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Quote from: Coinage.org on February 09, 2018, 08:57:52 AM

It works, just needs optimization. Wallet just doesn't display speed.

Currently it has a placeholder of sha2 in it, but the design allows us to update it on the fly. So no issues there, we will insert any algorithm we prefer, or several or rotation when we get done. We also need to complete a couple of pieces that will be needed for public use like further progression of data so this is just for testing purposes people.

So who wants some free coins for a test transaction!? Grin

I do!

On a side note, the block rewards seem to be working as intended but are we mining our own chain on our wallets?

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It works, just needs optimization. Wallet just doesn't display speed.

Currently it has a placeholder of sha2 in it, but the design allows us to update it on the fly. So no issues there, we will insert any algorithm we prefer, or several or rotation when we get done. We also need to complete a couple of pieces that will be needed for public use like further progression of data so this is just for testing purposes people.

So who wants some free coins for a test transaction!? Grin

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When will we be able to start mining?

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Quote from: MiojoCoin on February 09, 2018, 12:02:43 AM

What transaction speed do you intend to achieve?
600s block interval means transactions will generally take minutes to complete, right?

10 minutes to get a confirmation. There are also several... considerations we added to account for if users want to add secondary layers of security. The intent is to allow users to be able to have instant transactions on their platform without worrying about double spends. But that will have to wait on testing to ensure it works as intended.

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Quote from: MiojoCoin on February 09, 2018, 12:02:43 AM

What transaction speed do you intend to achieve?
600s block interval means transactions will generally take minutes to complete, right?

Coinage, actually looks promising, hoping Dev pulls this off.

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What transaction speed do you intend to achieve?
600s block interval means transactions will generally take minutes to complete, right?

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Excellent, anyone got any bugs, there is no way we got all the potential bugs. Please test poke and prod

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Other than that the wallet looks great and intuitive!

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To show speed it needs to count every hash it tries, we didn't bother reimplementing the speed counter as we're not aiming at the miner efficiency yet. It's also only mining with one thread, even if you set it higher. Those are changes for beta or even production.

The duplicate is just a bug. We'll take care of it.

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Quote from: kamiyama on February 07, 2018, 08:41:58 PM

What's the difference between these two?

Was also wondering about this, because I noticed I have the same thing occur

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I'll check into the miner showing 0 tomorrow. The plan for the UI will be to make it all editable by the user via css so while we wont be changing it now we likely will later through settings.

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Wow it's actually pretty awesome to see how easy and intuitive the miner is good job on that!

However, I think their might be a glitch, because my speed is 0.0 h/s ?

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Some feedback I'd like to give as I open it for the first time!

Firstly, of course it's in Alpha and not a big priority, but you guys should shift the left ribbon to the top or bottom for easier readability.

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What's the difference between these two?

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Quote from: kamiyama on February 07, 2018, 06:09:09 PM

Transactions

Blocks

06:48:14=local time

21:48:14=UTC?

Yes, its to help protect against timejacking.

Quote from: Coinage.org on February 06, 2018, 01:01:47 AM

To avoid timejacking each node uses their local utc timestamp as the network time.

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Transactions

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06:48:14=local time

21:48:14=UTC?

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No feedback received yet, but updating OP now to include some of the updates and important info.

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Sent a PM, anyone else want a copy to test alpha release of Coinage? This will also have functional mining so you can see what is needed to mine on your PC....which is basically nothing. The miner begins mining with 1 click.
This is an excellent example of how crypto currencies should be written to fix scaling and block size issues.
We would strongly prefer a more knowledgeable and technical review of the alpha wallet. Thanks for your help in advance!

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Quote from: Coinage.org on February 06, 2018, 11:56:59 AM

Ok, got an alpha wallet ready if anyone is interested in taking a look...

Hey, I'm interested!

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Ok, got an alpha wallet ready if anyone is interested in taking a look...

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