Topic: [UFO] CORE 0.18.0 RELEASED! - page 63. (Read 115188 times)

UFO has been added to ipoMiner on our neoscrypt multiport, and direct port 4402 

Cheers!

well as a small miner it was profitable to mine at current low value. now its not :-/

and also why does the wallet get detected as malware-gen....?

And first block is arrives
Please, add us to list of official pools.

Hi, are you coins-e ?

I am getting at least 5 peer connections

I urge folks to open port 9887

I need working nodes to add to exchange?

0 Fee Pool online now.

http://ufo.0feepool.com/

Just started up a full node for UFO, will leave it running overnight to see how it goes.
Only running UFOD, not UFO-qt to save system resources

yep, man, I replaced it already! mining at 0%

Folks, the ufo.nut2pool hashrate is exploding, please consider using some of those pools too! the pool.ufocoin.co is our own pool, no registration 0% fee!

http://pool.ufocoin.co:19720/static/p2pool-node-status/ - P2P no registration, 0% fee!

morehash.pw - NOMP, no registration

ufo.hashlink.eu

Anyone still mining at http://dutchpool.org please move your miner(s) to the new pool I created at http://pool.ufocoin.co:19720 . I will be shutting down the dutchpool server during the next 24 hours.

No problem, just finished the same thing for Feathercoin last night and noticed the lack of nodes for UFO when I went to sync it last night, so decided to do the same for UFO as I can run them both off the same Pi, so other than eating up some of my download limit it costs me nothing extra to run it

tmuir, thats a good idea, mate. We are a bit short on nodes actually. Thanks a lot for that

I've just finished compiling ufd on the Raspberry Pi and within the next hour I should of finished compiling UFO-qt on the Pi too, which will allow you to run a UFO wallet on the Raspberry Pi.
I'm not suggesting you use this to keep your coins in, but if you have a spare Raspberry Pi lying around you can run the wallet on it and as long as you give the Pi a static IP address and open up port 9887 on your router to the Pi's Ip address you can run it as a full node for UFO coin.
I will hopefully have mine online within the next couple of hours as UFO coin seems a bit light on nodes and I suggest as many other people do the same.
It only uses 5W of electricity so for a couple of cents a day and some of your download limit you can help support and secure the network too.

If anyone is interested I'm happy to post the compiled files to save you 5 hours of compiling, but if you would rather build from source happy to post how to do that too.

Hey that one looks very nice. Thanks!

Setting up pool now. I'll PM when ready

To grow the coins adoption we have reached out beyond our friends in the crypto coin world to include team members from ufology, science, broadcasting and entertainment. These liaisons will help fuel adoption by introducing groups, industries and entire communities to the merits of joining the UFO ecosystem.

We are actively seeking partners with opportunities that further decentralization, promote open source technologies and broaden an individual’s accessibility to free market commerce world wide. The UFO Team will start posting developer bounties for new features, rewards for signing up merchants, social media campaigns and targeted airdrop promotions.



UFO has now hard forked to use the NeoScrypt hashing algorithm in an effort to remain within the realm of GPU mining and keep away from ASIC production in the near future. NeoScrypt uses very strong elements compared to the current version of Scrypt which has already been broken by differential analysis. This affords better protection than blending different hashing solutions together. Our philosophy is that decentralization should be the main drive for the crypto protocol and thus everyone should be able the join the network and be part of it, not just the owners of expensive hardware.

The UFO network, after being updated to the latest available codebase, will add a Lightning Network allowing rapid transactions, bi-directional payment channels, atomic swaps between other cryptocurrencies as well as many other features. Post SegWit enablement, a web hosted wallet will be available with Multisig and SegWit address support and Raw Transaction tools. An overview of the development plan can be found under the roadmap section and more detailed information for current and past releases can be found in the news section on website