Topic: [SXC][NSFW] Sexcoin - New Android Client Release! - page 21. (Read 137904 times)
the project is certainly intriguing, but I'm afraid to buy tokens (a similar project turned out to be a scam)
i have a friend that told me i should buy some of this coin. good to have maybe just for a sex round ))
A good friend who advises and suggests what you can buy and where to invest. Now is a time when people help each other a little.))Of course, it's wonderful to have people who can advise you to invest in the necessary project funds. It is very helpful in selecting projects. but it's even more important to trust such people to know that they will be really happy because you invest in the right project.
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Pool Sexcoin
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-o stratum+tcp://ramcoinminingpool.com:3433 -u -p c=SXC
This mining pool has only 1% commission in all algorithms.
No registration is required, we do payouts in the currency you mine. Use your wallet address as the username.
Payouts are made automatically every 2 hours for all balances above 0.01, or 0.001 on Sunday
Pool Sexcoin
http://ramcoinminingpool.com
-o stratum+tcp://ramcoinminingpool.com:3433 -u
::Update::
Testing the merge mining code will begin Tuesday.
We are still in contact with Livecoin.net and Cryptopia.co.nz, and both are still optimistic but cautious.
Testing the merge mining code will begin Tuesday.
We are still in contact with Livecoin.net and Cryptopia.co.nz, and both are still optimistic but cautious.
Sorry but why not a Dogecoin. It is working at it can solve all the problems, this one is trying to solve.
The coins wont be effected at all. The only thing required will be to grab the new wallet client and start it up and everything will be fine on the users end
Is there going to be a new coin created like Bitcoin and Bitcoin cash or any coin swaps? And will put old coins still be valid?
::Update - Repost::
Sexcoin's new client with merge-mining will be available in approximately 3 weeks. We are implementing SegWit, and Lightning for Sexcoin will be possible. Merge-mining is tentatively scheduled to activate in approximately 8 weeks. This release schedule is dependent on the outcome of some testing, so we are setting it as a target. Development of the new client is very much underway and on track.
Both Livecoin and Cryptopia continue to express a willingness to reopen trading. The timeline for this is unknown right now because we are still working with them.
We have acquired commitments from pool-ops to institute merge-mining. Some commitments are tentative, some are definitive. Our goal is to make sure we have enough hashpower to secure the network, while keeping any single pool under 51%. At the moment, it looks like we will achieve this. More on this later because of the tentative commitments.
I have been avoiding posting many of the details of the attack. The reason for this is quite simply that I do not want to inadvertantly write a 'how-to' guide on launching an attack. At this moment, you either know and I don't need to tell you or you don't, and then I would end up spending countless posts explaining the explanation. When the network is secured, I'll be willing to revisit this topic. However, for those who know enough to ask the right questions, this graph will lead you to the answer.
The state of the Sexcoin network right now is "vulnerable to attack", for the reasons I stated in this post. Those conditions still exist, and our average hashrate has dropped now that miners cannot 'auto-sell' on exchanges.
There is some good news in all of this, and for the good news, the Dev Team is really excited! As above, we are going to implement SegWit. Both transaction malleability and multi-sig are going to be fixed. The features necessary to support Lightning will be in the new client, which can help facilitate 'time-on-the-line' payments (as in pay-per-minute while active). Development on sexcore-sexcoin will be finished up and all the features that brings will be available. Because the work on sexcore-sexcoin and the merge-mining client overlap, sexcore-sexcoin will be available very shortly after the merge-mine release. We also believe we have found a way to get a sexcoin wallet onto the iPhone store.
NOTE: Repost... because its getting buried.
Sexcoin's new client with merge-mining will be available in approximately 3 weeks. We are implementing SegWit, and Lightning for Sexcoin will be possible. Merge-mining is tentatively scheduled to activate in approximately 8 weeks. This release schedule is dependent on the outcome of some testing, so we are setting it as a target. Development of the new client is very much underway and on track.
Both Livecoin and Cryptopia continue to express a willingness to reopen trading. The timeline for this is unknown right now because we are still working with them.
We have acquired commitments from pool-ops to institute merge-mining. Some commitments are tentative, some are definitive. Our goal is to make sure we have enough hashpower to secure the network, while keeping any single pool under 51%. At the moment, it looks like we will achieve this. More on this later because of the tentative commitments.
I have been avoiding posting many of the details of the attack. The reason for this is quite simply that I do not want to inadvertantly write a 'how-to' guide on launching an attack. At this moment, you either know and I don't need to tell you or you don't, and then I would end up spending countless posts explaining the explanation. When the network is secured, I'll be willing to revisit this topic. However, for those who know enough to ask the right questions, this graph will lead you to the answer.
The state of the Sexcoin network right now is "vulnerable to attack", for the reasons I stated in this post. Those conditions still exist, and our average hashrate has dropped now that miners cannot 'auto-sell' on exchanges.
There is some good news in all of this, and for the good news, the Dev Team is really excited! As above, we are going to implement SegWit. Both transaction malleability and multi-sig are going to be fixed. The features necessary to support Lightning will be in the new client, which can help facilitate 'time-on-the-line' payments (as in pay-per-minute while active). Development on sexcore-sexcoin will be finished up and all the features that brings will be available. Because the work on sexcore-sexcoin and the merge-mining client overlap, sexcore-sexcoin will be available very shortly after the merge-mine release. We also believe we have found a way to get a sexcoin wallet onto the iPhone store.
NOTE: Repost... because its getting buried.
i have a friend that told me i should buy some of this coin. good to have maybe just for a sex round ))
A good friend who advises and suggests what you can buy and where to invest. Now is a time when people help each other a little. ))
Terrific news. Keep up the good work and godspeed on getting those changes coded.
::Update::
Sexcoin's new client with merge-mining will be available in approximately 3 weeks. We are implementing SegWit, and Lightning for Sexcoin will be possible. Merge-mining is tentatively scheduled to activate in approximately 8 weeks. This release schedule is dependent on the outcome of some testing, so we are setting it as a target. Development of the new client is very much underway and on track.
Both Livecoin and Cryptopia continue to express a willingness to reopen trading. The timeline for this is unknown right now because we are still working with them.
We have acquired commitments from pool-ops to institute merge-mining. Some commitments are tentative, some are definitive. Our goal is to make sure we have enough hashpower to secure the network, while keeping any single pool under 51%. At the moment, it looks like we will achieve this. More on this later because of the tentative commitments.
I have been avoiding posting many of the details of the attack. The reason for this is quite simply that I do not want to inadvertantly write a 'how-to' guide on launching an attack. At this moment, you either know and I don't need to tell you or you don't, and then I would end up spending countless posts explaining the explanation. When the network is secured, I'll be willing to revisit this topic. However, for those who know enough to ask the right questions, this graph will lead you to the answer.
The state of the Sexcoin network right now is "vulnerable to attack", for the reasons I stated in this post. Those conditions still exist, and our average hashrate has dropped now that miners cannot 'auto-sell' on exchanges.
There is some good news in all of this, and for the good news, the Dev Team is really excited! As above, we are going to implement SegWit. Both transaction malleability and multi-sig are going to be fixed. The features necessary to support Lightning will be in the new client, which can help facilitate 'time-on-the-line' payments (as in pay-per-minute while active). Development on sexcore-sexcoin will be finished up and all the features that brings will be available. Because the work on sexcore-sexcoin and the merge-mining client overlap, sexcore-sexcoin will be available very shortly after the merge-mine release. We also believe we have found a way to get a sexcoin wallet onto the iPhone store.
Sexcoin's new client with merge-mining will be available in approximately 3 weeks. We are implementing SegWit, and Lightning for Sexcoin will be possible. Merge-mining is tentatively scheduled to activate in approximately 8 weeks. This release schedule is dependent on the outcome of some testing, so we are setting it as a target. Development of the new client is very much underway and on track.
Both Livecoin and Cryptopia continue to express a willingness to reopen trading. The timeline for this is unknown right now because we are still working with them.
We have acquired commitments from pool-ops to institute merge-mining. Some commitments are tentative, some are definitive. Our goal is to make sure we have enough hashpower to secure the network, while keeping any single pool under 51%. At the moment, it looks like we will achieve this. More on this later because of the tentative commitments.
I have been avoiding posting many of the details of the attack. The reason for this is quite simply that I do not want to inadvertantly write a 'how-to' guide on launching an attack. At this moment, you either know and I don't need to tell you or you don't, and then I would end up spending countless posts explaining the explanation. When the network is secured, I'll be willing to revisit this topic. However, for those who know enough to ask the right questions, this graph will lead you to the answer.
The state of the Sexcoin network right now is "vulnerable to attack", for the reasons I stated in this post. Those conditions still exist, and our average hashrate has dropped now that miners cannot 'auto-sell' on exchanges.
There is some good news in all of this, and for the good news, the Dev Team is really excited! As above, we are going to implement SegWit. Both transaction malleability and multi-sig are going to be fixed. The features necessary to support Lightning will be in the new client, which can help facilitate 'time-on-the-line' payments (as in pay-per-minute while active). Development on sexcore-sexcoin will be finished up and all the features that brings will be available. Because the work on sexcore-sexcoin and the merge-mining client overlap, sexcore-sexcoin will be available very shortly after the merge-mine release. We also believe we have found a way to get a sexcoin wallet onto the iPhone store.
any deadline for a solution? When the new release will be available and what pools are ready to implement MM for SexCoin?
i have a friend that told me i should buy some of this coin. good to have maybe just for a sex round ))
)) 
Not sure if I understand your post or if there is some well hidden irony I can't spot with my limited school english, sorry.
In any case, ahmed once upon a time dug up a list of chain-ids in use (at that time) which might be helpful if you decide to go auxpow:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/altcoin-merged-mining-chainid-registry-769073
Awesome!! I was just trying to chase these down this morning!!! Thank you!!!
When Sexcoin was initially released, the network magic number was not changed so we kept getting collisions with Litecoin's network. This caused a mountain of trust problems with the client and was a serious thorn in all the Dev team's ass for a long time. We finally got rid of all remnants of it on our last release.
Second to last post in that thread (in case you missed it) there's another list here: https://steemit.com/sha256/@bitcoinnational/sha-256-coins (admittedly it's not scrypt), but if you're looking for such stuff for another coin there it is.
Not sure if I understand your post or if there is some well hidden irony I can't spot with my limited school english, sorry.
In any case, ahmed once upon a time dug up a list of chain-ids in use (at that time) which might be helpful if you decide to go auxpow:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/altcoin-merged-mining-chainid-registry-769073
Awesome!! I was just trying to chase these down this morning!!! Thank you!!!
When Sexcoin was initially released, the network magic number was not changed so we kept getting collisions with Litecoin's network. This caused a mountain of trust problems with the client and was a serious thorn in all the Dev team's ass for a long time. We finally got rid of all remnants of it on our last release.
I've never heard of a pool operator staying on an old wallet version - they would loose miners very quickly. It's in their best interest to migrate.
if we are talking about merged mining - it's litecoin or other high hashrate coin pool operators that should update their pool software and install merged mining coin daemon. Will they do it?
That is one of the challenges of putting in merge-mining. I've been approaching pool operators to see what kind of commitments we can get to keep the network balanced.
I would definitely merge-mine SXC.
One hint though from past experience when chains went auxpow: Make sure you choose a really unique auxpow chain-id, don't make pool ops having to choose between merge-mining SXC OR another coin.
Yeah.. all we need another magic-number-esque sanfu !
Not sure if I understand your post or if there is some well hidden irony I can't spot with my limited school english, sorry.
In any case, ahmed once upon a time dug up a list of chain-ids in use (at that time) which might be helpful if you decide to go auxpow:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/altcoin-merged-mining-chainid-registry-769073
I've never heard of a pool operator staying on an old wallet version - they would loose miners very quickly. It's in their best interest to migrate.
if we are talking about merged mining - it's litecoin or other high hashrate coin pool operators that should update their pool software and install merged mining coin daemon. Will they do it?
That is one of the challenges of putting in merge-mining. I've been approaching pool operators to see what kind of commitments we can get to keep the network balanced.
I would definitely merge-mine SXC.
One hint though from past experience when chains went auxpow: Make sure you choose a really unique auxpow chain-id, don't make pool ops having to choose between merge-mining SXC OR another coin.
Yeah.. all we need is another magic-number-esque sanfu !
What price are you offering, and are you willing to send first?
Anyone want to sell sxc for bitcoin?
I've never heard of a pool operator staying on an old wallet version - they would loose miners very quickly. It's in their best interest to migrate.
if we are talking about merged mining - it's litecoin or other high hashrate coin pool operators that should update their pool software and install merged mining coin daemon. Will they do it?
That is one of the challenges of putting in merge-mining. I've been approaching pool operators to see what kind of commitments we can get to keep the network balanced.
I would definitely merge-mine SXC.
One hint though from past experience when chains went auxpow: Make sure you choose a really unique auxpow chain-id, don't make pool ops having to choose between merge-mining SXC OR another coin.
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