Topic: 【ANN】【PIRL】【nPOS】【Validator - Nominator 】【Substrate based】【IPFS Masternode】 - page 29. (Read 142248 times)
January 19, 2018, 08:13:49 AM
It is interesting to know when will the full payments on masternodes.
January 19, 2018, 07:44:04 AM
haha do you know that feeling when you are looking for something on your PC and you find some wallet of some coin you dont even remember mining? So i found a pirl today, was probably trying to mine it in november... nice to see it is worth 10x more now 
January 18, 2018, 05:25:08 PM
The solution to the energy consumption is not that easy. If all the miners would buy energy from renewable energy sources the price per kWh would increase and other “green energy” users would be forced to switch back to conventional energy sources. The entire POS concept seems to be the better choice - don’t get me wrong I am a miner myself (only using energy from water energy sources) and love it but the energy consumption is huge.
That's not how economics works; in the VERY short term, perhaps. But increased demand for green energy drives demand for production, research, and development into larger and more efficient renewable energy sources. If the demand on the grid suddenly went from 1/4 to 1/2 renewable, you wouldn't have more customers switching back to nuclear, oil, or coal, you'd have more companies developing biomass, hydro, wind, solar, etc.
January 18, 2018, 01:41:55 PM
I am curious. How do you see profitability of PIRL masternodes?
13 seconds between blocks, 2 PIRL for MN from each block. Looks interesting.
13 seconds between blocks, 2 PIRL for MN from each block. Looks interesting.
January 17, 2018, 06:43:01 PM
Hi guys, i'm a newbie... I've a problem... from few days my Win wallet give my an error when i lunch it.
This is the error:
Anybody can help me? i fear to loose my pirls..
Thank all
This is the error:
Anybody can help me? i fear to loose my pirls..
Thank all
Same error with Nautilus Wallet...
You shouldn't worry about losing your PIRL, they are on the blockchain. As long as you have your keystore file you should be fine. The screenshot you posted still shows Oyster, not Nautilus.
Do you have another coin wallet when starting PIRL wallet?
You can also get additional support by joining the PIRL Discord chat. https://discord.gg/z4faFxD
Thanks j0v8008 for your answer. I tried to do an experiment. I installed a new wallet in my laptop and I passed the old appdata Pirl folder in it.
Before this I try to start the new wallet, everything is ok, but after passing the folder gives me the same error..
Maybe as a newbie I did not save the right key .. When I installed the wallet I made different accounts and the only key i have belong to an old account. I lost my pirls ??
Backup all your keystore files ,delete pirl related folders in AppData, install a clean version of Nautilus, reboot, and import your keystore files. It should work
January 16, 2018, 04:54:22 PM
Hi guys, i'm a newbie... I've a problem... from few days my Win wallet give my an error when i lunch it.
This is the error:
http://i65.tinypic.com/vrvtw8.jpg
Anybody can help me? i fear to loose my pirls..
Thank all
This is the error:
http://i65.tinypic.com/vrvtw8.jpg
Anybody can help me? i fear to loose my pirls..
Thank all
Same error with Nautilus Wallet...
You shouldn't worry about losing your PIRL, they are on the blockchain. As long as you have your keystore file you should be fine. The screenshot you posted still shows Oyster, not Nautilus.
Do you have another coin wallet when starting PIRL wallet?
You can also get additional support by joining the PIRL Discord chat. https://discord.gg/z4faFxD
January 16, 2018, 04:39:37 PM
PIRL newbie here.
Can you run a masternode on Windows?
What are advantages over ETH, EXP, UBQ, ELLA,...? Why should one invest in PIRL instead of these other coins?
Thanks.
Can you run a masternode on Windows?
What are advantages over ETH, EXP, UBQ, ELLA,...? Why should one invest in PIRL instead of these other coins?
Thanks.
Masternode can only be run on Linux at this time.
January 16, 2018, 04:08:49 PM
Can Piril be solo mined?
Yes it can. Mining operation can be established using GETH Fork made for PIRL. PIRL can be downloaded here http://release.pirl.io/downloads/
If you prefer to build - https://github.com/pirl/pirl
January 16, 2018, 01:15:43 PM
can i see white paper at where?
January 16, 2018, 11:29:55 AM
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POW MINING WILL ALWAYS BE IMPLEMENTED AND WILL NOT TURN INTO POS.
This is nonsense.
Are you ready to burn hundreds of kilowatts of electricity and ruin the environment, rather than to follow the example of other eco-friendly POS coins spending many times less?
A small example:
(BTC: 14.000,000 TH/s = 1,120,000 AntminerT9 * 12.5 TH/s; 1,500W each * 1,120,000 = 1,680 MW of power)
To power ETH network you need 70,695,200 GPUs GTX1070 25MH/s each; with each GPU taking 100W: 7,069 MW of power
Both BTC (1,680 MW) and ETH (7,069MW) can power New York City!
(DMD: 137 MNs * 5W RaspberryPi = 685W)
So how much electricity are you ready to burn now?
I see that just as an incentive to turn to renewable energy sources... wind, water, sun vs burning coal. If you want to be eco friendly, don't use crypto at all, because it all runs on computers.
The solution to the energy consumption is not that easy. If all the miners would buy energy from renewable energy sources the price per kWh would increase and other “green energy” users would be forced to switch back to conventional energy sources. The entire POS concept seems to be the better choice - don’t get me wrong I am a miner myself (only using energy from water energy sources) and love it but the energy consumption is huge.
What you say makes sense of course in theory but in practice you have to consider this: most of the POS crypto assets are MLM shitcoins, and are conceived just to scam people out of their money. At least that's what I saw. I also think that decentralization is better achieved with POW, because everyone (relatively speaking) can join in, not just investors and gamblers.
So maybe it would make sense to have a solution like for taxes just an inversed version. Someone owning few coins gets a higher staking percentage with a steep decline when hodling huge numbers approaching nearly zero.
Makes sense, also related to energy efficiency, I would probably ban huge pool mining and encourage solo mining for up to 8 gpus, to limit in some way processing power of each miner.
January 16, 2018, 11:26:02 AM
Quote
POW MINING WILL ALWAYS BE IMPLEMENTED AND WILL NOT TURN INTO POS.
This is nonsense.
Are you ready to burn hundreds of kilowatts of electricity and ruin the environment, rather than to follow the example of other eco-friendly POS coins spending many times less?
A small example:
(BTC: 14.000,000 TH/s = 1,120,000 AntminerT9 * 12.5 TH/s; 1,500W each * 1,120,000 = 1,680 MW of power)
To power ETH network you need 70,695,200 GPUs GTX1070 25MH/s each; with each GPU taking 100W: 7,069 MW of power
Both BTC (1,680 MW) and ETH (7,069MW) can power New York City!
(DMD: 137 MNs * 5W RaspberryPi = 685W)
So how much electricity are you ready to burn now?
I see that just as an incentive to turn to renewable energy sources... wind, water, sun vs burning coal. If you want to be eco friendly, don't use crypto at all, because it all runs on computers.
The solution to the energy consumption is not that easy. If all the miners would buy energy from renewable energy sources the price per kWh would increase and other “green energy” users would be forced to switch back to conventional energy sources. The entire POS concept seems to be the better choice - don’t get me wrong I am a miner myself (only using energy from water energy sources) and love it but the energy consumption is huge.
What you say makes sense of course in theory but in practice you have to consider this: most of the POS crypto assets are MLM shitcoins, and are conceived just to scam people out of their money. At least that's what I saw. I also think that decentralization is better achieved with POW, because everyone (relatively speaking) can join in, not just investors and gamblers.
So maybe it would make sense to have a solution like for taxes just an inversed version. Someone owning few coins gets a higher staking percentage with a steep decline when hodling huge numbers approaching nearly zero.
January 16, 2018, 11:14:11 AM
Quote
POW MINING WILL ALWAYS BE IMPLEMENTED AND WILL NOT TURN INTO POS.
This is nonsense.
Are you ready to burn hundreds of kilowatts of electricity and ruin the environment, rather than to follow the example of other eco-friendly POS coins spending many times less?
A small example:
(BTC: 14.000,000 TH/s = 1,120,000 AntminerT9 * 12.5 TH/s; 1,500W each * 1,120,000 = 1,680 MW of power)
To power ETH network you need 70,695,200 GPUs GTX1070 25MH/s each; with each GPU taking 100W: 7,069 MW of power
Both BTC (1,680 MW) and ETH (7,069MW) can power New York City!
(DMD: 137 MNs * 5W RaspberryPi = 685W)
So how much electricity are you ready to burn now?
I see that just as an incentive to turn to renewable energy sources... wind, water, sun vs burning coal. If you want to be eco friendly, don't use crypto at all, because it all runs on computers.
The solution to the energy consumption is not that easy. If all the miners would buy energy from renewable energy sources the price per kWh would increase and other “green energy” users would be forced to switch back to conventional energy sources. The entire POS concept seems to be the better choice - don’t get me wrong I am a miner myself (only using energy from water energy sources) and love it but the energy consumption is huge.
What you say makes sense of course in theory but in practice you have to consider this: most of the POS crypto assets are MLM shitcoins, and are conceived just to scam people out of their money. At least that's what I saw. I also think that decentralization is better achieved with POW, because everyone (relatively speaking) can join in, not just investors and gamblers.
January 16, 2018, 04:07:11 AM
Quote
POW MINING WILL ALWAYS BE IMPLEMENTED AND WILL NOT TURN INTO POS.
This is nonsense.
Are you ready to burn hundreds of kilowatts of electricity and ruin the environment, rather than to follow the example of other eco-friendly POS coins spending many times less?
A small example:
(BTC: 14.000,000 TH/s = 1,120,000 AntminerT9 * 12.5 TH/s; 1,500W each * 1,120,000 = 1,680 MW of power)
To power ETH network you need 70,695,200 GPUs GTX1070 25MH/s each; with each GPU taking 100W: 7,069 MW of power
Both BTC (1,680 MW) and ETH (7,069MW) can power New York City!
(DMD: 137 MNs * 5W RaspberryPi = 685W)
So how much electricity are you ready to burn now?
I see that just as an incentive to turn to renewable energy sources... wind, water, sun vs burning coal. If you want to be eco friendly, don't use crypto at all, because it all runs on computers.
The solution to the energy consumption is not that easy. If all the miners would buy energy from renewable energy sources the price per kWh would increase and other “green energy” users would be forced to switch back to conventional energy sources. The entire POS concept seems to be the better choice - don’t get me wrong I am a miner myself (only using energy from water energy sources) and love it but the energy consumption is huge.
January 15, 2018, 04:34:56 PM
Quote
POW MINING WILL ALWAYS BE IMPLEMENTED AND WILL NOT TURN INTO POS.
This is nonsense.
Are you ready to burn hundreds of kilowatts of electricity and ruin the environment, rather than to follow the example of other eco-friendly POS coins spending many times less?
A small example:
(BTC: 14.000,000 TH/s = 1,120,000 AntminerT9 * 12.5 TH/s; 1,500W each * 1,120,000 = 1,680 MW of power)
To power ETH network you need 70,695,200 GPUs GTX1070 25MH/s each; with each GPU taking 100W: 7,069 MW of power
Both BTC (1,680 MW) and ETH (7,069MW) can power New York City!
(DMD: 137 MNs * 5W RaspberryPi = 685W)
So how much electricity are you ready to burn now?
I see that just as an incentive to turn to renewable energy sources... wind, water, sun vs burning coal. If you want to be eco friendly, don't use crypto at all, because it all runs on computers.
January 15, 2018, 04:33:09 PM
i set -1 and it still does that. i would like to mine solo if possable or somehow fix ezminer i tried running in compatability mode no luck. is the black command window spose to disapear right after click start mining.
There are two settings:
-allpools 1
-allcoins -1
Try and see how it goes.
January 15, 2018, 04:20:19 PM
Quote
POW MINING WILL ALWAYS BE IMPLEMENTED AND WILL NOT TURN INTO POS.
This is nonsense.
Are you ready to burn hundreds of kilowatts of electricity and ruin the environment, rather than to follow the example of other eco-friendly POS coins spending many times less?
A small example:
(BTC: 14.000,000 TH/s = 1,120,000 AntminerT9 * 12.5 TH/s; 1,500W each * 1,120,000 = 1,680 MW of power)
To power ETH network you need 70,695,200 GPUs GTX1070 25MH/s each; with each GPU taking 100W: 7,069 MW of power
Both BTC (1,680 MW) and ETH (7,069MW) can power New York City!
(DMD: 137 MNs * 5W RaspberryPi = 685W)
So how much electricity are you ready to burn now?
January 15, 2018, 03:46:37 PM
PIRL have even discord wallet :v I didn't know that, It has really profitable bounty right now on twitter and plans for the 2018, which include adding token to the exchanges it will be huge
January 15, 2018, 07:36:43 AM
PIRL newbie here.
Can you run a masternode on Windows?
What are advantages over ETH, EXP, UBQ, ELLA,...? Why should one invest in PIRL instead of these other coins?
Thanks.
Can you run a masternode on Windows?
What are advantages over ETH, EXP, UBQ, ELLA,...? Why should one invest in PIRL instead of these other coins?
Thanks.
January 15, 2018, 12:00:25 AM
January 14, 2018, 09:12:05 PM
i set -1 and it still does that. i would like to mine solo if possable or somehow fix ezminer i tried running in compatability mode no luck. is the black command window spose to disapear right after click start mining.
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