Quote from: nanona on December 01, 2017, 04:31:02 PM

Quote from: stevebrush on November 19, 2017, 12:13:05 AM

yes, we are !

prepare for a hard fork with zawy difficultiy implemented to prevent insta-mining attack... and little few bugs fixed. This mean new daemon and wallet updated.

New daemon and cli-wallet are testnet tested, running and working fine.

I "only" have to fix the gui wallet, but I ask me if I better do not to write a cleaner one with a recent cross platform framework instead of trying to understand 2 years old forked code.

And yes, only 3-4 people donate, it's the truth so if you want t to go on exchange, donate. We have to setup nodes too and I have on mind to setup them all around the word. This mean renting servers.

It's a community project and I assume that I never get money for this works (3 weeks of hard word yet). I just want to have a performing currency that can go on exchange without shame.

Any suggestions and help are welcome.

I also notice that there are 3 pool and... only one is performing fast because major hashrate point to it. For the real real real real stability of this coin, the 3 pools should run at the same rate. So don't be shy : it's the same yield : Lower hashrate mean spaced in time payement but bigger profits.

Masari too is hard-forking to switch to zawy DAA tomorrow.
Any idea which VPS provider is currently good for running non-mining nodes?
If you accumulate enough IRD, you will certainly get rewarded financially once the coin gets known. That's why I proposed that the dev team asks for IRD donations now, not later when the coin hits $1.

Edit: Also as I proposed earlier, the pools could add another 0.5% for the devs. A total of 1% in fees is really nothing for every miner, but quite a few coins every day from every pool.

Is there a required amount of coins to run an IRD node?