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Topic: Vertcoin - First Scrypt N | First Stealth Address - Privacy without mixer - page 493. (Read 1232701 times)

hero member
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I'm curious if the Vertcoin developer came up with the modified N factor. I see that microcoin here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-microcoin-mrc-alcurex-scrypt-jane-nfactor-397679 uses it and I believe they released their coin first. So I'm curious who actually developed it as I'd like to get in touch with them.

Thanks.
full member
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Anyone know when vercoinHeavyIndustries website will be back up and running. Can't get into the chat right now.

I miss the web interface.
newbie
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Just a heads up that I haven't been able to make account changes at vert.bitcrush.info now to add withdrawal info or auto payment.  I received no e-mail to unlock this info and contacting the pool operator turned up nothing.

I have been down this road before with other altcurrencies so I would exercise some caution and/or flip to another pool.  


No problem here, made a withdrawal and got an email with link and it was transferred really quick after 6 confirms.
full member
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price wont grow cuz of this damn selling offers like 0.01xxx vtc. just talkin'. and i got a sense that its just one man who playin' with prices. or trying to. whatever. fuck dat.

I see transactions for a while, this is a person who plays with the market  :| and he is good at this game, people get caught   lol !
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I really do like the idea of Vertcoin. Still, two things come to my mind:

1.) Claiming something is "ASIC proof". No algorithm is that. You can always develop an ASIC. GPUs are ASICs, after all. Take the design of a GPU, strip everything not needed for Vertcoin mining and that's your VTC-ASIC. Still, of course, that ASIC would be way more complex than any SHA/BTC ASIC and would require loads of fast memory, thus making it very expensive (compared to SHA and even scrypt/LTC ASICS). But this immediately leads to my second point.

2.) How bad are ASICs after all? With SHA, there is a low entry level for developing an ASIC. With VTC, this "entry barrier" would be much higher. Imagine VTC would be as popular as BTC is now. I'm going to guarantee you that at least one person/group would be into developing a VTC ASIC. But that's the problem: Only few entities would have the funds to do so, much fewer than with Bitcoin. After all, this will lead to more centralization, not less.

I don't like that "hobby mining" is gone in the Bitcoin world, I don't like how much current ASICs are overpriced.

But I still think the Bitcoin network is better off with all the ASICs than the VTC network would be.
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i need to get in touch with someone from http://vtc.poolz.net/

my account is locked and i have gotten no emails to unlock it, been about 8hours

Guys???
hero member
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Why is every share getting rejected at pools?

You must be using cgminer instead of vertminer (a vertcoin compatible mod of cgminer)? Vertcoin doesn't use standard scrypt.

Yes I was using cgminer? Where can I get vertminer? Never heard of it.

Please read the 1st post  Wink
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If it can be ported to the GPU, why not ASIC?

ASIC can't have large memory?

Remember X86_64 processors are ASICs for x86_64 instructions and GPU is the ASIC for OpenGL and OpenCL.

Considering CPUs and GPUs are not ASICs for 'n-factor scrypt' there's always a scope of improvement.
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price wont grow cuz of this damn selling offers like 0.01xxx vtc. just talkin'. and i got a sense that its just one man who playin' with prices. or trying to. whatever. fuck dat.
hero member
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Why is every share getting rejected at pools?

You must be using cgminer instead of vertminer (a vertcoin compatible mod of cgminer)? Vertcoin doesn't use standard scrypt.

Yes I was using cgminer? Where can I get vertminer? Never heard of it.
newbie
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hi!
how many VTC i will get in one day with 500kh/s with poolmining?

Divide your hashrate by the difficulty and that'll give you a good idea
hero member
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hi!
how many VTC i will get in one day with 500kh/s with poolmining?
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After i try to send coins i get this error messagge:

Critical error occured. Vertcoin will shut down. EXCEPTION: St13 runtime_error TopUpKeyPool(): writing generator key failed

Then, client shuts down and every time i try to do the transaction it happens again

Any help?

ps:  windows wallet

no one any idea?  Cry Cry
newbie
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Just a heads up that I haven't been able to make account changes at vert.bitcrush.info now to add withdrawal info or auto payment.  I received no e-mail to unlock this info and contacting the pool operator turned up nothing.

I have been down this road before with other altcurrencies so I would exercise some caution and/or flip to another pool.  
hero member
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There is a very real possibility that Vertcoin, with it's innovative features can overtake Bitcoin.
Bitcoin and Litecoin will drop in price while Vertcoin will rise, eventually surpassing Bitcoin entirely.


I will be writing an article about this possibility. Change must happen, Bitcoin and Litecoin are simply not secure enough to be considered a viable currency in the long run, there is massive hoarding in both.
Fortunately with only a little over 1,000,000 Bitcoin wallets being created, there is VERY little adoption, which gives Vertcoin a strong chance at contention.

The next step is MARKETING MARKETING MARKETING. I don't mean viral marketing, I mean real business oriented marketing. Vertcoin needs to be taken seriously


Please check this thread:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=449203.new#new
sr. member
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So, my rig might be hitting a wall with VTC. I have a 4 card rig, been running consistent since I started mining VTC. This morning I look, the card hooked to the monitor can no longer provide any hash power (from 300-350 down to 4). The other 3 are the same as before I went to bed.

Rebooted, tried an alternate set of settings that worked before (albeit lower hash per card), still nothing.

Also tested regular scrypt mining to see if maybe the card was dying, it works fine on regular CGMiner.

Anyone else facing similar issues?



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I tryed severl times to mine... I dont know how to fix it


How big is your worksize? try to go with 128 or 256 depending on your card.

Have a look at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-big-vtc-vertcoin-settings-thread-416572
Finally works, thx.

Only 1 question more..... is normal 3.8 Khash/s?

3.8 is very low, but it all depends on your card.
pls check out the settings thread
newbie
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I tryed severl times to mine... I dont know how to fix it

http://imageshack.com/a/img196/5350/a0ax.png
How big is your worksize? try to go with 128 or 256 depending on your card.

Have a look at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-big-vtc-vertcoin-settings-thread-416572
Finally works, thx.

Only 1 question more..... is normal 3.8 Khash/s?

http://imageshack.com/a/img36/6759/qd24.png
sr. member
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Why is every share getting rejected at pools?

You must be using cgminer instead of vertminer (a vertcoin compatible mod of cgminer)? Vertcoin doesn't use standard scrypt.
sr. member
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2. My AV found a virus in the Windows download "cpuminer-vert-Aleks_N.zip"
Suggest removing this download completely as CPU mining is long gone. CPU mining was already too late by Feb 2nd.


Probably a false positive, this occurs often with cryptocoin wallets and related software.

I highly doubt the devs released a virus with their miner, I use this program just fine.
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