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April 18, 2024, 09:45:42 PM
#48


New thread for Press Releases of Catcoin Team3 (unofficial)

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/press-releases-of-catcoin2013org-the-home-of-catcoin-team3-unofficial-5493395

Here you will find information about work being done to move Catcoin forward independent of the Official Development Team, but strictly within the technical parameters already established. If you felt unwelcome, you can come in out of the cold.
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April 11, 2018, 10:26:02 PM
#47
looking this project is like a comprehensive one and as  i reviewed the project,i think investing  a little is a good idea
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April 02, 2018, 10:37:27 PM
#46
Wow, this coin sucks. Is there a block explorer? What block are they on, and what is the circulating supply? Did they figure out the fork issue of 4 years ago? Seriously petty and rediculous multi-year arguements going on at this uncensored new new thread made after the new new thread became heavily moderated due to 9.2.0 forks effecting 9.1.1 blocks.  Undecided  Huh Shocked Lips sealed Kiss
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January 12, 2018, 03:01:01 PM
#45
CAT delisted from CryptoGuru.
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October 29, 2017, 08:20:57 PM
#44
My possible new CAT coin fork discussion. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/pre-ann-catcoin-plus-2333899
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August 24, 2017, 11:50:24 PM
#43
It is bullshit to attack PoW coin with timewrap. Only some PoS coins can be attacked for purpose get more PoS rate for himself.
In PoW used cumulative difficulty, and win chain with 30 blocks with Diff 100, than 59 blocks with diff 50.
I agree that manipulating blocks is BS.  I agree this isn't a traditional time warp.  Yes, we're aware of how chains are scored.  As I keep saying - this is simply some idiot exploiting a hole that's been in POW coins since BTC hit the streets in order to take block rewards and manipulate the difficulty.  We've known about the possibility of this for years.  We also know that POW coins live or die on hash rate, that's why we're so happy to see more miners on the network.

Calling smart people idiots doesn't really help create a productive culture.

If you want to call whomever is doing it disruptive, then maybe that's fair.

How's it sound if you say "When we removed the 30 second minimum block time, we re-introduced a design problem in the original Satoshi bitcoin that is now being exploited to create alternating long-blocks and short-block periods on bitcoin cash. Our short-term fix has been to re-introduce a 1 second minimum block time, but it should probably be something more like 2-5 minutes minimum between blocks"

If any of you would like to discuss how to further upgrade Catcoin's original minimum block time prototype and fix the problems it created with mining, we might have a solution that would get used by a 'major' coin, and this could be quite profitable for all of us. I prefer open forums, and I'd be happy to discuss more on the unmoderated thread at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1135534.40
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August 17, 2017, 04:08:54 PM
#42
Crypto Broker Mining Pool - Added Catcoin

https://pool.cryptobroker.io/cat

  • Auto-Profit Switching Port (Equihash & Scrypt)
  • Automatic Payouts
  • Affiliate Commission

The mining pool update allows users to mine the most profitable coin based on algorithm. Automatic payouts can be setup to withdrawal coins to your exchange of choice. Servers have been upgraded and redundancies/alerts enhanced offering a more reliable mining pool setup.
thanks a lot for adding Catcoin! Meow! Tongue

Do what I can Wink For anyone that had issues connecting we just upgraded the database and added an HAproxy to make sure there is a failover.
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August 17, 2017, 01:00:58 PM
#41
Crypto Broker Mining Pool - Added Catcoin

https://pool.cryptobroker.io/cat

  • Auto-Profit Switching Port (Equihash & Scrypt)
  • Automatic Payouts
  • Affiliate Commission

The mining pool update allows users to mine the most profitable coin based on algorithm. Automatic payouts can be setup to withdrawal coins to your exchange of choice. Servers have been upgraded and redundancies/alerts enhanced offering a more reliable mining pool setup.
thanks a lot for adding Catcoin! Meow! Tongue
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August 10, 2017, 07:53:29 PM
#40
Crypto Broker Mining Pool - Added Catcoin

https://pool.cryptobroker.io/cat

  • Auto-Profit Switching Port (Equihash & Scrypt)
  • Automatic Payouts
  • Affiliate Commission

The mining pool update allows users to mine the most profitable coin based on algorithm. Automatic payouts can be setup to withdrawal coins to your exchange of choice. Servers have been upgraded and redundancies/alerts enhanced offering a more reliable mining pool setup.
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August 02, 2017, 11:11:54 PM
#39
Pretty high price for an abandoned coin.  Would be great if someone could take it over.   Or, am in the wrong thread?
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April 16, 2016, 05:45:00 AM
#38
St. Petersburg based cat cafe, Cat Republic, mints their own Catcoin for purchasing souvenirs.

Street cats from the Hermitage Museum are sent there for adoption (video in Russian).
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April 15, 2016, 11:11:05 PM
#37
I would love this "shitcoin", because

1) I love cats.
2) Shitcoins are perfect to get mining experience with shithardware.

Catcoins seems to be operational. There is this exchange in NZ. But support is really bad. Only people calling it shitcoin respond.

PS: Got 1.19 Catcoins from Poolmining! Yeah! My first mined coins! A 0.1 LTC payout from a mining pool would have taken one or two years for me.

Indeed. Low market cap & poorly supported coins are a great way to teach yourself financial cryptography, and get an idea of what some of the scams, hustles, and outright frauds that go on with pretty much anything involving money. The only difference between shitcoins, bitcoins, and dollars are the sophistication of the scams.
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March 05, 2016, 09:24:27 AM
#36
I would love this "shitcoin", because

1) I love cats.
2) Shitcoins are perfect to get mining experience with shithardware.

Catcoins seems to be operational. There is this exchange in NZ. But support is really bad. Only people calling it shitcoin respond.

PS: Got 1.19 Catcoins from Poolmining! Yeah! My first mined coins! A 0.1 LTC payout from a mining pool would have taken one or two years for me.
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March 04, 2016, 05:41:14 PM
#35
Well I can contribute some serious ignorance to this thread because I've never heard of this shitcoin.  Can't slam it because I have no clue what it is. Is it even still alive?  There are so many shitcoins being traded that I wonder what the death rate is among them all.
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March 04, 2016, 04:58:59 PM
#34
Oh what a pity. Are there still different catcoins? Maybe I should look into MEOW.
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January 20, 2016, 12:09:39 AM
#33
Let's be straight, I don't understand what's the utility for this copy cat coin.
just one more meaningless coin among thousands of them.
Just buy Bitcoin.

Which of the three bitcoin forks do you think I should be buying?

bitcoin-keccak
bitcoin-classic
bitcoin-xt

Looks like Forktacular February is coming to Bitcoin too!
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September 23, 2015, 04:12:41 PM
#32
Let's be straight, I don't understand what's the utility for this copy cat coin.
just one more meaningless coin among thousands of them.
Just buy Bitcoin.
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September 23, 2015, 05:42:55 AM
#31
So what is up with this coin, is ti still alive?
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August 22, 2015, 09:42:44 PM
#30
It's wonderful when developers pay for their faults out of own pocket. (try solve high diff. blocks, by renting rigs)
Glory forever wise coder Blaksmith!!
Long live and prosper the Great and Powerful moderator SlimePuppy!!!
 Grin Grin Grin
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August 15, 2015, 02:12:48 PM
#29
As much as it's fun to poke fun at the tightly controlled message on the censored thread, it doesn't really do a lot of good (unless maybe you feel better afterwards).

The problem is there's apparently some sort of market demand for exploitable coins, and that it must be profitable to create and control a message on a traded coin. It's probably a lot like penny stocks, where you have obvious 'pump and dump' stock promoters that (sometimes) make a lot of money by controlling a message about a stock with low or no obvious value. The promotion creates 'value' out of thin air, because people believe it, and then, just as soon as it came, it goes away.

So that being said, if we have a read of http://tradetheticker.blogspot.com/2014/02/question-how-do-you-find-and-track.html, then the question is how would you trade to take advantage of both the exploitable difficulty adjustment, and the tightly controlled messaging?
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August 13, 2015, 11:35:57 PM
#28
Another deleted post (positive, but still deleted 3 times)

Epic difficulty dances!
Glory forever wise coder Blaksmith!!
Long live and prosper the Great and Powerful moderator SlimePuppy!!!
CAT coin4ever!!!!
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August 13, 2015, 05:23:41 PM
#27
So what if we add a catcoin 'payment processor' to https://www.coinffeine.com/

Heck, we could have both 9.1.1 and 9.2.0 forks with active trading..
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August 13, 2015, 05:13:09 PM
#26
Cryptsy accepted crap 9.2.0 version  Angry

Regardless what version is used, it is more important that the coin not be monopolized by someone who prevents others from even voicing an opinion. I initially bought a bunch of them but have been slowly dumping since I saw what slimepuppy was doing.

If slimepuppy changes the thread to unmoderated, or if this unmoderated thread becomes the primary thread, I may start buying again. But until then this is a monopoly coin with a fake community managed by one person.

My suggestion is try and transfer everything you hold on cryptsy to a 9.2.0 wallet, and extract all the coins that still work on the 9.1.1 fork, and leave crytpsy holding the bag with all the coins mined on a botched fork with an exploitable difficulty adjustment.

There are more exchanges than cryptsy in the world, and all it really takes to make catcoin valuable is selling cat food for catcoins. If someone is willing to do that then it would be worth my time to release a new version that integrates the latest bitcoin-core code with a 3 minute minimum block time, and escalating reward after 15 minutes.
Buy
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August 12, 2015, 05:59:01 PM
#25
Cryptsy accepted crap 9.2.0 version  Angry

Regardless what version is used, it is more important that the coin not be monopolized by someone who prevents others from even voicing an opinion. I initially bought a bunch of them but have been slowly dumping since I saw what slimepuppy was doing.

If slimepuppy changes the thread to unmoderated, or if this unmoderated thread becomes the primary thread, I may start buying again. But until then this is a monopoly coin with a fake community managed by one person.
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August 12, 2015, 10:31:42 AM
#24
Cryptsy accepted crap 9.2.0 version  Angry
Buy
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August 08, 2015, 12:52:50 AM
#23
My last post on the phony moderated thread.

Goodbye catcoin.
Violate forum rules and posts will be deleted.

Goodbye, Hozer.
I have deleted the latest BS from Hozer.  I will continue to delete posts from him and all of his sockpuppet aliases unless/until he posts something that doesn't violate the rules of this forum that have been linked to the OP since the start of this thread.  He's been warned multiple times and has violated forum rules sufficiently to result in being banned.  Next post will be forwarded to the forum mods for proper handling.

(Please note that 'vampirus's posts about the status of his wallet and his conscious decision to promote an orphaned fork remain in this thread and have not been edited or deleted, in spite of this being a known alias.)

I am not "hozer" nor "vampiris" and have not posted anything about catcoin ever on any thread anywhere except what I posted here in the last few days.

I was strongly supporting this coin and thought it had potential until you showed what the coin is really about.

You are some kind of napoleanic cunt trying to pretend you have some power by making a moderated thread then deleting all the posts you disagree with and pretending the "enemy" is just one "disgruntled" guy. Now it is clear why this coin is so cheap.
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August 04, 2015, 09:04:30 AM
#22
This is an interesting read...

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/273
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August 02, 2015, 03:54:34 PM
#21
cross-posted from the 'new new 9.2' catcoin thread:

It's been a fun day of node attacks, fake blocks, and amateurish DoS attempts.  Yet CAT blocks just keep flowing towards 46331.  Life is Good!


It's best, as a developer, to generally assume poor configuration or outdated clients rather than assume you are under attack.
This is *probably* the result of 9.1.1 nodes that got restarted and are trying to download the blockchain. I'm seeing the same problem, so it seems the best solution would be that both forks release new versions.

I can make the problem go away (for me) if I change the PCHmessage after some block (like maybe 46331), but you will still have problems with old 9.1.1 clients (that for all we know are still mining). If you can also change the 'new 9.1.1' catcoin thread to point to **new** binaries you'd also have a better chance at fixing this problem.
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August 01, 2015, 10:47:53 PM
#20
And for anyone who cares:

The catcoin drama is because I can't get along with slimepuppy. I can't really begin to describe it further than that without making a bunch of assumptions on motives or intentions. If you want to know what's going on, take the time and go read past posts on the various threads. I can't figure out any decent way to summarize it.

Or to put it another way, you know this is the official currency of Cats because of all the catfights.
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August 01, 2015, 10:40:56 PM
#19
From the 'new new' thread...



All are welcome to post here - but we have no more sense of humour or time to waste with the constant stream of lies that we've tolerated in the past.  While a self-moderated thread "might" cost some new members of the community, the former BS "HAS" cost us valuable members and pool operators.  We have real work to do and not enough time to do it.  I hope you can respect that.

Andy

edit
Bloody hell - hozer's at it again.  'Buy' is yet another alias with a few 'hozer-esque' posts in other threads to look legit on the surface, followed by pasting the same crap here that we've already hashed out in the earlier threads (as well as 'quotes' from earlier posts that have been deleted - can't get more obvious than that...).  I frankly don't give a damn if he doesn't like moderated threads - we're here in this thread at the behest of the BTCTalk moderators because there were sick and tired of everyone reporting Hozer's BS in the other threads.  So tag, I'm 'it' - and I'm happy to take the task.  Out, out, damn hozer and all your sock puppets too.
/edit

Whether moderated threads are good or bad depends very much on the moderator(s). When you have a moderator with persecution complex it sorta turns into a tragic dark comedy.
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July 31, 2015, 02:57:41 PM
#18
Suggestion for new coin:
Name - CatCoinLight -CATL
algo - scrypt, PoW + PoS, based on Bottlecap.
Block time - 3 min
Min block time only 10s (or not use it at all, because I can change system time, after start wallet and all new blocks is mine)
Diff retarget every block:
if nActualTimespan 50 - 150% of nTargetSpacing max diff changes 10%
if nActualTimespan 0-50 or more 150% of nTargetSpacing max diff changes 30%
variable nSubsidy based on previous 3-5 actual spacing min 20, max 200% for additional instamine and multipool protection.
Some premine for converting all CAT 9.1.1 blocks after 44227
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July 30, 2015, 01:50:43 PM
#17
Well, it seems SlimePuppy make another enemy in my person. (after his "Last warning.")

If you want support 9.1.1 CAT add some realCATchain nodes:
Code:
addnode=107.170.40.107
addnode=86.18.76.197
addnode=97.125.218.180
addnode=146.0.32.101
addnode=76.164.228.230

And send support ticket to Cryptsy, that you against new 0.9.2.0 version.

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July 30, 2015, 11:53:11 AM
#16
I do not believe support CAT brand is good idea.
New developers drive away half of community.
Better I create my own crypto with my own retargeting algo.
Also maybe need create  coin with 50% premine for converting old scifi coins,
but most of them stay in dreamwatcher/unfocus scifi exchange.

Last deleted post from "official" thread:
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New developers of CAT coin, create version 9.2.0 with some enhancement.
New wallet was compiled 27 June 2015 and used in some pools.
This thread and new version was announced 12 July and they say hardfork begins from block 46331 in about two weeks ahead.
But version 9.2.0 create new fork from block 44227 accidentally 29 June.
All CAT miners, who not switch to new version in first 2 days  Smiley after wallet was compiled, continue mining another blockchain, and
now in opinion of SlimePuppy they are "attackers".

All information about this, SlimePuppy deleted from this thread. This reply will be deleted too.
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July 29, 2015, 11:36:01 PM
#15
To SlimePuppy.
Do not think that I try to kill CAT. I have blocks in both chains, just if win 9.1.1 chain, I will lost less.
And in my opinion 9.1.1 it is real CAT chain.
You made mistake with 9.2.0 version, and instead of correct mistake,  make it worse.

Does your 9.1.1 catcoind match the catcoin.org block explorer ?

If so, we've now passed the hardcoded fork block, so we can move on. For catcoin.org catcoins (or should I just call them CatoshiCoins?) to be worth something, you have to be able to exchange them for something of value. Like say cat food.

So what I think we ought to do is figure out how to organize getting a discount from a cat food manufacturer if we have people that like cats who are willing to go pick up and/or take delivery of an entire pallet of cat food, and then deliver it to their friends for catcoin.

This gives us a base value for the coin that's linked to a real-world physical product that you can really use. It would be nice if we had something organized for the internet cat video film festival, but I don't think that's going to happen this year.

Then, we need a way for people to get Catcoin for cat pictures.

Now there are more technical things, like getting whether we want to keep using the same ports and pchMessage that the other fork is using, but probably the most important thing is getting a couple more seed nodes besides 107.170.40.107, and having a reasonable working pool (ideally p2pool based).

I don't expect any of this to happen quickly.

There's also the issue of releasing a new fork-upgrade with a longer minimum block time and some kind of increasing reward after the block has exceeded 15 minutes.

And if you just want cat pictures, I think this one's quite appropriate:

As Slimepuppy said on the 'new (locked) thread': Fork makes cat big and strong
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July 28, 2015, 03:45:50 PM
#14
To SlimePuppy.
Do not think that I try to kill CAT. I have blocks in both chains, just if win 9.1.1 chain, I will lost less.
And in my opinion 9.1.1 it is real CAT chain.
You made mistake with 9.2.0 version, and instead of correct mistake,  make it worse.
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July 26, 2015, 11:40:03 PM
#13
Now I understand about 'cumulative difficulty'  and you almost win.  Grin

Well, SlimePuppy shut us up in main 9.1.1 thread.  Angry
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July 26, 2015, 04:09:09 PM
#12
I made experiment, and 9.2.0 wallet not reorganize blocks to skip on 9.1.1 chain automatically, even with more connections to 9.1.1 nodes.
Only if pool owners and exchanges accept 9.1.1 chain as official, we do not lost money.
For information: my losses 5750 CAT, all others 9.1.1 wallet owners - 100750 CAT.

For a reorganization to happen, the 9.1.1 chain will need to have a larger 'cumulative difficulty' as reported by the block explorer, or the 'log2_work' reported by debug.log than what the 9.2.0 chain is reporting. It is NOT based on block number, because the difficulty per block can be different on different chains.

Currently it looks like all the pools have jumped on the 9.2.0 chain. I would expect a rational short-term profit-motivated pool operator to switch because it will be easier to shut out solo-miners with the new difficulty adjustment that lets the pools specify which algorithm to use. If I had more time I'd write some reference code for stratum-minining to do exactly that and prove it instead of just theorizing about it.

There is a possible (if small) chance that some long-term profit-motivated pool operators (or maybe just ethical operators) would understand the 9.2.0 code has the same class of problem that resulted in https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/dogecoin-forks-again-to-avoid-multipool-exploit/ , and realizing such, would support the original 9.1.1.

Then we might be able to have a rational discussion about ways to improve both the difficulty adjustment and the block reward structure so that we have something interesting again for new users. This would hopefully result in more long-term sustainable profits for the miners and pools that participate.
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July 26, 2015, 03:54:07 PM
#11
I am Russian, but live in USA. In Russian Federation all crypto currency officially illegal.

Well that makes life easier, how about selling bags of cat food and cat litter for catcoin and doing free local delivery?

For Russia, we'll have to get to bitcoin parity so we can pay the bribes needed to make it legal. Wink
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July 26, 2015, 01:41:16 PM
#10
I am Russian, but live in USA. In Russian Federation all crypto currency officially illegal.
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July 26, 2015, 01:30:58 PM
#9
SlimePuppy - you suffer of persecution complex.
If you seen my all posts - I from scifi-coin community and I am Russian and write with google translator - "speaking style" LOL, and my IP - static 24.146.182.255

This coin is dying of persecution complex.

Now how do we sell bags of cat food for catcoin in Russia?
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July 26, 2015, 12:58:26 PM
#8
SlimePuppy - you suffer of persecution complex.
If you seen my all posts - I from scifi-coin community and I am Russian and write with google translator - "speaking style" LOL, and my IP - static 24.146.182.255
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July 26, 2015, 12:56:39 PM
#7
Hozer - since no one will talk to you, you've decided to talk to yourself?  Ok - carry on!   Cheesy

Let's make this really clear, however:

You worked for more than a year to kill CATCoin.  First, with FUD from the outside, then by becoming part of the DEV team and using the code and a seed node for your own experiments.  Those experiments, as is fully documented in the coin threads, forked the blockchain into at least six pieces and cost the rest of the dev team more than $500 in mining to 51% the network back together.  That was the last straw and was what got you kicked off the team and out of the community.

... blah blah blah deleted ...

If anyone is killing catcoin, it's you, by verbally abusing new users.

Vampirus is some guy who apparently likes forgotten coins (see his past posts), and the fact that you went off on him and then started deleting shit is why we have a catcoin uncensored thread. If you could have just been nice, I would have been able to walk away and let you have a train wreck with broken code all on your own.

But you had to go and yell at some new guy. This is not how you create a community. So shove off, take your 'new new' thread, and leave us the fuck alone to clean up the mess when you have a wreck in a few weeks or months.

You're not a developer, and the commit, bitcointalk, and community history shows that. You are good at attacking people. The only other developer is Blacksmith, and what he's released is mediocre at best, probably because he has a real developer job that takes time and mental effort. You can look at the history of PID development (or maybe that's just in irc) about how I repeatedly told him that using floating point in the difficulty adjustment was a BAD IDEA. Fortunately so far we have had no forks from floating-point round off errors, but at some point I'll probably re-write the PID code to properly do a reciprocal conversion, and use fixed point 64 & 32 bit integers for the calculation. You can find out how to do this in any decent control systems engineering textbook. We also need a good pre-filter for the algorithm. You have code for that, and when I asked to actually **test** a 3 minute minimum, you refused. So since you refused, I tested it. I also told you how to fix it.

Now you have a thread, go switch to the original grey cat, and we'll keep the orange cat.

If you really want to do something useful, go collect 3BTC and pay bittrex to list your crap, and then I can write and test code for a switchpool that will make sure that switchpool gets 60% of the blocks with 30% of the hashpower (or something like that), and sell it to the highest bidder.

Otherwise, I could use some assistance in developing a 9.1.1-fork compatible upgrade to Catcoin that uses the latest bitcoin-core, and has the option to build both Android and iOs mobile wallets.
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July 26, 2015, 12:27:13 PM
#6
Hozer - since no one will talk to you, you've decided to talk to yourself?  Ok - carry on!   Cheesy

Let's make this really clear, however:

You worked for more than a year to kill CATCoin.  First, with FUD from the outside, then by becoming part of the DEV team and using the code and a seed node for your own experiments.  Those experiments, as is fully documented in the coin threads, forked the blockchain into at least six pieces and cost the rest of the dev team more than $500 in mining to 51% the network back together.  That was the last straw and was what got you kicked off the team and out of the community.

So...while you continue to post FUD and attacks, employ sockpuppets (hozer, catcoiner, tmagik, technomagik, and according to IP, speaking style, and messge, vampirus,Buy), create multiple GITs with heavily modified code designed to attack the CAT network (catoshi, catcoin clients), and have created a block explorer and other web pages designed to look like community projects but are actually MEACONING devices designed to reinforce your off-center narrative and reinforce your FUD message, and have stolen the community insurance program funds, the CAT community has made clear that they don't appreciate liars or thieves, want a stable network, do NOT want 'minimum block times' or other rejected attempts at centrally-controlling the performance of a coin that's supposed to be FREE of central manipulation, and are making sure the dev team brings them the network they want.  The DEV team has done and will continue to do that.

The community ignores your posts.  You are welcome to post in any community thread as long as you comply with forum rules.  Every post from either you or one of your known aliases that violates forum rules will be deleted however.  Neither your attacks nor your FUD are appreciated or desired in the CAT community.

You're a good programmer.  You've been pushing for some sort of time-based reward or other 'whale squashing' manipulation for years - why in the WORLD don't you simply create your own coin?  A 12 year old can do it - you certainly should be able to figure it out.  It's a HELL of a lot easier than managing a handful of alias and their associated IPs!

The proof is in the CAT threads for anyone that's interested.  If anyone wants more info, feel free to PM me or visit the real CAT team on Freenode #catcoin-dev.

SlimePuppy
Andy Hecker
CATCoin Dev Team
Freenode #catcoin  ##catcoin #catcoin-dev
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July 26, 2015, 12:21:25 PM
#5
I made experiment, and 9.2.0 wallet not reorganize blocks to skip on 9.1.1 chain automatically, even with more connections to 9.1.1 nodes.
Only if pool owners and exchanges accept 9.1.1 chain as official, we do not lost money.
For information: my losses 5750 CAT, all others 9.1.1 wallet owners - 100750 CAT.
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July 26, 2015, 11:47:50 AM
#4

First, SlimePuppy deleted his own post and my reply to him:

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Quote from: SlimePuppy on July 23, 2015, 01:51:51 AM

Ok everyone - I did some wallet experiments today.

I backed-up my personal Windows wallet.dat and did sets of before/after tests with 9.1.1 and 9.2.0 wallets, with and without catcoin.conf and addnodes.  Keep in mind that the 9.1.1 wallet does have the 30 second minimum block time code while the 9.2.0 wallet does not (even before the fork block).

A brand new 9.1.1 wallet with NO catcoin.conf, no addnodes, and no peer.dat will not automatically join the CAT network.  It will take more than 30 minutes to sync on the copycat chain.
A brand new 9.1.1 wallet with a catcoin.conf and addnodes will not automatically join the CAT network.  It will take more than 30 minutes to sync on the copycat chain.
A brand new 9.1.1 wallet with an existing peer file will join the CAT network and will sync within seconds.

A brand new 9.2.0 wallet with NO catcoin.conf, no addnodes, and no peer.dat WILL automatically join the CAT network and will fully sync in minutes.
A brand new 9.2.0 wallet with a catcoin.conf  will also automatically join the CAT network and will fully sync in minutes.


9.1.1 wallet never connect to 9.2.0 chain, it stuck on block 44226

Then he deleted unwanted truth:

There is no "hozer's fork" - it was plain 9.1.1 chain.
We have 9.2.0 fork, that starts from block 44227 accidentally.
All owners 9.1.1 wallet lost all mined coins after 44227 block.
 


'lost' is a relative term.

If we keep mining with 9.1.1 and pay Bittrex their 3BTC fee, then the 44227 block fork (with a timestamp before block 44226, btw) will be the fork that loses.


edit: And to give the operator of catcoinwallets.com the benefit of the doubt, that above image could very likely change if the original 9.1.1 chain overtakes the 44227-fork, and then the new 9.2.0 code will *probably* recognize the new blocks as valid.
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July 26, 2015, 11:00:07 AM
#3
First, SlimePuppy deleted  my reply to him:

Quote

Quote from: SlimePuppy on July 23, 2015, 01:51:51 AM

Ok everyone - I did some wallet experiments today.

I backed-up my personal Windows wallet.dat and did sets of before/after tests with 9.1.1 and 9.2.0 wallets, with and without catcoin.conf and addnodes.  Keep in mind that the 9.1.1 wallet does have the 30 second minimum block time code while the 9.2.0 wallet does not (even before the fork block).

A brand new 9.1.1 wallet with NO catcoin.conf, no addnodes, and no peer.dat will not automatically join the CAT network.  It will take more than 30 minutes to sync on the copycat chain.
A brand new 9.1.1 wallet with a catcoin.conf and addnodes will not automatically join the CAT network.  It will take more than 30 minutes to sync on the copycat chain.
A brand new 9.1.1 wallet with an existing peer file will join the CAT network and will sync within seconds.

A brand new 9.2.0 wallet with NO catcoin.conf, no addnodes, and no peer.dat WILL automatically join the CAT network and will fully sync in minutes.
A brand new 9.2.0 wallet with a catcoin.conf  will also automatically join the CAT network and will fully sync in minutes.


9.1.1 wallet never connect to 9.2.0 chain, it stuck on block 44226

Then he deleted unwanted truth:

There is no "hozer's fork" - it was plain 9.1.1 chain.
We have 9.2.0 fork, that starts from block 44227 accidentally.
All owners 9.1.1 wallet lost all mined coins after 44227 block.
 
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July 26, 2015, 10:20:07 AM
#2
I'm adding this here as a quote from the 'new new' thread in case it gets deleted there:

It's pretty clear that 'vampirus' is a new alias for hozer.  He hasn't mined any CAT blocks, isn't missing any CAT, and insists on promoting a fork only he is mining on.  Promoting his attack fork violates forum rules.

No, he is not, As far as I know he was unlucky enough to be running the 9.1.1 **official** code when you botched an upgrade by releasing a new version that had different consensus rules as soon as you started running it, and not the block you advertised the change would occur. (This means there are *two* hardforks, one coded in, Fork4 block, which hasn't happened yet, and *another* when someone running the new client found a block in less than the 30 second minimum time the previous 'official' release used)

This is idiotic. If any of you want to discuss this, try https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/catcoin-uncensored-1135534.

Expect deletion of this post in 3 . 2 . 1...

If this is how the 'new new' catcoin treats new users I don't think they are going to have very many new users. And are exchanges going to support a broken coin where the promoters verbally abuse anyone they disagree with? (well, the cynic in me says hell yes, that's the Bitcoin Way(tm))
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July 26, 2015, 09:56:38 AM
#1
This is a thread for UNCENSORED discussion of Catcoin and it's forks (or any cat-related currency for that matter)

Expect sock-puppets, personal ad-hominen attacks, and general stupidity. Put the people who say such things on ignore and you might find out what's really going on.

Relevant threads:
The 'original' that started it all: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-catcoin-scrypt-meow-380130
The 'new' thread where lots of arguments were had: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-catcoin-0911-old-thread-locked-please-use-092-thread-441402
The 'new new' (censored) thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-catcoin-0930-1118569
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