Topic: Sucre (SUCR) X11 based cryptocurrency POW, Masternode, Private and Instant Send - page 33. (Read 40806 times)

Yes, GPU will work.

can I mine it via my GPU? Or only asic?

IMPORTANT STATEMENT FROM MPOS-POOLS

We have technical issues. All coins are safe, but database was lost.
All mpos-pools users have to send in pm their wallet address
and expexted amount of coins on the pool.

We will collect this information during 72 hours.
After that we will not accept new addresses.

All payments will be proceed in 72 hours

SUCR is still in the initial stage of the project, and it doesn't seem to be the right time to get involved. Let's join the watch list first and study again.

The English Press Release distribution is started, already showing in some ABC, NBC and FOX channels.

Everyone in the community should send a copy of the Press Kit(digitally or in person) to his or her local newspaper.

A copy of the English and Spanish press release version is also included in there: http://sucremoneda.net/PressKit.zip

Some news link:
http://www.tucsonnewsnow.com/story/37069327/sucre-moneda-announces-launch-of-new-cryptocurrency-intended-for-latin-america
http://www.newschannel6now.com/story/37069327/sucre-moneda-announces-launch-of-new-cryptocurrency-intended-for-latin-america
http://www.fox34.com/story/37069327/sucre-moneda-announces-launch-of-new-cryptocurrency-intended-for-latin-america
http://www.abc6.com/story/37069327/sucre-moneda-announces-launch-of-new-cryptocurrency-intended-for-latin-america
http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/3595886
http://www.weny.com/story/37069327/sucre-moneda-announces-launch-of-new-cryptocurrency-intended-for-latin-america
http://itbusinessnet.com/article/Sucre-Moneda-Announces-Launch-of-New-Cryptocurrency-Intended-for-Latin-America-5219590

Sucre Moneda Announces Launch of New Cryptocurrency Intended for Latin America.

Mexico City, Mexico - Sucre Moneda is pleased to announce the launch of a newly developed cryptocurrency called Sucre. The name Sucre is derived from the currency used in Ecuador from 1884 to 2000, which was named Sucre after Antonio José de Sucre, a Venezuelan independence leader who became the fourth President of Peru and the second President of Bolivia.  Bolivia's capital city, Sucre, is also named after him, along with a state in Venezuela and a department of Colombia.

The new cryptocoin is easy to access, transparent and highly trustworthy. Using the respected X11 hashing algorithm, Sucre is extremely secure and allows transactions to be made instantaneously. It provides an attractive alternative for those who missed the Bitcoin boom.

The Sucre wallet software is currently available for Windows 32 and 64 bits users, with a Mac version being developed and due to be released soon. The coin was added to the coinsmarkets.com and bitafex.com exchanges this December and will soon appear on many more trading platforms. In technical terms, Sucre is more advanced than Bitcoin and differs from the Sha256 Algorithm by being much less resource intensive. It also has a transaction capacity of up to 8 times greater on the blockchain, stake holder governance, incentivized full nodes (Masternodes), instant transactions and protocol level privacy support. A more detailed technical specification and source code can be found here:  https://github.com/sucremoneda/SucreCore

Sucre has an active community which is continually working toward making the coin universally accessible. The Sucre forum offers advice and support on topics such as trading, technical issues and troubleshooting, and also provides the latest news updates. The forum can be found at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2488988.0/. Questions and comments from both newcomers and experienced cryptocurrency users are encouraged.

Sucre is a global currency, and can be used anywhere in the world, at any time. It’s not owned or controlled by any group or individual, and anybody can participate. The Sucre developers have many years of experience and expertise between them and are currently working on the creation of more apps to further improve the network.

To track developments and Sucre news, Sucre Moneda’s Facebook and Twitter pages are recommended. And graphics for use online or in the press are available here: https://sucremoneda.net/english.html

Contact information:
Website: https://sucremoneda.net/english.html
email: [email protected]
+52 55 1167 8249
Twitter: https://twitter.com/sucremoneda2018
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sucremoneda

spam?

scam?

A regular node can be on a IPv6, but not a Masternode, there is some Proof-of-Service issues.

No plan at the moment to enable IPv6 in a near future.

Does SUCR wallet suppot ipv6 addressing? I try to start masternode on ipv6, but local wallet don't srarted remote MN.

Still did not find the problem. The only thing I know is that there is a way to compile the code to enforce full payment to miners only.

The masternode_payments_enforced will overwrite all that.




 

This is working for me. I think it may have broken BSOD.pw's pool.

Fusion

i see a small issue here and its not with the coin itself but with those selling it on the exchanges they don't realize that on coin markets the min listing is 0.1 sat which means there is an extra 0

example on ppl are selling on coin markets for

0.000000275 which = 0.0045375 cents (btc price $16,500)  but on bitafex the min buy is 1 sat so 1 less 0 meaning ppl are listing at
0.00000275   which = 0.045375 cents (btc price $16,500)

so basically its 10 times less on coinmarkets because ppl havent noticed that it goes to 0.1 sat and not 1 sat like most exchanges

Ok, will do a Beta run on Discord. 1st time user.

https://discord.gg/VUHYjTU

create a channel for the discord
You need to strengthen the community

Yes, I know. I'm working to fix this.(check previous post)

Running some test now.

Will keep you posted.

No rewards for MN anout 2 days.. What happend?

No, P2P port must be the same for everyone so all the nodes can communicate. Each coin have a static P2P port (e.g Bitcoin is 8333), if you change that you split the coin.

The RPC port can be anything you want (default is 9335) but can be change in sucr.conf (e.g. rpcport=12345)

Thanks for the heads up! Any chance you'll allow MNs to run on ports other than 9336 -- like configurable ports?