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Fucking coinmarket.io it sends the bitcoin withdraws without fees!!! Its gonna take me a lot of hours to get my bitcoins in cryptsy!
We pay the standard TX fee of 0.0001 per KB.
Dont know how an exchange works? Stay away.
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Really hoping the Cryptsy community decides that VTC is worthy of the prices the one-three people that are selling coins are getting.
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Bah, I still don't see it pending. Perhaps the people of Cryptsy want a head start on the frenzy.

It's going to be hard not to sell!
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Oh I'm not selling anything big. Just send a few VTC that way to pull a few of the ridiculously high buy orders my way  Tongue
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first sell order for 0.022. not bad. but hold!

Not bad :p? Those are practically LTC prices already

im not even joking when i say  VTC hits 0.1
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first sell order for 0.022. not bad. but hold!

Not bad :p? Those are practically LTC prices already
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first sell order for 0.022. not bad. but hold!
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There's a sell order on Cryptsy! Someone managed to get VTC into Cryptsy!
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has anyone been able to withraw anything from coinedup ?

I was able to withdraw from coinedup. It took forrrever, but once I finally got the page to load and clicked the wallet button it sent. I'm glad it was so slow because it kept me from selling. This coin is a new innovation. I estimate a  possible market cap of 50million.
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Holy crap, how many freakin' confirms does Cryptsy want for VTC?!?!?!
I thought it was known that Cryptsy sucks..
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bethy08,

I have no experience with Amazon servers, but a few years with linux/unix...

Have you tried copying vertcoind to /usr/bin/ ?
What does this give you:

Code:
# ls -l /usr/local/bin/vertcoind


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Anyone have problems with their rig crashing when on p2p? After about 5 minutes my rig crashes if I use the p2p instead of pool, but the pool keeps disconnecting every few minutes.

Using https://vtcpool.co.uk/
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Fucking coinmarket.io it sends the bitcoin withdraws without fees!!! Its gonna take me a lot of hours to get my bitcoins in cryptsy!
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OK guys some other people should be putting nodes up too - my first one is now at 95.85.62.207

Here's the procedure to do it on the smallest VPS available from Digital Ocean https://cloud.digitalocean.com which costs less than a US cent an hour to run - please put some up. These instructions are for ubuntu 12.04.3 x64 server, the default OS on Digital Ocean.

Create an account, and create a droplet, the smallest size, in a location close to you (so they naturally spread out)

The password will be emailed to you when you create it.

Get putty to be able to connect to it - http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/

Just use the IP address in the digital ocean control panel for the droplet, then login as user root with the password you were emailed.

The first bit creates a pagefile because these VPSs are RAM limited, and otherwise you'll have trouble compiling vertcoind

dd if=/dev/zero of=~/swapfile1 bs=1024 count=1024000
sudo chown root:root ~/swapfile1
sudo chmod 0600 ~/swapfile1
sudo mkswap ~/swapfile1
sudo swapon ~/swapfile1

Now we update, install the toolkit, get the vertcoin source and build it:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libdb-dev libdb++-dev libupnp-dev libminiupnpc-dev miniupnpc libboost-all-dev git
git clone https://github.com/vertcoin/vertcoin
cd vertcoin/src
make -f makefile.unix

Copy it to the path:

sudo cp vertcoind /usr/local/bin

Create a config file:

cd ~
mkdir ~/.vertcoin
echo "rpcuser=node" > ~/.vertcoin/vertcoin.conf
echo "rpcpassword=34MGFf934ljDRrfd54dsf" >> ~/.vertcoin/vertcoin.conf
echo "rpcallowip=127.0.0.1" >> ~/.vertcoin/vertcoin.conf
echo "rpcport=9332" >> ~/.vertcoin/vertcoin.conf
echo "daemon=1" >> ~/.vertcoin/vertcoin.conf
echo "server=1" >> ~/.vertcoin/vertcoin.conf

Start Vertcoin:

nohup vertcoind -listen -maxconnections=250 &

Help it sync:

vertcoind addnode 95.85.62.207 add
vertcoind addnode 46.246.108.216 add
vertcoind addnode 96.252.6.205 add

Now you can

watch vertcoind getinfo

Set this up:

sudo echo "nohup vertcoind -listen -maxconnections=250 &" >>/etc/rc.local

So it auto starts on boot if you reboot the server.

And watch it sync the blockchain

If you're going to (like me) snapshot it and bring multiple ones up, please do let the first one sync fully (see http://explorer.vertcoin.org/ for current block height, 29488 at the time of writing this) before you shut it down to sync it, otherwise you will be part of the problem trying to connect to the scant few wallets out there listening for incoming connections.

To duplicate it, you must shut down:

sudo shutdown -h now

Then in the digital ocean web interface, go to droplets, click on your node, go to snapshots, take a snapshot - it will take a couple of minutes.

When it finishes snapshotting, it will automatically start up again.

Now you can create new ones in seconds from the snapshot. You just create a new droplet, but instead of selecting Ubuntu as the OS, you select the section where your images are and you'll see your snapshot in there.

POST YOUR NODE ADDRESSES


Trying to set this up on Amazon e2c, but am getting error: failed to run command `vertcoind': No such file or directory

Help please?
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Holy crap, how many freakin' confirms does Cryptsy want for VTC?!?!?!

No deposits are going in, don't think they have fully activated it yet. Any ones showing in pending on Cryptsy?
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Holy crap, how many freakin' confirms does Cryptsy want for VTC?!?!?!
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what is the expected kh/s expected for a R9 290 at this moment ?

I'm hashing at 250kh/s, can't go over intensity 13, is that normal ?

I have my 290 going with some 280xs and its a nightmare to try to figure out. It runs stable at 300ish (its rock solid at 900 on reg coins), but i've gotten as high as 450. But I lose that 150khs (almost exactly) on my other cards.

My 280s outperform it by about 50khs. I'm only able to get about 45% of my normal hash.



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already 0,0074 on oinmarket.io  Cheesy
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Geokilla,

It's very difficult to troubleshoot if it 'just doesn't work'...
Does cgminer start at all? Any error messages?
Can you try to start it from the commandline? (Is that thing still called cmd.exe over there?)
It only gave the standard start message. No error message or anything. Might be an AMD driver problem? Restarted computer and it's mining now.
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