Topic: BBQCoin, the coin you want to eat. - page 56. (Read 143498 times)

what would happen if we started a new genesis block now ant try to reclaim the chain ?
what would win? 51% clients or client with the highest block ?

if 51% clients would force the new clean blockchain , than we can try it, and than the bbq would be truly reborn. 

Congratulations!

Now I know that once an exchange opens for a coin, it can really spoil things, for example start jumping on the coin just to mine-and-dump it.

So don't get all worried when I start getting set up in Ripple to enable trade on the Ripple network; this just seems a fun coin for people to play with on Ripple, I might even be able to set up a web-app that automatically accepts Ripple IOUs and sends out real coins on the blockchain and vice-versa.

Since that is a risky thing to do - opening a web-protocol port to all the hxors on the internetz - it will be good that it is just a fun coin we are doing it with.

At the same time though, it might make it easier for game players to be able to make use of these coins in games.

-MarkM-

P.S. When people go out back to grill sausages/steak etc they do use BBQ as short form of the name of the thing they do it on. I think using BCQ instead is just arbitrary obfuscation/confusing, BBQ is simply more natural/normal/recognisable.

Nice. Finally got around to getting this setup.  Just mined my first block. 

In BBQcoin client goto help, debug window.

The go to the console and type in getmininginfo

And it will tell you all you need to know.

Hope this helps.

would be interesting to know how much Hashrate at a moment exists. Is there an easy way to get these? How is this done for the Bitcoin Network?

I can be corrected if I am wrong but I don't think that anything like that has been developed right now.

Back on to BBQcoin, the client, Blockchain and transactions all look totally fine and solo mining is working perfectly.

I thought there would maybe be some kind of client software, maybee a qt-client which can be compiled with parameters like max number of coins, difficulty adjust after x,  and so on..
Then after starting it on 2 computers there is the network with 0 Blocks and you can begin to mine 

I think a lot of people have looked into creating their own coin but I don't think it is something that is easy to do at all and would take a lot of time and resources.

Maybe someone could put you in the right direction for creating your own crypto currency?

As for me its good to undestand a little more how the neworks are working.

For example I sent some coins with a transaction fee, and got that fee back in the next block my mining computer found (wich is not that one on which the qt-client runs).

I was wondering some weeks ago, if it would be possible to install my very own coin for testing, only in local network. Are there such sources for that?

I really like this coin as there is no "agenda" behind it, as could be said for some "other" coins out there.

BBQcoin has been created for fun and at the moment is great for people to mine their first ever block, no better feeling that solo mining I feel.

As I said before the chatbox in Rucoin is a nice addition but even in the Rucoin client it does not run very well.

The messaging system would be good as you could add a message to let the person know who it is for, this could be and is a very simple and fun coin without all the stress of having it being on the exchanges.

thank you just sent u 400BBQ back as that should be enough for you to cook your sausages now!!

Hey Andy "Cubox",

Yeah BBQcoin FTW we gave BBQ a rebirth just in time for the summer

just to let u know Greedi (the guy who I believe 51% attacked the chain) had a massive falling out with a number of people and was basically caught snooping on peoples PM messages on the LTC forum, and has since been dropped as an admin, and from the last ICR messages is believed to have dropped off the radar for crypto currencies, so LONG LIVE BBQ

basically yeah there have been a number of suggestions of things that would be cool to see happen with BBQ and the Qt, some mentioned in here... but lets start things off... have u got the original source code in github?? would be lovely to see it hosted there under your name if it not already. Secondly I am a developer keen to try many (some might say too many) projects so I would love to see if i can help out at all (hence the request for a github source that i could try branching and tinkering with)

I'll leave it at that for now but there was requests to see some of the features that have been implemented on RUcoin (like the chat window and sending messages in the blockchain to others) so I will be in contact for sure as I see BBQ as a great introduction to the altcoin for all n00bs (especially in testing out solo mining) and playing with crypto currencies without the worry of loosing all ur money as you said from the start this is a bit of fun and that the way everyone seems to be viewing it to atm

oh and LOL just seen ur last part saying it BQC not BBQ.... :/ hmmm i much prefer BBQ for the innuendo value

hehe  just sent u some for testing, if you want you can do also bRZSnMcf9cJLpmFf5HqoJGBYMsS4weHbWJ

Hi,

A friend told me that this thread is reborn, and as BBQCoin. I did not read all the thread, but as the original developper of this project, have a lot of fun !
I still have bbqco.in domain name. If you want me to change dns on it, just ask!

Have a lot of fun, and hate alt-coins destroyers


PS: FOR GOD, IT'S NOT BBQ BUT BQC. YOU ARE NOT USING BARBECUES, RIGHT?

Andy "Cubox" Pilate.

Gtz will be just in time for the summer when u can cook up all them BBQ's

OK, I am also playing a little bit 

Turned one 5870 on for Barbeque... my first self mined Block ever..

Part of why I wanted to get a checkpoint into the code is low difficulty chains are more vulnerable to 51%+ attack than higher difficulty chains and I like to use only very well secured coins in the cold storage vaults (cold wallets) in which rest, hopefully pretty much "forever", the coins that back  tokens that I issue on my Open Transactions server.

With Ripple now in Open Beta I hope to bring this same approach to cold storage to the Ripple side, that is, limit my issuing of *coin IOUs on the Ripple network to the same "100% reserve, 100% of which is very very cold" tradition. Using a separate 100%, of course, not re-using the same reserve coins on both networks!

I expect that I do have some BBQcoins from several harded checkpoints ago though, so failure to have gotten another hardcoded checkpoint into place recently should not prevent me from being able to find some number of very very cold old coins to back tokens and some number of very very cold coins to back IOUs. Thus I am starting to think about adding BBQcoin to the panoply of coins my server supports...

-MarkM-

The difficulty of BBQcoin is rising nice and steady now, just need some transactions now to get the chain nice and busy.

Just mining on a 7970 and might add another card too, tomorrow.

See how BBQcoin acts under and proper test.

We could do with sending loads of transactions to test it some more.

the older versions do only scan for missing tx's, not revalidate the blockchain.
i have to upgrade my block explorer to support scrypt based chains, afterwards i add LTC/BQC to it too