Topic: [Ultracoin] [Est. Feb 2014] ~ ASIC Resistant & Ultrafast 6 Second Transactions! - page 221. (Read 381021 times)
October 15, 2014, 04:04:51 PM
Hahaha I have a little hunch that Rhino is the alias of Thiago and he starting trolling and complaining because he is no longer the official pool dev and kicked out by the "hammer" Rapture. Now Thiago is trying to spread fud through his new alias Rhino and try hurting our management team ....
At least the bad English of Rhino and Thiago is 1+1 and the same.
If I am wrong Thiago, then sorry :-)
October 15, 2014, 03:52:38 PM
this is the way ultracoin Team want moré people involving to kept quite
http://i.imgur.com/tl5G46r.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/tl5G46r.jpg
October 15, 2014, 03:09:01 PM
As I understand it, they used integers instead of floating point or double to keep track of difficulty in the yacminer code, and apparently any decimal is rounded down. Anything less than 1 is counted as a failure at the client and isn't submitted to the stratum. Yaccoin has it worse because it really needs those fractional diffs because of the higher N factor.
That's exactly the issue (even though the cgminer code history talks about supporting fractional diffs) - Though a floor of diff 1 does not pose a problem even at N=16. Also, I think the CPU Miner (which will come into close parity for Ultracoin at N=16) does the exact same thing.
Thanks to all for explaining and clearing it all up !
October 15, 2014, 02:36:41 PM
ultracoin few days ago caught my attention and i miner but how is possible all POOLS have to runnig by the Devteam,is not this be CENTRALIZED, i would like to know the others member think You imagine if Satoshi Nakamoto try to have all the pools for him because he is the dev of Bitcoin this not sound ridiculous?
The Devteam have 4 pools? Where is the freedom? This is like RIPPLE runnig by one company behind it is Bad
For Ultracoin i hope the miner and all comunity to believe in ultra bring attention
There used to be many pools long ago, and now they are just starting to expand again. If you would like to see more unnofficial pools, please contact pool providers and ask them to add Ultracoin. Please keep it civilized people, ad hominems will not be tolerated on this thread.
Sincerely,
Steven "The Hammer" Rapture
At léase You are moré edúcate people so we can talk my concern is why some Official pools and remember Darkcoin have official but is only one when the blocks are only 4 coins is only what i need to know but people never can awser the easy way
October 15, 2014, 02:25:41 PM
ultracoin few days ago caught my attention and i miner but how is possible all POOLS have to runnig by the Devteam,is not this be CENTRALIZED, i would like to know the others member think You imagine if Satoshi Nakamoto try to have all the pools for him because he is the dev of Bitcoin this not sound ridiculous?
The Devteam have 4 pools? Where is the freedom? This is like RIPPLE runnig by one company behind it is Bad
For Ultracoin i hope the miner and all comunity to believe in ultra bring attention
There used to be many pools long ago, and now they are just starting to expand again. If you would like to see more unnofficial pools, please contact pool providers and ask them to add Ultracoin. Please keep it civilized people, ad hominems will not be tolerated on this thread.
Sincerely,
Steven "The Hammer" Rapture
October 15, 2014, 02:14:08 PM
Don't complain or cry dear rhin0 like a little Cheerleader girl.....
You want freedom ?
Then don't complain like a little baby......just open your own pool and get miners attracted to your pool !!!!
ultracoin few days ago caught my attention and i miner but how is possible all POOLS have to runnig by the Devteam,is not this be CENTRALIZED, i would like to know the others member think You imagine if Satoshi Nakamoto try to have all the pools for him because he is the dev of Bitcoin this not sound ridiculous?
The Devteam have 4 pools? Where is the freedom? This is like RIPPLE runnig by one company behind it is Bad
For Ultracoin i hope the miner and all comunity to believe in ultra bring attencion
what are You talking about the Same Idiot left 202.000 Ultracoins on MIntpal because You not smart enought to download the wallet
October 15, 2014, 01:58:03 PM
Mintpal - Moolah
MSSG on dead website page - "MintPal is currently down for a number of necessary changes and fixes. A separate method of withdrawing funds will be made available on October 16th, 2014."
I certainly hope this is correct and that we can trust Mintpal on this announcement - after their history I am not convinced actually..........
If your interested read this:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moolah-scam-on-mintpal-reporting-missing-coins-824211
draw your own conclusions
New update on the website of Mintpal looks like everything will work out
MintPal is currently down for a number of necessary changes and fixes. A separate method of withdrawing funds will be made available on October 16th, 2014.
MSSG on dead website page - "MintPal is currently down for a number of necessary changes and fixes. A separate method of withdrawing funds will be made available on October 16th, 2014."
I certainly hope this is correct and that we can trust Mintpal on this announcement - after their history I am not convinced actually..........
If your interested read this:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/moolah-scam-on-mintpal-reporting-missing-coins-824211
draw your own conclusions
Update on the MintPal situation; it looks like we may see our money soon however.
http://www.coindesk.com/moolah-mintpal-closure-bankruptcy/
http://www.coindesk.com/moolah-mintpal-closure-bankruptcy/
New update on the website of Mintpal looks like everything will work out
MintPal is currently down for a number of necessary changes and fixes. A separate method of withdrawing funds will be made available on October 16th, 2014.
October 15, 2014, 01:52:49 PM
Don't complain or cry dear rhin0 like a little Cheerleader girl.....
You want freedom ?
Then don't complain like a little baby......just open your own pool and get miners attracted to your pool !!!!
ultracoin few days ago caught my attention and i miner but how is possible all POOLS have to runnig by the Devteam,is not this be CENTRALIZED, i would like to know the others member think You imagine if Satoshi Nakamoto try to have all the pools for him because he is the dev of Bitcoin this not sound ridiculous?
The Devteam have 4 pools? Where is the freedom? This is like RIPPLE runnig by one company behind it is Bad
For Ultracoin i hope the miner and all comunity to believe in ultra bring attencion
October 15, 2014, 01:15:07 PM
ultracoin few days ago caught my attention and i miner but how is possible all POOLS have to runnig by the Devteam,is not this be CENTRALIZED, i would like to know the others member think You imagine if Satoshi Nakamoto try to have all the pools for him because he is the dev of Bitcoin this not sound ridiculous?
The Devteam have 4 pools? Where is the freedom? This is like RIPPLE runnig by one company behind it is Bad
For Ultracoin i hope the miner and all comunity to believe in ultra bring attencion
October 15, 2014, 12:34:17 PM
October 15, 2014, 11:28:13 AM
Update on the MintPal situation; it looks like we may see our money soon however.
http://www.coindesk.com/moolah-mintpal-closure-bankruptcy/
http://www.coindesk.com/moolah-mintpal-closure-bankruptcy/
New update on the website of Mintpal looks like everything will work out
MintPal is currently down for a number of necessary changes and fixes. A separate method of withdrawing funds will be made available on October 16th, 2014.
October 15, 2014, 10:43:24 AM
Update on the MintPal situation; it looks like we may see our money soon however.
http://www.coindesk.com/moolah-mintpal-closure-bankruptcy/
http://www.coindesk.com/moolah-mintpal-closure-bankruptcy/
October 15, 2014, 09:41:40 AM
As I understand it, they used integers instead of floating point or double to keep track of difficulty in the yacminer code, and apparently any decimal is rounded down. Anything less than 1 is counted as a failure at the client and isn't submitted to the stratum. Yaccoin has it worse because it really needs those fractional diffs because of the higher N factor.
That's exactly the issue (even though the cgminer code history talks about supporting fractional diffs) - Though a floor of diff 1 does not pose a problem even at N=16. Also, I think the CPU Miner (which will come into close parity for Ultracoin at N=16) does the exact same thing.
October 15, 2014, 09:21:56 AM
In light of our switch to the new pool's, I would like to give a heartfelt shoutout to Thiago. In Ultracoin's time of need, he was able to manage and supply the Ultracoin community with steady pool's for a long time. I appreciate this sentiment, and wish Thiago and his pool's continued success into our future.
Sincerely,
Steven "Rapture"
PR & Marketing Director
[email protected]
Sincerely,
Steven "Rapture"
PR & Marketing Director
[email protected]
October 15, 2014, 09:08:21 AM
So now in the change of pools to utc.tumblingblock.com and utc2.tumblingblock.com, can I get clarification on what port I should use when using Yacminer.
I am using port 5555 as stated in the pool's notice until told otherwise
I am using port 5555 as stated in the pool's notice until told otherwise
If your miner have quite low hashing speed, so that it may get under 1 pool difficult, least then use port 5555. (European pool have also port 3334 what have variable diff but limited so that it do not drop under 1. )
I have connected my some rig with yacminer what have around 17khash/s to port 3333. I can not see problem in this case. This kind of rig (one 17kh/s worker) get always over 1 pool difficulty and if I have understood right it is ok) Previously I run small tests with small miner (1x and 2xR7 240 4Gb) and there was problem because pool (port 3333) drops its pool diff under 1 soon after starting.
There is not good and enough deep explanation about this Yacminer problem what it is exactly. But least this I have seen that under pool difficulty 1 there is problem to count accepted shares.
It is perhaps useful also look what information now or later can find from YAC coin discussion because there problem is perhaps more wide due to much lover hashing speeds (due to N value 16)
As I understand it, they used integers instead of floating point or double to keep track of difficulty in the yacminer code, and apparently any decimal is rounded down. Anything less than 1 is counted as a failure at the client and isn't submitted to the stratum. Yaccoin has it worse because it really needs those fractional diffs because of the higher N factor.
October 15, 2014, 09:02:07 AM
So now in the change of pools to utc.tumblingblock.com and utc2.tumblingblock.com, can I get clarification on what port I should use when using Yacminer.
I am using port 5555 as stated in the pool's notice until told otherwise
I am using port 5555 as stated in the pool's notice until told otherwise
That port is exactly what you should be using with yacminer. In the near future, I'll add a vardiff port with a minimum of 1 to both utc and utc2, as I did with ultrablockparty.com. Until then, 5555 is what you'll need to use.
October 15, 2014, 06:17:13 AM
So now in the change of pools to utc.tumblingblock.com and utc2.tumblingblock.com, can I get clarification on what port I should use when using Yacminer.
I am using port 5555 as stated in the pool's notice until told otherwise
I am using port 5555 as stated in the pool's notice until told otherwise
If your miner have quite low hashing speed, so that it may get under 1 pool difficult, least then use port 5555. (European pool have also port 3334 what have variable diff but limited so that it do not drop under 1. )
I have connected my some rig with yacminer what have around 17khash/s to port 3333. I can not see problem in this case. This kind of rig (one 17kh/s worker) get always over 1 pool difficulty and if I have understood right it is ok) Previously I run small tests with small miner (1x and 2xR7 240 4Gb) and there was problem because pool (port 3333) drops its pool diff under 1 soon after starting.
There is not good and enough deep explanation about this Yacminer problem what it is exactly. But least this I have seen that under pool difficulty 1 there is problem to count accepted shares.
It is perhaps useful also look what information now or later can find from YAC coin discussion because there problem is perhaps more wide due to much lover hashing speeds (due to N value 16)
October 15, 2014, 05:44:29 AM
So now in the change of pools to utc.tumblingblock.com and utc2.tumblingblock.com, can I get clarification on what port I should use when using Yacminer.
I am using port 5555 as stated in the pool's notice until told otherwise
I am using port 5555 as stated in the pool's notice until told otherwise
October 15, 2014, 04:04:01 AM
I have 500k utc on mintpal. October 15, 2014, 02:17:59 AM
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