Trying this on a 290X, just because.
how much do you sell your kernel for?
Haven't made one for scrypt-chacha Nf 15 yet.
ah, thought you made one for yacoin (same algo)
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February 09, 2015, 05:57:12 AM
how much do you sell your kernel for?
Haven't made one for scrypt-chacha Nf 15 yet.
ah, thought you made one for yacoin (same algo)
February 09, 2015, 05:27:40 AM
Trying this on a 290X, just because.
how much do you sell your kernel for?
February 09, 2015, 05:08:21 AM
Trying this on a 290X, just because.
February 08, 2015, 11:24:14 PM
I apologize that I have been absent on the forums recently. I have been very busy in my professional and personal life lately, and have had some issues needing to be ironed out which I am almost fully wrapped up with now. Do not worry, I am still 100% here and active within the team, I will be making a point to be more active in the forum from here on out and answering any questions you may have more directly. I want to start off by saying, congratulations, we have made through year one of our long and continued journey! I believe 2015 will be a huge year for the cryptocurrency movement, and as cryptocurrencies begin to gain more and more traction in the financial ecosystem, I believe we will see a new dawn in cryptocurrency that the world has yet to fully embrace. Looking at the bigger picture, very few people are familiar with Bitcoin, what it is used for, let alone how it works. However, it is estimated that over 100,000 businesses now accept Bitcoin! This is a huge success for all of us, even the communities of other cryptocurrencies. As one of the greatest advancements of the 21st century, a decentralized, trustless, digital currency is now being used by a significant minority of the population. However, it is not significant enough, which means we have much further to go, but it also means that our opportunities are endless, and the future of cryptocurrency holds endless potential. Each year as the popularity of cryptocurrencies continue to grow, we continue to grow with it. We forgot as a community sometimes, that we are pioneers in an exciting new era of money, never before seen in the entire history of mankind. Economists have struggled for eons, attempting to understand, define and even manipulate money, for the first time in human history we have something so organic, so unique and so inherently rebellious that no one is quite sure how it will shape our economies and our world.
As Ultracoin turns 1 year old this month, we have made startling progress considering out short time here. Month after month, Ultracoin continues to grow and foster a body of dedicated community members, miners and investors. We are closing in on exiting the "catch-up" phase with our older brothers in the cryptocurrency movement, and are moving towards expanding in ways that will ensure Ultracoin stays unique and never a commodity. Yesterday, we had a meeting with two new potential developers, Travis and Claudio, whom will be entering our team and taking on projects. Travis has been familiar with Ultracoin for a very long time and accompanied me to Hasher's United in October, without him introducing me to Ultracoin, I most likely wouldn't be here serving you today. Claudio is a long time developer whom I had the pleasure to meet at the most recent North American Bitcoin Conference. The duo may post a more formal introduction with their various skills & talents later on, both of them will be joining the Ultracoin development team as passionate contributors! This is sure to take some of the weight off Kracko's shoulders and ensure more consistent content launches and a wider variety of projects in development.
As far as projects are concerned, the Android wallet is well on its way to launch, and as Kracko previously stated, the one click miner is nearing completion as well and set to rumble soon. These are both exciting tools for adoption, the one click miner will certainly attract new miners and make Ultracoin mining more easily accessible to beginner to advanced users. As the rise of ASIC mining continues to dominate popular algorithim's and most cryptocurrencies are struggling to keep their ASIC resistant asterisk, Ultracoin is still strongly ASIC resistant thanks to Scrypt-ChaCha. Our Android application will feature a full fledged wallet, include a re-design specifically for the Android platform, and encourage merchant adoption for brick & mortar retailers. I will be including several restaurants and shops in the Florida Keys into this list of accepted restaurants shortly accompanying this launch. Our road map for the future also includes several other projects, partnerships and opportunities including shopping cart plugins, online shops, mobile payment partners, and more.
For all of the community members that are with us today, I just wanted to say thank you for being a part of the wild wild world of cryptocurrencies with us, and choosing the Ultracoin community as your home. I believe that 2015 will be a huge year for cryptocurrencies, a major stepping stone for Ultracoin, and a another year of progress!
Sincerely,
Steven "Rapture"
Management Director
[email protected]
Ultracoin.net
February 08, 2015, 06:02:29 PM
@Stevan, you're very quiet and absent.
Why
Why
Hello,
I would like to hear if a road map is available for UTC.
Any updates or plans for UTC? Thanks, best...
I would like to hear if a road map is available for UTC.
Any updates or plans for UTC? Thanks, best...
February 08, 2015, 03:50:26 AM
Hallelujah - thanks Kracko
The one-click wallet (which I assume is the one-click-miner)
Cheers usukan
The one-click wallet (which I assume is the one-click-miner)
Cheers usukan
An anonymous UTC stratum is up for testing.
This will be the pool utilized by the future OneClick wallet addition.
| Web | http://pool.ultracoin.net |
| Stratum | stratum+tcp://pool.ultracoin.net:4242 |
| Username | |
| Password | x |
This will be the pool utilized by the future OneClick wallet addition.
February 07, 2015, 09:35:53 PM
Hello,
I would like to hear if a road map is available for UTC.
Any updates or plans for UTC? Thanks, best...
I would like to hear if a road map is available for UTC.
Any updates or plans for UTC? Thanks, best...
February 07, 2015, 07:09:23 PM
An anonymous UTC stratum is up for testing.
This will be the pool utilized by the future OneClick wallet addition.
Edit: port 4242 has a static diff of 1
| Web | http://pool.ultracoin.net |
| Stratum | stratum+tcp://pool.ultracoin.net:4242 |
| Username | |
| Password | x |
This will be the pool utilized by the future OneClick wallet addition.
Edit: port 4242 has a static diff of 1
February 07, 2015, 06:59:29 PM
Duly noted. Sorry you feel that way, but yet again, the retarget is going to stay as it is. In my mind, a little bounciness is preferable to leaving your miners with an overly high difficulty for a couple weeks. Be it time manipulation or intermittent miners, there will be a fast recovery.
The only one making an issue of the pools is you. There are no forks that I'm aware of. And you would have to ask Cryptsy, we haven't published any changes in production since the last release.
May the best coin win.
The only one making an issue of the pools is you. There are no forks that I'm aware of. And you would have to ask Cryptsy, we haven't published any changes in production since the last release.
May the best coin win.
You realize mullick is with Cryptsy, right?
Apparently, I am the only one making that complaint. And I feel you were the only one who would have responded to mullick. Everyone else is focused on the completely non-constructive comments of someone else... may the best coin 'win'.
Yes and I did. And apparently they thought they were updating when the downgraded to DX11's wallet. So, in a way you were right, they were on the wrong fork.
February 07, 2015, 06:14:10 PM
Duly noted. Sorry you feel that way, but yet again, the retarget is going to stay as it is. In my mind, a little bounciness is preferable to leaving your miners with an overly high difficulty for a couple weeks. Be it time manipulation or intermittent miners, there will be a fast recovery.
The only one making an issue of the pools is you. There are no forks that I'm aware of. And you would have to ask Cryptsy, we haven't published any changes in production since the last release.
May the best coin win.
The only one making an issue of the pools is you. There are no forks that I'm aware of. And you would have to ask Cryptsy, we haven't published any changes in production since the last release.
May the best coin win.
You realize mullick is with Cryptsy, right?
Apparently, I am the only one making that complaint. And I feel you were the only one who would have responded to mullick. Everyone else is focused on the completely non-constructive comments of someone else... may the best coin 'win'.
February 07, 2015, 05:25:19 PM
Pretty sure it is just UTC difficulty algo being too sensitive and 'correcting' too far either side of optimum. Things seem to get a lot more twitchy at these low low N15+ POW diffs. Also as a POS/POW hybrid adjusting teh difficulty is even more complicated as the POW diff is in feedback with the POS diff so that a weighting between the two is maintained. I don't feel like looking it up but I have a strong hunch that the YAC difficulty adjustment settings are not as sensitive so you will not see as much oscillation in difficulty if you are trying to compare the two coins.
Yeah, the Peercoin exponential retarget is much more precise. And of course, what scrypt-chacha folks are used to seeing behind a network rate. I definitely prefer the stability this retarget brings, but since it only uses the last two blocks it's vulnerable to time manipulation.
Digishield can be oscillated more. It tends to overshoot a bit at the extremes. But while it swings more than before, the blocks still have an acceptable spacing over time. It appears to scale up nicely- Dogecoin doesn't appear to having any issues with it. I like the asymmetric rise/fall. Being able to correct downward faster than upward was a positive to making the coin more available to our dedicated miners by quickly recovering from those difficulty levels that leave the chain stuck. It's less affected from time manipulation. But, at the difficulty lows and the highs the network hash rate seems to go beyond the actual a bit when it overshoots.
I was hoping someone else would have some input on this good discussion...
I'm not smart enough to tackle how to strike the right balance with the difficulty adjustments. I know it has been a complaint with YAC in the past where it takes a couple weeks for the difficulty to adjust appropriately after the NFactor change. I feel this issue needs to be investigated because I don't think these difficulty swings are good. As a miner, I could just jump on when it is low and leave when it is high--maximizing my profits while hurting UTC. Am I missing something?
Kracko, I still don't understand why you are punishing miners in order to balance your two pools while the network is completely unbalanced. Has there been a fork now? Is that why Cryptsy has UTC under maintenance?
Meanwhile, it seems UTC will soon no longer have the largest marketcap for scrypt-chacha. And the coin that will be ahead of UTC has only one working pool. I am a big fan of decentralization, but the cost-benefit analysis of what you are doing is clear. Besides, that 3% takeaway from miners for the 'dev' fund becomes pretty meaningless as the price continues to fall. Just my thoughts...
Duly noted. Sorry you feel that way, but yet again, the retarget is going to stay as it is. In my mind, a little bounciness is preferable to leaving your miners with an overly high difficulty for a couple weeks. Be it time manipulation or intermittent miners, there will be a fast recovery.
The only one making an issue of the pools is you. There are no forks that I'm aware of. And you would have to ask Cryptsy, we haven't published any changes in production since the last release.
May the best coin win.
February 07, 2015, 04:22:27 PM
I seem to have plenty of peers but cant seem to get past block 855838 when downloading the chain
Is https://github.com/dx11/ultracoin-2/tree/dev still the working repository?
Code:
WARNING: ProcessBlock(): check proof-of-stake failed for block cc3e3d4ac0e2caf363f66b00ba70da05d0f9e60c789c33078247c870e5ed3120
Is https://github.com/dx11/ultracoin-2/tree/dev still the working repository?
It is not...
You can find the source here: https://github.com/Kracko/ultracoin-2.git. You can find the same link from the Ultracoin website here: http://ultracoin.net/wallet.html. I suggest using the master branch.
February 07, 2015, 08:45:42 AM
goodbye ultra-dead-coin below 100k little lower than a porsche panamera....we are heading down to 10k marketcap as much as a cheap renault car ....say goodbye to this joke..and say hello to being delisted from cryptsy and who knows in a month ultracoin will be down to 0??
there is no devs in this coin and kracko doesnt knows what he is doing very sloppy DEV on coding !!What is dead is dead it cant be undone....GO ODBYE ULTRADEADCOIN!!!!
wot a dick lol **facepalm**there is no devs in this coin and kracko doesnt knows what he is doing very sloppy DEV on coding !!What is dead is dead it cant be undone....GO ODBYE ULTRADEADCOIN!!!!
I hate that Panamera anyway!
Ugly car... February 07, 2015, 08:08:13 AM
Please don't wuote the troll. He bought at a higher price and is obviously wanting quick returns as he is a young impatient juvenile who spent his student loan on UTC last year.
It would be good to receive regular updates though. These seem to have stopped and are not so regular. We need to keep people interested and feel pet of the project.
It would be good to receive regular updates though. These seem to have stopped and are not so regular. We need to keep people interested and feel pet of the project.
February 07, 2015, 06:32:14 AM
I just dont get your angle,I can only assume you want cheap UTC, or you wouldn't waste your time here, if you believe the shit you are dripping why are you here? did you dump all your UTC at 1k or something?
Confucius says, " it is always dark before the dawn"
Confucius says, " it is always dark before the dawn"
goodbye ultra-dead-coin below 100k little lower than a porsche panamera....we are heading down to 10k marketcap as much as a cheap renault car ....say goodbye to this joke..and say hello to being delisted from cryptsy and who knows in a month ultracoin will be down to 0??
there is no devs in this coin and kracko doesnt knows what he is doing very sloppy DEV on coding !!What is dead is dead it cant be undone....GOODBYE ULTRADEADCOIN!!!!
there is no devs in this coin and kracko doesnt knows what he is doing very sloppy DEV on coding !!What is dead is dead it cant be undone....GOODBYE ULTRADEADCOIN!!!!
February 07, 2015, 05:04:55 AM
I seem to have plenty of peers but cant seem to get past block 855838 when downloading the chain
Is https://github.com/dx11/ultracoin-2/tree/dev still the working repository?
Code:
WARNING: ProcessBlock(): check proof-of-stake failed for block cc3e3d4ac0e2caf363f66b00ba70da05d0f9e60c789c33078247c870e5ed3120
Is https://github.com/dx11/ultracoin-2/tree/dev still the working repository?
February 07, 2015, 04:43:14 AM
Pretty sure it is just UTC difficulty algo being too sensitive and 'correcting' too far either side of optimum. Things seem to get a lot more twitchy at these low low N15+ POW diffs. Also as a POS/POW hybrid adjusting teh difficulty is even more complicated as the POW diff is in feedback with the POS diff so that a weighting between the two is maintained. I don't feel like looking it up but I have a strong hunch that the YAC difficulty adjustment settings are not as sensitive so you will not see as much oscillation in difficulty if you are trying to compare the two coins.
Yeah, the Peercoin exponential retarget is much more precise. And of course, what scrypt-chacha folks are used to seeing behind a network rate. I definitely prefer the stability this retarget brings, but since it only uses the last two blocks it's vulnerable to time manipulation.
Digishield can be oscillated more. It tends to overshoot a bit at the extremes. But while it swings more than before, the blocks still have an acceptable spacing over time. It appears to scale up nicely- Dogecoin doesn't appear to having any issues with it. I like the asymmetric rise/fall. Being able to correct downward faster than upward was a positive to making the coin more available to our dedicated miners by quickly recovering from those difficulty levels that leave the chain stuck. It's less affected from time manipulation. But, at the difficulty lows and the highs the network hash rate seems to go beyond the actual a bit when it overshoots.
I was hoping someone else would have some input on this good discussion...
I'm not smart enough to tackle how to strike the right balance with the difficulty adjustments. I know it has been a complaint with YAC in the past where it takes a couple weeks for the difficulty to adjust appropriately after the NFactor change. I feel this issue needs to be investigated because I don't think these difficulty swings are good. As a miner, I could just jump on when it is low and leave when it is high--maximizing my profits while hurting UTC. Am I missing something?
Kracko, I still don't understand why you are punishing miners in order to balance your two pools while the network is completely unbalanced. Has there been a fork now? Is that why Cryptsy has UTC under maintenance?
Meanwhile, it seems UTC will soon no longer have the largest marketcap for scrypt-chacha. And the coin that will be ahead of UTC has only one working pool. I am a big fan of decentralization, but the cost-benefit analysis of what you are doing is clear. Besides, that 3% takeaway from miners for the 'dev' fund becomes pretty meaningless as the price continues to fall. Just my thoughts...
February 07, 2015, 04:20:25 AM
Everyone, look busy, ultradar is coming... 
goodbye ultra-dead-coin below 100k little lower than a porsche panamera....we are heading down to 10k marketcap as much as a cheap renault car ....say goodbye to this joke..and say hello to being delisted from cryptsy and who knows in a month ultracoin will be down to 0??
there is no devs in this coin and kracko doesnt knows what he is doing very sloppy DEV on coding !!What is dead is dead it cant be undone....GOODBYE ULTRADEADCOIN!!!!
there is no devs in this coin and kracko doesnt knows what he is doing very sloppy DEV on coding !!What is dead is dead it cant be undone....GOODBYE ULTRADEADCOIN!!!!
February 06, 2015, 05:16:51 PM
I overheard some friends talking that there will be something BIG connected with UTC and/or YAC soon... any news???
BTW I use Bittrex a lot too
BTW I use Bittrex a lot too
February 06, 2015, 04:10:44 PM
Anyone have any news why Cryptsy wallet under maintenance for last few days, and when it is planned to be fixed? I keep asking in chat but get no valid response.
Well they aren't nicknamed "Craptsy" for nothing! Yeah it is getting quite awful. Oh well it gave me an excuse to finally open a Bittrex account.
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