There's only one dev and afaik he's never posted in this thread and probably doesn't even have an account. Anyone you're probably mistaking as devs are just end users. BCT is *not* where the majority of the Monacoin community is, https://askmona.org is (as mentioned before).

fake https://twitter.com/tcejorpniocanom/status/1016320026318520320

For anyone who's getting into mining please try to use p2pool like in the above and just in general avoid joining big pools.


Monacoin Discord: https://discord.gg/h22z7NC

zigminer said here that it can't overclock https://askmona.org/3738#res_245

I'd expect you should be able to mount the drive and remove it yourself anyway instead of waiting for them to?

Updated Discord invite: https://discord.gg/h22z7NC

lyra2v2 is a valid alias for lyra2rev2 - if you use ccminer "lyra2v2" is what you usually pass to mine mona. this is probably not related to your issue at that pool.

You don't need the full set of amdgpu-pro drivers - I use the in kernel amdgpu driver with the following AUR package, which isn't orphaned:

I think if you release a pre-compiled Linux version, you might run into issues with library incompatibilities - I assume you'd be compiling on Ubuntu and it could have older libraries not compatible with current libraries on Arch Linux for example.

Enforced usage of TLS prevents this from being a workaround, I believe.

lol I'm just trying to keep people from spreading misinformation because there is a lot of misinformation going around in the English-speaking world on Monacoin. Like those "ATMs" people keep talking about? Those were never physical ATMs, those were people/businesses who signed up on Zaif to act as brokers for exchanging currencies without needing the end user to register or show ID - and this platform had to shutdown because Japanese law would have required them all to register as exchanges with the government.

That was just one guy who goes by the name Tanaka (田中) who commissioned a promotional video from his friend for this, rented ad space in the two locations, and worked something out with Ark to advertise. Lots of people cooperated and were looking forward to it, but the campaign itself wasn't "targeting" anything with regard to Monacoin price like you're making it out to be. Also I don't know if you missed commas in your first sentence, or if English isn't your first language - either way it would be nice if you'd post these "communications" you had with said retailer and event host. I'm especially curious about this "retailers think of it as a $10 bill" that you didn't enlighten us on at all.

FYI, I'm the one who did a legitimate translation (and not the google translate thing you seem to have posted) for this back in October, even (so I'm hardly "late"): http://askmona.org/5563?n=1000#res_280 (bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=392436.msg23033264#msg23033264)


You should use the Monacoin community-maintained miner: https://github.com/Nanashi-Meiyo-Meijin/ccminer

The error you posted shows an issue with some shell script, likely because of the ccminer you're using might have different run procedures, so I can't help you much there.

I'm sorry, what? "targets", "campaign", "retailers think" - who are you speaking for?

Y'all sure love to spin up stories of your own, don't ya.

Speaking of SegWit, I didn't notice any new nodes on the lightning network http://54.201.194.99/ over the last month; none of y'all seem to be participating and there doesn't seem to be that big of a push for LN by the community lately.

Sure you're just not using the pool correctly? ASICpool has been around for a long time.

Take the above with a grain of salt because that image is clearly edited and there is nothing official denoting any sort of relationship between Monacoin and the 2020 Olympics.

Zaif Smart ATMs shutdown last July because they were incompatible with Japanese laws.
https://corp.zaif.jp/info/5999/

Correcting yet another person with outdated information, sigh.

Several artists joining Monappy today: https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&q=%20url%3Amonappy.jp&src=typd
(warning, some of it is nsfw)

So I've finally stood up a Discord server for Monacoin: discord gg dzSnTsT (replace as appropriate, or just use the invite code by itself when using your client)

上記書いたものは、モナコインのDiscord鯖を作成しました。日本人も大歓迎ので、是非参加してください。

Please note, spam will not be tolerated. I'll eventually remove this invite after a few pages.

The Monacoin client is primarily just a fork of Litecoin/Bitcoin, there's not much reason to have a Monacoin specific one since changes will be overwritten from upstream anyway.

I need a Linux version, considering I haven't used WIndows as my primary OS since 2006.

The Ask Mona thread for LN is here: http://askmona.org/4955

At the moment development is (mostly? it's stagnated a bit) complete, and there have been a lot of successes - we just need more people to test/participate.

Also see: https://www.reddit.com/r/monacoin/comments/6wqei3/orders_for_monacoin_mona_have_just_been/

English notes: https://monappy.jp/memo_logs/view/hitobb/181

Looks like there is a misunderstanding here. Do you think Americans can trade MONA/JPY? Bitflyer launched years ago in Japan (Jan 2014 https://ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitflyer) and MONA/JPY trading was added back in October; I'm pretty sure I was one of the original people who informed English speakers that Monacoin was added to Bitflyer, in fact.

We are talking about Bitflyer USA which just launched recently. Americans cannot register on Bitflyer JP (there is, quite literally, a checkbox you need to check stating that you are not an American when you go to register (although you probably don't speak or read Japanese and thus probably never saw this disclaimer, if you're seriously telling me to open an account on Bitflyer JP like it's that easy)). Bitflyer USA does NOT have MONA/USD trading, or any altcoin trading as a matter of fact. Yet, at least, like I stated in my earlier post.

Here is the press release regarding Bitflyer USA: https://bitflyer.jp/pub/bitlicense-and-the-united-states-launch-ja.pdf

edit: sorry, posted the wrong press release from my browser history. fixed. (previous was https://bitflyer.jp/pub/bitflyer-to-expand-to-the-united-states-ja.pdf)

Monacoin mahjong isn't an offline event in Tokyo...it's completely online, on tenhou. 136 people joined last weekend (I was one of them and have been participating since 2014 lol - and I live in California). It's kind of difficult to support that kind of number physically every other weekend without some heavy preparation and cost.

Riichi mahjong's kind of like rummy but with tiles, for those unfamiliar with the game. Mona mahjong (basically a riichi mahjong tournament with monacoin prizes) is a weekly event (though became biweekly for the better part of 2017 during the stagnation period). This upcoming weekend actually marks the first non-biweekly monacoin mahjong tournament, with a new organizer on board (so there're 4 organizers now).


Monacoin trading is not available on Bitflyer. It's also not mentioned at all in the press release (while Litecoin trading, etc, are stated to launch in the first half of 2018). Whether or not this means Bitflyer USA will trade Monacoin or not is still up in the air, but I can at least confirm that as of launch (and today) that only USD-BTC trading is active on Bitflyer.

Isn't it possible that it's because of the latency? Are any of the pools near you? Some pools have definitely been having trouble with the newfound interest though. I find it hard to believe that /all pool operators/ are trying to exploit users, especially given I was a pool operator back in the day who ran my pool at a loss (1% bonus) to get more people to mine Monacoin.

No use arguing on western bulletin boards, Westerners usually tend to ignore the cultural differences between countries. SKR itself may get adopted outside Japan, but inside it's probably not.

Also Ohashi, the original dev, gave up on the coin ages ago, I thought. He has literally no tweets on Sakuracoin - https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&q=from%3Aohac%20%E3%82%B3%E3%82%A4%E3%83%B3&src=typd

You say "new developers," but is that the truth? I don't see you linking to a fork of Ohashi's repository, but Ohashi's repository itself - when it is most clearly dead. I highly doubt he gave you access to the repository either as no recent commits have been pushed to that repository.