is one rather strong reason why the UI should work to help the user avoid trivial but potentially expensive mistakes - the uncompromising appearance of hash strings acts as a clear signal to the user that checking the transcription is a necessary step in a such a transaction if the latter is to have the best chance of success.

I cannot think of a RL example of your "short codes" but if there is one, it could be mined for approaches to solutions.

Cheers,

Graham