Topic: Vertcoin - First Scrypt N | First Stealth Address - Privacy without mixer - page 260. (Read 1232768 times)

thanks for link,  I ve sent some vtc there, hope it will be funded soon

Vertlottery is official vertcoin lottery, approved by dev team. The main concept for vertlottery is that 50% from ALL THE PROFIT is donated to vertcoin development. So when you play with us you are supporting the vertcoin development at the same time. Join us for round #2, and if you have any questions or ideas feel free to contact me.

Game info:
-Basic 5 number lottery, drawing is once a week.
-Drawing every monday night (we are going to split round time and have 2 drawing in a week)
-Ticket price: 1 VTC

We are part of http://cryptocoinlottery.net and have shared jackpot system. So if you play vertlottery and win jackpot you will win the jackpots of all CCLotteries. For more info visit: http://vertlottery.cf

will there be a video from CCCNYC ?

i'm about to sell 80vtc to cover expenses..but the old timer post about his litecoin experience made me wait for higher prices...holding majority of my coins!

http://vertcoinmarket.com/campaigns/1-click-miner/

Is there anybody who is working on 1click mining in extendend version of wallet ? I think it can have presetes and you have to choose your gpu, or there can be gpu autodetection.

Coin every day develops.
Particularly liked the photo masterpiece -Developer Joe Fisher giving his speech at the 1st CryptoCurrency Convention.

Miners choose which pool ?

Miners are invited to friends for a joint production from reliable pool http://vtc.coinsprofit.com/

Attractive than the pool for mining?

1. 0% commission.

2 . Maximum protected from DDoS attacks.

3 . One of the most powerful and stable pools for mining today. Located on redundant servers in real-time in Germany and designed for 1800 + workers ( speed Mining 1.8 Gh / s +).
Scalable servers based on Intel Xeon E5- 1650 v2 Hexa-Core Ivy Bridge-E, 6 physical cores , 12 threads (hyper-threading), wheels : 2 x 240 GB 6 Gb / s SSD, memory: 128 GB ECC.

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Cordially invited to http://vtc.coinsprofit.com/

I have a question for all of you, not necessarily specific to vertcoin per se but digital currency as a whole with input from those of you who are coders for crypto currencies.

To keep it simple this whole digital currency craze has peaked my interest in so many ways over this past year that it makes me want to go back to school. I've realized after much thought that I carry 2 separate interest in the digital currency space and i don't want to double major though. The two separate areas are the economics of how digital currencies are affecting people worldwide and also the technological aspect as in wanting to fully understand the blockchain technology and what mining really is on a programming level.

I guess my question to you guys in the first place is what sort of program or programs would i even have to take to for example be on Boris' level of understanding the software mechanisms behind digital currencies? I currently have a minor degree in computer networking but that has nothing to do with programming, the only reason I even learned about bitcoin is because I have been working at this company called XFX for a few years, they are a manufacturer of AMD graphics cards and I do tech support for people who purchase our products (this is how i first found out about people mining since they would call me after they broke their cards doing it.)  I see you guys talking about coding and such with vertcoin and I am so lost and I think to myself jeez I almost want to go to school just so I can fully understand this stuff....

And then on the other hand I think to myself if i'm just interested in the economics of it, how in western cultures we are like "oh cool, something new and sparkly but meh the volatility is stupid" but in third world countries they could really change their entire lifestyles for the better with the introduction of digital currencies and I am super interested in putting myself in a position to understanding and dealing with such things but ofcourse to go that route I'd have to go get a economics degree.

You see the separation here? Do I go to school to be a programmer just to fully understand block chain from a technical aspect or do I go for the economics degree? This is why I wanted to hear just what kind of school programs have you programmers gone through or better yet, how many years of study and experiences did it take for you guys to be able to be on the level you guys are on? Designing crypto graphic currencies is so far beyond my understanding I almost want to shoot myself sometimes lol.

Thanks man.. all good points.

I've been testing the fix on my testnet it seems o.k. but you are right it does carry risk , esp in this part of the code.. and hard forking itself is a lot of risk.  I totally agree with VTC not taking it. .. but was just curious what your thought was.. given i need to decide to make this decision for GPUC.

thanks. i found this link from your link http://www.reddit.com/r/BAMT

I'm not up to date with what guides there are atm, but you can try looking at http://www.reddit.com/r/VertcoinMining/comments/1xt73i/vertcoin_mining_guide/ or in general in that subreddit.

hi guys,

i wish i had switched to mining vert back when i first saw this thread. i knew it had potential i just didn't want to modify my mining rigs. anyhow, the coin i'm mining now, fluttercoin, the block reward is gonna start decreasing rapidly and i want to switch to vertcoin. can someone point me to a thread on how to mine vert using a vert bamt? i know it's out there, but i can't find it, and it's not in the OP. thanks.

Ill give that a try. Thanks

Im trying to see if I can get hold of a RHEL/CentOS pre-combinled X64 binary.
Failing that, I tried to grab the software and compile it myself, but I don't have any experience with compiling things, so when it errors, im pretty much out of my comfort zone.
Is there a different source I should be using?

Indeed, aclocal is part of automake. A good place to start would probably be: yum groupinstall "Development Tools"

Ah I see - I thought you were building the coin daemon or qt wallet. You probably want the automake package.

I found the source here. Is this the wrong source for cpu miner?

https://github.com/Bufius/cpuminer-vert

Tried to cd into src, but doesn't exist...
-ksh: cd: src: [No such file or directory]

This may be a dumb question, but are you sure you're trying to compile VTC!!!!! We don't use autogen?

make -f makefile.linux in /src ought to do it.

Autogen? What source are you trying to build? Whatever it is you need to install automake and autoconf