Here is an alternate ritual site (p2pool) for worshiping the Great Old One:
http://192.241.200.142:3333/static/
I've set the fee at 1%, I don't imagine ever increasing that. This is all for a fun coin and a great learning experience.
Here is the link to the pre-compiled quark cpuminers for Windows. Should be same link that thcst8 posted previously:
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxKqW4aMUczmaTVfWjZEdnpqLVk/edit?usp=sharing
Be careful, there was malware floating around not long ago as a quark cpuminer, scan whatever you download.
For unix I found the "uncle bob" cpuminer performs quite well:
https://github.com/uncle-bob/quarkcoin-cpuminer
Installing the latest GMP library could also make a difference in performance.
Command to start mining with this pool:
minerd.exe -a quark -o http://192.241.200.142:3333 --userpass=YourWalletAddress:AnyPassword
Make sure "YourWalletAddress" is part of the command otherwise you're donating everything to the pool.
Topic: Offerings to Cthulhu - 1.4 is Here! Now accepted at Coinworks.info - page 32. (Read 101049 times)
September 20, 2013, 08:17:16 PM
September 19, 2013, 04:24:47 PM
And his command I shall obey.. TY
September 19, 2013, 04:05:05 PM
Is there anymore info on the SciFi coin exchange mentioned earlier in this thread?
Cthulhu commands you to view this link:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3159965
September 19, 2013, 02:55:07 PM
Is there anymore info on the SciFi coin exchange mentioned earlier in this thread?
September 19, 2013, 01:30:38 PM
The ritual is progressing well, special blocks are bestowed upon us by the Great Old One himself!
September 18, 2013, 09:01:49 PM
Thank you for your concern. The pchMessageStart bits were absolutely changed in Offerings; you may diff main.cpp against the Quark main.cpp to see the changes. This is different from the Public Key which determines the first bit of the address. Many coins have the same public key bit.
This address which gets random deposits is an oversight I'm unaware of, interesting to say the least. While Quark and Offerings share the same Public Key first bit, it would technically be possible to import the privkey of a QRK address in to Offerings and vice-versa--this however doesn't mix the coins or block-chains. (You can do this now with BTC and DVC for example, have one address for both coins due to them both starting with Pub Key 1)
For now, this .0001 you speak of may be going to that address, but its an OFF address that's simply the same as the QRK address and since no one holds the privkey directly for it, they are just sitting there waiting for the possibility that someone gets that address randomly--would be a wonderful thing for some offerings participant to find!
This address which gets random deposits is an oversight I'm unaware of, interesting to say the least. While Quark and Offerings share the same Public Key first bit, it would technically be possible to import the privkey of a QRK address in to Offerings and vice-versa--this however doesn't mix the coins or block-chains. (You can do this now with BTC and DVC for example, have one address for both coins due to them both starting with Pub Key 1)
For now, this .0001 you speak of may be going to that address, but its an OFF address that's simply the same as the QRK address and since no one holds the privkey directly for it, they are just sitting there waiting for the possibility that someone gets that address randomly--would be a wonderful thing for some offerings participant to find!
Does this mean a Cthulu coin can go in a Quark coin wallet?
No.
The same address can be used on both chains, but the chains will have completely different transactions that neither chain knows or cares about.
A poor analogy would be your name on bank accounts at two different banks. Both balances belong to you and the accounts have your name on them, but transactions in one account have nothing to do with the other account.
A transaction involves much more then just the public/private keys. The complete chain of inputs to outputs has to be intact or the transaction will be rejected by the network. There is no sharing of input/outputs between chains, as neither network can communicate (The reason for message prefix codes and different P2P ports). Even if two clients from different chains communicated, they would have completely different chains of inputs/outputs.
I use the address 1CRypTosugXcXQNjp16Cra83c3M24vVW9Y for a few coins that use address version 1, but it is just an address on the network. The coin chains have no knowledge of the transactions associated with the address on other chains.
September 18, 2013, 07:42:56 PM
Thank you for your concern. The pchMessageStart bits were absolutely changed in Offerings; you may diff main.cpp against the Quark main.cpp to see the changes. This is different from the Public Key which determines the first bit of the address. Many coins have the same public key bit.
This address which gets random deposits is an oversight I'm unaware of, interesting to say the least. While Quark and Offerings share the same Public Key first bit, it would technically be possible to import the privkey of a QRK address in to Offerings and vice-versa--this however doesn't mix the coins or block-chains. (You can do this now with BTC and DVC for example, have one address for both coins due to them both starting with Pub Key 1)
For now, this .0001 you speak of may be going to that address, but its an OFF address that's simply the same as the QRK address and since no one holds the privkey directly for it, they are just sitting there waiting for the possibility that someone gets that address randomly--would be a wonderful thing for some offerings participant to find!
This address which gets random deposits is an oversight I'm unaware of, interesting to say the least. While Quark and Offerings share the same Public Key first bit, it would technically be possible to import the privkey of a QRK address in to Offerings and vice-versa--this however doesn't mix the coins or block-chains. (You can do this now with BTC and DVC for example, have one address for both coins due to them both starting with Pub Key 1)
For now, this .0001 you speak of may be going to that address, but its an OFF address that's simply the same as the QRK address and since no one holds the privkey directly for it, they are just sitting there waiting for the possibility that someone gets that address randomly--would be a wonderful thing for some offerings participant to find!
Does this mean a Cthulu coin can go in a Quark coin wallet?
September 18, 2013, 06:38:59 PM
Thank you for your concern. The pchMessageStart bits were absolutely changed in Offerings; you may diff main.cpp against the Quark main.cpp to see the changes. This is different from the Public Key which determines the first bit of the address. Many coins have the same public key bit.
This address which gets random deposits is an oversight I'm unaware of, interesting to say the least. While Quark and Offerings share the same Public Key first bit, it would technically be possible to import the privkey of a QRK address in to Offerings and vice-versa--this however doesn't mix the coins or block-chains. (You can do this now with BTC and DVC for example, have one address for both coins due to them both starting with Pub Key 1)
For now, this .0001 you speak of may be going to that address, but its an OFF address that's simply the same as the QRK address and since no one holds the privkey directly for it, they are just sitting there waiting for the possibility that someone gets that address randomly--would be a wonderful thing for some offerings participant to find!
This address which gets random deposits is an oversight I'm unaware of, interesting to say the least. While Quark and Offerings share the same Public Key first bit, it would technically be possible to import the privkey of a QRK address in to Offerings and vice-versa--this however doesn't mix the coins or block-chains. (You can do this now with BTC and DVC for example, have one address for both coins due to them both starting with Pub Key 1)
For now, this .0001 you speak of may be going to that address, but its an OFF address that's simply the same as the QRK address and since no one holds the privkey directly for it, they are just sitting there waiting for the possibility that someone gets that address randomly--would be a wonderful thing for some offerings participant to find!
September 18, 2013, 06:17:10 PM
So I set up a p2pool for Offerings, the first pool I've ever set up. I am using the p2pool mod for quark by Neisklar (https://github.com/Neisklar/p2pool-quarkcoin). This is a learning experience for me by the way, I am very new to this. I've run across some odd things.
There is an address getting deposits that's not mine. It gets about 0.00001 every so often. I validated the address below:
Offeringd validateaddress Qe91rA2W8fQ3b19cknuVuxVhxgqdbkvL4m
{
"isvalid" : true,
"address" : "Qe91rA2W8fQ3b19cknuVuxVhxgqdbkvL4m",
"ismine" : false
}
I searched for this key and come up with this bitcointalk post:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3040492
That looks to be Niesklar's address. I understand Offerings is a Quark clone but my question is how is it that I can validate a Quark address with Offeringd? I just dawned on me too that all of these Offering address hashes start with "Q". So does this mean that the pubkey variable wasn't changed and that offerings sent to quark addresses go into the ether? Shouldn't it have it's own pub key prefix?
Also the getnewpubkey variable doesn't work for Offeringd.
Offeringd getnewpubkey
error: {"code":-32601,"message":"Method not found"}
Maybe this is a complicated first go at a running a pool.
There is an address getting deposits that's not mine. It gets about 0.00001 every so often. I validated the address below:
Offeringd validateaddress Qe91rA2W8fQ3b19cknuVuxVhxgqdbkvL4m
{
"isvalid" : true,
"address" : "Qe91rA2W8fQ3b19cknuVuxVhxgqdbkvL4m",
"ismine" : false
}
I searched for this key and come up with this bitcointalk post:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3040492
That looks to be Niesklar's address. I understand Offerings is a Quark clone but my question is how is it that I can validate a Quark address with Offeringd? I just dawned on me too that all of these Offering address hashes start with "Q". So does this mean that the pubkey variable wasn't changed and that offerings sent to quark addresses go into the ether? Shouldn't it have it's own pub key prefix?
Also the getnewpubkey variable doesn't work for Offeringd.
Offeringd getnewpubkey
error: {"code":-32601,"message":"Method not found"}
Maybe this is a complicated first go at a running a pool.
September 17, 2013, 03:20:14 PM
This is pretty cool.
September 17, 2013, 12:44:33 PM
Has mined some. Good coin.
but only several guys are mining it.
Hope it can be listed on cryptsy.
Is there any plan for the trading platform
but only several guys are mining it.
Hope it can be listed on cryptsy.
Is there any plan for the trading platform
The Great Old One smiles upon your inquiry.
Yes, Offerings will be traded on the Sci-Fi coin exchange coming in a couple weeks. It may not be there upon launch, but there are most certainly plans in the works for it. Other exchanges are welcome also should they want to include and show their praise unto Cthulhu.
September 17, 2013, 12:19:26 PM
p2pool is ready for testing 
http://www.japool.com:20002/static/
1. download a quark miner. https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxKqW4aMUczmaTVfWjZEdnpqLVk/edit?usp=sharing
2. Use the settings below
Change this "-t 8" to the number of cores you have. If you have 4 cores change it to "-t 4"
Donations: QcLwXdnFBRt4k5JYy4vTwymiR5gZ8ZpjZF
http://www.japool.com:20002/static/
1. download a quark miner. https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxKqW4aMUczmaTVfWjZEdnpqLVk/edit?usp=sharing
2. Use the settings below
Code:
minerd64_sse4.exe -a quark -t 8 -o http://www.japool.com:20002 --userpass=YourWalletAddress:AnyPassword
Donations: QcLwXdnFBRt4k5JYy4vTwymiR5gZ8ZpjZF
Sitting at 30 mh/s don't make Cthulhu angry
September 17, 2013, 06:57:59 AM
QWSaNQibbUTwcwaoavyqvEJnoV3bqqaDXq
September 17, 2013, 04:16:01 AM
Has mined some. Good coin.
but only several guys are mining it.
Hope it can be listed on cryptsy.
Is there any plan for the trading platform
but only several guys are mining it.
Hope it can be listed on cryptsy.
Is there any plan for the trading platform
September 16, 2013, 12:03:51 PM
Praise be unto The Great Old Ones!
QZRM6uns2udixa4tLrnKd416KS1t1HNsbJ
QZRM6uns2udixa4tLrnKd416KS1t1HNsbJ
September 16, 2013, 06:18:45 AM
QQHFYwWdzG1rzWMmziW8wC91bfs8iMUXvn
September 15, 2013, 08:54:54 PM
Nice coin,
Qb8AtVzscczvng2mAonNmYuG98b3G17PV7
Thanks
Qb8AtVzscczvng2mAonNmYuG98b3G17PV7
Thanks
September 15, 2013, 07:22:55 PM
^ 
September 15, 2013, 06:37:27 PM
Oh great Cthulhu, your humble servant offers you a spot in the humble CCEIII block explorer test.
This offering may be used by your followers at:
off.cryptocoinexplorer.com
Any offerings you wish to bestow upon this humble servant can be sent to: QdBnrd4ik4VFctvuYMknqsq4GcnGtTy1m4
Added: Followers may also use the explorers' IP as an addnode:
addnode=84.200.84.93
This offering may be used by your followers at:
off.cryptocoinexplorer.com
Any offerings you wish to bestow upon this humble servant can be sent to: QdBnrd4ik4VFctvuYMknqsq4GcnGtTy1m4
Added: Followers may also use the explorers' IP as an addnode:
addnode=84.200.84.93
September 15, 2013, 03:20:39 PM
I seem to trouble downloading the wallet , could someone upload it to something like rs or something.
https://mega.co.nz/#!GJdSFaJK!St2j1HS1tYPxNSORFPFVlRG7FUAn30iK6DeGe1B3ERQ
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