I registered an Alias yesterday. The Daemon said it would be added to the blockchain but I don't see it on the Network State page, and when I try to use it from the wallet I get an error. Is there something more I need to do?
Did you find a block?
Topic: [BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 - page 468. (Read 1210779 times)
Did you find a block?
I registered an Alias yesterday. The Daemon said it would be added to the blockchain but I don't see it on the Network State page, and when I try to use it from the wallet I get an error. Is there something more I need to do?
I don't get the distribution. How do we acquire this coin? is it by mining?
Yes, how can we get it?
I would recommend buying it from this thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-bbr-boolberry-trading-thread-high-0004-low-0001-last-00022-616391
I don't get the distribution. How do we acquire this coin? is it by mining?
Yes, how can we get it?
i think guys we have a GPU miners there.
if someone is ready to share his GPU miner, or ready to implement it - i will put sources to project repo with copyright and put respect here.
if someone is ready to share his GPU miner, or ready to implement it - i will put sources to project repo with copyright and put respect here.
It's not GPU miner, a friend rented A LOT of ec2 instances to mine Bb. In hind sight it was stupid because it's costs thousands and thousands of dollars to rent that many servers and it just sky rocketed the diff which made it very unprofitable to mine even for him.
But there really does seem to be a big problem with the difficulty retarget. It should have dropped when he turned off his instances but it continued to climb. One of the problems is that he shut them all off at the same time so the hash rate plummeted but difficulty stayed high - he didn't mean to cause problems he just wasn't thinking about the ramifications.
So he spun up a bunch of instances again to help find the blocks and is slowly turning off his instances which is supposed to lower diff slowly so that miners aren't stuck with huge difficulty to overcome. Yes this is costing him a lot more money with not much to show for it, but he didn't ever mean to hurt the other miners or coin so he's trying to do the right thing here.
I think you need to fix your difficulty algorithm, it doesn't seem to be working as intended.
i think guys we have a GPU miners there.
if someone is ready to share his GPU miner, or ready to implement it - i will put sources to project repo with copyright and put respect here.
if someone is ready to share his GPU miner, or ready to implement it - i will put sources to project repo with copyright and put respect here.
I can't find how many coins in total there will be?
18446744
can any of these cryptonite coin build a GUI wallet? Is it that hard to do so?
There is experimental gui wallet for monero but I think it's still unstable
its solomine at start ?
i have run it with one thread, how can i check if its mining?
i have run it with one thread, how can i check if its mining?
Solomine as for now.
To check your hash rate use show_hr command in daemon.
Hint - in both wallet & daemon you can use help command to list all commands with descriptions.
its solomine at start ?
i have run it with one thread, how can i check if its mining?
thanks
i have run it with one thread, how can i check if its mining?
thanks
can any of these cryptonite coin build a GUI wallet? Is it that hard to do so?
it took 44.5 minutes to find block 2341, and difficulty is going up
It looks like that the diff is not adjusted smoothly
This situation is the pest prove that even if optimized hash exists it is note produced by developer, since he would not be shake his own network.
I can't find how many coins in total there will be?
Hi,
Anyone sees that there is different between HR on Windows and Linux? I have a new core I5 4750 which produces 200Kh/s on Windows. I launched a Ubuntu server and saw the same HR. Nothing is different?
I got 200khs on win8.1, and about 240khs on ubuntu desktop with fx8320 running 6 out of 8 threads. Anyone sees that there is different between HR on Windows and Linux? I have a new core I5 4750 which produces 200Kh/s on Windows. I launched a Ubuntu server and saw the same HR. Nothing is different?
Hi,
Anyone sees that there is different between HR on Windows and Linux? I have a new core I5 4750 which produces 200Kh/s on Windows. I launched a Ubuntu server and saw the same HR. Nothing is different?
Anyone sees that there is different between HR on Windows and Linux? I have a new core I5 4750 which produces 200Kh/s on Windows. I launched a Ubuntu server and saw the same HR. Nothing is different?
it took 44.5 minutes to find block 2341, and difficulty is going up
It looks like that the diff is not adjusted smoothly
so,any exchg?
it took 44.5 minutes to find block 2341, and difficulty is going up
Getting progressively harder to win blocks, this coin's emission is well planned.
funny PoW
Seems that block have absolutley wrong PoW hash.Code:
2014-May-19 17:03:07.381063 [miner 3]Found block for difficulty: 23421861201
2014-May-19 17:03:07.381563 [miner 3]Block with id: <80812e83e5601e8876a97e52e94e68e33d2d1856242c2fa2e4da38df4fe57bb6>
have not enough proof of work: <1288ec1185b73220314913afd3e27a3a4079cc7afe8cea58df27707a4e1091c8>
nexpected difficulty: 23421861201
2014-May-19 17:03:07.385325 [miner 3]ERROR /c/boolberry/src/currency_core/currency_core.cpp:370[virtual bool currency::core::handle_block_found(currency::block&)]mined block failed verification
how often does this happen?
Happened once from what I can tell
Is there any difference comparing other untraceable coin, like zerocoin,etc.
Yes its documented on the first page
Is there any difference comparing other untraceable coin, like zerocoin,etc.
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