Topic: [ANN][ZET] Zetacoin - SHA256 - Upgrade to 0.13.2 (Segwit) - page 43. (Read 463970 times)
Would anyone be interested (Devs?) in having this coin accepted as a payment method on an actual online store/marketplace?
not given up
but very aware that Z is on a dangerously slippery slide
low prices beget low hash beget low prices
and @ 170M coins it takes big guns to make r=1 profitable again for a miner network
but very aware that Z is on a dangerously slippery slide
low prices beget low hash beget low prices
and @ 170M coins it takes big guns to make r=1 profitable again for a miner network
Good to see people haven't given up on Zetacoin 
^^ Testing launch sequences, to the moon?? 
Test over
That should be quite powerful mine to do that. Considering very low ZET price I doubt anyone does it for income...
on a different note:
moving almost 3mln:
http://darkgamex.ch:2751/block/0000000000005600fddd742569b528409de657dfc3789c8cb95aa133c2d8dea7
http://darkgamex.ch:2751/block/000000000000cb2eef72920a42b65db568262c051e4ed9c5fcb6eb6cf7ed4100
http://darkgamex.ch:2751/block/000000000002b3e96f7d21fca87b34a3920ebc04f4284a7c27916ee017c03f7f
^^ Testing launch sequences, to the moon??
Good time to buy some Zet ATM, 400 seems to be the floor. Anyway, does anyone here know much about Casheer?
Good time to buy some Zet ATM, 400 seems to be the floor. Anyway, does anyone here know much about Casheer?
One of these jumps in difficulty that happen once every couple of weeks... strange:
At the same time many small transactions occurring (every block with small payment) - like someone was testing something?
At the same time many small transactions occurring (every block with small payment) - like someone was testing something?
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2519225 2015-02-23 20:20:14 2 1.9848 180150.998 161812196.60438649 228.826 569.142 57.2189%
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2519205 2015-02-23 20:07:30 1 1
Thanks for your time, Tuaris. I am committed to a 'neighbour' coin of yours -- Unobtanium -- but I find myself more and more appreciative of the low-inflation coins.
Mark
Mark
Hey, fellow krypto hoomernz! I am tryin' to understand 'inflation' in cryptos better. Is it fair to say that Zeta is not 'inflationary' in the sense that coin holders are rewarded with chunks of new Zeta, but that the 1-Zeta-per-block-on-a-permanent-basis model might not even, in the long term, cover occasional losses of coin from the system?
Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia
Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia
That is true. Zetacoin is indeed a 'rare' resource. 160 million Zetacoins. That's only like 1 ZET each for 2% of the world's population. With a yearly inflation rate of 0.7% per each of those.
Correction. They was talk in december 2014 about plans and roadmaps for 2015.
Any news from dev!!!!!!!! ?:-)
lol is that a joke ?
Dev , you says that you work in new project last time in january , anny progress ?
Any news from dev!!!!!!!! ?:-)
Hey, fellow krypto hoomernz! I am tryin' to understand 'inflation' in cryptos better. Is it fair to say that Zeta is not 'inflationary' in the sense that coin holders are rewarded with chunks of new Zeta, but that the 1-Zeta-per-block-on-a-permanent-basis model might not even, in the long term, cover occasional losses of coin from the system?
Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia
Mark (IndiaMikeZulu), Australia
Removing that produces the same results. CGMiner works just fine on any other pool or solo mining Bitcoin. I'm attempting to use my 3 U2s as a test but I'll be switching over to my other miners once this works, which are a bunch of S3s.
I assume you are on Windows since your using a '.exe'. Does 'netstat -na' show the zetacoin server in the list of listening sockets?
Does bfgminer have the same issue?
You can't use the S3's with the zetacoin-qt RPC server directly. The S3's only support the stratum protocol (from what I understand).
You need a stratum proxy server running in between.
Alright, I'll have to get zetacoind compiled over on my Ubuntu server if this doesn't work. It has a stratum proxy on it that I can switch over to Zetacoin. Netstat -a does show the Zetacoin server: One is on port 17335 and the other on 17333.
No need to compile, Zetacoin has a Ubuntu PPA:
https://launchpad.net/~zetacoin
Removing that produces the same results. CGMiner works just fine on any other pool or solo mining Bitcoin. I'm attempting to use my 3 U2s as a test but I'll be switching over to my other miners once this works, which are a bunch of S3s.
I assume you are on Windows since your using a '.exe'. Does 'netstat -na' show the zetacoin server in the list of listening sockets?
Does bfgminer have the same issue?
You can't use the S3's with the zetacoin-qt RPC server directly. The S3's only support the stratum protocol (from what I understand).
You need a stratum proxy server running in between.
Alright, I'll have to get zetacoind compiled over on my Ubuntu server if this doesn't work. It has a stratum proxy on it that I can switch over to Zetacoin. Netstat -a does show the Zetacoin server: One is on port 17335 and the other on 17333.
No need to compile, Zetacoin has a Ubuntu PPA:
https://launchpad.net/~zetacoin
It seems to be working now! I'm really not sure what was going wrong before. All I did was remove the -server option when starting zetacoin-qt.exe and it decided to work... Hooray! Gonna try with my S3s and see if they work.
Removing that produces the same results. CGMiner works just fine on any other pool or solo mining Bitcoin. I'm attempting to use my 3 U2s as a test but I'll be switching over to my other miners once this works, which are a bunch of S3s.
I assume you are on Windows since your using a '.exe'. Does 'netstat -na' show the zetacoin server in the list of listening sockets?
Does bfgminer have the same issue?
You can't use the S3's with the zetacoin-qt RPC server directly. The S3's only support the stratum protocol (from what I understand).
You need a stratum proxy server running in between.
Alright, I'll have to get zetacoind compiled over on my Ubuntu server if this doesn't work. It has a stratum proxy on it that I can switch over to Zetacoin. Netstat -a does show the Zetacoin server: One is on port 17335 and the other on 17333.
Removing that produces the same results. CGMiner works just fine on any other pool or solo mining Bitcoin. I'm attempting to use my 3 U2s as a test but I'll be switching over to my other miners once this works, which are a bunch of S3s.
I assume you are on Windows since your using a '.exe'. Does 'netstat -na' show the zetacoin server in the list of listening sockets?
Does bfgminer have the same issue?
You can't use the S3's with the zetacoin-qt RPC server directly. The S3's only support the stratum protocol (from what I understand).
You need a stratum proxy server running in between.
I know, which is why I will be adding in my S3s if I can get this to work.
Removing that produces the same results. CGMiner works just fine on any other pool or solo mining Bitcoin. I'm attempting to use my 3 U2s as a test but I'll be switching over to my other miners once this works, which are a bunch of S3s.
If you can not get it to work you can always mine at iSpace
http://ispace.co.uk/my-mining/pool-statistics?coin=zet
The diff looks a bit high to try with 3 U2s.
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