I currently am using ccminer
https://github.com/todd1251/ccminer-x16r/releases
and put this in a batch file
ccminer-x64 -a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://ssvpool.ddns.net:3040 -u BKwPet53rfDPY3tmn3XixTzMumaWeKPLAU -p jason
Topic: [ANN][BGP]BGPCoin - the Coin for ISPs - page 5. (Read 3590 times)
Can I mine using GPU? Is there any guide somewhere on how to mine this coin. I would love to try my GPU power on this. Thanks
I am running this windows wallet
https://github.com/bgpcoin/wallets
I joined this pool
http://www.ssvpool.com/
ccminer -a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://ssvpool.ddns.net:3040 -u BKwPet53rfDPY3tmn3XixTzMumaWeKPLAU -p x1
my wallet is not yet syncing ~2450
https://github.com/bgpcoin/wallets
I joined this pool
http://www.ssvpool.com/
ccminer -a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://ssvpool.ddns.net:3040 -u BKwPet53rfDPY3tmn3XixTzMumaWeKPLAU -p x1
my wallet is not yet syncing ~2450
Thats great news cryptosperg! Too bad im across the country or I would try to make it to OC for the presentation.
It's back up tonight, https://chain.bgpcoin.com/
Working on getting piWallet up and running for this so people can keep their coins on a website.
Thinking about packaging all of this up and throwing it onto docker hub.
Mining pool is still down because mongo.
Once Meshflow is implemented and in the wild, it'll make it much easier for providers large and small to adopt the bgpcoin as their instance settlement payment of choice and do hourly settlements based on SNMP queries.
Imagine being an ISP and getting paid for bandwidth throughout the month and having those funds on hand to pay for other services like cross connects.
It's difficult to make IP addresses fungible due to ICANN rules, but making bandwidth fungible has always been a pipe dream (hah, no pun intended) and I think BTC is too volatile for this.
There's going to be a presentation about BGPCoin in Orange County in the next few weeks most likely.
Working on getting piWallet up and running for this so people can keep their coins on a website.
Thinking about packaging all of this up and throwing it onto docker hub.
Mining pool is still down because mongo.
Once Meshflow is implemented and in the wild, it'll make it much easier for providers large and small to adopt the bgpcoin as their instance settlement payment of choice and do hourly settlements based on SNMP queries.
Imagine being an ISP and getting paid for bandwidth throughout the month and having those funds on hand to pay for other services like cross connects.
It's difficult to make IP addresses fungible due to ICANN rules, but making bandwidth fungible has always been a pipe dream (hah, no pun intended) and I think BTC is too volatile for this.
There's going to be a presentation about BGPCoin in Orange County in the next few weeks most likely.
Any estimate on when the explorer will be back up?
Here is the telegram group link for BGPcoin chat.
https://t.me/bgpcoinchat
Here is the telegram group link for BGPcoin chat.
https://t.me/bgpcoinchat
Chain explorer is down, official pool is down. Entire OpenStack cloud is down. -- Should not affect the seed node #2. Seed node 1 needs to come back up once the cloud is returned to service.
From 1439 it's not sync, windows wallet not synchronizing , can anyone help me with this
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You can get the data necessary to bootstrap from https://chain.bgpcoin.com/bootstrap.zip
Unzip this in your .bgpcoin directory right before you run the daemon. It contains your block database
Hope this helps. More information forthcoming. Whitepaper/website on the way
Unzip this in your .bgpcoin directory right before you run the daemon. It contains your block database
Hope this helps. More information forthcoming. Whitepaper/website on the way
There's no way to write an article or even blog about this coin with the limited amount of information currently available. Plus 8 BGP per blog post seems rather low.
Just my 2 cents.
Just my 2 cents.
Earlier this day minerion.com server lost power due to an issue with the rack where it is hosted. Took the opportunity to do some server tweaking after the server cameback online and now all mining can be resumed normally.
BGPCoin pool with 0.5% fees!!!
MINERION.COM
Just point your miners too:
Code:
-a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://minerion.com:3433 -u YOURWALLET -p c=BGP
DISCORD channel: https://discord.gg/GV3Ggy2
This seems to be an EXTREMELY specific use case coin. Won't you have an issue with most ISPs being giant corporate machines?
Did any one purchased it from any exchange?
Bootstrap to speed up sync? 1056 blocks remaining for what feels like forever. This is the QT-EXE from github, but it doesnt seem to be making any movement at all. I am hoping to sync today, so I can start mining tonight. I just want to make sure my wallet is in order before starting.
Will the wallet not run on Windows? Do I need to make a Linux or Ubuntu partition? I am running Win10 with cgminer 3.9.0, but its not syncing and now says 1057 blocks instead of 1056.
I started a Telegram group to discuss, join here if you want. I did not see a logo, so I just made a cheap and cheesy generic one real quick.
https://t.me/joinchat/HC2wphGsEAMNvwlWtYjBkQ
Will the wallet not run on Windows? Do I need to make a Linux or Ubuntu partition? I am running Win10 with cgminer 3.9.0, but its not syncing and now says 1057 blocks instead of 1056.
I started a Telegram group to discuss, join here if you want. I did not see a logo, so I just made a cheap and cheesy generic one real quick.
https://t.me/joinchat/HC2wphGsEAMNvwlWtYjBkQ
BGPCoin pool with 0.5% fees!!!
MINERION.COM
Just point your miners too:
Code:
-a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://minerion.com:3433 -u YOURWALLET -p c=BGP
DISCORD channel: https://discord.gg/GV3Ggy2
pls write config fail, nodes
Code:
addnode=104.236.248.131:41840
addnode=109.102.76.192:51860
addnode=173.54.142.242:32075
addnode=183.88.48.107:49732
addnode=199.188.96.123:50426
addnode=199.188.96.124:58870
addnode=199.188.96.126:32075
addnode=199.188.96.127:53494
addnode=199.188.96.128:46062
addnode=37.59.107.113:40486
addnode=51.15.162.15:50080
addnode=51.15.164.53
addnode=51.15.185.7:32075
addnode=52.88.136.235:33616
addnode=109.102.76.192:51860
addnode=173.54.142.242:32075
addnode=183.88.48.107:49732
addnode=199.188.96.123:50426
addnode=199.188.96.124:58870
addnode=199.188.96.126:32075
addnode=199.188.96.127:53494
addnode=199.188.96.128:46062
addnode=37.59.107.113:40486
addnode=51.15.162.15:50080
addnode=51.15.164.53
addnode=51.15.185.7:32075
addnode=52.88.136.235:33616
Thank's... Don't help this... You have working config-file ?
Yep, the command line daemon. Also, we patched the source so you should be able to build it on Mac OS X. I don't have high sierra on my mac so I was not able to test that but one of the other devs said he got it working.
By the way,
Take a look at https://github.com/bgpcoin/tools/
You can generate a paper wallet on a Linux system that has bc, and qrencoder installed (both available for Ubuntu 17.10)
By the way,
Take a look at https://github.com/bgpcoin/tools/
You can generate a paper wallet on a Linux system that has bc, and qrencoder installed (both available for Ubuntu 17.10)
Hi, could you put a little more information about the project? like a roadmap or whitebook, on the one hand, the portfolio with the last nodes and the same mining is working correctly for me. Well what was said would be possible more information please?
pls write config fail, nodes
Code:
addnode=104.236.248.131:41840
addnode=109.102.76.192:51860
addnode=173.54.142.242:32075
addnode=183.88.48.107:49732
addnode=199.188.96.123:50426
addnode=199.188.96.124:58870
addnode=199.188.96.126:32075
addnode=199.188.96.127:53494
addnode=199.188.96.128:46062
addnode=37.59.107.113:40486
addnode=51.15.162.15:50080
addnode=51.15.164.53
addnode=51.15.185.7:32075
addnode=52.88.136.235:33616
addnode=109.102.76.192:51860
addnode=173.54.142.242:32075
addnode=183.88.48.107:49732
addnode=199.188.96.123:50426
addnode=199.188.96.124:58870
addnode=199.188.96.126:32075
addnode=199.188.96.127:53494
addnode=199.188.96.128:46062
addnode=37.59.107.113:40486
addnode=51.15.162.15:50080
addnode=51.15.164.53
addnode=51.15.185.7:32075
addnode=52.88.136.235:33616
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