Topic: [ANN][1CR] 1CRedit Coin Relaunch - page 15. (Read 290038 times)

Thanks for looking, and posting the correction.  You had us scratching our heads for a bit.

Our pool shows a pretty consistant difficultly around that number.

I wanted to correct myself.  I checked and the current difficulty is 97.51098505.  For some reason my pool is reporting it incorrectly.  I am looking into the issue right now.

For sake of conversation:  if the difficulty has jumped from 97.5 to the previously reported 344,503, the only cure is a hard fork after some code work.

I should note that the current difficulty adjustment algo is based on the Kimoto Gravity Well with the Time Warp fix, and uses the last 1024 blocks in its computation.

Per my logs:

2016-08-09 23:28:05 received block 37c2825a528f103cdc5e3fac26ce77a3588f4d572a69ad3a387f3305bee0e2ff
2016-08-09 23:28:05 Difficulty Retarget - Kimoto Gravity Well TW
2016-08-09 23:28:05 PastRateAdjustmentRatio = 1.0484
2016-08-09 23:28:05 Before: 1c02a67a 0000000002a67a00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
2016-08-09 23:28:05 After: 1c02a014 0000000002a014dbc3c543fadb829c672b0f9209df55da10db29383c0f4cf699
2016-08-09 23:28:06 Committing 1 changed transactions to coin database...
2016-08-09 23:28:06 SetBestChain: new best=37c2825a528f103cdc5e3fac26ce77a3588f4d572a69ad3a387f3305bee0e2ff  height=50895  log2_work=51.204357  tx=61080  date=2016-08-09 13:07:37 progress=0.998413
2016-08-09 23:28:06 ProcessBlock: ACCEPTED

So in theory, the next block should only be about 5% harder to find than the current block, which had a difficulty of 97.5, so the current block difficulty should be around 102.2.  Of course, that was based on a net hashrate of 845MH/s and the devs only have about 26MH/s of ASICs to throw at it.  Given that, I would have expected to find a block "On Average" in about 5 hours, not 30+ days.

Is there an exploit to KGW w/TW that yielded the previously mentioned difficulty of 344,503?  

We have been running with KGW w/TW using 1024 blocks since block 16175...  (check the source on github to verify)

Basically need suggestions and curious what the appetite for doing a hard fork is.   Please, constructive replies only...

I posted a note over on 1creditcoin.org requesting help.  Are you up to it?

Technically, the coin isn't broken.  The problem is that the difficulty is currently 344,503, and therefore no one wants to mine it.  You could say the difficulty adjustment algorithm is broken, but there's nothing preventing someone from throwing hashrate at 1CRedit to advance the block chain.

I wanted to correct myself.  I checked and the current difficulty is 97.51098505.  For some reason my pool is reporting it incorrectly.  I am looking into the issue right now.

Thank you. Could you please change the symbol to IMAC?

IMA listed

Please start here and let me know what else you need!   http://www.imacredit.org/coin-details.html

1CR, YACC listed. https://crypto-trade.net/nodestat
IMAC Please send us information about this cryptocurrency.

I am not seeing YACC, 1CR, or IMAC listed on this exchange.

We added your cryptocurrency.
With respect, the development team of Crypto-trade.
Crypto-Trade – Official Announcement https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/crypto-trade-official-announcement-10-fiat-365-crypto-5300-pairs-1604225

YACC and 1CR are now available on the Bitsquare exchange. 

Still learning about this system, its rather different, but seems to have a couple of anti-pump and dump features:  Mostly, like trading a stock, there is a 0.01 BTC (about $6) "fee" associated with an exchange.  If I'm understanding right, however, after a day your account is refunded that "fee".  Basically means people have to be doing the trading, not "run up the price" trading bots.  The other limit I've spotted is a daily trade volume per person of 2 BTC.   Like I started with... different.  Sometime different is good.

Unfortunately Porhasing does not appear to support blockchain explorers for n-scrypt coins.  Does anyone know who might?  We need one to get IMAC listed.

Thanks,

Cassey

Thanks.  I should warn you that the entire Script world is owned by ASIC's.  You need to get into high n n-scrypt, like IMACredit, for a CPU to be able to compete.  Bad news is that most of the Scrypt ASIC providers when out of business over a year ago.  Good news is their products are available on e-bay for about a 1/5th of what they once cost, or less.

I'm doing CPU mining through the wallet atm, but won't help much I guess.

I am looking into buying a good GPU for mining, so if by the time I have it set up 1CR isn't yet moving again, I'll point it to 1CR first

Anything you can throw at it would be greatly appreciated.  Mpos.1creditcoin.org is just a basic mpos implementation - so no limiitation (and no fees).

If you can control it and have it up to 800MHz would be good, then back that off 50% per found block, until we are in more normal territory.

Greatly appreciated!  Thanks!

any bounty dev
signature campaign facebook campaign or twitter campaign
when open facebook campaign and twitter campaign

Im happy to pump a lot of hash at it and say ramp it down to break the dead lock and get the chain moving again let me know Cassey what is needed .. and how you want it implimented , like the coin and am willing to help out !! and ill do it on the mpos pool , just not sure on limitations and so on

WEhat sort of hashing power is needed to break the deadlock??

Want to open bounty  ? ok im here,, 

Or, you could have looked at http://www.1creditcoin.org and followed the link to https://prohashing.com/explorer/1CRedit/ which has been in operation for quiet some time.