Gulden bringing CPU mining back with SIGMA - page 2.

Gouranga

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Quote from: SuperOrca on November 17, 2019, 11:14:35 AM

Quote from: Tsegicalicol on November 17, 2019, 07:57:35 AM

Besides development I admire Malcolm and Willem for the type of characters they are. I read a couple of wealthier coins in the top 100 tried to recruit Malcolm in the past and he would of been a lot richer today if he went to develop for them. I am impressed they stick it out with Rijk who isn't rich and a community that does not have deep pockets.

I have seen more money at a colonias community gathering then the entire Gulden community.

I like this coin because it has room to grow. Only 3 exchanges and not many know about it. No marketing, not seen any Gulden leaders at conferences I watch, feels like Dash when it was still Dark coin where the developers don't show themselves in public places.

BraveNewWorldz

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Waiting for Gulden to go to $0.005000 on coinmarketcap before I step in with large amounts of fiat to btc , btc to NLG.

BTC will go down to about 6-7k and I don't see Gulden moving above 100 sat.

SuperOrca

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Quote from: Tsegicalicol on November 17, 2019, 07:57:35 AM

Besides development I admire Malcolm and Willem for the type of characters they are. I read a couple of wealthier coins in the top 100 tried to recruit Malcolm in the past and he would of been a lot richer today if he went to develop for them. I am impressed they stick it out with Rijk who isn't rich and a community that does not have deep pockets.

I have seen more money at a colonias community gathering then the entire Gulden community.

Tsegicalicol

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Besides development I admire Malcolm and Willem for the type of characters they are. I read a couple of wealthier coins in the top 100 tried to recruit Malcolm in the past and he would of been a lot richer today if he went to develop for them. I am impressed they stick it out with Rijk who isn't rich and a community that does not have deep pockets.

flappie

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Quote from: Gouranga on November 15, 2019, 07:19:05 AM

Can smart contracts be created on this blockchain?

No, not in the same way as ETH or other smart contract platform. Gulden has the same functionality as Bitcoin for this purpose.

Gouranga

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Can smart contracts be created on this blockchain?

UfourAI

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I will stay mining this coin because they have some development going and it's profitable for me. A warning to poorer miners who need to sell, at these low sat prices you will need about 600 coins to sell on bittrex as they have a minimum trade limit. I plan to hold because the roaring 20s are coming and cryptos are going to pump hard.

BraveNewWorldz

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I setup a Link between my S10 and desktop wallet last night. Found the below article from one of the other articles posted earlier on this announcement.

Why the fuck doesn't this get more press? It's a brilliant feature!!

https://medium.com/@aat.de.kwaasteniet/gulden-mobile-wallet-linking-to-desktop-wallet-eff117eb208f

Tsegicalicol

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SuperOrca why don't you stick to coins that have all the money behind them instead of bringing down people who want something different from crypto.

SuperOrca

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The people that invest in this coin are generally the same people you will find are slightly above those in the US on food stamps. This is why CPU mining was required as some people can't afford graphics cards on the welfare system. With all the nodes they have with such a low marketcap on CMC, you know you not dealing with wall street bankers here.

A good Litmus test... place a .5 btc buy order at 92 satoshi and watch these savages dump for a .2% btc profit. I tested this in the past and I am sure it hasn't changed.

UfourAI

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Quote from: UfourAI on November 13, 2019, 10:15:39 AM

I am mining with 11.4 mh/s in total according to the wallet stats, mined 2 blocks the first 24hrs. I will see how the next 24hrs go.

Also quite surprised this coin does not have any institutional investors or business partners with the innovation in place?

3 blocks in 16 hrs atm.

UfourAI

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I am mining with 11.4 mh/s in total according to the wallet stats, mined 2 blocks the first 24hrs. I will see how the next 24hrs go.

Also quite surprised this coin does not have any institutional investors or business partners with the innovation in place?

flappie

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Quote from: ShopemNL on November 13, 2019, 08:00:31 AM

Nice profits, not;

https://www.dactual.com/miningcalculator.php

2000khs (2mh/s) is what a regular laptop with i7 will do, mining at loss?

2Mh/s gives about 1 block per day. That's €0,35. if your laptop consumes about 50 watt (in mining condition i mean), it uses 1,2kWh per day and cost you about €0,30 (In the Netherlands). So it's no mining at loss but with a small profit of €0,05/day Wink

The mining calculator is a little bit conservative.

ShopemNL

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Nice profits, not;

https://www.dactual.com/miningcalculator.php

2000khs (2mh/s) is what a regular laptop with i7 will do, mining at loss?

BraveNewWorldz

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Quote from: flappie on November 12, 2019, 12:12:10 PM

Quote from: BraveNewWorldz on November 12, 2019, 07:20:37 AM

Quote from: flappie on November 12, 2019, 06:45:37 AM

https://www.dactual.com/nodemaps.php
Because of CPU solomining and witness Gulden has more nodes than TRON, Dogecoin, NEM, Bitcoin SV, XRP, Digibyte and so on
Here the list https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tTq6tJRXywBWZ1r41DkcIEKqDLhCVKvGYv3q1uBcj08/edit?usp=sharing

This coin can really use better exchanges, this is holding the price down. Community and devs should get some funding together for listings. Otherwise it looks like Gulden is a solid choice for investment, can't fault this project in other ways.

I don't necessarily agree with you. Gulden has invested in the best possible link between Gulden and the Euro via Nocks.com. That's why you can easily buy Gulden in the wallet with Euro and also sell Gulden for Euro. You can transfer money from the Gulden wallet to any IBAN bank account. This is the link that matters if you want to become a generally accepted payment system as Gulden wants to be.
Presence on multiple (crypto)exchanges, like we are now on Bittrex, will indeed have an attracting effect on people who trade between cryptocurrencies. So this is for whom the price is the only thing that matters. But that's not the target group. We want to reach the ordinary man who is going to make his daily purchases with Gulden. In fact, to be listed on Binance, for example, costs about 100,000 euros. That kind of listings(fees) isn't where we are waiting for.

Gulden is different in all area's Cheesy

Fair play to the community of this coin, majority of the coins/assets is based on greed and people will do anything to make themselves look the best "fake it until you make it". That being said Binance is pushing the boundaries when it comes to the crypto financial services it offers. The 100,000 Euros will be offset by the marketcap of the coin which will go up 3 to 4 times the current value and this would bring more awareness to this project. A high price beats any marketing to attract new people.

I will buy some coins because the upside potential is the best I have seen if the normal avenues of creating awareness is eventually sort after by the community.

Tsegicalicol

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Quote from: xxcsu on November 12, 2019, 11:08:14 PM

just for fun a tried this wallet/miner on two of my "better" cpu for 6 hours , but for some reason i did not received any rewards

there is no place to see your mining process/hashrate nowhere on the internet, only i was able to see on my wallet , but the hard works rewards never arrived

i7-5960X average hashrate was: 5.6MH/s ,used 8 threads and 4096MB mem under mining settings
i9-7980XE average hashrate was 13,2MH/s , used 28 Thread and 4096 mem under mining settings

So what i was doing wrong ?

CPU usage was on 95-100% all the time in both case . But no rewards at all ?

Did i just mined for any of the dev for free ? used my electricity as a donation ?

How long is take to see any rewards ? If we can get at all

Their is only +- 580 blocks a day and you up against a lot of other miners. You would need your systems going for at least 24 hrs.

Total hash rate you can find over here.

https://www.dactual.com/network.php

It's showing 1203.08 Mh/s atm / by your total hash 13.2 + 5.6 = A block every 64 blocks on average.

I would run it for 48 hrs and see what you get.

xxcsu

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just for fun a tried this wallet/miner on two of my "better" cpu for 6 hours , but for some reason i did not received any rewards

there is no place to see your mining process/hashrate nowhere on the internet, only i was able to see on my wallet , but the hard works rewards never arrived

i7-5960X average hashrate was: 5.6MH/s ,used 8 threads and 4096MB mem under mining settings
i9-7980XE average hashrate was 13,2MH/s , used 28 Thread and 4096 mem under mining settings

So what i was doing wrong ?

CPU usage was on 95-100% all the time in both case . But no rewards at all ?

Did i just mined for any of the dev for free ? used my electricity as a donation ?

How long is take to see any rewards ? If we can get at all

flappie

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Quote from: BraveNewWorldz on November 12, 2019, 07:20:37 AM

Quote from: flappie on November 12, 2019, 06:45:37 AM

https://www.dactual.com/nodemaps.php
Because of CPU solomining and witness Gulden has more nodes than TRON, Dogecoin, NEM, Bitcoin SV, XRP, Digibyte and so on
Here the list https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tTq6tJRXywBWZ1r41DkcIEKqDLhCVKvGYv3q1uBcj08/edit?usp=sharing

This coin can really use better exchanges, this is holding the price down. Community and devs should get some funding together for listings. Otherwise it looks like Gulden is a solid choice for investment, can't fault this project in other ways.

I don't necessarily agree with you. Gulden has invested in the best possible link between Gulden and the Euro via Nocks.com. That's why you can easily buy Gulden in the wallet with Euro and also sell Gulden for Euro. You can transfer money from the Gulden wallet to any IBAN bank account. This is the link that matters if you want to become a generally accepted payment system as Gulden wants to be.
Presence on multiple (crypto)exchanges, like we are now on Bittrex, will indeed have an attracting effect on people who trade between cryptocurrencies. So this is for whom the price is the only thing that matters. But that's not the target group. We want to reach the ordinary man who is going to make his daily purchases with Gulden. In fact, to be listed on Binance, for example, costs about 100,000 euros. That kind of listings(fees) isn't where we are waiting for.

Gulden is different in all area's Cheesy

BraveNewWorldz

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Quote from: flappie on November 12, 2019, 06:45:37 AM

https://www.dactual.com/nodemaps.php
Because of CPU solomining and witness Gulden has more nodes than TRON, Dogecoin, NEM, Bitcoin SV, XRP, Digibyte and so on
Here the list https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tTq6tJRXywBWZ1r41DkcIEKqDLhCVKvGYv3q1uBcj08/edit?usp=sharing

This coin can really use better exchanges, this is holding the price down. Community and devs should get some funding together for listings. Otherwise it looks like Gulden is a solid choice for investment, can't fault this project in other ways.

flappie

member

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Merit: 11

https://www.dactual.com/nodemaps.php
Because of CPU solomining and witness Gulden has more nodes than TRON, Dogecoin, NEM, Bitcoin SV, XRP, Digibyte and so on
Here the list https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tTq6tJRXywBWZ1r41DkcIEKqDLhCVKvGYv3q1uBcj08/edit?usp=sharing

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