Topic: [ANN][RIC] Riecoin: constellations POW *CPU* HARD FORK successful, world record - page 4. (Read 684956 times)

XPOOLX (xpoolx.com)02.07.2020
Hello

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Good News!!! Thank you!!!

Upcoming Major Riecoin 0.20 Upgrade

A new major Riecoin upgrade is planned, and includes a hard fork. I worked on it during the last few weeks.

The first step of this upgrade was to update the base code to Bitcoin's 0.20, which is done. You can find the experimental code at the Github repository. I also built experimental binaries. Despite their prerelease status, they should work fine and be fully compatible with current 0.16 nodes, though please backup your wallets if you plan to use 0.20, just in case. Feedback is welcome!

Pool operators and other advanced Riecoin users should start looking into the changes and update their software accordingly, as well as closely follow the Riecoin Core development.

Here is a list of notable changes from 0.16.3.1.

• There were inconsistencies regarding the nTime and nBits positions in the Block Header. For example the SubmitBlock and GetBlockHeader commands were inconsistent regarding this. This is now fixed, with nTime always coming before nBits like for Bitcoin. Internally, when hashing for mining or to get a block hash, nBits must still come before nTime (I really don't know what Gatra did, this swap was just unnecessary). Riecoin related software should be updated accordingly. This includes rieMiner, which current stable version is no longer compatible with 0.20, but the latest source code is;
• Testnet was reset. I only know about 2 active Testnet nodes, and both forked for some reason, so it was clear that a fresh start was needed. Additionally, the constellations for Testnet are no longer sextuplets, but quadruplets, and the minimum Difficulty was raised to 600 rather than 304. Testnet nodes are needed, as well as continuous spare mining power to mine test blocks and make Testnet a decent simulation of Mainnet. Please use the Testnet bootstrap found here;
• The "getnetworkhashps" command was replaced by "getnetworkminingpower" (and fixed: previously it only relied on the current Difficulty, now it works properly with lookup blocks). A new metric is used, and is standardized such that 1 correspond to mining a minimum difficulty block (Difficulty 304 in Mainnet or 600 in Testnet) every 150 s. For now it is proportional to the Difficulty^(constellationLength + 2.3), in accordance to observations with rieMiner; the formula may be improved later at any time. The Block Proofs/Chainwork are also now using a similar calculation;
• The GetBlockTemplate's "primes" field is replaced by "constellations", which gives a list of accepted constellations for mining rather than just a constellation size. The "segwit" rule is now mandatory;
• The "getprimes" RPC call is replaced by "getresult" and gives directly the base prime number, instead of all the prime numbers. It will be completed later to include information about the PoW;
• Generated addresses are now Bech32 by default;
• The RegTest is now properly implemented (the PoW here is simply prime numbers). Most of the test units were ported to Riecoin;
• And of course, all the Bitcoin features and bug fixes since 0.17 are now included in Riecoin. Read the Bitcoin Core change logs for more information.

The base code upgrade is pretty much done, though some help is still needed in order to complete the build system and the test units.

No seed node nor DNS seed node IP were hardcoded yet, so one needs to add nodes in the riecoin.conf (there is a template in the binaries page). Please support the network by providing reliable Riecoin nodes and DNS seeders for the long term and share them for hardcoding! This will make initial sync possible without having to add some nodes in the configuration file.

The next step will be the hard fork, in order to improve Riecoin in multiple ways. Early discussions took place here, as well as in Discord and a few posts here somewhat far in the past. Here are planned changes.

• The constellation pattern will be changed from sextuplets to septuplets (quintuplets in Testnet). Both possible patterns will be accepted, so the blockchain will provide more diverse results. One of them will have a chance to be a 8-tuple or longer, which would help a lot to beat records and improve the Riecoin's scientific usefulness. In contrast, the sextuplets cannot be part of longer tuples, which is really a shame. Moreover, longer constellations are also better because they make verification even easier in comparison to finding them, which make them more practical as PoW;
• The SuperBlock system will be removed. While records have indeed been broken this way, it also has significant drawbacks, like freezing the network during an hour every week and a complicated implementation that also confuses a lot of people;
• The Difficulty Adjustment Algorithm will be improved. No particular algorithm has been chosen yet. The chosen one should not be too complicated to implement, while improving resistance to attacks like Selfish Mining or Timestamp Manipulations, proposing smooth Difficulty updates (often enough and without sudden variations) and well respecting the 2.5 minute average for the long term. The discussion is open and DAA Suggestions are welcome!
• The nOffset encoding will be updated in order to allow offsets > 2^256, which allows more efficient mining. Some PoW information like the constellation type may also use this field. See a former rieMiner's developer suggestion about this.

Once the development is advanced enough, a date will be chosen for the hard fork. Testnet will be hardforked first to ensure the well functioning of the implementation (that is also why a proper Testnet network is needed). Stay tuned!

By the way, I am thinking about creating a new BitcoinTalk topic with updated first post (it is clear that Gatra will never come back to update the post, and having outdated information in such an important post does not give a good image of Riecoin and is a source of confusion), and will proceed soon unless some community members are opposed to this.

Honestly, though Riecoin probably has no future.  Neither does Primecoin.  As Nexus Sha3 will become the Prime number generating blockchain of choice.  (Even Nexus could fail)

However Gapcoin has a glimmer of hope with Mr. Higgins threading it through onto updated Bitcoin Core Code.  

The best thing about Gapcoin however is that it is currently not the epicenter of massive thefts.  Gapcoin was the only coin project who escaped the Cryptopia.co.nz theft a while back after Cryptopia De-Listed Gapcoin.  

But it took someone paying 1 bitcoin around $600 in 2017 to get listed there.  


Plus Gapcoin is the James Webb Space Telescopes secret admirer!

Carpe Diem, 

It is hard lessons to learn, we are all up against sharks that have experience over a long period of time running frauds and scams. 

Even if you cannot Code and know what to buy or what not to buy.  Just learning the various outer edges is enough.


All these coins you will see insiders know what will or not be based on the tempo of keeping up with Bitcoin Core Code. 



If you look hard enough there are ZERO coins based on Bitcoin Core code that have much of any value. 

NameCoin = Merge Mining with Bitcoin
GroestlCoin = Higher encryption than Bitcoin

Nearly every single other project over 1 million dollar marketcap is NON-Bitcoin code related. 


Unfortunately, this space is based on theft, theft is the foundation of Bitcoin Core Code as is it being one of the few if not only C.I.A. approved Blockchain to sell drugs ect......


From what I can see, you should invest into Nexus Sha3. 

It is structured similar to Ethereum with the distribution and Proof of stake.  However it is the best encryption blockchain available.  The best thing about is that it is not based on Bitcoin Core Code.

It is also now the best way to store you Wallet and ID onto the blockchain without having to backup your wallet/losing it.  No need to store long phrases in the cloud if you can make up a good enough password and pin. 

I have been invested with RIC around 0.5 BTC ( bought at high price around Mar 2018 ). On 1 Aug2018 I bought at price 100 satoshi but a little BTC. ( In that time I have little BTC).

Around Mar 2018, I came here and felt good with RIC, then I bought RIC from Poloniex as most as possible at price 1,100 satoshi. I thought that it was very good for invest. I decided to keep long term but in Jul 2018 I received e-mail from Poloniex that they decided to de-list this coin from their exchange. Now I lost so much from RIC which I love & like it so much. I don't regret with this matter because until now I 'm still think that this coin is very good and finally will have good future.
I only simply think that big exchange is more trader and hope that RIC will grow up from this point.
I'm sorry with my above question, if it make you have bad feeling.   

Little exchanges is not enough for you? If Riecoin will be listed on some big exchange then where it takes enough volume trades?

Is it possible to be traded at big exchange ? Example : OKEX , Huobi Etc.
I think that market places is very important to grow up.

Hi Lafu and thanks for both noticing and notifying people !! 

There is a created Fake ANN from this thread with fake github links and sources !

You can read more about here in my thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.54684017

The Fake ANN is reported already and hopefully it gets deleted soon.

Just wanted to let you know .

Regards Lafu

Good News
for Riecoin project

https://twitter.com/Crex_24/status/1274294096228757507

 The following projects were chosen for the next vote:
https:/[Suspicious link removed]/9dTymeCjyg

#ARC (@ARC_Tech_Coin)
https:/[Suspicious link removed]/RA0RIk7Jep

#BOLI (@BolivarCoin_XT)
https:/[Suspicious link removed]/07XynSj7ie

#KYDC (@KYDcoin)
https:/[Suspicious link removed]/3LlxbgxPMa

#RIC (@riecoin)
https:/[Suspicious link removed]/PU3ZUuIAGu

Thank you, I already corrected the link to the correct one. 
https://discord.gg/2sJEayC

@xandry - That went SWIMmingly well then!    

...

On a more serious note, new evidence might suggest that the real 'Satoshi' is in fact well into prime numbers ... (I'm not joking either!) ...

Imma leave this one here for future reference ... N+1

I support Riecoin and Gapcoin, but obviously your post was made with automated translation tool. First sign is "Gapcoin пepeзaгpyжaeтcя". We do not using word "пepeзaгpyжaeтcя" to describe that project status. It is "stop + start" analogue, and we can restart computer for example or Gapcoin wallet on your computer. In this case you need to use word "пepeзaпycкaeтcя".
The second sign is "Инcтpyкция пo кoмпиляции Linux". You miss the preposition "в" or "пoд".
The third sign is "бacceйн". "Бacceйн" is:



So you said something like that:

The Simplest translation tools like Google translate are not recognize it. I can recommend https://context.reverso.net/%D0%BF%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%BE%D0%B4/%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B3%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%B9%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%B9-%D1%80%D1%83%D1%81%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%B9/ with caution but you do not need to worry about translation to the Russian topic, because I and other users do it regularly.

@Xal0lex - Perhaps you would care to explain why you have deleted my on topic posts about Gapcoin from the Russian altcoin board where both yourself and xandry are the moderators !?

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=10.0


xandry clearly support Gapcoin, as can be determined from participation in the Gapcoin English thread.

I support and mine Riecoin - I host https://gapcoin.club and provide nodes for RIC.

- https://gapcoin.club/downloads/riecoin.conf.tor.txt

- https://gapcoin.club/downloads/riecoin.conf

...

Riecoin and Gapcoin happily co-exist in the altcoin / math crypto space.

What gives ?

P.S. If I'm incorrect here, 'my bad' ...

EDIT: *BUMP*

Make an invitation link. This link doesn't work.

GOOD NEWS - Riecoin now listed on Fides-Exchange!

https://fides-ex.com/trade/RIC-BTC
https://fides-ex.com/trade/RIC-LTC
https://fides-ex.com/trade/RIC-LYNX
https://twitter.com/FidesExchange/status/1263075288117923840

Dear forum participants, an active discussion of the riecoin project takes place in the discord channel: https://discord.gg/2sJEayC

p.s. I want to remind you that Riecoin cryptocurrency can be mined on CPU...

New riecoin pool here: ric.pikapools.com