Since the plugin doesnt work anymore for minecraft, how do I actually go about with BOSEconomy with the deposit and withdrawals?

Cryptsy has announced that they are keeping this coin.

Also.  Is anyone here playing minecraft and using the currency?  If this currency gets accepted as the best economic plugin, that would be huge.

I would market it in minecraft, but I don't play the game.

The diff changes every 12 blocks (1 hour on average). 

When it drops, it gets hammered by a coin switching pool.  This pushes the difficulty back up.  New blocks can happen every few seconds.

Once the difficulty rises, those pools switch away.

At Block 15000, the system changes slightly.

Currently, it just uses the last 12 blocks to do the retarget.  After block 15000, it will use the last 72 blocks (so 6 hours), but will still re-target every 12 blocks.  That should smooth things out more.

I've got about 100 crc and am getting ready to send them over to the Minecraft server.

Does Spendlitecoins receive from cryptsy without issue or do I need to download a wallet and make it the middle man?

downloading the craftcoinish jar and dumping it in the plugins folder, seems to cause the server to hang and not load. Gets stuck at 83% chain download.

quite a few ppl on the Spend light coin server during the day i would imagion there are 20-25 active users and that the combine CRC for all of them would be close to 2000 CRC but to be fair that is only 1/50th of the total CRC out there but i don't think this is the only server

http://crc.xpool.net:8830 has found 3 of the last 5 blocks! Throwing an additional 2.3 Mh/s at it. Come help out!

I am at block 9332 with the 1.1.4 wallet.
According to the previous post, block 9333 should be the valid one?

Trying to solomine, but I guess its pointless?

Using the *.conf file from the first page.

yes. i thought that. but cgminer wont mine.
says pool or url or something...


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sorry, my fault. wrong ip-adress

Every 12 blocks, the next update is 9336 and it should drop by 2 and then drop by 2 again at 9348.

I might be off by 1 here, but it should be:

9333 - 21.37
9334 - 21.37
9335 - 21.37
9336 - 10.69
9335 - 10.69
...
...
9347 - 10.69
9348 - 5.34

At the current rate of around 1 every 2 days, that would take

6 days to get to 9336 (+3)
12 days to get to 9348 (+15)
6 days to get to 9360 (+27)
3 days to get to 9372 (+39)
1.5 days to get to 9284 (+51)

However, maybe people will give it a burst of hashing, once the difficulty drops by 2.

In the spirit of encouraging mining, I sent a transaction with a 10 CRC fee.  Whoever hits 9333 will get that as an additional block reward.

There doesn't seem to be switch-over code?

From the github link, the new parameters are:

nTargetTimespan: 1 hour
nTargetSpacing: 5 minutes

This suggests a 12 block re-target time, rather than 1 block?

You also use 6 re-targeting periods to work out the new difficulty, so averaged over 6 hours.

I renamed my craftcoin directory to backup and started the client.  It downloads the first 11 blocks and then stalls.

I assume what is happening is that the 12th block (first retarget) has the wrong difficulty, according to the new rules.

You need to have the old difficulty rules up to block 9331 and then switch to the new rules.

An easier option would be to just have a checkpoint at 9331 and skip verification of the difficulty updates until then.

Not syncing even with 4 connections.

Any good nodes?

CryptoCoin Explorer has been updated.

What is the change in this? How is the difficulty problem being handled?