Great news for the Gridcoin community!
PiGrid shipped the first plug-n-play devices, that combine BOINC research with Gridcoin wallet features.
https://twitter.com/PiGrid_com/status/728485208492810241
Topic: Gridcoin (GRC) - first coin utilizing BOINC - Official Thread - page 58. (Read 597505 times)
If a scientist or a commercial entity wants to get computational power from Gridcoin they will have to setup their own Boinc project, which then has to be vetted by the Gridcoin community and voted on for acceptance into the whitelist: http://gridcoin.us/Guides/whitelist.htm
Can someone explain me the economics of GRIDCOIN?
I do understand that miners use their calculating power to help scientific researches and then are rewarded with GRC.
However I don't understand how does it work on the customer side, if a lab need some computational power does he needs to pay the miners? Or he can use the miners for free?
I do understand that miners use their calculating power to help scientific researches and then are rewarded with GRC.
However I don't understand how does it work on the customer side, if a lab need some computational power does he needs to pay the miners? Or he can use the miners for free?
Thanks for your answer traderman but that does not explain what is the purpose of the coin? When some projects are in the whitelist and use the computational power, do they have to use Gridcoins ?
Sorry but it is still confuse for me even if this project seems really interesting.
It's free for science projects and for commercial projects there might be some kind of fee in the future, but that is still open.
Do some research on boinc and you'll understand.
Thanks for your answer traderman but that does not explain what is the purpose of the coin? When some projects are in the whitelist and use the computational power, do they have to use Gridcoins ?
Sorry but it is still confuse for me even if this project seems really interesting.
If a scientist or a commercial entity wants to get computational power from Gridcoin they will have to setup their own Boinc project, which then has to be vetted by the Gridcoin community and voted on for acceptance into the whitelist: http://gridcoin.us/Guides/whitelist.htm
Can someone explain me the economics of GRIDCOIN?
I do understand that miners use their calculating power to help scientific researches and then are rewarded with GRC.
However I don't understand how does it work on the customer side, if a lab need some computational power does he needs to pay the miners? Or he can use the miners for free?
I do understand that miners use their calculating power to help scientific researches and then are rewarded with GRC.
However I don't understand how does it work on the customer side, if a lab need some computational power does he needs to pay the miners? Or he can use the miners for free?
Thanks for your answer traderman but that does not explain what is the purpose of the coin? When some projects are in the whitelist and use the computational power, do they have to use Gridcoins ?
Sorry but it is still confuse for me even if this project seems really interesting.
If a scientist or a commercial entity wants to get computational power from Gridcoin they will have to setup their own Boinc project, which then has to be vetted by the Gridcoin community and voted on for acceptance into the whitelist: http://gridcoin.us/Guides/whitelist.htm
Can someone explain me the economics of GRIDCOIN?
I do understand that miners use their calculating power to help scientific researches and then are rewarded with GRC.
However I don't understand how does it work on the customer side, if a lab need some computational power does he needs to pay the miners? Or he can use the miners for free?
I do understand that miners use their calculating power to help scientific researches and then are rewarded with GRC.
However I don't understand how does it work on the customer side, if a lab need some computational power does he needs to pay the miners? Or he can use the miners for free?
Thanks for your answer traderman but that does not explain what is the purpose of the coin? When some projects are in the whitelist and use the computational power, do they have to use Gridcoins ?
Sorry but it is still confuse for me even if this project seems really interesting.
If a scientist or a commercial entity wants to get computational power from Gridcoin they will have to setup their own Boinc project, which then has to be vetted by the Gridcoin community and voted on for acceptance into the whitelist: http://gridcoin.us/Guides/whitelist.htm
Can someone explain me the economics of GRIDCOIN?
I do understand that miners use their calculating power to help scientific researches and then are rewarded with GRC.
However I don't understand how does it work on the customer side, if a lab need some computational power does he needs to pay the miners? Or he can use the miners for free?
I do understand that miners use their calculating power to help scientific researches and then are rewarded with GRC.
However I don't understand how does it work on the customer side, if a lab need some computational power does he needs to pay the miners? Or he can use the miners for free?
Can someone explain me the economics of GRIDCOIN?
I do understand that miners use their calculating power to help scientific researches and then are rewarded with GRC.
However I don't understand how does it work on the customer side, if a lab need some computational power does he needs to pay the miners? Or he can use the miners for free?
I do understand that miners use their calculating power to help scientific researches and then are rewarded with GRC.
However I don't understand how does it work on the customer side, if a lab need some computational power does he needs to pay the miners? Or he can use the miners for free?
True, I'll let the person in charge of that blockexplorer know.
The block explorer (http://www.gridresearchcorp.com/gridcoin) seems to be stuck on block 523487.
bought some trying to get back to my wallet now
so downloaded the msi
wallet looks to have installed.
clicked the download blocks....went through all that
still say not synced and no blockchain downloaded?
so downloaded the msi
wallet looks to have installed.
clicked the download blocks....went through all that
still say not synced and no blockchain downloaded?
It will be a lot quicker to sync if you use the snapshot... http://download.gridcoin.us/download/downloadstake/signed/snapshot.zip provided on the official Gridcoin site.
Once download just extract to the appropriate directory and it should sync the remaining blocks relatively quickly.
clicked the download blocks....went through all that
still say not synced and no blockchain downloaded?
still say not synced and no blockchain downloaded?
Make sure you have connections to peers.
If so, just wait...sometimes it takes several hours to sync, after an initial install.
Patience is key here, even if it looks as the wallet doing nothing.
Cheers, djoser.
BTW: What the frog is going on with GRC/BTC price today??? Any obvious news i missed?
can't help you right now as i have to leave, but come to https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.freenode.net:6667/#gridcoin there is always someone around that can help you
bought some trying to get back to my wallet now
so downloaded the msi
wallet looks to have installed.
clicked the download blocks....went through all that
still say not synced and no blockchain downloaded?
so downloaded the msi
wallet looks to have installed.
clicked the download blocks....went through all that
still say not synced and no blockchain downloaded?
At least there is a good reason: https://www.reddit.com/r/Futurology/comments/4b4drk/a_currency_minted_by_doing_science/
Pump & Dump in progress..
Pump & Dump in progress..
hehe, i like this coin .. even shaking P&D
good news
Pump & Dump in progress..
Hello everyone!
Here comes a probably stupid question:
Does the wallet needs to run on the same machine as boinc does?
Boinc runs on a win8.1 system and i would like to run the wallet on a separate ubuntu machine.
Any problems to expect?
Thanks and regards,
djoser.
Here comes a probably stupid question:
Does the wallet needs to run on the same machine as boinc does?
Boinc runs on a win8.1 system and i would like to run the wallet on a separate ubuntu machine.
Any problems to expect?
Thanks and regards,
djoser.
yes. just add the same project you are crunching to boinc on your ubuntu maschine where your wallet is runing and click no new tasks for that project.
Hello everyone!
Here comes a probably stupid question:
Does the wallet needs to run on the same machine as boinc does?
Boinc runs on a win8.1 system and i would like to run the wallet on a separate ubuntu machine.
Any problems to expect?
Thanks and regards,
djoser.
Here comes a probably stupid question:
Does the wallet needs to run on the same machine as boinc does?
Boinc runs on a win8.1 system and i would like to run the wallet on a separate ubuntu machine.
Any problems to expect?
Thanks and regards,
djoser.
Gridcoin dessapear?
I try to research on BOINC, but i can't.
I stopped for 3 months, but when come back, don't exist any project.. :/
I have 4,8k gridcoins, another point is this coin falls..
Sorry my bad english..
I try to research on BOINC, but i can't.
I stopped for 3 months, but when come back, don't exist any project.. :/
I have 4,8k gridcoins, another point is this coin falls..
Sorry my bad english..
No, it is very alive.
1300+ solo researchers (http://www.gridresearchcorp.com/gridcoin/?result&t=CPID_Leaderboard) and an additional 100 on the pool (http://pool.gridcoin.co/)
BOINC is also still running, it has been around since much longer than Gridcoin actually.
What is the problem with BOINC, do you not get any Work Units?
Gridcoin dessapear?
I try to research on BOINC, but i can't.
I stopped for 3 months, but when come back, don't exist any project.. :/
I have 4,8k gridcoins, another point is this coin falls..
Sorry my bad english..
I try to research on BOINC, but i can't.
I stopped for 3 months, but when come back, don't exist any project.. :/
I have 4,8k gridcoins, another point is this coin falls..
Sorry my bad english..
Awesome, I can see the banner on top of Boincstats
We have a nice advertisement banner running on boincstats.com again.
Last time we advertised for a month we jumped from 500 to ~1400 active researchers. I am looking forward to see the number rising so fast again
Last time we advertised for a month we jumped from 500 to ~1400 active researchers. I am looking forward to see the number rising so fast again
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