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Topic: [BIP] BipCoin. NOW LIVE. Mineable. CryptoNote. BipCot NoGov Licensed. - page 24. (Read 25052 times)

sr. member
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got some payments going out slowly the difficulty is really high and payments are a little behind due to an issue with the pools wallet i have since resolved but slowy but surely

Nice.

Just added at note about it on the BipCoin website, here:
https://bipcoin.org/?page_id=16

In a day or two, after some testing from me and some others, I'll write a full tutorial with screenshots.

Thank you for your service!
i will wait for this tutorial to understand more about BipCoin it is a good idea to create this one dev.
good luck and keep it up mate.

absolutely. thank you for the good words.
hero member
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got some payments going out slowly the difficulty is really high and payments are a little behind due to an issue with the pools wallet i have since resolved but slowy but surely

Nice.

Just added at note about it on the BipCoin website, here:
https://bipcoin.org/?page_id=16

In a day or two, after some testing from me and some others, I'll write a full tutorial with screenshots.

Thank you for your service!
i will wait for this tutorial to understand more about BipCoin it is a good idea to create this one dev.
good luck and keep it up mate.
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
Glad to be getting in on the ground floor of this.

And just to show it can work even on a crappy system...

Windows 7
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @2.4GHz
8 GB RAM

Hashing at about 40

Nice. This morning that was actually getting mad coin. Now not so much as a bunch of people came on.

Are you using the mining pool or solo? Pool info it two posts up. The linked CryptoNote Easy Miner runs fine on my Win 7, not on my Win 10s.
newbie
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Glad to be getting in on the ground floor of this.

And just to show it can work even on a crappy system...

Windows 7
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 @2.4GHz
8 GB RAM

Hashing at about 40
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
got some payments going out slowly the difficulty is really high and payments are a little behind due to an issue with the pools wallet i have since resolved but slowy but surely

Nice.

Just added at note about it on the BipCoin website, here:
https://bipcoin.org/?page_id=16

In a day or two, after some testing from me and some others, I'll write a full tutorial with screenshots.

Thank you for your service!
member
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thefudpool.com|[email protected]
got some payments going out slowly the difficulty is really high and payments are a little behind due to an issue with the pools wallet i have since resolved but slowy but surely
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
How can I check current difficulty and money supply. Can't find relevant commands in help

We need to get a block explorer running, it's on our pressing to-do list. But you can get a fairly close approximation of the money supply this early on by typing
bc_height
in simplewallet

that currently gives
3573
multiply that by approx block reward seen while mining (though this will be approx, because remember in CryptoNote coins the reward goes down a very small amount each block). But it's 8.78ish, so total money supply is currently around 31,370ish.

thats good enough. What about difficulty?

brb.....multitasking in 20 different directions....
sr. member
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Heres a pool with 1% fee if anyone wants to use it
http://192.99.32.58

*the cryptonote easyminer is not configured so dont use it in the getting started section*

That was pretty damn quick and amazing. Thank you for your service!
we'll try it out and if it rocks, we'll pimp the heck out of it.

Do you possibly feel like setting up a block explorer too?
member
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thefudpool.com|[email protected]
my bad forgot to put the link in /facepalm
sr. member
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Heres a pool with 1% fee if anyone wants to use it


For BipCoin? Where? There was no link.
member
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thefudpool.com|[email protected]
Heres a pool with 1% fee if anyone wants to use it
http://192.99.32.58

*the cryptonote easyminer is not configured so dont use it in the getting started section*
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
How can I check current difficulty and money supply. Can't find relevant commands in help

We need to get a block explorer running, it's on our pressing to-do list. But you can get a fairly close approximation of the money supply this early on by typing
bc_height
in simplewallet

that currently gives
3573
multiply that by approx block reward seen while mining (though this will be approx, because remember in CryptoNote coins the reward goes down a very small amount each block). But it's 8.78ish, so total money supply is currently around 31,370ish.

thats good enough. What about difficulty?

do'h. Sorry, as you can imagine, I'm having a crushingly busy day.

So...  a block explorer would show this..

The commands are a bit ugly. lol. In bipcoind:
set_log 3
print_bc 3600

Each block contains its difficulty. (remember, changes with CryptoNote coins each block)

Difficulty of the last block when I checked a bunch of minutes ago and forgot to post to you:

height 3617, timestamp 1471798573, cumul_dif 447249453, cumul_size 208
id              <8ff004b8695969ade481d7830ca83bb6588d89a2d80e55319d0b2c45130728ce>
difficulty              1233230, nonce 1431655851, tx_count 0


difficulty is 1.2 million.



legendary
Activity: 2165
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How can I check current difficulty and money supply. Can't find relevant commands in help

We need to get a block explorer running, it's on our pressing to-do list. But you can get a fairly close approximation of the money supply this early on by typing
bc_height
in simplewallet

that currently gives
3573
multiply that by approx block reward seen while mining (though this will be approx, because remember in CryptoNote coins the reward goes down a very small amount each block). But it's 8.78ish, so total money supply is currently around 31,370ish.

thats good enough. What about difficulty?
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
How can I check current difficulty and money supply. Can't find relevant commands in help

We need to get a block explorer running, it's on our pressing to-do list. But you can get a fairly close approximation of the money supply this early on by typing
bc_height
in simplewallet

that currently gives
3573
multiply that by approx block reward seen while mining (though this will be approx, because remember in CryptoNote coins the reward goes down a very small amount each block). But it's 8.78ish, so total money supply is currently around 31,370ish.
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
How many coins will you be charging for ad time, and what are the content restrictions on those ads?

Content is to my discretion, nothing that will get us kicked off radio. No cussing, but it's more than that.  If it's for the podcast only, there's more leeway. IM me the text for your ad and I'll let you know.

What rate are you mining at? I'm thinking something like a day of good HR mining for a couple plays a week for a month in the podcast. And a week of same mining for that plus daily plays on the radio show.
newbie
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How many coins will you be charging for ad time, and what are the content restrictions on those ads?
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
already at 2604 block height  Shocked

1/10th of one percent of total coins premined. If you know of a smaller premine, let me know.

Bitcoin?

Hmmmm....maybe. lol. I haven't done the maths on % of total of that unspent chunk of what Satoshi has that's now worth many millions.

Nothing that applies to Bitcoin really applies to BipCoin. AltCoins kind of have their own set of mechanics in the marketplace.

The Satoshi coins were not pre-mined; It was all public software.

among like four cryptographers.

On a public mailing list with many cryptographers. Only a few did not think Satoshi was out of his mind. This situation is nothing like a pre-mine.

ok, yes, technically Bitcoin had a smaller premine. I think you wanna argue and be right. You're technically right, you win. lolz. Send me your BipCoin address and I'll send you five squittens.

But basically when I say "If you know of a smaller premine, I'd like to hear it", what I'm saying is "screw haters who say 'but BipCoin had a premine!', because the premine is likely the smallest ever of any AltCoin with a premine."

newbie
Activity: 6
Merit: 0
already at 2604 block height  Shocked

1/10th of one percent of total coins premined. If you know of a smaller premine, let me know.

Bitcoin?

Hmmmm....maybe. lol. I haven't done the maths on % of total of that unspent chunk of what Satoshi has that's now worth many millions.

Nothing that applies to Bitcoin really applies to BipCoin. AltCoins kind of have their own set of mechanics in the marketplace.

The Satoshi coins were not pre-mined; It was all public software.

among like four cryptographers.

On a public mailing list with many cryptographers. Only a few did not think Satoshi was out of his mind. This situation is nothing like a pre-mine.
sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
already at 2604 block height  Shocked

1/10th of one percent of total coins premined. If you know of a smaller premine, let me know.

Bitcoin?

Hmmmm....maybe. lol. I haven't done the maths on % of total of that unspent chunk of what Satoshi has that's now worth many millions.

Nothing that applies to Bitcoin really applies to BipCoin. AltCoins kind of have their own set of mechanics in the marketplace.

The Satoshi coins were not pre-mined; It was all public software.

among like four cryptographers.
newbie
Activity: 6
Merit: 0
already at 2604 block height  Shocked

1/10th of one percent of total coins premined. If you know of a smaller premine, let me know.

Bitcoin?

Hmmmm....maybe. lol. I haven't done the maths on % of total of that unspent chunk of what Satoshi has that's now worth many millions.

Nothing that applies to Bitcoin really applies to BipCoin. AltCoins kind of have their own set of mechanics in the marketplace.

The Satoshi coins were not pre-mined; It was all public software.
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