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Re: [ANN] Ellaism: Ethereum network with no premine and no contentious hard forks
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cryptoreporting
on 22/03/2018, 00:22:44 UTC
Can someone tell me the current dag file size?  I am looking to switch some lower memory GPUs over to ELLA.
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Re: [ANN] [XEL] :: Elastic - The Decentralized Supercomputer ::
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cryptoreporting
on 16/03/2018, 09:16:52 UTC
Does XEL have a telegram channel because lately slack start in leave to communicate.
If there is a telegram line let me know because I want to know the latest updates. thank you

If you wish to have exposure to news/updates as they are released, stay tuned here, in the project slack, and on twitter.

Do you happen to know if we have filled out all the necessary info for Bittrex in order to stay listed there?  If nobody has done it yet, I'll try to help with it.
Unless your the developer and have a US based securities lawyer to approve that this coin is not a security you cant help.
look at the other coins on bittrex who have been delisted and their remarks. it seems the process is something like:
- get contacted by bittrex
- sign NDA
- explain your coins function
- get US based lawyer to sign affidavit your coins not a security
- possibly still get delisted by trex


Does XEL pass the Howey Test?
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Re: [ANN] [SUMO] SUMOKOIN - 🔏 Digital Cash For Highly-Confidential Transactions 🔏
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cryptoreporting
on 09/03/2018, 10:43:29 UTC
Has anyone been able to successfully withdraw their coins to their own wallet from Craptopia in the past 24-48 hours?

I'm asking because my withdrawal which was stuck for a freaking month didn't go through, but luckily it got cancelled for some reason (no response to my support ticket whatsoever though) and they say I should try again.

I obviously don't trust them at all at this point, and there's no way I'm keeping anything on that shit exchange anymore. Lesson learned.

But since I really don't want to sell my SUMO, did anyone manage to successfuly withdraw their SUMO from Craptopia to their wallets in the past 1-2 days?
Otherwise I'll just have to sell and cash out in BTC or whatever still works on that shit exchange.

I made a withdrawal earlier tonight which took about 3.5 hours to hit my wallet, and I made a withdrawal last week which took about 2.5 hours.
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Re: PhoenixMiner 2.6: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Windows)
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cryptoreporting
on 18/02/2018, 22:10:24 UTC
Linux version please 😩
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Re: PhoenixMiner 2.6: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Windows)
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cryptoreporting
on 17/02/2018, 00:44:04 UTC
Please compile a Linux version!  Would be willing to test for you!  Running right now:

Ubuntu LTS 16.04
4.4.0-112-generic #135-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jan 19 11:48:36 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

 
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Re: [ANN] [SUMO] SUMOKOIN - 🔏 Digital Cash For Highly-Confidential Transactions 🔏
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cryptoreporting
on 25/01/2018, 06:11:24 UTC
TO SUMOKOIN DEVELOPERS & COMMUNITY

With high likelihood privacy coins will be included in upcoming regulations, restricting their potential use via different measures and policies (e.g. only exchanges w/o privacy coins allowed in the country, etc).

I believe SUMOKOIN needs to be proactive and commit publicly to measures which ensure its coins are not abused for illicit activities. As I lack technical expertise I cannot suggest what this could look like. Perhaps offering full collaboration to provide information to Authorities from which sources (e.g. numbers of ETH or Bitcoin accounts) the SUMOKOINs were acquired from and how much could be enough to trace back to the origin where there is reasonable suspect of illicit activity. Perhaps 100% privacy within SUMOKOIN network transactions, but transparency if requested towards the outside would be the solution. As said, I lack expertise to suggest something which is acceptable for the SUMOKOIN philosophy, technically possible and politically reassuring.

 I do consider having experience and insight into regulatory and policy processes and mindsets, hence I am convinced that you should think about the above and propose collaborative solutions for Authorities / Regulators. Doing so will significantly de-risk your project and create value to the SUMOKOIN Community. Don’t only focus on technically advancing your product, invest energy now to ensure there will be a fruitful environment for it to prosper. Take my advice and act now.

Food for thought.

It would defeat the purpose of cryptos this way. This doesn't make sense.
When authorities will begin blocking exchanges and mining pools web sites access, you will see that what he/she says will began to make a lot of sense to you too and all the believers.

That worked real well with darknet.  It's whack-a-mole, you can't stop it.
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Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v10.5 (Windows/Linux)
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cryptoreporting
on 22/01/2018, 08:58:31 UTC
I have a bunch of MSI Aero 560 ITXs.  They work great in Claymore 10.4 (Ubuntu 16.04 LTS), but I have noticed that every now and then when a GPU hangs or crashes, it tries to reinitialize all the cards and start computing again.  

This is what should happen, however it seems like it doesn't clear the DAG from the 560s GPU cache/ram, so when it reinitializes, it shows up as 1.7GB memory per card, instead of 4GB.  This seems like what is happening since the DAG is about 2.2GB right now, so that works out perfectly math wise.  

This results in claymore hanging and turning into a defunct process.  I have tried killing the pid, kill -9, etc, but the only way I have found to fix this is to reboot, which isn't the best solution.  Does anyone know how to clear the GPU cache/RAM w/o rebooting?

This only happens on RX 560s btw.  I have 570s and 580s running that don't experience this issue.

Claymore any ideas?

Is there a way to forcefully clear it by writing certain values to /sys/class/drm/cardX?

Thanks.
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Re: [ANN] [SUMO] SUMOKOIN - 🔏 Digital Cash For Highly-Confidential Transactions 🔏
by
cryptoreporting
on 18/01/2018, 07:49:07 UTC
TO SUMOKOIN DEVELOPERS & COMMUNITY

With high likelihood privacy coins will be included in upcoming regulations, restricting their potential use via different measures and policies (e.g. only exchanges w/o privacy coins allowed in the country, etc).

I believe SUMOKOIN needs to be proactive and commit publicly to measures which ensure its coins are not abused for illicit activities. As I lack technical expertise I cannot suggest what this could look like. Perhaps offering full collaboration to provide information to Authorities from which sources (e.g. numbers of ETH or Bitcoin accounts) the SUMOKOINs were acquired from and how much could be enough to trace back to the origin where there is reasonable suspect of illicit activity. Perhaps 100% privacy within SUMOKOIN network transactions, but transparency if requested towards the outside would be the solution. As said, I lack expertise to suggest something which is acceptable for the SUMOKOIN philosophy, technically possible and politically reassuring.

 I do consider having experience and insight into regulatory and policy processes and mindsets, hence I am convinced that you should think about the above and propose collaborative solutions for Authorities / Regulators. Doing so will significantly de-risk your project and create value to the SUMOKOIN Community. Don’t only focus on technically advancing your product, invest energy now to ensure there will be a fruitful environment for it to prosper. Take my advice and act now.

Food for thought.

One of the main reasons that I invest in privacy coins is to keep those types of people (you?) out of my life

Exactly!  Non of your god damn business what I buy with my money (or SUMO)!
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Re: [ANN] [SUMO] SUMOKOIN - 🔏 Digital Cash For Highly-Confidential Transactions 🔏
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cryptoreporting
on 10/01/2018, 09:46:04 UTC
Question for devs.  Is it better to post issues found here or on the github issues page?