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Re: [ANN] NoLimitCoin & No Limit Fantasy Sports
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Ventero
on 14/11/2019, 14:21:27 UTC
Hello everybody,

I have a few ideas about how to help with project

for developers: I would switch to ERC20. It allows you to make a smart contract. This will open new possibilities. You can do a referral program for example. You could implement a new game theory for tokens.

You did a lot of work. It is sad to see the price die like that. Product is great but your token economy is not so good I think.

Try to look into this project https://hex.win/?r=0x62893dae1068c11021cd4b6f987dc0e4cb28c196

I think you could do something similar with NolimitCoin. If you switch to ERC20 it will be much easier for exchanges to list it.

I'll give you one of my ideas.

1. Build a smart contract witch will let claim people with NLC2 balance (maybe also let claim BTC to bring new people)
2. Introduce a new game theory that will let the price go up as HEX project did.

Have a nice day! ;-)

Ventero
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux)
by
Ventero
on 24/10/2019, 12:58:46 UTC
Hello everyone,

can you guys share with me your oc settings?

Mine is

GTX 1080
0core/1900mem/120W
getting average 37.5 MHs

GTX 1070 TI
0core/1250mem/105W
getting average 31.7 MHs

I am using linux (HiveOS). Windows uses another metric so it's hard to compare. Or do you know how to convert windows mem oc value to linux mem oc value? ;-)

im curious about your results, thanks.
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Hive OS - new Linux GPU mining platform
by
Ventero
on 16/10/2019, 12:16:10 UTC
Hello,

I am mining zcoin with gminer. Today I tried djm34 (ccminer fork) and I got this error. Any ideas why it does not work? Thanks!

error here
https://imgur.com/GIsKawt

settings is like this
https://imgur.com/MoYdb2v
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: [OS] nvOC easy-to-use Linux Nvidia Mining vBASIC || Community Edition 2.0
by
Ventero
on 23/07/2018, 11:19:37 UTC
@Ventero the coin setup section looks fine, the miner specific options are usually fine with defaults so revert them back to defaults (you can always see defaults in the 1bash.template). Those settings defines how the params you put for eth or other coins are glued together and passed to the miner command line.

thanks for advice. I was trying to find defaults options for claymore but I did not found them in 1bash.template file (I was trying to find them with CTRL-f tool). Are you sure it is there?

I downloaded latest beta version and I don't understand two things in instructions

"Edit firstboot.json to enable/disable auto_expand. ("true" or "false")"

>>> What it does?

"recompile miners on first boot ("false" for no recompile, "A" for all, The letter/number associated to each recompilable miner depends on the latest nvOC_miner_update.sh script you find in the nvOC_miners repository on GitHub)" >>>

>>> I want to compile just claymore. I have to define letter/number asociated with claymore in 1bash file? I did not find it in bash file. I have to setup it "false" and then I will find letter/number associated with claymore after I boot into nvOS?

Thank you!
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: [OS] nvOC easy-to-use Linux Nvidia Mining vBASIC || Community Edition 2.0
by
Ventero
on 22/07/2018, 13:37:33 UTC
Sure you can. zpool, nicehash and mph are some kind of special pools that require special configurations so they have their own sections in 1bash. If you are on ethermine (I'm on ethermine too), you just need to setup ETH coin with ethermine pool settings. There is a quite long list of coin settings, scroll down to ETH and set the pool address, your worker name, wallet address and port and you're done. If you see settings for mph in there,, they're just examples of what you should put in these configs for a generic pool.

thanks for reply!

I edited ETH coin like this

# Ethereum (ETH)
ETH_ADDRESS="0xDb4E411F930aC6aD73dF884f06FfA233bA1e830d"
ETH_EXTENSION_ARGUMENTS=""   
ETH_POOL="eu1.ethermine.org"
ETH_PORT="4444"
ETH_WORKER="$Ruda_nvOS"


but I thought I still need to define miner somewhere, so I did it here, but I feel like I do something wrong because I specify pool and adress on two different places

ETHASH_MINER="CLAYMORE"                          # Choose "CLAYMORE" or "ETHMINER", "GENOIL" or "BMINER"
ETHASH_WALLET_FORMAT="-epool eu1.ethermine.org:4444 -ewal 0xDb4E411F930aC6aD73dF884f06FfA233bA1e830d.Ruda_nvOS"
CLAYMORE_VERSION="latest"                         # Choose: latest or any version you add its folder.
ETHMINER_OPTS=""                                       # Ethminer optional arguments. add "--api-port -3333" if you want web info
CLAYMORE_OPTS="-wd 1 -r 1 -esm 0 -allpools 1 -asm 0 -mport -3333 -mode 1"

Is this correct or am I doing somthing wrong? Thank you, again!
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: [OS] nvOC easy-to-use Linux Nvidia Mining vBASIC || Community Edition 2.0
by
Ventero
on 21/07/2018, 21:01:43 UTC
Hello guys,

I was looking into bash template here https://github.com/papampi/nvOC_by_fullzero_Community_Release/blob/release/1bash.template

I would like to use ethermine.org and I did not find option how to setup it for this pool. Is it possible or this OS works only with zpool, nicehash and miningpoolhub?

I was thinking if I can add my pool here, I'm not sure

ALT_POOL="NO"               # YES or NO, Set to YES if you want to enable  poolswitch.
                            # Switch to alternate pool if main pool goes down.
                            # Dual mining and salfter auto switch not supported.
                            # If pool goes down, poolswitch will stop/disable wtm auto switch and will enable/start it after pool comes up to prevent coin data mixed up.
                       # If main pool use username, alternate pool should use same username and workername.
                            # If anonymous mining with coin address alternate pool should use same.
                            # If ALT_POOL="YES" add as follow to your coins data (order should be the same).

###alternate pool setup example:
#ZCL_POOL_1="europe.equihash-hub.miningpoolhub.com"
#ZCL_PORT_1="20575"
#ZCL_POOL_2="zcl.suprnova.cc"
#ZCL_PORT_2="4042"
#ZCL_POOL=$ZCL_POOL_1  #Dont edit this
#ZCL_PORT=$ZCL_PORT_1  #Dont edit this


Thanks for advice ;-)
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: adding bminer to SMOS via ssh
by
Ventero
on 10/02/2018, 00:34:29 UTC
Please add BMINNER !

You can do this yourself, courtesy Greerso from the VoskCoin group.

1.  Log into your smOS install via ssh.

Code:
ssh miner@

Code:
miner@simpleminer:~$
2.  Login as root.

Code:
miner@simpleminer:~$ sudo -s

Code:
miner@simpleminer:~#
3.  Change to the smOS miners directory.

Code:
root@simpleminer:~# cd /root/miner_org
4.  Download bminer.

Code:
root@simpleminer:/root/miner_org# wget https://www.bminercontent.com/releases/bminer-v5.3.0-e337b9a-amd64.tar.xz
5.  Expand the compressed directory, then delete the downloaded file.

Code:
root@simpleminer:/root/miner_org# tar -xvf bminer-v5.3.0-e337b9a-amd64.tar.xz
root@simpleminer:/root/miner_org# rm bminer-v5.3.0-e337b9a-amd64.tar.xz
6.  Choose one of the existing miners that you would like to replace with bminer, I chose 'sgminer-gm-5.5.5', then rename that folder so that smOS ignores it.

Code:
root@simpleminer:/root/miner_org# mv sgminer-gm-5.5.5 sgminer-gm-5.5.5_backup
7.  Create a symlink from the bminer directory to the sgminer directory and enter that directory.

Code:
root@simpleminer:/root/miner_org# ln -s bminer-v5.3.0 sgminer-gm-5.5.5
root@simpleminer:/root/miner_org# cd sgminer-gm-5.5.5
8.  Create a symlink from the bminer application to masquerade as sgminer.

Code:
root@simpleminer:/root/miner_org/sgminer-gm-5.5.5# ln -s bminer sgminer
9.  Go to http://simplemining.net and setup a new rig group for sgminer-gm-5.5.5 with the following miner options.  This example is for MPH, but whatever your preferred pool is can go here.  Change to your username duh.

Code:
-uri stratum://.$rigName@us-east.equihash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:20594 -no-timestamps -api 127.0.0.1:1880
10.  Assign the new sgminer (really bminer) to a rig.

Sit back and watch your sol/s and sol/w hit new highs.

If you think I'm awesome, send me your zencash!  If your rig sets on fire, you did something wrong, this worked for me.

Hey mate,

I followed your guide and I ended up here https://imgur.com/NCdp0Wt

am I doing something wrong?

Thank you for help :-)
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Hive OS - new Linux GPU mining platform
by
Ventero
on 08/02/2018, 18:05:49 UTC
Hey guys,

I would rly like to use bminer Dashboard but I cant connect to http://127.0.0.1:1880

It tells me "This site can’t be reached. 127.0.0.1 refused to connect."

Im using HiveOS

Im trying to get info about sol/w

thanks for help
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
bminer Dashboard
by
Ventero
on 07/02/2018, 00:58:54 UTC
Hey guys,

I would rly like to use bminer Dashboard but I cant connect to http://127.0.0.1:1880

It tells me "This site can’t be reached. 127.0.0.1 refused to connect."

Im using HiveOS


thanks for help
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Board Announcements (Altcoins)
Re: [ANN][CrowdSale Ended]🌟🌟🌟🌟 NVO Decentralized Exchange | MultiWallet 🌟🌟🌟🌟
by
Ventero
on 08/07/2017, 23:24:42 UTC
Hello,

when im looking at nvo.io on roadmap, we are still here "Crowdsale starts on 05/27/17 02:00 UTC "

now we should be two steps forward here "Issuing Tokens on July 1st 2017" and waiting for listing at exchanges.

Why roadmap is not actual?
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Re: Stellar
by
Ventero
on 13/05/2017, 21:30:08 UTC
Hi guys,does stellar has a wallet?I need to move some to the wallet from polo.pls help

Hey buddy,

generate your keypair here
https://www.stellar.org/laboratory/#account-creator?network=public

then login to wallet with your private key
https://www.stellar.org/account-viewer/#!/

enjoy Smiley
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Board Service Announcements
Re: CoinMARKET.cz – provide and order microjobs for crypto
by
Ventero
on 28/04/2015, 18:56:06 UTC
You should consider making a more informative post regarding this. Moreover, try adding unique features that make you stand out from the rest.


CoinMARKET Review – Pros and Cons from a CoinMARKET Buyer & Seller

CoinMARKET Pros
    Clean and clear website design, easy to navigate, easy to use
    Clear and easy to understand concept
    Make crypto doing something you love
    NO FEE

CoinMARKET Cons
   There is no user base yet (it could be advantage too)

CoinMARKET has a simple concept. People post small jobs, that they are willing to do for crypto. It sounds small, but what it really provides is a platform to grow from. Buyers like CoinMARKET because they can get small tasks done quickly, there isn’t a large risk and over time they can find dependable freelancers they can turn to for quality work. Sellers can grow their own business by offering basic gigs and offering upgrades and extras for additional crypto.

Thats quite good. If you're not charging fees, how will you make money? You're bootstrapping it?

Our only income is from premium listing and donations, forever. Free listing doesn't limit users to use any tool  Wink
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Re: CoinMARKET.cz – provide and order microjobs for crypto
by
Ventero
on 28/04/2015, 12:38:43 UTC
You should consider making a more informative post regarding this. Moreover, try adding unique features that make you stand out from the rest.


CoinMARKET Review – Pros and Cons from a CoinMARKET Buyer & Seller

CoinMARKET Pros
    Clean and clear website design, easy to navigate, easy to use
    Clear and easy to understand concept
    Make crypto doing something you love
    NO FEE

CoinMARKET Cons
   There is no user base yet (it could be advantage too)

CoinMARKET has a simple concept. People post small jobs, that they are willing to do for crypto. It sounds small, but what it really provides is a platform to grow from. Buyers like CoinMARKET because they can get small tasks done quickly, there isn’t a large risk and over time they can find dependable freelancers they can turn to for quality work. Sellers can grow their own business by offering basic gigs and offering upgrades and extras for additional crypto.
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Re: coinmarket.cz
by
Ventero
on 27/04/2015, 12:41:31 UTC
you could add a link to coinMARKET.cz  Grin

there are only 2 jobs atm?!  Roll Eyes

Thank you for your comment. We just started right todaz after short time of tests and jobs on website are more likely just dummz content to show hoe it works.

We just dont want to have site filled with copied content from fiverr or other site like that.
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CoinMARKET.cz – provide and order microjobs for crypto
by
Ventero
on 27/04/2015, 11:49:36 UTC
[ANNOUNCE] CoinMARKET.cz – provide and order microjobs for crypto

We would like to announce recent launch of microjobs portal – coinMARKET.cz. Provide small jobs or order one for crypto currency.

Help us to build our own crypto ecosystem without dependency on FIAT. Because we hate FIAT and because FIAT is prohibited on coinMARKET!

Everyone has something to offer and everyone can be part of money revolution. Choose your path and become a microjob provider. Because we work for community we offer this website completely FREE of charge if you choose so. No hidden fees for services and no percentage for your work. You can just make some crypto.

We will be happy if you use our portal! http://coinmarket.cz/

main currency: DASH
accepted currencies: Bitcoin, Peercoin, Dogecoin, Namecoin and Litecoin – more to come

CoinMARKET Review – Pros and Cons from a CoinMARKET Buyer & Seller

CoinMARKET Pros
    Clean and clear website design, easy to navigate, easy to use
    Clear and easy to understand concept
    Make crypto doing something you love
    NO FEE

CoinMARKET Cons
   There is no user base yet (it could be advantage too)

CoinMARKET has a simple concept. People post small jobs, that they are willing to do for crypto. It sounds small, but what it really provides is a platform to grow from. Buyers like CoinMARKET because they can get small tasks done quickly, there isn’t a large risk and over time they can find dependable freelancers they can turn to for quality work. Sellers can grow their own business by offering basic gigs and offering upgrades and extras for additional crypto.

http://hodl.cz/pics/gif_coinmarket_1.1.gif