Topic: ◀ PrimeChain | Verify Prime Numbers | LESS THAN 500 COINS CREATED PER DAY ▶ - page 6. (Read 76749 times)
November 10, 2015, 09:45:00 PM
Sure I will upload a bootstrap shortly
November 08, 2015, 06:39:24 PM
@IGS: Still waiting on an answer about a Linux Qt, that being said I am wanting to try diff options to get my win client working again. Where can I download the chain outside of the client so when I do run the client it's maybe backlogged like 100 blocks instead of 40+ k like it is now or w/e.
Ty.
Ty.
Sure
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9tCHKMNZjyYU0xvZXRkcjd2Zm8
Download, make executable, and give it a try
Is that a download for the chain to use on the win machine as a one last test case ? or a Linux QT. Assuming Linux qt since you said make it executable.
Where might I also be able to download the chain outside of the client like we could with BUCKS and some of the other coins ?
November 08, 2015, 03:54:43 PM
@IGS: Still waiting on an answer about a Linux Qt, that being said I am wanting to try diff options to get my win client working again. Where can I download the chain outside of the client so when I do run the client it's maybe backlogged like 100 blocks instead of 40+ k like it is now or w/e.
Ty.
Ty.
Sure
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9tCHKMNZjyYU0xvZXRkcjd2Zm8
Download, make executable, and give it a try
November 06, 2015, 08:29:10 PM
@IGS: Still waiting on an answer about a Linux Qt, that being said I am wanting to try diff options to get my win client working again. Where can I download the chain outside of the client so when I do run the client it's maybe backlogged like 100 blocks instead of 40+ k like it is now or w/e.
Ty.
Ty.
November 01, 2015, 08:42:06 AM
Its a good time to get some now when the price is low, dont think it will be for so long.
October 28, 2015, 12:42:07 AM
Using large prime numbers as a proof of work is a valid and useful concept.
Still to make a cryptocurrency using a bitcoin styled blockchain around this idea is one with many challenges.
Known challenges:
Other projects unrelated to cryptocurrency have a large head start.
The validation process is cumbersome (just as in the other projects I mentioned)
i.e. see these for examples http://www.mersenne.org
https://primes.utm.edu/primes/
I think it impossible to find & validate 'blocks' on any regularly scheduled basis.
So while bitcoins average block time is ten minutes a cryptocurrency based on this type proof of work would likely have blocks spaced at much longer times.
Finally when considering a project like this I recall at one time RSA used to pay bounties out a long time ago.
They stopped so I believe private and government firms have in their posession hardware & software that is not public domain and vastly superior to public domain resources.
Just a few items to consider.
Still to make a cryptocurrency using a bitcoin styled blockchain around this idea is one with many challenges.
Known challenges:
Other projects unrelated to cryptocurrency have a large head start.
The validation process is cumbersome (just as in the other projects I mentioned)
i.e. see these for examples http://www.mersenne.org
https://primes.utm.edu/primes/
I think it impossible to find & validate 'blocks' on any regularly scheduled basis.
So while bitcoins average block time is ten minutes a cryptocurrency based on this type proof of work would likely have blocks spaced at much longer times.
Finally when considering a project like this I recall at one time RSA used to pay bounties out a long time ago.
They stopped so I believe private and government firms have in their posession hardware & software that is not public domain and vastly superior to public domain resources.
Just a few items to consider.
I was referring to this post. This is the reason Primes simply give bonuses and the actual work is done via staking to maintain the blockchain
October 27, 2015, 10:29:21 PM
Using large prime numbers as a proof of work is a valid and useful concept.
Still to make a cryptocurrency using a bitcoin styled blockchain around this idea is one with many challenges.
Known challenges:
Other projects unrelated to cryptocurrency have a large head start.
The validation process is cumbersome (just as in the other projects I mentioned)
i.e. see these for examples http://www.mersenne.org
https://primes.utm.edu/primes/
I think it impossible to find & validate 'blocks' on any regularly scheduled basis.
So while bitcoins average block time is ten minutes a cryptocurrency based on this type proof of work would likely have blocks spaced at much longer times.
Finally when considering a project like this I recall at one time RSA used to pay bounties out a long time ago.
They stopped so I believe private and government firms have in their posession hardware & software that is not public domain and vastly superior to public domain resources.
Just a few items to consider.
Still to make a cryptocurrency using a bitcoin styled blockchain around this idea is one with many challenges.
Known challenges:
Other projects unrelated to cryptocurrency have a large head start.
The validation process is cumbersome (just as in the other projects I mentioned)
i.e. see these for examples http://www.mersenne.org
https://primes.utm.edu/primes/
I think it impossible to find & validate 'blocks' on any regularly scheduled basis.
So while bitcoins average block time is ten minutes a cryptocurrency based on this type proof of work would likely have blocks spaced at much longer times.
Finally when considering a project like this I recall at one time RSA used to pay bounties out a long time ago.
They stopped so I believe private and government firms have in their posession hardware & software that is not public domain and vastly superior to public domain resources.
Just a few items to consider.
I was referring to this post. This is the reason Primes simply give bonuses and the actual work is done via staking to maintain the blockchain
October 27, 2015, 09:41:35 PM
I am open to using new formulas if they can be 100% accurate
Huh ? October 27, 2015, 05:12:50 PM
I am open to using new formulas if they can be 100% accurate
October 24, 2015, 01:45:20 PM
@IGS, any chance on getting a linux qt version so I can put the wallet on my linux laptop and get back to working with the coin please ?
Ty.
Ty.
October 24, 2015, 01:28:33 PM
Using large prime numbers as a proof of work is a valid and useful concept.
Still to make a cryptocurrency using a bitcoin styled blockchain around this idea is one with many challenges.
Known challenges:
Other projects unrelated to cryptocurrency have a large head start.
The validation process is cumbersome (just as in the other projects I mentioned)
i.e. see these for examples http://www.mersenne.org
https://primes.utm.edu/primes/
I think it impossible to find & validate 'blocks' on any regularly scheduled basis.
So while bitcoins average block time is ten minutes a cryptocurrency based on this type proof of work would likely have blocks spaced at much longer times.
Finally when considering a project like this I recall at one time RSA used to pay bounties out a long time ago.
They stopped so I believe private and government firms have in their posession hardware & software that is not public domain and vastly superior to public domain resources.
Just a few items to consider.
Still to make a cryptocurrency using a bitcoin styled blockchain around this idea is one with many challenges.
Known challenges:
Other projects unrelated to cryptocurrency have a large head start.
The validation process is cumbersome (just as in the other projects I mentioned)
i.e. see these for examples http://www.mersenne.org
https://primes.utm.edu/primes/
I think it impossible to find & validate 'blocks' on any regularly scheduled basis.
So while bitcoins average block time is ten minutes a cryptocurrency based on this type proof of work would likely have blocks spaced at much longer times.
Finally when considering a project like this I recall at one time RSA used to pay bounties out a long time ago.
They stopped so I believe private and government firms have in their posession hardware & software that is not public domain and vastly superior to public domain resources.
Just a few items to consider.
October 24, 2015, 07:59:27 AM
over....... 
October 24, 2015, 12:02:24 AM
so what do I do with all the negativity coins I have?
October 23, 2015, 09:18:52 PM
any new's ??
October 16, 2015, 11:48:11 PM
No it won't
As long as we can get the volume up it shouldn't be. October 16, 2015, 11:10:16 PM
No it won't
October 16, 2015, 11:09:32 PM
Also, @IGS...
Any word on the tweaked wallet you mentioned that might fix my issues or that too much of a PIA ?
Any word on the tweaked wallet you mentioned that might fix my issues or that too much of a PIA ?
October 16, 2015, 11:08:48 PM
Coins gonna be de-listed at TREX ;-/
October 13, 2015, 12:52:41 PM
I think NEGNEW there is the same chain, not sure though
October 13, 2015, 01:01:19 AM
Hello Dev.
I have a bunch of NEG in CoinGather and never swaped them. Is it possible to do it yet?
I have a bunch of NEG in CoinGather and never swaped them. Is it possible to do it yet?
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