I like the direction the coin is moving with the reduced block subsidy from 50 to 10 - reducing the inflation should really help firm up the coin's position.
Also, I was wondering if merged-mining had been considered? That would make it possible to reduce the subsidy/inflation even further.
Topic: [OLD][CSC]CasinoCoin ♠ A Digital Currency For The Regulated Online Gaming Sector - page 175. (Read 343080 times)
July 29, 2014, 03:16:29 PM
July 29, 2014, 09:40:34 AM
@GoldSeal and @casinocoin have you had the time to check out the VirtualBox image i created for crosscompiling casinocoin? Is it working for you?
I haven't had a chance yet. Work has been crazy for the past week. ;|
July 29, 2014, 05:21:36 AM
I see that seed3.casinocoin.org is currently not mapped, you can map it to 162.242.217.120 which is the MegaMineros pool that will always be online, at least it will not be taken offline without previous notice 
I also now have the CasinocoinJ client synchronizing upto the digishield kick-in so i got the difficulty issues solved and implemented the KGW code. Currently porting the DigiShield C code over to Java. Then i will create a CasinocoinJ GA release and rebuild the Android wallet and create a v1.0 GA release for that, ... should be by the end of this week. Next step will be a tutorial on how to integrate a payment request with the Android wallet from an other application.
I also now have the CasinocoinJ client synchronizing upto the digishield kick-in so i got the difficulty issues solved and implemented the KGW code. Currently porting the DigiShield C code over to Java. Then i will create a CasinocoinJ GA release and rebuild the Android wallet and create a v1.0 GA release for that, ... should be by the end of this week. Next step will be a tutorial on how to integrate a payment request with the Android wallet from an other application.
July 29, 2014, 02:35:33 AM
@GoldSeal and @casinocoin have you had the time to check out the VirtualBox image i created for crosscompiling casinocoin? Is it working for you?
July 28, 2014, 11:50:44 PM
For CasinoCoin miners, it is now possible to merge mine CasinoCoin with LottoShares - more details:
(Merged Pool)
http://merged.xram.co/
http://forum.lottoshares.org/topic/14/merged-xram-co-first-mining-pool-alpha
(LottoShares)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/lottoshares-dice-0-edge-80lts-airdrop-to-all-doge-owners-694341
(Merged Pool)
http://merged.xram.co/
http://forum.lottoshares.org/topic/14/merged-xram-co-first-mining-pool-alpha
(LottoShares)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/lottoshares-dice-0-edge-80lts-airdrop-to-all-doge-owners-694341
July 28, 2014, 06:52:17 PM
Any way i can help to promote CSC let me know i'll be happy to help...
July 28, 2014, 06:48:41 AM
if you want any specific graphics for casinocoin.org or anything else let me know, i can spend my free time making logos, pictures, 3d images etc... just need ideas
July 28, 2014, 03:22:24 AM
Anyone have any experience with Javacards? I'm talking to a couple manufacturers in china to get some samples to develop ewallets for bitcoin, casinocoin, etc. Evidently, there is some useful code opensourced from btcchip
I have not actually worked with Javacards but looking at the specs and sdk it should not be that difficult. I think it is best to focus on NFC solutions, Mifare DESfire development kits are not that expensive. We could create cards, keychains, tokens that function as standalone wallets or communicate with smartphones that have nfc as well. Have you already worked out some ideas/designs for a POS? July 28, 2014, 12:15:26 AM
Anyone have any experience with Javacards? I'm talking to a couple manufacturers in china to get some samples to develop ewallets for bitcoin, casinocoin, etc. Evidently, there is some useful code opensourced from btcchip
July 27, 2014, 06:12:37 PM
anyone had trouble sending csc from cryptsy to wallet, i sent a bunch and they have not arrived, i tested by then sending 1 csc from wallet to cryptsy and that works fine but the one 500 or so have not arrived, this is more of a warning, test b4 sending, can anyone resolve this for me, they normally arrive within a minute, thanks
whats your client version?
July 27, 2014, 11:16:58 AM
anyone had trouble sending csc from cryptsy to wallet, i sent a bunch and they have not arrived, i tested by then sending 1 csc from wallet to cryptsy and that works fine but the one 500 or so have not arrived, this is more of a warning, test b4 sending, can anyone resolve this for me, they normally arrive within a minute, thanks
July 27, 2014, 01:16:18 AM
casino.poolsofhonor.com
this pool is pretty good, needs a few more miners, pretty much solo mining right now
36MH Solo Mining thats some power ya got there!this pool is pretty good, needs a few more miners, pretty much solo mining right now
I have more.. but just cant seem to shake the Doge...
July 26, 2014, 10:59:27 PM
casino.poolsofhonor.com
this pool is pretty good, needs a few more miners, pretty much solo mining right now
this pool is pretty good, needs a few more miners, pretty much solo mining right now
July 24, 2014, 11:54:44 PM
Perfect thanks ajo keep up the great work!
Looking at the cryptsy market for CSC, someone with a small but big amount of btc ~1-2 Could easily push this market very high. Then comes the autosells
The amount of pageviews etc are going up for casinocoin.org and the forums in the past few weeks now averaging around 30-60 per day
As a community we should make an effort to post on the forums to especially for persons who are new and looking to get involved but don't use btctalk
Looking at the cryptsy market for CSC, someone with a small but big amount of btc ~1-2 Could easily push this market very high. Then comes the autosells
The amount of pageviews etc are going up for casinocoin.org and the forums in the past few weeks now averaging around 30-60 per day
As a community we should make an effort to post on the forums to especially for persons who are new and looking to get involved but don't use btctalk
Check out the hashrate since the release July 18:
http://www.coinwarz.com/network-hashrate-charts/casinocoin-network-hashrate-chart
if everyone on here tries to make noise about the coin then we may see a promising result perhaps if we were to all start emailing and contacting online casinos??
I think we need to create an info site specifically targeting online casino operators where we can present them with information on funding options, integration, etc
These are the options available on pokerstars for example:
http://www.pokerstars.com/poker/real-money/
Obviously we would want to compare casinocoin to these services with regard to security, fees, transfer time, reversibility, etc etc
July 24, 2014, 07:04:49 PM
noticed today that coinmarketcap.com is linking to the old website not casinocoin.org 
July 24, 2014, 05:27:04 PM
Perfect thanks ajo keep up the great work!
Looking at the cryptsy market for CSC, someone with a small but big amount of btc ~1-2 Could easily push this market very high. Then comes the autosells
The amount of pageviews etc are going up for casinocoin.org and the forums in the past few weeks now averaging around 30-60 per day
As a community we should make an effort to post on the forums to especially for persons who are new and looking to get involved but don't use btctalk
Looking at the cryptsy market for CSC, someone with a small but big amount of btc ~1-2 Could easily push this market very high. Then comes the autosells
The amount of pageviews etc are going up for casinocoin.org and the forums in the past few weeks now averaging around 30-60 per day
As a community we should make an effort to post on the forums to especially for persons who are new and looking to get involved but don't use btctalk
Check out the hashrate since the release July 18:
http://www.coinwarz.com/network-hashrate-charts/casinocoin-network-hashrate-chart
if everyone on here tries to make noise about the coin then we may see a promising result perhaps if we were to all start emailing and contacting online casinos??
July 24, 2014, 05:21:21 PM
Perfect thanks ajo keep up the great work!
Looking at the cryptsy market for CSC, someone with a small but big amount of btc ~1-2 Could easily push this market very high. Then comes the autosells
The amount of pageviews etc are going up for casinocoin.org and the forums in the past few weeks now averaging around 30-60 per day
As a community we should make an effort to post on the forums to especially for persons who are new and looking to get involved but don't use btctalk
Looking at the cryptsy market for CSC, someone with a small but big amount of btc ~1-2 Could easily push this market very high. Then comes the autosells
The amount of pageviews etc are going up for casinocoin.org and the forums in the past few weeks now averaging around 30-60 per day
As a community we should make an effort to post on the forums to especially for persons who are new and looking to get involved but don't use btctalk
Check out the hashrate since the release July 18:
http://www.coinwarz.com/network-hashrate-charts/casinocoin-network-hashrate-chart
July 24, 2014, 11:22:29 AM
Just finished uploading the VirtualBox image for compiling the windows and linux clients, you can find it at: https://mega.co.nz/#!4UsTVYjL!c6MzeY4otu90NxFYK9SDvypueUrTkpH6gTJtWdQ2CE4
Username/Pass to login is: ubuntu/ubuntu
It is compressed with 7Zip. In the home directory is a README file on how to proceed. Basically it comes down to git clone the sources, set the source location and run buildCSC.sh. After a few cups of coffee you find the daemon and Qt clients for windows and linux in csc-dist directory. Let me know if it works for you.
As always enjoy!
Username/Pass to login is: ubuntu/ubuntu
It is compressed with 7Zip. In the home directory is a README file on how to proceed. Basically it comes down to git clone the sources, set the source location and run buildCSC.sh. After a few cups of coffee you find the daemon and Qt clients for windows and linux in csc-dist directory. Let me know if it works for you.
As always enjoy!
July 24, 2014, 12:54:07 AM
AJChems,
Have you done any work with Javacards before? On the ATM side, we were looking at these as a possible way to develop a POS system whereby the private key would be stored on the IC and a JVM would be run on the card to sign transactions from the pos terminal. This would mean that a private key would not be passed to the terminal to facilitate a transaction.
Ideally, I'm thinking of implementing something like this to eliminate the bullshit paper receipts with QR private codes that people struggle with and instead replace it with a familiar credit card style system. What are your thoughts?
Have you done any work with Javacards before? On the ATM side, we were looking at these as a possible way to develop a POS system whereby the private key would be stored on the IC and a JVM would be run on the card to sign transactions from the pos terminal. This would mean that a private key would not be passed to the terminal to facilitate a transaction.
Ideally, I'm thinking of implementing something like this to eliminate the bullshit paper receipts with QR private codes that people struggle with and instead replace it with a familiar credit card style system. What are your thoughts?
July 24, 2014, 12:18:13 AM
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