Topic: [ANN][YAC] yacoin: yet another altcoin. START is now. - page 59. (Read 346717 times)

Quote from: Joe_Bauers on May 08, 2013, 06:45:31 PM

Quote from: Kruncha on May 08, 2013, 06:25:47 PM

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Quote from: shivansps on May 08, 2013, 06:20:59 PM

yeah my isp is crap, it does not allow me access to the router and upnp does not seems to work (litecoin client also has 8 and upnp is enabled).
For upnp supported routers there is the upnp port mapper written in java.

And for me, well while upnp does not seem to be working, NAT-PMP works, so what i did is set utorrent to use 7688 port, so it will map the 7688 port to my pc, it works but utorrent reset the setting every now and them as it keep tryiong to use a port that is already in use, so im looking other way of keeping the port mapped.

https://github.com/pocopoco/yacoin/blob/master/src/net.cpp

Change

static const int MAX_OUTBOUND_CONNECTIONS = 8;

to

static const int MAX_OUTBOUND_CONNECTIONS = 1000;

and recompile.

That's not gonna get you any inbound connections, and they count for more.

K.

I'm not disagreeing as I haven't analyzed all of the code, but it sure seems my Orphan block count went way down after the recompile.

Basically, the only difference between incoming and outgoing connections are their names. Once your node connects to some other node or some other node connects to your own node,
it is connection. The more of those you have, the better. MAX_OUTBOUND_CONNECTIONS = 8 was set very long ago in Bitcoin to make a room for incoming connections on routers for nodes
that are coming online after you node went online. If you consume all your router connections for outgoing connections, new node that comes online later can't connect to your node and if
it can't find any other node to connect to than it can't sync with network.

It is the same deal as with BitTorrent. There can be 100 seeders but if you can't connect to them, you ain't gonna download torrent in question.

That's handy to know, thanks

K.

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Quote from: seleme on May 08, 2013, 07:03:53 PM

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Quote from: LOG123 on May 08, 2013, 07:02:14 PM

Amazes me that 1.8 million of these were mined in like 14 seconds (slight exaggeration but not much). Despite that, people are CUTTING IN LINE to hand those early miners, likely bot nets, their hard earned BTC.

WHY ?!? The crypto mania has reached a crescendo with this coin. FTC and CHN were sketchy but this takes the cake. CPU only. WAT ?!

Or, you could actually take a second to realize that difficulty was so fscking low that you could solve a block with a pencil and a piece of paper

yep, that's why huge number of people with better things than pencil haven't mind anything or almost anything but orphans.

You do realize how orphan blocks work

Right?

I'd hope that someone with an 800+ post count would know

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Quote from: LOG123 on May 08, 2013, 07:02:14 PM

Amazes me that 1.8 million of these were mined in like 14 seconds (slight exaggeration but not much). Despite that, people are CUTTING IN LINE to hand those early miners, likely bot nets, their hard earned BTC.

WHY ?!? The crypto mania has reached a crescendo with this coin. FTC and CHN were sketchy but this takes the cake. CPU only. WAT ?!

Or, you could actually take a second to realize that difficulty was so fscking low that you could solve a block with a pencil and a piece of paper

Your point being?

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Amazes me that 1.8 million of these were mined in like 14 seconds (slight exaggeration but not much). Despite that, people are CUTTING IN LINE to hand those early miners, likely bot nets, their hard earned BTC.

WHY ?!? The crypto mania has reached a crescendo with this coin. FTC and CHN were sketchy but this takes the cake. CPU only. WAT ?!

Or, you could actually take a second to realize that difficulty was so fscking low that you could solve a block with a pencil and a piece of paper

yep, that's why huge number of people with better things than pencil haven't mind anything or almost anything but orphans.

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Quote from: Hydroponica on May 08, 2013, 06:56:34 PM

Amazes me that 1.8 million of these were mined in like 14 seconds (slight exaggeration but not much). Despite that, people are CUTTING IN LINE to hand those early miners, likely bot nets, their hard earned BTC.

WHY ?!? The crypto mania has reached a crescendo with this coin. FTC and CHN were sketchy but this takes the cake. CPU only. WAT ?!

Or, you could actually take a second to realize that difficulty was so fscking low that you could solve a block with a pencil and a piece of paper

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Amazes me that 1.8 million of these were mined in like 14 seconds (slight exaggeration but not much). Despite that, people are CUTTING IN LINE to hand those early miners, likely bot nets, their hard earned BTC.

WHY ?!? The crypto mania has reached a crescendo with this coin. FTC and CHN were sketchy but this takes the cake. CPU only. WAT ?!

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Quote from: Peleus on May 08, 2013, 06:53:37 PM

Quote from: Peleus on May 08, 2013, 06:53:37 PM

How many YAC are in the developer's hands right now? 1.79 million?

And how many of those "selling YAC for ..." are real transactions? If not, who is the imbecile paying BTC for some deeply flawed brand new coin? I suppose a fool and his money are easily parted but this is borderline ridiculous. Might as well just cut a check to the developer and his friends and dispense with the charade of transferring YAC

I've seen no evidence there is an abnormally large amount of YAC in the developers hands. Also no reason to think the for sale threads aren't genuine. A lot of people want to get in on it because if history repeats itself there is a good chance of these coins becoming highly valuable in the future.

I sure hope so. I'm holding my coins. I wanna see the guys who were selling them off for pennies, go oops.
even if they debut on an exchange for 0.003, that's a lot of money lost

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As MarkM would say - it's being premined in front of our eyes.

No chance such hyper production is made without pocosomething being involved with it. Custom miners or botnets were prepared and started mining the second it's announced. And blocks couldn't be found each 60 seconds as that wouldn't bring enough coins so they were found each 3 seconds and.

I'd give him that it was very, very smart operation. Much better than other coins so far.

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Why bash on every new coins coming... all I got to say is BUDLIGHT...... Tongue

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Quote from: Peleus on May 08, 2013, 06:53:37 PM

How many YAC are in the developer's hands right now? 1.79 million?

And how many of those "selling YAC for ..." are real transactions? If not, who is the imbecile paying BTC for some deeply flawed brand new coin? I suppose a fool and his money are easily parted but this is borderline ridiculous. Might as well just cut a check to the developer and his friends and dispense with the charade of transferring YAC

I've seen no evidence there is an abnormally large amount of YAC in the developers hands. Also no reason to think the for sale threads aren't genuine. A lot of people want to get in on it because if history repeats itself there is a good chance of these coins becoming highly valuable in the future.

I sure hope so. I'm holding my coins. I wanna see the guys who were selling them off for pennies, go oops.
even if they debut on an exchange for 0.003, that's a lot of money lost

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How many YAC are in the developer's hands right now? 1.79 million?

And how many of those "selling YAC for ..." are real transactions? If not, who is the imbecile paying BTC for some deeply flawed brand new coin? I suppose a fool and his money are easily parted but this is borderline ridiculous. Might as well just cut a check to the developer and his friends and dispense with the charade of transferring YAC

I've seen no evidence there is an abnormally large amount of YAC in the developers hands. Also no reason to think the for sale threads aren't genuine. A lot of people want to get in on it because if history repeats itself there is a good chance of these coins becoming highly valuable in the future.

Right.
And unlike the other scamcoins, this actually has changes to the algo to make it truly different

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Quote from: Peleus on May 08, 2013, 06:49:37 PM

How many YAC are in the developer's hands right now? 1.79 million?

And how many of those "selling YAC for ..." are real transactions? If not, who is the imbecile paying BTC for some deeply flawed brand new coin? I suppose a fool and his money are easily parted but this is borderline ridiculous. Might as well just cut a check to the developer and his friends and dispense with the charade of transferring YAC

I've seen no evidence there is an abnormally large amount of YAC in the developers hands. Also no reason to think the for sale threads aren't genuine. A lot of people want to get in on it because if history repeats itself there is a good chance of these coins becoming highly valuable in the future.

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Quote from: LOG123 on May 08, 2013, 06:48:14 PM

Quote from: Peleus on May 08, 2013, 06:40:27 PM

Quote from: LOG123 on May 08, 2013, 06:48:14 PM

No, you just don't get it. It makes no difference what is starting difficulty, if altcoin is supposed to confirm transactions in 60 seconds on average than it should adjust to 60
seconds as fast as possible. YAC difficulty adjustment is wrong. It is terribly slow. Developer did the same mistake as we saw with like 5 other altcoins launched lately, and that
is because he is either noob or intentionaly made it so he and other early miners get insane high rewards in short period of time.

You are attempting to justify the scam here, my friend.

That's cool, I'm asking why it's slow.

You replied by giving examples of TRC, where if a block isn't found the difficulty readjusts midblock to lower it so a block can be found more easily. In other words if the target was 60 seconds, it had been 90 seconds since the last block the difficulty would decrease without a block find being required.

I'm asking how you would solve the difficulty increasing more rapidly if it's being solved to fast. I.e. Target is 60 seconds, a block is found in 30 seconds, and the difficulty readjusts to aim for the next block being 60 seconds (difficulty * 2), which I believe is the current system. What are you saying should change?

Maximum difficulty multiplier should go up, a lot.

Give it time, Mister Bitcoin Megastore in Altcoin Forums

Why because someone interested in bitcoin's can't be interested in alt coins? Shut the fuck up, you keep going on like you're saying something clever when you're just making yourself look like an idiot.

I'm sorry, I genuinely have nothing better to do right now other than point out how the Bitcoin Megastore was late to mining, and is going to do everything possible to try to make YACoin seem like a failure.

Or someshit like that
Maybe
Maybe not
I'm too fscking bored to care

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How many YAC are in the developer's hands right now? 1.79 million?

And how many of those "selling YAC for ..." are real transactions? If not, who is the imbecile paying BTC for some deeply flawed brand new coin? I suppose a fool and his money are easily parted but this is borderline ridiculous. Might as well just cut a check to the developer and his friends and dispense with the charade of transferring YAC

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Quote from: Peleus on May 08, 2013, 06:40:27 PM

No, you just don't get it. It makes no difference what is starting difficulty, if altcoin is supposed to confirm transactions in 60 seconds on average than it should adjust to 60
seconds as fast as possible. YAC difficulty adjustment is wrong. It is terribly slow. Developer did the same mistake as we saw with like 5 other altcoins launched lately, and that
is because he is either noob or intentionaly made it so he and other early miners get insane high rewards in short period of time.

You are attempting to justify the scam here, my friend.

That's cool, I'm asking why it's slow.

You replied by giving examples of TRC, where if a block isn't found the difficulty readjusts midblock to lower it so a block can be found more easily. In other words if the target was 60 seconds, it had been 90 seconds since the last block the difficulty would decrease without a block find being required.

I'm asking how you would solve the difficulty increasing more rapidly if it's being solved to fast. I.e. Target is 60 seconds, a block is found in 30 seconds, and the difficulty readjusts to aim for the next block being 60 seconds (difficulty * 2), which I believe is the current system. What are you saying should change?

Maximum difficulty multiplier should go up, a lot.

Give it time, Mister Bitcoin Megastore in Altcoin Forums

Why because someone interested in bitcoin's can't be interested in alt coins? Shut the fuck up, you keep going on like you're saying something clever when you're just making yourself look like an idiot.

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Quote from: Peleus on May 08, 2013, 06:40:27 PM

Quote from: Kruncha on May 08, 2013, 06:25:47 PM

No, you just don't get it. It makes no difference what is starting difficulty, if altcoin is supposed to confirm transactions in 60 seconds on average than it should adjust to 60
seconds as fast as possible. YAC difficulty adjustment is wrong. It is terribly slow. Developer did the same mistake as we saw with like 5 other altcoins launched lately, and that
is because he is either noob or intentionaly made it so he and other early miners get insane high rewards in short period of time.

You are attempting to justify the scam here, my friend.

That's cool, I'm asking why it's slow.

You replied by giving examples of TRC, where if a block isn't found the difficulty readjusts midblock to lower it so a block can be found more easily. In other words if the target was 60 seconds, it had been 90 seconds since the last block the difficulty would decrease without a block find being required.

I'm asking how you would solve the difficulty increasing more rapidly if it's being solved to fast. I.e. Target is 60 seconds, a block is found in 30 seconds, and the difficulty readjusts to aim for the next block being 60 seconds (difficulty * 2), which I believe is the current system. What are you saying should change?

Maximum difficulty multiplier should go up, a lot.

Give it time, Mister Bitcoin Megastore in Altcoin Forums

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GCVMMWH

Quote from: Joe_Bauers on May 08, 2013, 06:24:05 PM

Quote from: shivansps on May 08, 2013, 06:20:59 PM

yeah my isp is crap, it does not allow me access to the router and upnp does not seems to work (litecoin client also has 8 and upnp is enabled).
For upnp supported routers there is the upnp port mapper written in java.

And for me, well while upnp does not seem to be working, NAT-PMP works, so what i did is set utorrent to use 7688 port, so it will map the 7688 port to my pc, it works but utorrent reset the setting every now and them as it keep tryiong to use a port that is already in use, so im looking other way of keeping the port mapped.

https://github.com/pocopoco/yacoin/blob/master/src/net.cpp

Change

static const int MAX_OUTBOUND_CONNECTIONS = 8;

to

static const int MAX_OUTBOUND_CONNECTIONS = 1000;

and recompile.

That's not gonna get you any inbound connections, and they count for more.

K.

I'm not disagreeing as I haven't analyzed all of the code, but it sure seems my Orphan block count went way down after the recompile.

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No, you just don't get it. It makes no difference what is starting difficulty, if altcoin is supposed to confirm transactions in 60 seconds on average than it should adjust to 60
seconds as fast as possible. YAC difficulty adjustment is wrong. It is terribly slow. Developer did the same mistake as we saw with like 5 other altcoins launched lately, and that
is because he is either noob or intentionaly made it so he and other early miners get insane high rewards in short period of time.

You are attempting to justify the scam here, my friend.

That's cool, I'm asking why it's slow.

You replied by giving examples of TRC, where if a block isn't found the difficulty readjusts midblock to lower it so a block can be found more easily. In other words if the target was 60 seconds, it had been 90 seconds since the last block the difficulty would decrease without a block find being required.

I'm asking how you would solve the difficulty increasing more rapidly if it's being solved to fast. I.e. Target is 60 seconds, a block is found in 30 seconds, and the difficulty readjusts to aim for the next block being 60 seconds (difficulty * 2), which I believe is the current system. What are you saying should change?

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YAC difficulty adjustment is wrong. It is terribly slow.

A 300x difficulty change in 16 hours so far.

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