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Quote from: hack_ on December 13, 2015, 09:57:14 AM

Quote from: stonehedge on December 13, 2015, 09:30:14 AM

Quote from: hack_ on December 13, 2015, 09:00:48 AM

For those who arent aware bidding is cheaper than market Tongue

Anybody care to give me a summary of how bidding works?

Every block, the BCR blockchain sends coins to bidders. You bid by sending BTC to the address in the "Block Auction" screen. Say you are the only one to send 0.01 BTC, until another bidder comes every block mined all day will give you 38 BCR. If other people make a bids, then the coins are divided among them, relative to their % of the total.

so sometimes even when market price is 500 sats, a well placed bid can get you coins for less. each round is roughly 24 hours.

That's a nice explanation, once I tried to bid, for 0,005 BTC I get 1450 BCR, so was not so lucky, so I quit.

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Quote from: antonio8 on December 13, 2015, 09:44:28 AM

Quote from: hack_ on December 13, 2015, 01:07:30 AM

Quote from: antonio8 on December 12, 2015, 09:14:57 PM

Hopefully last issue from me.

Is putting the wallet.dat from the appdata folder backup just a drop in the roaming folder and renaming to wallet.dat?

I show block 265,169 at 36 hours behind but last transaction from 7/14/2015 with only 6.08721855 BCR in my wallet. I did not do a back-up from the option on the bottom row.

If not frick me, I am down to 2 BN.

If you are sure you have the right back up file then just get the private keys and import in new wallet after successful sync

So about 9 hours later now and still at block 265,169.

Are there any nodes to add to the conf file?

You did not bootstrap.

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Quote from: stonehedge on December 13, 2015, 09:30:14 AM

Quote from: hack_ on December 13, 2015, 09:00:48 AM

For those who arent aware bidding is cheaper than market Tongue

Anybody care to give me a summary of how bidding works?

Every block, the BCR blockchain sends coins to bidders. You bid by sending BTC to the address in the "Block Auction" screen. Say you are the only one to send 0.01 BTC, until another bidder comes every block mined all day will give you 38 BCR. If other people make a bids, then the coins are divided among them, relative to their % of the total.

so sometimes even when market price is 500 sats, a well placed bid can get you coins for less. each round is roughly 24 hours.

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Quote from: hack_ on December 13, 2015, 01:07:30 AM

Quote from: antonio8 on December 12, 2015, 09:14:57 PM

Hopefully last issue from me.

Is putting the wallet.dat from the appdata folder backup just a drop in the roaming folder and renaming to wallet.dat?

I show block 265,169 at 36 hours behind but last transaction from 7/14/2015 with only 6.08721855 BCR in my wallet. I did not do a back-up from the option on the bottom row.

If not frick me, I am down to 2 BN.

If you are sure you have the right back up file then just get the private keys and import in new wallet after successful sync

So about 9 hours later now and still at block 265,169.

Are there any nodes to add to the conf file?

stonehedge

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Quote from: hack_ on December 13, 2015, 09:00:48 AM

For those who arent aware bidding is cheaper than market Tongue

Anybody care to give me a summary of how bidding works?

hack_

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For those who arent aware bidding is cheaper than market Tongue

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Quote from: stonehedge on December 13, 2015, 07:09:34 AM

I have set up 50+ Dash nodes and 20+ Spreadcoin nodes before so hopefully I won't have too much trouble. I won't take anything for granted though and will report back with how I get on.

Its a bit annoying that I can't withdraw my BCR from Bittrex. Hopefully they'll fix it soon.

I'm waiting on a response from my contact there. Also please contact other exchanges you use and ask them to add BCR.

stonehedge

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I have set up 50+ Dash nodes and 20+ Spreadcoin nodes before so hopefully I won't have too much trouble. I won't take anything for granted though and will report back with how I get on.

Its a bit annoying that I can't withdraw my BCR from Bittrex. Hopefully they'll fix it soon.

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http://bitcredits.pw/index.php?topic=7.0

Trying to go through this guide for a hundredth time, so for now yam is working for cpu, only first pool is active ?

Code:

threads = 0

mining-params = bcr:av=0&m=512&donation-interval=50

mine = stratum+tcp://[email protected]:8776/bcr
mine = stratum+tcp://[email protected]:8776/bcr
mine = stratum+tcp://[email protected]:8776/bcr
mine = stratum+tcp://[email protected]:8776/bcr


#proxy = socks4a://127.0.0.1:9150
#proxy = socks5://127.0.0.1:1080
compact-stats = 1
print-timestamps = 0

For nvidia Gpu mining with pts-network is working ?

Code:

host=p2pool.website
port=8776
rpcuser=address
rpcpass=pass
# Number of threads requesting work from the server in parallel
getwork_threads=2
submit_threads=2
# OpenCL devices to run miner on
devices=0,1
platform=0

Can't make it to work.

@stonehedge

Read all from the last posts, there's a lot of changes you will save a lot of time, waiting for your info if you will make it to work Cheesy

btw, if you will need some help with banknode setup, I could help

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Hello and welcome to the new guys,

WINDOWS :- https://mega.nz/#!0oY30ZSZ!mlME30aiOd8je5ts8q1rTLjXZq5oYn6qvpUaJxk7Vbg

Please use the bootstrap here :- https://codeload.github.com/bitcreditscc/blocks/zip/master

stonehedge

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Well, step one will be downloading and syncing the wallet Tongue

stonehedge

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I want to learn more about this project so I'll try to collate information as I read (and do).

Step one and two for me is learning about mining and setting up a node.

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Quote from: stonehedge on December 13, 2015, 05:15:50 AM

Quote from: hack_ on December 13, 2015, 04:39:50 AM

Quote from: CHAOSiTEC on December 13, 2015, 04:24:35 AM

Hi, Just as stonehedge, ive just now discovered this project.

i like the fact that the dev is involved, and works hard to reach the goals set for this coin.

after scanning through the thread i feel a little confused on what different options i have for earning coins, i feel like the information is
scattered a little too much, might be a good idea to compile all of the information down to an easy accessable 1 post, either in the OP
or, a link from the OP. might make it less confusing for newcomers (and hopefully get more people interrested)

just my 2 cents, and dev, keep up the good work :-)

Hi

That is so true, i think he brought back the website :- http://bitcentral.website , while some of the newer stuff is not there yet, it's likely the best amalgamation of info. Please note that you should use the links in the OP as the website is still getting updated.

Yeah , he works hard but i think he has no marketing skills Tongue

Devs are devs. Its up to community members to help wth the other bits Wink

True, i work with him on code sometimes, but lately he's been very quiet , we just see new things. Two days ago i finally caught him in the act :- https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bcr/tx.dws?283899.htm

1) Somehow he put a link in a transaction.... and
2) it leads to a colored coins page Shocked

, he was vague in his response, but i think he's about to switch things up again.

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Quote from: CHAOSiTEC on December 13, 2015, 04:46:51 AM

Quote from: hack_ on December 13, 2015, 04:39:50 AM

Quote from: CHAOSiTEC on December 13, 2015, 04:24:35 AM

Hi, Just as stonehedge, ive just now discovered this project.

i like the fact that the dev is involved, and works hard to reach the goals set for this coin.

after scanning through the thread i feel a little confused on what different options i have for earning coins, i feel like the information is
scattered a little too much, might be a good idea to compile all of the information down to an easy accessable 1 post, either in the OP
or, a link from the OP. might make it less confusing for newcomers (and hopefully get more people interrested)

just my 2 cents, and dev, keep up the good work :-)

Hi

That is so true, i think he brought back the website :- http://bitcentral.website , while some of the newer stuff is not there yet, it's likely the best amalgamation of info. Please note that you should use the links in the OP as the website is still getting updated.

Yeah , he works hard but i think he has no marketing skills Tongue

easier access to info, will attract more people, with more people, the chance of people with good marketing skills coming to the project will rise, also other skills, so in the end, it can only be a win/win to get the information compiled into an easy to access place, be it OP or website.

edit: ive looked at the website, and it doesnt really give any information, its more like a sales pitch.

:-)

Reasoning for compiling it all into one place:

Not everyone has the time to sit down and go through 200+ pages to try and figure out how things work, i myself am busy with alot of stuff, both online, and offline, so for me, time is in a sense, money.

Like you say eventually someone will jump in and help, but as far as i know, that is the best he can do for now.

He offered a couple of bounties with a huge cumulative total , asking someone to compile the info , but noone has taken it up.

Earning coins is pretty simple and versatile:- You can own a ~~bank node~~ base node , or you can bid for a day's worth of coins, or you can mine , or you can take up a job and get paid by the blockchain. All this and he promised to add more in the future.

The dev has cooked up some interesting stuff and solved a lot of problems others tried and failed. For example It's impossible to 51% BCR, because it uses co-operative PoW and no pools so no centralization.

stonehedge

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Quote from: hack_ on December 13, 2015, 04:39:50 AM

Quote from: CHAOSiTEC on December 13, 2015, 04:24:35 AM

Hi, Just as stonehedge, ive just now discovered this project.

i like the fact that the dev is involved, and works hard to reach the goals set for this coin.

after scanning through the thread i feel a little confused on what different options i have for earning coins, i feel like the information is
scattered a little too much, might be a good idea to compile all of the information down to an easy accessable 1 post, either in the OP
or, a link from the OP. might make it less confusing for newcomers (and hopefully get more people interrested)

just my 2 cents, and dev, keep up the good work :-)

Hi

That is so true, i think he brought back the website :- http://bitcentral.website , while some of the newer stuff is not there yet, it's likely the best amalgamation of info. Please note that you should use the links in the OP as the website is still getting updated.

Yeah , he works hard but i think he has no marketing skills Tongue

Devs are devs. Its up to community members to help wth the other bits Wink

CHAOSiTEC

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Quote from: hack_ on December 13, 2015, 04:39:50 AM

Quote from: CHAOSiTEC on December 13, 2015, 04:24:35 AM

Hi, Just as stonehedge, ive just now discovered this project.

i like the fact that the dev is involved, and works hard to reach the goals set for this coin.

after scanning through the thread i feel a little confused on what different options i have for earning coins, i feel like the information is
scattered a little too much, might be a good idea to compile all of the information down to an easy accessable 1 post, either in the OP
or, a link from the OP. might make it less confusing for newcomers (and hopefully get more people interrested)

just my 2 cents, and dev, keep up the good work :-)

Hi

That is so true, i think he brought back the website :- http://bitcentral.website , while some of the newer stuff is not there yet, it's likely the best amalgamation of info. Please note that you should use the links in the OP as the website is still getting updated.

Yeah , he works hard but i think he has no marketing skills Tongue

easier access to info, will attract more people, with more people, the chance of people with good marketing skills coming to the project will rise, also other skills, so in the end, it can only be a win/win to get the information compiled into an easy to access place, be it OP or website.

edit: ive looked at the website, and it doesnt really give any information, its more like a sales pitch.

:-)

Reasoning for compiling it all into one place:

Not everyone has the time to sit down and go through 200+ pages to try and figure out how things work, i myself am busy with alot of stuff, both online, and offline, so for me, time is in a sense, money.

hack_

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Quote from: CHAOSiTEC on December 13, 2015, 04:24:35 AM

Hi, Just as stonehedge, ive just now discovered this project.

i like the fact that the dev is involved, and works hard to reach the goals set for this coin.

after scanning through the thread i feel a little confused on what different options i have for earning coins, i feel like the information is
scattered a little too much, might be a good idea to compile all of the information down to an easy accessable 1 post, either in the OP
or, a link from the OP. might make it less confusing for newcomers (and hopefully get more people interrested)

just my 2 cents, and dev, keep up the good work :-)

Hi

That is so true, i think he brought back the website :- http://bitcentral.website , while some of the newer stuff is not there yet, it's likely the best amalgamation of info. Please note that you should use the links in the OP as the website is still getting updated.

Yeah , he works hard but i think he has no marketing skills Tongue

CHAOSiTEC

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Hi, Just as stonehedge, ive just now discovered this project.

i like the fact that the dev is involved, and works hard to reach the goals set for this coin.

after scanning through the thread i feel a little confused on what different options i have for earning coins, i feel like the information is
scattered a little too much, might be a good idea to compile all of the information down to an easy accessable 1 post, either in the OP
or, a link from the OP. might make it less confusing for newcomers (and hopefully get more people interrested)

just my 2 cents, and dev, keep up the good work :-)

bitcreditscc

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Quote from: alganonim on December 13, 2015, 03:41:57 AM

Can you share with us this big secret, what external miner are you using, where to go ?

Or let it stay this way, who needs a working non-crippled miner. Lips sealed

p.s.

One page about compressed files, time to use free software 7-zip ...

I'm sure you can use almost any getblocktemplate/getwork miner with the client.

Yes 7zip is free and easy to use crossplatform.

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Can you share with us this big secret, what external miner are you using, where to go ?

Or let it stay this way, who needs a working non-crippled miner. Lips sealed

p.s.

One page about compressed files, time to use free software 7-zip ...

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