Topic: [ANN][DASH] Dash (dash.org) | First Self-Funding Self-Governing Crypto Currency - page 6998. (Read 9722522 times)
January 23, 2014, 05:49:53 PM
Selling 130 XCO for 0.013 BTC
January 23, 2014, 04:10:14 AM
Just a reminder to anyone registered at xco.lotterymining.com
You need to actively mine, to be in the draw for the lottery....
You need to actively mine, to be in the draw for the lottery....
January 23, 2014, 03:05:50 AM
NEW POOL
Ive setup a new pool for xcoin, with a twist.
first 20 to switch over gets credited 20 xco after being active for 1 week.
AND
every 7 days there is a lottery, ( 1 ticket per active user, per day, totally 7) the winning pot is 50 % of the fees, plus the next 3 weeks i will
throw in 100 xco on top of that.
pool is PPLNS fee is 2% (50% goes to the lottery pot) full block rewards.
xco.lotterymining.com
Everything works now, with alot of help from bigal, and the pool is finding blocks :-)
Thanks, just setup an account.
January 23, 2014, 02:57:48 AM
Ok, fixed the pool up so that it automatically checks if xcoin needs to be updated, and will do so when it is needed.
January 23, 2014, 02:02:08 AM
Wonder if other pools are having this problem.... ?
Yaay, you fixed it! LOL thanks
Yaay, you fixed it! LOL thanks
January 23, 2014, 01:59:19 AM
all is running again :-)
January 23, 2014, 01:50:19 AM
Something seems weird. I think we've been on block 5472 for a while now? Maybe I should stop looking, LOL. It's probably just lag of info or something. I should be in bed, keep coming back, LOL.
Now 5402?? Am I seeing things?
5465, LOL, I swear these numbers are coming up as current block!
Wow, the block numbers are all over the map. 0 then 3924 then back to 5465. I can't help but wonder if we are getting "corrections" from other people logging back on with their old wallets?
Now 5402?? Am I seeing things?
5465, LOL, I swear these numbers are coming up as current block!
Wow, the block numbers are all over the map. 0 then 3924 then back to 5465. I can't help but wonder if we are getting "corrections" from other people logging back on with their old wallets?
January 23, 2014, 01:33:13 AM
stop them and restart them, if they worked before, they will again :-)
nm, their hashing away i can see :-)
nm, their hashing away i can see :-)
January 23, 2014, 01:24:41 AM
Ugh, now my workers aren't doing anything. They connect on my terminal, detect a new block, but are not connected on the website and aren't hashing anything, grrrr! I wish I knew what causes this! I'm sure it's me because I've had it happen in other pools. They go up to 168 k/h when running well. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks!
Urg, now they're hashing but remain inactive on the site. Well, that's hopefully OK, I'm going to bed, LOL. Good night all!
Urg, now they're hashing but remain inactive on the site. Well, that's hopefully OK, I'm going to bed, LOL. Good night all!
January 23, 2014, 01:00:23 AM
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well, updating now, but really i do need a little more time than that to change over, we have something called sleep too you know :-p
compiling as we speak...
Updated..
compiling as we speak...
Updated..
No worries, it's only been a few hours. Thanks for waking up and doing it so soon. It means I can be lazy and stay where I am ;P
::hugs:: and hope you can go back to sleep again soon??!!! TS
im getting ready for my thing called work, but its not a 9-5 its more like 8 days on the road :-)
but ill check in during the day (im in europe)
January 23, 2014, 12:51:37 AM
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well, updating now, but really i do need a little more time than that to change over, we have something called sleep too you know :-p
compiling as we speak...
Updated..
compiling as we speak...
Updated..
No worries, it's only been a few hours. Thanks for waking up and doing it so soon. It means I can be lazy and stay where I am ;P
::hugs:: and hope you can go back to sleep again soon??!!! TS
January 23, 2014, 12:46:25 AM
I've just pushed out a mandatory update that will increase the incentive for mining, I think the original calculation was a little to harsh too quickly. The mining reward will jump quite a bit, and then have a more loose relationship with the difficulty. I think I've made really good progress and this will be great for XCoin.
Please update if you are :
- running a linux client or daemon
- running the windows full client (this should be out soon)
Miners running minerd are fine. This update goes into effect on block 5465.
If you miss this update message, worry not, just update and remote ~/.xcoin/chainstate and ~/.xcoin/blocks. Then you'll be good to go!
Please update if you are :
- running a linux client or daemon
- running the windows full client (this should be out soon)
Miners running minerd are fine. This update goes into effect on block 5465.
If you miss this update message, worry not, just update and remote ~/.xcoin/chainstate and ~/.xcoin/blocks. Then you'll be good to go!
I thought that once a coin was launched, it was set. Is this not so? I was wondering about this also with the future encryption update planned; where transactions would be further obfuscated to hide identities. What keeps the coin from being manipulated in the future? I'm sure this is normal, but am compelled to ask how that works
Thanks to anyone who can explain this. Also, I think it would be good for the coin if this were explained here Ahhh, I'm learning so much! Things I didn't wholly understand before comes to lite!!! AT this early juncture, with so few users, it is not hard to make adjustments to the block chain because, though you still need to get everyone to update the wallet (or at least 51% of the users), it's much easier to get a consensus to do so. Later it may be impossible. Hence the 51% attack. If someone could get control of 51% of the hacking power, they could insert a fake block chain, and it would be recognized as the correct block chain because more systems accept it than don't.
Of course this isn't changing the block chain, it's merely changing the algorithm.
Now I'm guessing that the plans for encrypting the transactions another level at some time in the future is not going to have any effect on the block chain, and therefore will work as any other updates developers add to a coin. Right?
This is all very interesting and I don't mean to imply it's not all on the up and up, 'cause I agree it's a good idea to make the coin more attractive to mine especially now a days with all the competition out there.
So now my question is, do I need to update my wallet even so I'm in a pool to receive the proper rewards or accept payment in the future?
You're logic is pretty sound
Basically, to adjust some of the core parameters at this point all I need to do is get the pools to update their wallets. Also, it's worth noting the changes I made didn't change the block chain in the past, but they go effect in the future. Users will also experience problems if they're using a full client, because it needs to understand the changes to the algorithm. So yes, you'll need to upgrade your wallet.Xco.lotterymining.com didn't upgrade their wallet on they pool yet so they're out of business until they do. I sent the moderator a message earlier, but he hasn't gotten back to me. So I would mine somewhere else in the mean time, pool.xcoin.co is open for business and humming along if you want to join us.
well, updating now, but really i do need a little more time than that to change over, we have something called sleep too you know :-p
compiling as we speak...
This should be the last mandatory change that needs to be made until I start rolling out my encrypted transaction changes and sleep is overrated
January 23, 2014, 12:41:11 AM
I've just pushed out a mandatory update that will increase the incentive for mining, I think the original calculation was a little to harsh too quickly. The mining reward will jump quite a bit, and then have a more loose relationship with the difficulty. I think I've made really good progress and this will be great for XCoin.
Please update if you are :
- running a linux client or daemon
- running the windows full client (this should be out soon)
Miners running minerd are fine. This update goes into effect on block 5465.
If you miss this update message, worry not, just update and remote ~/.xcoin/chainstate and ~/.xcoin/blocks. Then you'll be good to go!
Please update if you are :
- running a linux client or daemon
- running the windows full client (this should be out soon)
Miners running minerd are fine. This update goes into effect on block 5465.
If you miss this update message, worry not, just update and remote ~/.xcoin/chainstate and ~/.xcoin/blocks. Then you'll be good to go!
I thought that once a coin was launched, it was set. Is this not so? I was wondering about this also with the future encryption update planned; where transactions would be further obfuscated to hide identities. What keeps the coin from being manipulated in the future? I'm sure this is normal, but am compelled to ask how that works
Thanks to anyone who can explain this. Also, I think it would be good for the coin if this were explained here Ahhh, I'm learning so much! Things I didn't wholly understand before comes to lite!!! AT this early juncture, with so few users, it is not hard to make adjustments to the block chain because, though you still need to get everyone to update the wallet (or at least 51% of the users), it's much easier to get a consensus to do so. Later it may be impossible. Hence the 51% attack. If someone could get control of 51% of the hacking power, they could insert a fake block chain, and it would be recognized as the correct block chain because more systems accept it than don't.
Of course this isn't changing the block chain, it's merely changing the algorithm.
Now I'm guessing that the plans for encrypting the transactions another level at some time in the future is not going to have any effect on the block chain, and therefore will work as any other updates developers add to a coin. Right?
This is all very interesting and I don't mean to imply it's not all on the up and up, 'cause I agree it's a good idea to make the coin more attractive to mine especially now a days with all the competition out there.
So now my question is, do I need to update my wallet even so I'm in a pool to receive the proper rewards or accept payment in the future?
You're logic is pretty sound
Basically, to adjust some of the core parameters at this point all I need to do is get the pools to update their wallets. Also, it's worth noting the changes I made didn't change the block chain in the past, but they go effect in the future. Users will also experience problems if they're using a full client, because it needs to understand the changes to the algorithm. So yes, you'll need to upgrade your wallet.Xco.lotterymining.com didn't upgrade their wallet on they pool yet so they're out of business until they do. I sent the moderator a message earlier, but he hasn't gotten back to me. So I would mine somewhere else in the mean time, pool.xcoin.co is open for business and humming along if you want to join us.
well, updating now, but really i do need a little more time than that to change over, we have something called sleep too you know :-p
compiling as we speak...
Updated..
January 23, 2014, 12:16:56 AM
I've just pushed out a mandatory update that will increase the incentive for mining, I think the original calculation was a little to harsh too quickly. The mining reward will jump quite a bit, and then have a more loose relationship with the difficulty. I think I've made really good progress and this will be great for XCoin.
Please update if you are :
- running a linux client or daemon
- running the windows full client (this should be out soon)
Miners running minerd are fine. This update goes into effect on block 5465.
If you miss this update message, worry not, just update and remote ~/.xcoin/chainstate and ~/.xcoin/blocks. Then you'll be good to go!
Please update if you are :
- running a linux client or daemon
- running the windows full client (this should be out soon)
Miners running minerd are fine. This update goes into effect on block 5465.
If you miss this update message, worry not, just update and remote ~/.xcoin/chainstate and ~/.xcoin/blocks. Then you'll be good to go!
I thought that once a coin was launched, it was set. Is this not so? I was wondering about this also with the future encryption update planned; where transactions would be further obfuscated to hide identities. What keeps the coin from being manipulated in the future? I'm sure this is normal, but am compelled to ask how that works
Thanks to anyone who can explain this. Also, I think it would be good for the coin if this were explained here Ahhh, I'm learning so much! Things I didn't wholly understand before comes to lite!!! AT this early juncture, with so few users, it is not hard to make adjustments to the block chain because, though you still need to get everyone to update the wallet (or at least 51% of the users), it's much easier to get a consensus to do so. Later it may be impossible. Hence the 51% attack. If someone could get control of 51% of the hacking power, they could insert a fake block chain, and it would be recognized as the correct block chain because more systems accept it than don't.
Of course this isn't changing the block chain, it's merely changing the algorithm.
Now I'm guessing that the plans for encrypting the transactions another level at some time in the future is not going to have any effect on the block chain, and therefore will work as any other updates developers add to a coin. Right?
This is all very interesting and I don't mean to imply it's not all on the up and up, 'cause I agree it's a good idea to make the coin more attractive to mine especially now a days with all the competition out there.
So now my question is, do I need to update my wallet even so I'm in a pool to receive the proper rewards or accept payment in the future?
You're logic is pretty sound
Basically, to adjust some of the core parameters at this point all I need to do is get the pools to update their wallets. Also, it's worth noting the changes I made didn't change the block chain in the past, but they go effect in the future. Users will also experience problems if they're using a full client, because it needs to understand the changes to the algorithm. So yes, you'll need to upgrade your wallet.Xco.lotterymining.com didn't upgrade their wallet on they pool yet so they're out of business until they do. I sent the moderator a message earlier, but he hasn't gotten back to me. So I would mine somewhere else in the mean time, pool.xcoin.co is open for business and humming along if you want to join us.
January 23, 2014, 12:01:59 AM
Yet another question, LOL 
over at xco.lotterymining.com, we've been stuck at block 5465. Does that mean we're not hashing, or just that his site hasn't been updated and can't deal with the information it's receiving? Would a pool owner use the Xcoin wallet or cpuminer? Maybe I should go solo for a bit??
over at xco.lotterymining.com, we've been stuck at block 5465. Does that mean we're not hashing, or just that his site hasn't been updated and can't deal with the information it's receiving? Would a pool owner use the Xcoin wallet or cpuminer? Maybe I should go solo for a bit??
January 22, 2014, 11:52:52 PM
I've just pushed out a mandatory update that will increase the incentive for mining, I think the original calculation was a little to harsh too quickly. The mining reward will jump quite a bit, and then have a more loose relationship with the difficulty. I think I've made really good progress and this will be great for XCoin.
Please update if you are :
- running a linux client or daemon
- running the windows full client (this should be out soon)
Miners running minerd are fine. This update goes into effect on block 5465.
If you miss this update message, worry not, just update and remote ~/.xcoin/chainstate and ~/.xcoin/blocks. Then you'll be good to go!
Please update if you are :
- running a linux client or daemon
- running the windows full client (this should be out soon)
Miners running minerd are fine. This update goes into effect on block 5465.
If you miss this update message, worry not, just update and remote ~/.xcoin/chainstate and ~/.xcoin/blocks. Then you'll be good to go!
I thought that once a coin was launched, it was set. Is this not so? I was wondering about this also with the future encryption update planned; where transactions would be further obfuscated to hide identities. What keeps the coin from being manipulated in the future? I'm sure this is normal, but am compelled to ask how that works
Thanks to anyone who can explain this. Also, I think it would be good for the coin if this were explained here Ahhh, I'm learning so much! Things I didn't wholly understand before comes to lite!!! AT this early juncture, with so few users, it is not hard to make adjustments to the block chain because, though you still need to get everyone to update the wallet (or at least 51% of the users), it's much easier to get a consensus to do so. Later it may be impossible. Hence the 51% attack. If someone could get control of 51% of the hacking power, they could insert a fake block chain, and it would be recognized as the correct block chain because more systems accept it than don't.
Of course this isn't changing the block chain, it's merely changing the algorithm.
Now I'm guessing that the plans for encrypting the transactions another level at some time in the future is not going to have any effect on the block chain, and therefore will work as any other updates developers add to a coin. Right?
This is all very interesting and I don't mean to imply it's not all on the up and up, 'cause I agree it's a good idea to make the coin more attractive to mine especially now a days with all the competition out there.
So now my question is, do I need to update my wallet even so I'm in a pool to receive the proper rewards or accept payment in the future?
January 22, 2014, 10:17:45 PM
compiled a mac wallet
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wtadyzztgrs0ihw/Xcoin-Qt.app.osx10.7.zip
XupK6y9YgqNyKzt5Niz9vvTCgxXMibLxVd
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wtadyzztgrs0ihw/Xcoin-Qt.app.osx10.7.zip
XupK6y9YgqNyKzt5Niz9vvTCgxXMibLxVd
Awesome! I tested it, it works, and I paid the bounty
January 22, 2014, 09:50:08 PM
compiled a mac wallet
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wtadyzztgrs0ihw/Xcoin-Qt.app.osx10.7.zip
XupK6y9YgqNyKzt5Niz9vvTCgxXMibLxVd
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wtadyzztgrs0ihw/Xcoin-Qt.app.osx10.7.zip
XupK6y9YgqNyKzt5Niz9vvTCgxXMibLxVd
wonderful!!!
January 22, 2014, 09:26:39 PM
compiled a mac wallet
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wtadyzztgrs0ihw/Xcoin-Qt.app.osx10.7.zip
XupK6y9YgqNyKzt5Niz9vvTCgxXMibLxVd
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wtadyzztgrs0ihw/Xcoin-Qt.app.osx10.7.zip
XupK6y9YgqNyKzt5Niz9vvTCgxXMibLxVd
January 22, 2014, 09:14:05 PM
I've just pushed out a mandatory update that will increase the incentive for mining, I think the original calculation was a little to harsh too quickly. The mining reward will jump quite a bit, and then have a more loose relationship with the difficulty. I think I've made really good progress and this will be great for XCoin.
Please update if you are :
- running a linux client or daemon
- running the windows full client (this should be out soon)
Miners running minerd are fine. This update goes into effect on block 5465.
If you miss this update message, worry not, just update and remote ~/.xcoin/chainstate and ~/.xcoin/blocks. Then you'll be good to go!
Please update if you are :
- running a linux client or daemon
- running the windows full client (this should be out soon)
Miners running minerd are fine. This update goes into effect on block 5465.
If you miss this update message, worry not, just update and remote ~/.xcoin/chainstate and ~/.xcoin/blocks. Then you'll be good to go!
I thought that once a coin was launched, it was set. Is this not so? I was wondering about this also with the future encryption update planned; where transactions would be further obfuscated to hide identities. What keeps the coin from being manipulated in the future? I'm sure this is normal, but am compelled to ask how that works
Thanks to anyone who can explain this. Also, I think it would be good for the coin if this were explained here Jump to: