Topic: [ANN][RIC] Riecoin: constellations POW *CPU* HARD FORK successful, world record - page 203. (Read 685214 times)
March 16, 2014, 08:42:50 AM
Rie Coin Exchange on AGX https://agx.io/markets/289/trade
March 16, 2014, 06:28:38 AM
Without knowing exactly what I can offer, I would like to join the foundation.
So, I subscribe there and we will short it out I suppose.
So, I subscribe there and we will short it out I suppose.
March 16, 2014, 02:39:19 AM
A major problem is that this requires trusting the exchange. If the exchange is unknown, how can people be sure there is no corruption?
Do any exchanges keep all of the Riecoin for a given account at one address?
I think a better system is to have trusted parties control arbitrary amounts of the foundation's funds. This system is better because it is not as convoluted, and it is more open and transparent. Rather than making personal information public for accountability, the party will lose all of the trust it had.
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The address will of course be available 24/7 for the community to check the amount inside the wallet.
Do any exchanges keep all of the Riecoin for a given account at one address?
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Finally, before I forget, there is a 200 RIC fee to join this foundation. It is to make sure you are serious and dedicated.
I don't think this is necessary. It should be easy enough to determine if one is serious through other means. I strongly oppose this.Quote
You will also have to reveal your real life identity to the foundation so that we can release this information if you abuse the foundation in any possible ways.
I also oppose this.Quote
The information will be kept private from the public of course.
How can anyone trust this will be the case? This trusts the 5 people fully and equally.I think a better system is to have trusted parties control arbitrary amounts of the foundation's funds. This system is better because it is not as convoluted, and it is more open and transparent. Rather than making personal information public for accountability, the party will lose all of the trust it had.
You have a point. But entrusting any amount of RIC to one individual is too risky even if you split it amongst five. I would rather rely on the current exchanges we have now AGX.io and Poloniex.com owner are identified. Only worries is Mintpal and BTC38. Maybe a solution is to keep a arbitrary amount in multiple random exchanges and withdraw them every month and mix them around the exchanges we have right now? I am for suggestions. Guess for now, I will just take up names of people who are interested in becoming part of the foundation.
March 16, 2014, 01:35:28 AM
A major problem is that this requires trusting the exchange. If the exchange is unknown, how can people be sure there is no corruption?
Do any exchanges keep all of the Riecoin for a given account at one address?
I think a better system is to have trusted parties control arbitrary amounts of the foundation's funds. This system is better because it is not as convoluted, and it is more open and transparent. Rather than making personal information public for accountability, the party will lose all of the trust it had.
Quote
The address will of course be available 24/7 for the community to check the amount inside the wallet.
Do any exchanges keep all of the Riecoin for a given account at one address?
Quote
Finally, before I forget, there is a 200 RIC fee to join this foundation. It is to make sure you are serious and dedicated.
I don't think this is necessary. It should be easy enough to determine if one is serious through other means. I strongly oppose this.Quote
You will also have to reveal your real life identity to the foundation so that we can release this information if you abuse the foundation in any possible ways.
I also oppose this.Quote
The information will be kept private from the public of course.
How can anyone trust this will be the case? This trusts the 5 people fully and equally.I think a better system is to have trusted parties control arbitrary amounts of the foundation's funds. This system is better because it is not as convoluted, and it is more open and transparent. Rather than making personal information public for accountability, the party will lose all of the trust it had.
March 15, 2014, 11:46:58 PM
Hi Everyone,
Because of Riecoin is growing into a big community, I figured we need to form some sort of organization in order to become more organized. When we unite as one, we are able to finish a lot more quickly than if we are random scatterers on the web doing their own thing. It might sound absurd but I would like to give this a try. I am forming a Riecoin Foundation. The only purpose of the foundation is to equip Riecoin with advance weapons. In other words, our purpose will be to gather funds and allocate funds in order of priority that the community will decide on using a voting system. I have already registered RiecoinFoundation.org. I will also donate 200 RIC to this foundation, in addition to the 150 RIC bounty I might receive for redesigning riecoin.org.
The foundation will be semi-trustless so you can rest assure this is not a scam in anyway nor will the Riecoin that the community donated will vanish in the future. We will of course be requiring donations from the Riecoin community for things such as hiring more developers to work with Gatra to relieve some of his stress that he has been accumulating, creating an android app (I might be able to help), paper wallets, etc. If there is no donations, there is no foundation and Riecoin needs an organized unit right now more than ever if we are going to stand out from the oceans of crypto-currencies already out there.
Now let me get to the semi-trustless part. For this to work, we need a minimum of five people who can dedicate themselves to the Riecoin Foundation. The Riecoin donation that we receive will go into an exchange of our choosing, hidden information from the public. The address will of course be available 24/7 for the community to check the amount inside the wallet. There will be 5 people who will each hold a part of the necessary information to withdraw Riecoin from the wallet. The first and second holds the username and password. The third holds the 2 factor authentication code, the fourth holds the email confirmation that will be required to withdraw Riecoin, and the fifth will hold the QR code required to enable 2 factor authentication in case the third person goes missing. Of course, drawbacks to this is that it will be troublesome and inconvenient to withdraw Riecoin for bounties but I would rather choose security over convenience. This system could fail if all of us decides to work together or if the exchange we hold our Riecoin in gets "hacked", but I see no other options. Keeping it inside the client would not be as trustless since you only need 2 people to work together to withdraw the Riecoin from the wallet (the wallet.dat file and key).
Right now, I am just taking names of all those interested. You can sign up with the google spreadsheet link provided below. I will be PMing those on the list.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0As6q17G29AHxdFNybXhyWDlJS0ZXZDZUeXRRRVVxZnc&usp=sharing
EDIT:
Timeline (not set in stone):
March 15-March 23: Foundation sign up
March 30-April 4: Create a trustless system for the community to donate Riecoin
April 5-April 6: Upload Riecoin Foundation to riecoinfoundation.org, announce the team, get started.
April 7-Indefinite date: Get community members to donate and find ways to improve Riecoin using donation by providing bounties for:
Android App
More Developers
Marketplace
Wallet Design (like Particle)
Widespread Merchant Integration with bounties for the first couple that accept Riecoin
And the list goes on.....
Because of Riecoin is growing into a big community, I figured we need to form some sort of organization in order to become more organized. When we unite as one, we are able to finish a lot more quickly than if we are random scatterers on the web doing their own thing. It might sound absurd but I would like to give this a try. I am forming a Riecoin Foundation. The only purpose of the foundation is to equip Riecoin with advance weapons. In other words, our purpose will be to gather funds and allocate funds in order of priority that the community will decide on using a voting system. I have already registered RiecoinFoundation.org. I will also donate 200 RIC to this foundation, in addition to the 150 RIC bounty I might receive for redesigning riecoin.org.
The foundation will be semi-trustless so you can rest assure this is not a scam in anyway nor will the Riecoin that the community donated will vanish in the future. We will of course be requiring donations from the Riecoin community for things such as hiring more developers to work with Gatra to relieve some of his stress that he has been accumulating, creating an android app (I might be able to help), paper wallets, etc. If there is no donations, there is no foundation and Riecoin needs an organized unit right now more than ever if we are going to stand out from the oceans of crypto-currencies already out there.
Now let me get to the semi-trustless part. For this to work, we need a minimum of five people who can dedicate themselves to the Riecoin Foundation. The Riecoin donation that we receive will go into an exchange of our choosing, hidden information from the public. The address will of course be available 24/7 for the community to check the amount inside the wallet. There will be 5 people who will each hold a part of the necessary information to withdraw Riecoin from the wallet. The first and second holds the username and password. The third holds the 2 factor authentication code, the fourth holds the email confirmation that will be required to withdraw Riecoin, and the fifth will hold the QR code required to enable 2 factor authentication in case the third person goes missing. Of course, drawbacks to this is that it will be troublesome and inconvenient to withdraw Riecoin for bounties but I would rather choose security over convenience. This system could fail if all of us decides to work together or if the exchange we hold our Riecoin in gets "hacked", but I see no other options. Keeping it inside the client would not be as trustless since you only need 2 people to work together to withdraw the Riecoin from the wallet (the wallet.dat file and key).
Right now, I am just taking names of all those interested. You can sign up with the google spreadsheet link provided below. I will be PMing those on the list.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0As6q17G29AHxdFNybXhyWDlJS0ZXZDZUeXRRRVVxZnc&usp=sharing
EDIT:
Timeline (not set in stone):
March 15-March 23: Foundation sign up
March 30-April 4: Create a trustless system for the community to donate Riecoin
April 5-April 6: Upload Riecoin Foundation to riecoinfoundation.org, announce the team, get started.
April 7-Indefinite date: Get community members to donate and find ways to improve Riecoin using donation by providing bounties for:
Android App
More Developers
Marketplace
Wallet Design (like Particle)
Widespread Merchant Integration with bounties for the first couple that accept Riecoin
And the list goes on.....
March 15, 2014, 08:27:23 PM
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March 15, 2014, 07:09:50 PM
Yea, don't sweat the price folks. Alt coins are down all over, a lot!
Similar thing happened last fall, followed by Bitcoin shooting up, and then everything else along with it.
Similar thing happened last fall, followed by Bitcoin shooting up, and then everything else along with it.
March 15, 2014, 06:38:52 PM
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After all - why do you charge a fee on your pool? *grin*
The alternatives are worse for the coin, I think: If you look at what's happening with RIC right now, for example, there's one person solo mining 10% of the blocks with a private, super-optimized miner (not mine; user a00k). Supercomputing could be doing it too. Any of the advanced miner devs could rent out a ton of machines quite profitably and mine on them. But I think those approaches aren't nearly as good for the coin as having a lot of people interested in it and participating -- and finding huge prime clusters. The alternative leaves every-day miners disgruntled at their block rates, which is part of why I'm releasing my stuff, beyond the annoying cheater on ypool. Riecoin is cool and fun, and I want people to be having fun mining it and participating.
Yeah, but over time it will get better as more optimized miners are released. I charge a pool fee to "cover expenses" After all - why do you charge a fee on your pool? *grin*
The alternatives are worse for the coin, I think: If you look at what's happening with RIC right now, for example, there's one person solo mining 10% of the blocks with a private, super-optimized miner (not mine; user a00k). Supercomputing could be doing it too. Any of the advanced miner devs could rent out a ton of machines quite profitably and mine on them. But I think those approaches aren't nearly as good for the coin as having a lot of people interested in it and participating -- and finding huge prime clusters. The alternative leaves every-day miners disgruntled at their block rates, which is part of why I'm releasing my stuff, beyond the annoying cheater on ypool. Riecoin is cool and fun, and I want people to be having fun mining it and participating.
I did try to implement a developer fee, but the way I thought of doing it (probably very hacky) was just to hard to implement without knowing more C++, php, and python :/
surfer,
Is your pool the Infinity Pool? If so are you all finding blocks?
Would like to try something else besides Ypool.
March 15, 2014, 05:37:15 PM
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After all - why do you charge a fee on your pool? *grin*
The alternatives are worse for the coin, I think: If you look at what's happening with RIC right now, for example, there's one person solo mining 10% of the blocks with a private, super-optimized miner (not mine; user a00k). Supercomputing could be doing it too. Any of the advanced miner devs could rent out a ton of machines quite profitably and mine on them. But I think those approaches aren't nearly as good for the coin as having a lot of people interested in it and participating -- and finding huge prime clusters. The alternative leaves every-day miners disgruntled at their block rates, which is part of why I'm releasing my stuff, beyond the annoying cheater on ypool. Riecoin is cool and fun, and I want people to be having fun mining it and participating.
Yeah, but over time it will get better as more optimized miners are released. I charge a pool fee to "cover expenses" After all - why do you charge a fee on your pool? *grin*
The alternatives are worse for the coin, I think: If you look at what's happening with RIC right now, for example, there's one person solo mining 10% of the blocks with a private, super-optimized miner (not mine; user a00k). Supercomputing could be doing it too. Any of the advanced miner devs could rent out a ton of machines quite profitably and mine on them. But I think those approaches aren't nearly as good for the coin as having a lot of people interested in it and participating -- and finding huge prime clusters. The alternative leaves every-day miners disgruntled at their block rates, which is part of why I'm releasing my stuff, beyond the annoying cheater on ypool. Riecoin is cool and fun, and I want people to be having fun mining it and participating.
I did try to implement a developer fee, but the way I thought of doing it (probably very hacky) was just to hard to implement without knowing more C++, php, and python :/
surfer,
Is your pool the Infinity Pool? If so are you all finding blocks?
Would like to try something else besides Ypool.
March 15, 2014, 05:32:08 PM
ok - windows build (very beta) of my miner is now online, same URL - http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dga/crypto/ric/
It's the one that ends in .exe. Same dev fee, but this one is 9% me, 0.5% jh00, 0.5% clintar - I used his mingw makefile.
I'll be chipping that fee down over the coming days, but hopefully it's worthwhile running now even with it.
It's the one that ends in .exe. Same dev fee, but this one is 9% me, 0.5% jh00, 0.5% clintar - I used his mingw makefile.
I'll be chipping that fee down over the coming days, but hopefully it's worthwhile running now even with it.
Running it now and will let it settle in then I'll report back.
March 15, 2014, 05:27:14 PM
...
After all - why do you charge a fee on your pool? *grin*
The alternatives are worse for the coin, I think: If you look at what's happening with RIC right now, for example, there's one person solo mining 10% of the blocks with a private, super-optimized miner (not mine; user a00k). Supercomputing could be doing it too. Any of the advanced miner devs could rent out a ton of machines quite profitably and mine on them. But I think those approaches aren't nearly as good for the coin as having a lot of people interested in it and participating -- and finding huge prime clusters. The alternative leaves every-day miners disgruntled at their block rates, which is part of why I'm releasing my stuff, beyond the annoying cheater on ypool. Riecoin is cool and fun, and I want people to be having fun mining it and participating.
Yeah, but over time it will get better as more optimized miners are released. I charge a pool fee to "cover expenses" After all - why do you charge a fee on your pool? *grin*
The alternatives are worse for the coin, I think: If you look at what's happening with RIC right now, for example, there's one person solo mining 10% of the blocks with a private, super-optimized miner (not mine; user a00k). Supercomputing could be doing it too. Any of the advanced miner devs could rent out a ton of machines quite profitably and mine on them. But I think those approaches aren't nearly as good for the coin as having a lot of people interested in it and participating -- and finding huge prime clusters. The alternative leaves every-day miners disgruntled at their block rates, which is part of why I'm releasing my stuff, beyond the annoying cheater on ypool. Riecoin is cool and fun, and I want people to be having fun mining it and participating.
I did try to implement a developer fee, but the way I thought of doing it (probably very hacky) was just to hard to implement without knowing more C++, php, and python :/
March 15, 2014, 04:50:05 PM
10% developer fee.. 
I am pretty sure this is a fad. Eventually the most efficient miners will be open-source. If people really wanted to donate to the developers, they would do so the old-fashioned way...
I suggest:
Also, I will donate around 20% of infinity pool's collected fees to the developers of the most efficient mining software.
Keep in mind infinitypool is in alpha, the mining software and pool software is not the most efficient, and these will most likely improve as time goes on. Currently when blocks are found, they are rejected, and the mining software submits invalid shares often.
I am pretty sure this is a fad. Eventually the most efficient miners will be open-source. If people really wanted to donate to the developers, they would do so the old-fashioned way...
I suggest:
- Do not worry about price drops. Do not sell at a loss.
- patience
Also, I will donate around 20% of infinity pool's collected fees to the developers of the most efficient mining software.
Keep in mind infinitypool is in alpha, the mining software and pool software is not the most efficient, and these will most likely improve as time goes on. Currently when blocks are found, they are rejected, and the mining software submits invalid shares often.
Agreed 100%.
March 15, 2014, 04:39:58 PM
10% developer fee..
I am pretty sure this is a fad. Eventually the most efficient miners will be open-source. If people really wanted to donate to the developers, they would do so the old-fashioned way...
I suggest:
Also, I will donate around 20% of infinity pool's collected fees to the developers of the most efficient mining software.
Keep in mind infinitypool is in alpha, the mining software and pool software is not the most efficient, and these will most likely improve as time goes on. Currently when blocks are found, they are rejected, and the mining software submits invalid shares often.
I am pretty sure this is a fad. Eventually the most efficient miners will be open-source. If people really wanted to donate to the developers, they would do so the old-fashioned way...
I suggest:
- Do not worry about price drops. Do not sell at a loss.
- patience
Also, I will donate around 20% of infinity pool's collected fees to the developers of the most efficient mining software.
Keep in mind infinitypool is in alpha, the mining software and pool software is not the most efficient, and these will most likely improve as time goes on. Currently when blocks are found, they are rejected, and the mining software submits invalid shares often.
People don't _want_ to pay for anything. *grin* The question is simply how the devs can get paid for their effort. Watch, for example, the ongoing discussion about the Heavycoin GPU miner over in https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167229.8860 .
So I wouldn't call it a fad - what I'd call it is a short-term way of extracting value from a lot of programming effort. I don't plan on leaving mine binary only / dev fee for long; just long enough to get paid for some of my time. I do this out of interest and fun, not as a business, so I'll open source it (you can see my history of this with other coins -- scrypt for cuda, PTS CPU and GPU).
But I actually disagree about the dev fee. I've been convinced by the success of the Yam miner that it's one of the best overall models for short-to-medium-term funding of miner development.
After all - why do you charge a fee on your pool? *grin*
The alternatives are worse for the coin, I think: If you look at what's happening with RIC right now, for example, there's one person solo mining 10% of the blocks with a private, super-optimized miner (not mine; user a00k). Supercomputing could be doing it too. Any of the advanced miner devs could rent out a ton of machines quite profitably and mine on them. But I think those approaches aren't nearly as good for the coin as having a lot of people interested in it and participating -- and finding huge prime clusters. The alternative leaves every-day miners disgruntled at their block rates, which is part of why I'm releasing my stuff, beyond the annoying cheater on ypool. Riecoin is cool and fun, and I want people to be having fun mining it and participating.
March 15, 2014, 04:33:02 PM
omg ...
0.0003 unbelievable
0.0003 unbelievable
I wouldn't worry about prices although they are depressing.
March 15, 2014, 04:32:53 PM
ok - windows build (very beta) of my miner is now online, same URL - http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dga/crypto/ric/
It's the one that ends in .exe. Same dev fee, but this one is 9% me, 0.5% jh00, 0.5% clintar - I used his mingw makefile.
I'll be chipping that fee down over the coming days, but hopefully it's worthwhile running now even with it.
It's the one that ends in .exe. Same dev fee, but this one is 9% me, 0.5% jh00, 0.5% clintar - I used his mingw makefile.
I'll be chipping that fee down over the coming days, but hopefully it's worthwhile running now even with it.
March 15, 2014, 04:07:37 PM
omg ...
0.0003 unbelievable
0.0003 unbelievable
March 15, 2014, 03:54:21 PM
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March 15, 2014, 03:03:31 PM
10% developer fee..
I am pretty sure this is a fad. Eventually the most efficient miners will be open-source. If people really wanted to donate to the developers, they would do so the old-fashioned way...
I suggest:
Also, I will donate around 20% of infinity pool's collected fees to the developers of the most efficient mining software.
Keep in mind infinitypool is in alpha, the mining software and pool software is not the most efficient, and these will most likely improve as time goes on. Currently when blocks are found, they are rejected, and the mining software submits invalid shares often.
I am pretty sure this is a fad. Eventually the most efficient miners will be open-source. If people really wanted to donate to the developers, they would do so the old-fashioned way...
I suggest:
- Do not worry about price drops. Do not sell at a loss.
- patience
Also, I will donate around 20% of infinity pool's collected fees to the developers of the most efficient mining software.
Keep in mind infinitypool is in alpha, the mining software and pool software is not the most efficient, and these will most likely improve as time goes on. Currently when blocks are found, they are rejected, and the mining software submits invalid shares often.
March 15, 2014, 02:37:07 PM
Who can afford to drop Riecoin? Only miners can.. All investors are currently losing
already lost 60%
sigh March 15, 2014, 02:36:44 PM
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