Topic: Execoin: | First Open-Source Stealth Wallet Released! | Fast | ASIC-proof - page 81. (Read 281694 times)

When does voting to get on cryptsy end?  We are currently #1 but MYR is a close second.  keep voting guys!

added to reddit list of exchanges

Thank you for your advice! We already have a plan about that :-)

Great news and also happy trading.

Attention miners and traders!

Please follow the link below and vote for ExeCoin to be added to Bter market.
It's free, unfortunately, so we need to collect a couple of thousands votes somehow.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annvote-new-coins-on-btercom-which-new-coin-should-bter-add-in-next-week-502363

EXE/BTC market has been added to https://exarena.net

Happy trading

I would love to know when the devs are going to start contacting online software retailers and see if they are interested in accepting a speculative and fitting crypto currency to sell their digitally distributed software i.e 'air' ie 'not much to stake for loss'...
So many, I'm not talking about Adobe or Steam. I'm talking about video encoding software, VPN subscriptions, independent video players, cheapy anti virus / GFX editing

It goes without saying, but these retailers should be offering jointly mass 10%+ discounts for execoin use, which of course puts it in demands and rises it up. As the incentive to the retailers I would be quite tempted to spend a lot of my exebag on software I always wanted but thought a bit pricey for convenience.

Come on devs...    make some calls send some e-mails?

Sorry if you already have!

Let's make sure Execoin stays on top everyone!  Buy a few Cryptsy points and spend them on votes!

Sadly we don't have a God himself here on the forum to answer your questions, mate.
Try to read this https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=18166.0

what i mean is which coins will die from the introduction of scrypt asics - or which coins are effected negatively

If anyone knew the answer to this they would be rich.

hi all,

Firstly I know nothing about mining and am an investor but trying to learn more and more as time goes by.

My question is with Scrypt asics coming and miners looking for alternate coins to mine such as Execoin, Ultracoin, Vertcoin, etc etc, what % of coins will see gains from this? 5% - 40%??

and When should we expect this to occur?

Your knowledge would be great to this computer novice.

imagine if no one dumped vert when it went to 12 bux. i bought .08 btc of vert and sold half for 1 btc though so I'm a small part of the crash .i think this will easily surge 5x its value. even if a whole bunch of us held our coins couldn't ppl just mine the crap out of it and then it would fall that way?

It seems EXE is on top at the Cryptsy voting list! 

Keep voting there to keep it on top of the list!

TO THE MOON!

So I was thinking of ways to help donate to those in need and considering I'm not rich by any means I decided to create p2charity.com. It has a list of p2pools where 50% of the fees will get donated to charity. The pool fee is only 1% but having been poor myself at one time I know every little bit counts. I will continue to donate as well so this will just supplement my donations. I also mine on my own pools so I'm contributing as well. Thanks for any support and happy mining.

p2charity.com

-m

First off all, you want to get the wallet up and running...

Make sure you download the correct wallet for your system. Extract it to a place you will remember(Your desktop?)

Next you want to open the wallet for your system, and let it sync with the network. When it is ready, close the wallet by going to File -> Exit/Quit or use the shortcut Ctrl+Q.
 

You have succeeded in setting up your wallet.

Now lets mine.

Create your own execoin.conf (make a new text document and change the ".txt" to ".conf" with the following information:
(may need to show file extensions)

daemon=1
server=1
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=password
rpcport = 9988


Save it and depending on your platform, you move the file to one of the following folders:

Windows:

Go to your "Computer" folder and in the address bar, you type %appdata%. You will find a folder with the name "EXECoin". Move execoin.conf here.

OSX:

Go to finder, and in Go menu, you hold the alt/option button, you will see that there is a new location called "Library". Click it. You will find a folder called "Application-Support", open it and find the folder "exeCoin". Move execoin.conf here

 

Linux:

Go to your home folder, and select the option "Show hidden folders and files", you will see a .execoin folder. Move execoin.conf here.

 

Now you start your wallet again, and if you have done this correctly, you are ready to solo mine. Use Google to find a "Scrypt-Miner" for your platform, and point it to 127.0.0.1:9988

If your a windows 7 user, its in Appdata>Roaming, It will be called 'Execoin' .You will need to make a .conf file ( a text document that is file named 'Execoin.conf' & saved as 'All types'

An example conf file would look like this: ( I could not find a p2p port.. so the one in the example below is not correct. All info was taken from PG 1 OP ANN for the coin)

listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pw
rpcport=9988
p2pport=15555
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1
addnode=95.85.26.197
addnode=107.170.240.30
addnode=162.243.136.142
addnode=128.199.233.179
addnode=198.211.100.64
addnode=107.170.12.174
addnode=188.226.130.205
addnode=128.199.234.28
addnode=95.85.39.247
addnode=192.99.4.189
addnode=162.243.103.75
addnode=192.241.152.198
addnode=107.170.79.10
addnode=37.139.3.206
addnode=188.226.169.188
addnode=107.170.227.175
addnode=128.199.221.109
addnode=107.170.227.176
addnode=188.226.169.189
addnode=192.241.128.215
addnode=107.170.79.12

User name can be anything you want, same with password

What you need to be sure is 100% correct is the EXE coins RPC port & EXE coin Nodes. ( the info in above example is from the PG 1 OP ANN )

Once you have your conf file created with the appropriate data, and it is placed i the Execoin appdata folder,  you need to turn your miner to the 'rpcconnect:rpcport' for the url, rpc user is the user name, and rpcpassword is the password you chose.

After that is configured, you need to run the wallet and let it fully sync.

Once it is fully synced, you can then solomine to the wallet.

When you are solomining, due to the fast block times, you will frequently see some text on your miner to the affect of 'new block found on network', that DOES NOT mean you found that block. When YOU find a block.. it will say ( as an example ) CPU 0 found New Block for Pool!

At the current difficulty, solomining may be less productive than other methods, unless you have lots of Hash to compete with the Network Hash.

Good luck

Can someone please tell me how to find the "profile" folder that is mentioned for solo mining? How do I solo mine? Thanks!!