[ANN][0.8.6] Hirocoin - X11 - NGW - Secured Blockchain - Time Warp Limitation - page 4.

baloy

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an update... had fixed my problem... my wallet is updated now...

i'll share my workaround:

I deleted the content of the folder (%appdata%\hirocoin) then re-installed again the wallet (v.0.8.6.4) and pasted my wallet back-up... problem was solved!

bmoscato

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Activity: 361

Merit: 267

Hi,

I am trying to solo mine to a single wallet on my network from multiple PCs using CCMiner. All PCs are on the "allowed" side of my firewall.

hirocoin.conf:

Code:

rpcuser=user	
rpcpassword=pass
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=localhost
rpcconnect=localhost
rpcallowip=192.168.0.*
rpcconnect=192.167.0.*
rpcallowip=10.0.0.*
rpcconnect=10.0.0.*
rpcallowip=*
rpcconnect=*
rpcport=9347
port=9348
server=1
daemon=1
listen=1
gen=0
maxconnections=100
genproclimit=-1
addnode=197.6.102.71
addnode=62.24.210.156
addnode=78.139.90.100
addnode=60.29.233.173
addnode=82.11.86.45
addnode=27.32.51.54
addnode=207.12.89.227
addnode=37.110.152.207
addnode=81.65.237.181

CCMiner.bat:

Code:

ccminer30.exe --algo=x11 -o 192.168.0.25:9347  -u user -p pass
pause

Error:

Code:

C:\Mining\ccminer\x86>ccminer30.exe --algo=x11 -o 192.168.0.25:9347  -u user
 -p pass
     *** ccMiner for nVidia GPUs by Christian Buchner and Christian H. ***
                     This is version 1.2 (beta)
          based on pooler-cpuminer 2.3.2 (c) 2010 Jeff Garzik, 2012 pooler
          based on pooler-cpuminer extension for HVC from
               https://github.com/heavycoin/cpuminer-heavycoin
                        and
               http://hvc.1gh.com/
        Cuda additions Copyright 2014 Christian Buchner, Christian H.
          LTC donation address: LKS1WDKGED647msBQfLBHV3Ls8sveGncnm
          BTC donation address: 16hJF5mceSojnTD3ZTUDqdRhDyPJzoRakM
          YAC donation address: Y87sptDEcpLkLeAuex6qZioDbvy1qXZEj4
[2014-08-12 13:32:00] 1 miner threads started, using 'x11' algorithm.
[2014-08-12 13:32:00] HTTP request failed: The requested URL returned error: 500
 Internal Server Error
[2014-08-12 13:32:00] json_rpc_call failed, retry after 30 seconds

baloy

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Activity: 75

Merit: 10

now, it's now 43 hrs behind and counting... oh boy... tsk tsk tsk...

@ HiroS,

any fix on this? i already downloaded and downgraded the wallet, rebooted my PC but to no avail. the unconfirmed coins are still pending since my wallet is still "out of sync".

baloy

member

Activity: 75

Merit: 10

HiroS,

it seems that there is no improvement? my wallet is still 10 hrs behind... tsk tsk tsk...

Sad

baloy

member

Activity: 75

Merit: 10

thanks HiroS... had downgraded the wallet. it is still synchronizing right now... but until it is ok, i'll mine another coin... i'll get back to ForkPool once the wallet stabilizes...

HiroS

full member

Activity: 140

Merit: 100

Downgrade to PC 0.8.6.4 / Mac 0.8.6.3

The change to the block reward did not work as planned as the longer chain was on the old software and the new client did not mark the longer chain as orphan but assumed the longer chain was correct and the current client out of date. Please downgrade to the previous version of Hirocoin which is 0.8.6.4 for PC and 0.8.6.3 for Mac.

A test environment will be setup to emulate the network at the time of this hard fork so changes can be made so the new network protocol does not get confused by a longer chain on the old network.

Hirocoin Downloads

baloy

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Activity: 75

Merit: 10

to all:

my wallet will not accept the newly mined coins after the hard fork. I already used the upgraded wallet (ver 0.8.6.5) weeks ago. this is the prompt... i mined at ForkPool...

"Warning: Displayed transactions many not be correct! You need to upgrade, or other nodes may need to upgrade".

hope this will be resolved fast...

baloy

member

Activity: 75

Merit: 10

i'm not happy to see the price of this coin...

Sad

sammy007

legendary

Activity: 1904

Merit: 1003

Quote from: tempestb on August 04, 2014, 08:50:29 AM

Quote from: baloy on August 04, 2014, 03:14:03 AM

is this coin really worth investing? need your inputs...

thanks...

The coin has a very strong developer behind it who appears to be committed to it, at least so far in the technology sense. It's complete, it works, and he's open to any good ideas to improve it. He is, however, often pretty busy and has not laid out a real roadmap as to what he's going to work on to help improve the coin's adoption by consumers. (Which is key to making it profitable. Otherwise, nobody is going to use it.)

This coin fallen more than 130 times from ~3.5K satoshi to 25 satoshi! Developer busy with other coins. Nothing new developed so far. A lot of bagholders. Isn't it enough to stay away from it? I think the answer is yes.

baloy

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Activity: 75

Merit: 10

^ ah i see... thanks...

i'm an investor too on NOBL... the Devs is awesome on that coin. hope Hiro coin will bounce back too... my focus is on Noble, Hiro and Bitcoin...

tempestb

hero member

Activity: 729

Merit: 500

Quote from: baloy on August 04, 2014, 03:14:03 AM

is this coin really worth investing? need your inputs...

thanks...

The coin has a very strong developer behind it who appears to be committed to it, at least so far in the technology sense. It's complete, it works, and he's open to any good ideas to improve it. He is, however, often pretty busy and has not laid out a real roadmap as to what he's going to work on to help improve the coin's adoption by consumers. (Which is key to making it profitable. Otherwise, nobody is going to use it.)

On the other hand, as a coin, there is nothing about Hirocoin that makes it special or better than the other coins that are out there. There is no reason for anyone to use this coin, currently.

At best, it'll be flat with maybe some minor take-up due to the reward limit in effect. However, there is little investor interest because it doesn't distinguish itself.

If you look at a similar coin, such as Noble, you'll see a much higher degree of interest and heavy programming investment by its developers. Hiro Coin isn't anywhere near that level of effort, so it is very stagnant.

That said, Hiro can't do it all himself. You need to have outside players building tools and adopting the coin to make it more worthwhile.

Realistically though, that will not happen until this coin is designed to distinguish itself from all the other coins that are out there. Right now, it's just a Me-To coin. It works, it has a developer, but improvements and new software? That all seems a long ways off...

It's cheap though. I'd buy a couple million coins and sit on them. There is always the possibility that Hiro invests real time into this coin and develops new features that cause it to stand out. Then you could have a Darkcoin style situation where it just shoots up quickly in value. Though Hiro has said he's not interested in making the coin anonymous himself. So that's not likely to be the course the coin is charted towards. Just as well, there are too many anonymous coins right now. It would do little to distinguish it.

baloy

member

Activity: 75

Merit: 10

is this coin really worth investing? need your inputs...

thanks...

niki25

legendary

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Merit: 1000

so cheap coin, i bought some, secure profit

baloy

member

Activity: 75

Merit: 10

@ HiroS,

can you tell us what is the future plan of this coin?

thanks...

huige007

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Activity: 889

Merit: 253

Quote from: HiroS on August 02, 2014, 11:31:50 AM

Hirocoin 0.8.6.5 - Dynamic Block Reward
Hard Fork on Block 224,000

It has been a long time in development but we have now released 0.8.6.5 with dynamic block reward. This is a variable block reward based on the history of the difficulty from the last 100 blocks. When the difficulty rises compared against the history the reward drops and when the difficulty drops compared to the history the reward rises. This will restore market confidence over the long term and will improve Hirocoin's standing in time for the impact of Scrypt ASICs being release from some of the more major hardware vendors.

Hirocoin 0.8.6.5 Downloads

For those that are interested the new code for GetBlockValue looks like the following. Normally the first argument is simply nHeight sometimes with +1, I added an argument for when the plus one is required and pass in CBlockIndex rather than just its nHeight value. We need the CBlockIndex to be able to reference the last 100 difficulty values.

The code is simple enough, we get the average of the last 100 difficulty values and then divide that into the current difficulty to get the weight to apply to the coin reward. The new coin reward can go from 40 to 400 depending on whether the diffuclty is going up, down or remains static.

I know what some of you are thinking, there is float maths in here and that will cause trouble. Wrong. I have tested this on Linux and Windows and can see the difference between platforms. It cannot effect the final coin value per block. The difference is six decimals deep on the diffTotal and has no impact

Code:

int64 static GetBlockValue(const CBlockIndex* pindexLast, int64 nFees, bool addOne)
{
    int nHeight = pindexLast->nHeight;
    if (addOne) {nHeight += 1;}
    int mockSubsidy = 400;
    if (nHeight > 224000) {
        const CBlockIndex* pindexFirst = pindexLast;
        mockSubsidy = 200; // Average reward
        double diffTotal = 0;
        double lastDiff = GetDifficulty(pindexLast);
        for (int i = 0; pindexFirst && i < 100; i++) {
            pindexFirst = pindexFirst->pprev;
            diffTotal += GetDifficulty(pindexFirst);
        }
        double weight = (diffTotal / 100) / lastDiff;
        if (weight > 2) weight = 2; // Max 400 reward
        if (weight < 0.2) weight = 0.2; // Min 40 reward
        mockSubsidy *= weight;
    }
    int64 nSubsidy = mockSubsidy * COIN;

    // Subsidy is cut in half every 840000 blocks, which will occur approximately every ~1.6 years
    nSubsidy >>= (nHeight / 840000);

    return nSubsidy + nFees;
}

I have not gone anywhere, I will remain as Lead Developer on Hirocoin and I do not intend to leave. Hirocoin launched without any further maintenance required, many other coins look very busy after launch fixing all the loose ends. Hirocoin never needed to do that and perhaps the lack of activity got some people concerned rather than reassured by the lack of required maintenance.

I am always open to new ideas. Reducing the block reward was something I was never a fan of however a dynamic block reward seemed a much more interesting prospect as where this has been tried before it has been set to static values which max out and then never change after a certain point. The solution here will always remain dynamic and relevant. There is every chance that we will refine and improve on this solution in the future and hope that others will take this work on board in their own coins.

If you have any killer ideas that you want to see implemented then please give me a shout. I am always on the look out for good ideas to implement in Hirocoin. Send me a PM and I can meet up with you on Skype or somewhere of your choice.

Glad to see you back, after not buy cheap coins, with some regret。 Cheesy

HiroS

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Activity: 140

Merit: 100

Quote from: ClutchThese on August 02, 2014, 11:57:58 AM

GREAT to see you back!

I know you're a great dev, but would love to see this coin take on the challenge of anon. Do you suppose this is something you'd be able to successfully do? I'd be very interested to hear your toughts on it.

PS I've held HIRO for a very long time. I was a day 1 supporter/miner and still hold coins from that day.

I still hold all of my coins to

As I said at the start, this as a long term project.

Anonyminity is a desirable feature but I've not seen it implemented in a decentralised way yet. With the solutions out there are normally many trade offs to make it happen and with a bit of sleuthing you can often trace funds anyway. I am not adverse to implementing this sort of feature into Hirocoin but I will not be trying to invent this solution myself.

ClutchThese

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Activity: 448

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Quote from: HiroS on August 02, 2014, 11:31:50 AM

Hirocoin 0.8.6.5 - Dynamic Block Reward
Hard Fork on Block 224,000

It has been a long time in development but we have now released 0.8.6.5 with dynamic block reward. This is a variable block reward based on the history of the difficulty from the last 100 blocks. When the difficulty rises compared against the history the reward drops and when the difficulty drops compared to the history the reward rises. This will restore market confidence over the long term and will improve Hirocoin's standing in time for the impact of Scrypt ASICs being release from some of the more major hardware vendors.

Hirocoin 0.8.6.5 Downloads

For those that are interested the new code for GetBlockValue looks like the following. Normally the first argument is simply nHeight sometimes with +1, I added an argument for when the plus one is required and pass in CBlockIndex rather than just its nHeight value. We need the CBlockIndex to be able to reference the last 100 difficulty values.

The code is simple enough, we get the average of the last 100 difficulty values and then divide that into the current difficulty to get the weight to apply to the coin reward. The new coin reward can go from 40 to 400 depending on whether the diffuclty is going up, down or remains static.

I know what some of you are thinking, there is float maths in here and that will cause trouble. Wrong. I have tested this on Linux and Windows and can see the difference between platforms. It cannot effect the final coin value per block. The difference is six decimals deep on the diffTotal and has no impact

Code:

int64 static GetBlockValue(const CBlockIndex* pindexLast, int64 nFees, bool addOne)
{
    int nHeight = pindexLast->nHeight;
    if (addOne) {nHeight += 1;}
    int mockSubsidy = 400;
    if (nHeight > 224000) {
        const CBlockIndex* pindexFirst = pindexLast;
        mockSubsidy = 200; // Average reward
        double diffTotal = 0;
        double lastDiff = GetDifficulty(pindexLast);
        for (int i = 0; pindexFirst && i < 100; i++) {
            pindexFirst = pindexFirst->pprev;
            diffTotal += GetDifficulty(pindexFirst);
        }
        double weight = (diffTotal / 100) / lastDiff;
        if (weight > 2) weight = 2; // Max 400 reward
        if (weight < 0.2) weight = 0.2; // Min 40 reward
        mockSubsidy *= weight;
    }
    int64 nSubsidy = mockSubsidy * COIN;

    // Subsidy is cut in half every 840000 blocks, which will occur approximately every ~1.6 years
    nSubsidy >>= (nHeight / 840000);

    return nSubsidy + nFees;
}

I have not gone anywhere, I will remain as Lead Developer on Hirocoin and I do not intend to leave. Hirocoin launched without any further maintenance required, many other coins look very busy after launch fixing all the loose ends. Hirocoin never needed to do that and perhaps the lack of activity got some people concerned rather than reassured by the lack of required maintenance.

I am always open to new ideas. Reducing the block reward was something I was never a fan of however a dynamic block reward seemed a much more interesting prospect as where this has been tried before it has been set to static values which max out and then never change after a certain point. The solution here will always remain dynamic and relevant. There is every chance that we will refine and improve on this solution in the future and hope that others will take this work on board in their own coins.

If you have any killer ideas that you want to see implemented then please give me a shout. I am always on the look out for good ideas to implement in Hirocoin. Send me a PM and I can meet up with you on Skype or somewhere of your choice.

GREAT to see you back!

I know you're a great dev, but would love to see this coin take on the challenge of anon. Do you suppose this is something you'd be able to successfully do? I'd be very interested to hear your toughts on it.

PS I've held HIRO for a very long time. I was a day 1 supporter/miner and still hold coins from that day.

HiroS

full member

Activity: 140

Merit: 100

Hirocoin 0.8.6.5 - Dynamic Block Reward
Hard Fork on Block 224,000

It has been a long time in development but we have now released 0.8.6.5 with dynamic block reward. This is a variable block reward based on the history of the difficulty from the last 100 blocks. When the difficulty rises compared against the history the reward drops and when the difficulty drops compared to the history the reward rises. This will restore market confidence over the long term and will improve Hirocoin's standing in time for the impact of Scrypt ASICs being release from some of the more major hardware vendors.

Hirocoin 0.8.6.5 Downloads

For those that are interested the new code for GetBlockValue looks like the following. Normally the first argument is simply nHeight sometimes with +1, I added an argument for when the plus one is required and pass in CBlockIndex rather than just its nHeight value. We need the CBlockIndex to be able to reference the last 100 difficulty values.

The code is simple enough, we get the average of the last 100 difficulty values and then divide that into the current difficulty to get the weight to apply to the coin reward. The new coin reward can go from 40 to 400 depending on whether the diffuclty is going up, down or remains static.

I know what some of you are thinking, there is float maths in here and that will cause trouble. Wrong. I have tested this on Linux and Windows and can see the difference between platforms. It cannot effect the final coin value per block. The difference is six decimals deep on the diffTotal and has no impact

Code:

int64 static GetBlockValue(const CBlockIndex* pindexLast, int64 nFees, bool addOne)
{
    int nHeight = pindexLast->nHeight;
    if (addOne) {nHeight += 1;}
    int mockSubsidy = 400;
    if (nHeight > 224000) {
        const CBlockIndex* pindexFirst = pindexLast;
        mockSubsidy = 200; // Average reward
        double diffTotal = 0;
        double lastDiff = GetDifficulty(pindexLast);
        for (int i = 0; pindexFirst && i < 100; i++) {
            pindexFirst = pindexFirst->pprev;
            diffTotal += GetDifficulty(pindexFirst);
        }
        double weight = (diffTotal / 100) / lastDiff;
        if (weight > 2) weight = 2; // Max 400 reward
        if (weight < 0.2) weight = 0.2; // Min 40 reward
        mockSubsidy *= weight;
    }
    int64 nSubsidy = mockSubsidy * COIN;

    // Subsidy is cut in half every 840000 blocks, which will occur approximately every ~1.6 years
    nSubsidy >>= (nHeight / 840000);

    return nSubsidy + nFees;
}

I have not gone anywhere, I will remain as Lead Developer on Hirocoin and I do not intend to leave. Hirocoin launched without any further maintenance required, many other coins look very busy after launch fixing all the loose ends. Hirocoin never needed to do that and perhaps the lack of activity got some people concerned rather than reassured by the lack of required maintenance.

I am always open to new ideas. Reducing the block reward was something I was never a fan of however a dynamic block reward seemed a much more interesting prospect as where this has been tried before it has been set to static values which max out and then never change after a certain point. The solution here will always remain dynamic and relevant. There is every chance that we will refine and improve on this solution in the future and hope that others will take this work on board in their own coins.

If you have any killer ideas that you want to see implemented then please give me a shout. I am always on the look out for good ideas to implement in Hirocoin. Send me a PM and I can meet up with you on Skype or somewhere of your choice.

gjhiggins

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Activity: 2254

Merit: 1290

Quote from: poplolnman on July 30, 2014, 09:18:24 PM

Quote from: huige007 on July 30, 2014, 11:46:31 AM

karma I am concerned almost half a year, the team hopes Hirocoin learn under them.

huh?

The respondent has been involved with Karmacoin, now just “Karma”, for over six months ... A switch of PoW algo from scrypt to x11 was mooted and accepted ... the dev team ... preferred to engage outside talent to implement a solution that preserved the tx and the blockchain. They engaged Hiro for the work and ... have been peering over his shoulder (as have I), hoping to pick some tips.

As you note, the alternative interpretation is preposterous but that's merely because of the absence of context.

Cheers

Graham

poplolnman

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Merit: 1008

Quote from: huige007 on July 30, 2014, 11:46:31 AM

Quote from: poplolnman on July 29, 2014, 09:52:37 PM

so instead of focusing on his coin, hiro has yet again "helped another coin" https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annkarm-karma-x11-579973 he is helping it transition from scrypt to x11....does hiro even have any plans of still working on hirocoin or has he abandoned it?

karma I am concerned almost half a year, the team hopes Hirocoin learn under them.

huh?

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