Quote from: ale2torri on June 27, 2014, 06:25:42 PM

Hello everyone, I'm relatively new to the Bitcoin world and cryptocurrencies.
Today I created a free coin test (SHA-256) on this site and it seems to work fine but I have a couple of questions ...
If I create a coin, after a month owner shutdown the seed node, and if I do not have alternate nodes dies network of my money? Or just that one user keeps open the wallet to keep it active? I've see Amazon EC2 but it's free limited only for first year.
Then I tried to configure bfgminer but I could not get it to work to undermine this money and I am limited to undermine through windows wallet, you know how to configure bfgminer? I used to start.bat file for other currencies but not using a pool for this do not know how you configure it.

If your coin does not have any users after the one month it dies. Nothing you can do about. You can use the dns seed or just add nodes in the config file you distribute alongside the wallet like any other cryptocurrency does.

Mining with with e.g. bfgminer is simple. It's just that you have to use solo minining instead of pooled mining. So basically just connect to the rpc port of your wallet. Given the rpc port is open on port 21001:

Code:

bfgminer -o http://localhost:21001 -u bullshitcoin -p bullshitpassword --coinbase-addr 19Qxh6GzoHjHNnFTiTPaTkvFZtwmosp1Cv --coinbase-sig "anything here"

The username and password are obviously the rpc credentials you specify in the conf file. All in all: check out the documentation of your favourite miner for solo mining.

Quote from: nvst18 on July 02, 2014, 09:00:57 PM

I am actually looking for a coin programmer.

Serious serious inquiries only. be prepared to provide me a criminal background check.

Nofyah

I could be interested but you have to be more specific. I can't provide you any background checks. (How could I???)