[ANN][UBQ] Ubiq - Smart Contracts For An Automated World - page 69.

Valt

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Quote from: asusx on June 16, 2017, 05:56:33 PM

hello guys..

currently i am near south east asean region..it is posible for pool developer to add asia pool (singapore)..

using eu and usa .my ping very high

currently used miningpool.io..

suggest me if any alternative to do so..thanks guys

I'm mining in NZ which is even further from the US or EU. I don't think the slightly slower ping is an issue.

asusx

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hello guys..

currently i am near south east asean region..it is posible for pool developer to add asia pool (singapore)..

using eu and usa .my ping very high

currently used miningpool.io..

suggest me if any alternative to do so..thanks guys

Valt

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Quote from: MPeon on June 15, 2017, 07:23:31 AM

Quote from: Valt on June 15, 2017, 12:37:42 AM

Quote from: nbruce on April 08, 2017, 01:49:38 PM

I'm pretty sure you can use ethos to mine ubiq. Just change your pools to Ubiq pools. Not sure about solo mining but it shouldn't be very complicated.
I initially used the ethminer that comes as part of the nicehash miner, just pointed the miner to a ubiq pool.

I'm looking for the answer to this too.

Tried configuring ethos to mine a Ubiq pool and it worked for about 8 hours and then stopped working, connection to pool error. Tried on another pool and got the same error.

Switched back to mining Ethereum until I can find out how to correctly connect to a Ubiq pool.

Should be easy to setup , just take a look at your config file (here the example with everything explained)

http://ethosdistro.com/pool.txt

OK finally figured out the issue. I'd switched on Claymore as this was in the example on the pool site. However Claymore settings need to be configured under claymore.stub.conf

Perhaps they can be configured in remote.conf but if so there is nothing in the documentation to say so.

Anyway, turned off Claymore and its mining again.

hdclover

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www.bitcoin.org

any upcoming project using ubq ?

coin2.0

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love coins

2$ now

mr.pacy.mf

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@ocminer your statistic for luck on suprnova and diff of finded block isnt corect .....I didnt see diff 4t last 10 days your blockfinders find blocks with that diff

   Avg. Diff luck
All Time     840.5008    43.79%
Last Hour    60    4,467.0256    11.45%
Last 24 Hours    3,653.2475 35.20%
Last 7 Days      3,935.5131    42.71%
Last 4 Weeks    2,307.5075    45.20% Huh

?? 4t diff dif is 8-9-10t last several days

ARTISTCOLONY

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Quote from: kashking on June 15, 2017, 01:06:04 PM

Just ignore him and report his posts. Not point talking back to that idiot.

TWO FORMS OF GOVERNMENT I.D.? AND A SELFIE?? GO SUCK MY BIG BALLS BITTREX JULIAN !!! Shocked

kashking

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Just ignore him and report his posts. Not point talking back to that idiot.

anks

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LSK, QTUM

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Quote from: Katana24 on June 15, 2017, 09:51:56 AM

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Quote from: Valt on June 15, 2017, 12:37:42 AM

Quote from: nbruce on April 08, 2017, 01:49:38 PM

I'm pretty sure you can use ethos to mine ubiq. Just change your pools to Ubiq pools. Not sure about solo mining but it shouldn't be very complicated.
I initially used the ethminer that comes as part of the nicehash miner, just pointed the miner to a ubiq pool.

I'm looking for the answer to this too.

Tried configuring ethos to mine a Ubiq pool and it worked for about 8 hours and then stopped working, connection to pool error. Tried on another pool and got the same error.

Switched back to mining Ethereum until I can find out how to correctly connect to a Ubiq pool.

this coin is a scam created by insiders at bittrex to track/dox users! Shocked

Trust: -2: -1 / +0
Warning: Trade with extreme caution!

i think it's you the scam artist lollll

2 FORMS OF GOVERNMENT I.D.s AND A SELFIE!!! I COULD NOT, WOULD NOT MAKE THIS UP=IT'S A SERIOUS BREECH :\

bittrex julian wants your selfies!!! ===> no way fool = BITTREX INSIDERS DO NOT BELIEVE IN SATOSHIS VISION.. NO NOT AT ALL.

can you please go and troll somewhere else god dammit?!
first this bitcoinrevolution guy spamming this thread full of trash and now you and your capslock doesnt work dont you get it?
we dont want you here. get the hell out of this thread or you get one more trust down from me because of spam and trolling.

uh wait thats not important anyway you already have -64 trust points with your old acc.
one more trust point more or less

Katana24

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Quote from: Valt on June 15, 2017, 12:37:42 AM

Quote from: nbruce on April 08, 2017, 01:49:38 PM

I'm pretty sure you can use ethos to mine ubiq. Just change your pools to Ubiq pools. Not sure about solo mining but it shouldn't be very complicated.
I initially used the ethminer that comes as part of the nicehash miner, just pointed the miner to a ubiq pool.

I'm looking for the answer to this too.

Tried configuring ethos to mine a Ubiq pool and it worked for about 8 hours and then stopped working, connection to pool error. Tried on another pool and got the same error.

Switched back to mining Ethereum until I can find out how to correctly connect to a Ubiq pool.

this coin is a scam created by insiders at bittrex to track/dox users! Shocked

Trust: -2: -1 / +0
Warning: Trade with extreme caution!

i think it's you the scam artist lollll

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Quote from: Valt on June 15, 2017, 12:37:42 AM

Quote from: nbruce on April 08, 2017, 01:49:38 PM

I'm pretty sure you can use ethos to mine ubiq. Just change your pools to Ubiq pools. Not sure about solo mining but it shouldn't be very complicated.
I initially used the ethminer that comes as part of the nicehash miner, just pointed the miner to a ubiq pool.

I'm looking for the answer to this too.

Tried configuring ethos to mine a Ubiq pool and it worked for about 8 hours and then stopped working, connection to pool error. Tried on another pool and got the same error.

Switched back to mining Ethereum until I can find out how to correctly connect to a Ubiq pool.

Should be easy to setup , just take a look at your config file (here the example with everything explained)

http://ethosdistro.com/pool.txt

Valt

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Quote from: nbruce on April 08, 2017, 01:49:38 PM

I'm pretty sure you can use ethos to mine ubiq. Just change your pools to Ubiq pools. Not sure about solo mining but it shouldn't be very complicated.
I initially used the ethminer that comes as part of the nicehash miner, just pointed the miner to a ubiq pool.

I'm looking for the answer to this too.

Tried configuring ethos to mine a Ubiq pool and it worked for about 8 hours and then stopped working, connection to pool error. Tried on another pool and got the same error.

Switched back to mining Ethereum until I can find out how to correctly connect to a Ubiq pool.

ARTISTCOLONY

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Quote from: kashking on June 13, 2017, 11:14:35 PM

Quote from: bitex.in on June 13, 2017, 02:21:10 PM

If Ubiq is very good then why coingeko display developer interest % is only 13 ? why it is less if this one is same as ETH ?

Well, for one it appears they're only looking at the go-ubiq repository which isn't the entirety of the project. And for two, it's maintained by a small group of developers because it's a no ico / no pre-mine coin. The code is solid, and great help is provided in slack which means less issue closure and PR resolutions, which appear to be other metrics that factor into that score.

For coins like ETH it's easy for them to just pay off developers because they have a huge pile of cash from the ICO. The devs work crypto-related jobs, and had been maintaining the predecessor coin JBS for over 3 years. Not only did this coin have unique features at the time, it was the most stable proof of stake coin I've ever used. That was part of what got me interested in the project.

So yea, base on the algorithm I could see it getting a less than satisfactory dev score, but 13 doesn't seem fair in my opinion.

%100 pre-mined and you held major stake in this don't think you come to fool us! ~ bittrex froze accts over your shenanigans :\

msada777

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Quote from: Tmdz on February 09, 2017, 11:51:42 PM

Quote from: Tmdz on January 28, 2017, 11:35:26 AM

So the jumbucks were selling for like 40 cents each right.. and people are getting a 10 to 1 conversion.

So UBQ could end up being worth 4 cents a coin.

That is $315 of coins you can mine per day.

If too much hash is on the network then it wont be very profitable to mine, if it is less than eth profit then you are better off mining eth and buying ubq directly. So lets NOT kill the hashrates on this one.

basically if you will be earning less than 25 coins per day per card then pull the hash off and put it somewhere else.

Dug up my old reply to this thread.

Price is 4.2 cents currently so my initial prediction was dead on.

digging and mining go hand to hand....and with out digging mining is impossible..

kashking

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Quote from: duniek on June 14, 2017, 06:12:12 AM

how can i change password in fusion wallet?

Currently this can't be done in Fusion directly, it has to be done in the CLI client called gubiq. Check out this page: https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Managing-your-accounts

Substitute "geth" for "gubiq". You should have a copy of gubiq in:

%appdata%/fusion/binaries/geth/unpacked/gubiq.exe

chalsengi

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Quote from: bitex.in on June 13, 2017, 02:21:10 PM

If Ubiq is very good then why coingeko display developer interest % is only 13 ? why it is less if this one is same as ETH ?

It is subjective and you can't expect the CoinGecko staff to be monitoring every single coin closely, nor spending time chatting with devs. I would take their dev interest rating with a large grain of salt.

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Quote from: dgmon on June 14, 2017, 04:50:02 AM

Quote from: dgmon on June 13, 2017, 07:53:39 AM

I'm using the Pyrus wallet now. Anyone got the address I need to link to for the contract and the decimal place amount, for APX?

OK I found it out from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDV6NlOfd5Y

Contract address: 0xd245207cfbf6eb6f34970db2a807ab1d178fde6c
Symbol: APX
Decimal places: 8

Like so: https://cdn.pbrd.co/images/iotdY3nuQ.png

FYI, one you have an APX balance Pyrus will show the APX automatically. You don't need to add it as a custom token

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how can i change password in fusion wallet?

dgmon

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Quote from: dgmon on June 13, 2017, 07:53:39 AM

I'm using the Pyrus wallet now. Anyone got the address I need to link to for the contract and the decimal place amount, for APX?

OK I found it out from this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDV6NlOfd5Y

Contract address: 0xd245207cfbf6eb6f34970db2a807ab1d178fde6c
Symbol: APX
Decimal places: 8

Like so: https://cdn.pbrd.co/images/iotdY3nuQ.png

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Check out this cool write up and feel free to retweet it.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubiq/comments/6h5fsq/dpp_ubq_and_kris/

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