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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 07/02/2021, 13:38:36 UTC
At present, luck2-2POC's testnet is relatively stable. We have released the Windows GUI version of the mining program on the website. The testnet is still in progress. Welcome to to join in the test.
As the requirements for hard disks are reduced to 10G-60G, you do not need to carry hard disk capacity information when sending emails.
any ETA for the mainnet?
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Re: [ANN] [GOVM] High scalability, theoretical TPS can exceed 2 ^ 64, already online
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tarsmozirko22
on 14/01/2021, 08:58:36 UTC
is this coin still alive? If not pls make an ann somewhere so ppl don't waste their time reading stuff.
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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 17/11/2020, 11:02:45 UTC
Hello

The update has been released and the new algorithm (RandomX) will take effect at block height 388000. You only need to download the newest windows/Linux wallet before the new algorithm takes effect.

In addition, the new node needs to be initialized when it starts up, the process will last for 5-7 minutes, just wait.

Great news!
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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 21/10/2020, 11:02:12 UTC
Hi devs, if this project is dead or you don't want to develop it anymore, please make an announcement so everybody won't waste time checking.

Sorry to trouble you
If all goes well, the next upgrade will be carried out around November 5th (mining algorithm will be changed), we will notify on the official website 1 week in advance.
Great! glad to see your response  Smiley
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Re: A new CPU mineable coin - Hacash (HAC)
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tarsmozirko22
on 18/10/2020, 15:37:18 UTC
let's ask some simple questions first:
1/ What hacash trying to solve in crypto space? Where is the demand for using hacash? (Sorry, I read your whitepaper but I see nothing)
2/ How does Hacash prevent 51% attack and chain-split?
3/ Why don't people use Bitcoin and Ethereum instead?

In Hacash, 51% attack protection is implemented by means of "node-notaries" (addresses with the largest number of coins) which sign blocks in the main network; when trying to use a new chain (attack), nodes check its history and if there are no records of such blocks, they simply discard it. A more complete understanding of this system can be obtained by reading the whitepaper.
I haven't read the code about that part yet. But I witnessed the chain forking 2 times a few days ago, miner that has the largest hash leads the chain.
Anyway, how many "node-notaries" are there?

let's ask some simple questions first:
1/ What hacash trying to solve in crypto space? Where is the demand for using hacash? (Sorry, I read your whitepaper but I see nothing)
2/ How does Hacash prevent 51% attack and chain-split?
3/ Why don't people use Bitcoin and Ethereum instead?


Read this one: https://medium.com/@CryptoKenYou/what-is-hacash-52bcd7b438ea
I've read that before asking questions, your article used a lot of big words, compared hacash itself to bitcoin, which only draws attention to crypto-newbies, and those people don't have either skills or money. After all, your article has nothing to answer my questions.
If you continue answering questions for such critical questions by just throwing a link, no one will care about this coin seriously (I assume you want more skilled people and buyers pay attention to hacash, not a bunch of idiots and small miners).

I thought the answers have been answered from my article. NVM. To be clear, I don't have such skills to create this coin. I just found it and feel the vision and tech behind this coin is logical and achievable, the most important thing is that Hacash is the currency closest to my ideal of next world currency so far.

1. What hacash trying to solve in crypto space? Where is the demand for using hacash?

Form my opinion, in the big picture, Hacash tries to solve the world currency problems and rebuilt a new finance system (I can see it from the history perspective of money, which I'm writing the next article to explain it). In the small picture, it tries to solve the problem of crypto in a lager-scale usages.

Maybe the answer still sounds "big word" to you. Cuz if anyone wanna believe in Hacash, you have to believe next world currency is crypto based first IMO.

so where is the demand for using hacash?

Anywhere has demands for using bitcoin is better to use hacash. The demand will be changed. If I take a guess in a final goal of hacash demand, it will be the money you use in daily life.

2.Why don't people use Bitcoin and Ethereum instead?

Bitcoin and Ethereum can't be the money we used in daily life. I explained the problem of Bitcoin’s currency in my first article:

  • The upper limit of the total amount. In history, a currency that can realize large-scale payments has no upper limit on its total supply.
  • There is no elasticity of supply. Bitcoin supply at a fixed rate of one block every ten minutes and a single currency have affected Bitcoin price big rise and fall. It cannot become a relatively stable currency settlement unit.

well, seems like you underestimate the knowledge of members in bitcointalk forum. If there's any brilliant idea, it would draw attention easily. Hacash is already 2 years old, last few days they release 3 versions on the same day, the github commit title is "fix bug", only from that, I can tell that this team is quite unprofessional and definitely young, I'd say they never work in a big project before.
But that's not everything. So now, let me paraphrase my question so you can answer it directly in your next article since your medium post and this answer are ambiguous. The question is: Let's a company have 10,000 bitcoin, what problem they will face in the future (5 years, 10 years, 20 years) with bitcoin, why they have to migrate 10,000 bitcoin to hacash?

Secondly, Ethereum has infinite supply so far Smiley
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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 18/10/2020, 15:19:53 UTC
Hi devs, if this project is dead or you don't want to develop it anymore, please make an announcement so everybody won't waste time checking.
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Re: A new CPU mineable coin - Hacash (HAC)
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tarsmozirko22
on 15/10/2020, 09:04:31 UTC
let's ask some simple questions first:
1/ What hacash trying to solve in crypto space? Where is the demand for using hacash? (Sorry, I read your whitepaper but I see nothing)
2/ How does Hacash prevent 51% attack and chain-split?
3/ Why don't people use Bitcoin and Ethereum instead?

In Hacash, 51% attack protection is implemented by means of "node-notaries" (addresses with the largest number of coins) which sign blocks in the main network; when trying to use a new chain (attack), nodes check its history and if there are no records of such blocks, they simply discard it. A more complete understanding of this system can be obtained by reading the whitepaper.
I haven't read the code about that part yet. But I witnessed the chain forking 2 times a few days ago, miner that has the largest hash leads the chain.
Anyway, how many "node-notaries" are there?

let's ask some simple questions first:
1/ What hacash trying to solve in crypto space? Where is the demand for using hacash? (Sorry, I read your whitepaper but I see nothing)
2/ How does Hacash prevent 51% attack and chain-split?
3/ Why don't people use Bitcoin and Ethereum instead?


Read this one: https://medium.com/@CryptoKenYou/what-is-hacash-52bcd7b438ea
I've read that before asking questions, your article used a lot of big words, compared hacash itself to bitcoin, which only draws attention to crypto-newbies, and those people don't have either skills or money. After all, your article has nothing to answer my questions.
If you continue answering questions for such critical questions by just throwing a link, no one will care about this coin seriously (I assume you want more skilled people and buyers pay attention to hacash, not a bunch of idiots and small miners).
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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 13/10/2020, 06:36:55 UTC
Hello everyone.
After a period of running, the current mining of luck should have been monopolized by FPGA, which obviously goes against the original intention of luck.
Consider the future of luck, we are planning to change luck's mining algorithm from argon2d to RandomX (the hash function used by the Monero project). According to our research, RandomX is only CPU mining, FPGA has no advantage over CPU. The upgrade may be carried out recently. Please pay attention to it, thank you.
In addition, who have a deep understanding of the CPU mining algorithm, please share more experiences about the mining algorithm, and provide more suggestions, thank you.
Good luck to luck.
RandomX is good. A lot of projects already prove that RandomX is CPU-friendly, no need to debate about it here.
Please consider tuning the parameters so that medium-spec machines can run it well, if you put the parameters too high, it may slow down the node syncing speed.
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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 13/10/2020, 06:22:06 UTC
Another hard fork? Ouch. Why changing algo to RandomX and not something yescrypt-based? As far as I know, small CPU miners are mining many yespower-based coins. If it would be possible to mine Monero using CPU, I would do it since I heard about this coin. Also, another problem is that it is now impossible to get less than blockReward coins without using pools. And I think that is the main reason why pools are created: people joined Bitcoin pools not because algo was unfriendly, but because mining 50 coins was getting more and more difficult.
What is wrong with you?
The main purpose of this coin is to avoid pool mining. You just go here and keep saying "we need a pool to receive <blockReward"?
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Re: A new CPU mineable coin - Hacash (HAC)
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tarsmozirko22
on 07/10/2020, 17:13:06 UTC
let's ask some simple questions first:
1/ What hacash trying to solve in crypto space? Where is the demand for using hacash? (Sorry, I read your whitepaper but I see nothing)
2/ How does Hacash prevent 51% attack and chain-split?
3/ Why don't people use Bitcoin and Ethereum instead?
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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 01/10/2020, 14:47:31 UTC
For everyone who waiting the signature bounty, the signature set is already designed, but from what i saw on this threads you're really waiting for the bounty , but current allocated coin for trial signature bounty is only enough for 3 higher rank, im requesting more luck to have more opportunity for low rank member to participants with us, lets see if dev will give more token for the bounty to get massive feedback from community.

i have already paid your additional fee, and i hope you will start the signature campaign as soon as possible, thank you
Hi dev, do you have any plan to do something more in the near future?
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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 22/09/2020, 11:30:55 UTC
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LUCK is now live trading on qtrade, check it out
It works fine, I sold everything and got more coins than expected. Bears are selling, price is falling, maybe few months later it will start rising, but assuming typical altcoin path, it is around ATH now.

For now, mining in pools gave me more coins than solo, so I still think it failed at being pool-resistant. But I still have hope that it will be improved in the future.

By the way: if 0x43279b62de44e079d3516c7ad6e87d89a0cf5b9e8bcdef976b is qtrade address, they are holding above 50,000 coins now (even more than remaining premine!). So it also failed here, being listed on centralized exchanges first.
is there a mining pool for LUCK?
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Re: [ANN] [NYZO] Nyzo (Nyzo.co) | Proof of diversity | Fairly distributed | Original
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tarsmozirko22
on 21/09/2020, 07:05:37 UTC
very unique and good in tech  Smiley
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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 13/09/2020, 06:20:22 UTC
I recently checked some logs and noticed that the network is splitted. There are two different chains and some people are still mining the old chain. Is it caused by some hard fork?
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INFO [09-11|16:47:25.912] [LUCK-2POW] Imported new chain segment   blocks=1   txs=0 mgas=0.000 elapsed=382.615ms mgasps=0.000 number=170002 hash=05c8ba…7d2334 age=1m30s    dirty=470.29KiB
INFO [09-11|16:47:33.663] [LUCK-2POW] Deep froze chain segment     blocks=1   elapsed=8.099ms   number=80001  hash=cfcde5…6f4f6c
I think some CPU farms spun up hundreds of machines and leave it then
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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 10/09/2020, 12:55:12 UTC
The android wallet has been released, and you can download and use it from the official website. Any questions can be replied here, thank you
Great effort  Smiley Things are happening so fast
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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 05/09/2020, 13:16:16 UTC
same reply as above. No GPU here. I myself only mine with 4 x i7-6700k and have blocks everyday

Hey mate!
What do you mean by blocks everyday? You hit 1-2-5 or how much?
I am asking this because I mine from 1 single CPU i7-7700 and I didn't got 1 block in 3 days. Maybe is something I do wrong.
Around 3 blocks, I run 4->6 miners in 1 machine, so they can use 100% of my CPU. I use linux.
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Re: [ANN][2POW] Luck - A new consensus algorithm to eliminate large mining pools
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tarsmozirko22
on 05/09/2020, 01:17:49 UTC
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argon2d is anti-GPU
It is no longer true, there are many miners that allow GPU mining using argon2d. More explanation here: https://www.reddit.com/r/garlicoin/comments/7wf3m6/argon2d_is_gpu_resistant/dyrir63/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Currently, the most GPU/ASIC resistant functions are probably yescrypt-based. But in reality, there is no such things like "ASIC-resistance". People are not building ASIC machines for such algorithms, because now it is not profitable yet. But when some altcoins will be worth more, they will be created sooner or later. And the only defense in all such cases is changing an algorithm, but it possibly leads to creating a new coin.

GPU resistance is regularly broken on many algorithms, because it is easier to get some GPU hardware and write some code than create some ASIC device from scratch.
you just did some quick googles and jumped to a false conclusion.
Luck uses argon2id (not argon2d) with heavy parameters that makes GPU almost equivalent to CPU. To be detailed, memory cost is 64mb, parallelism cost is 4, time cost is 2. Other argon2 projects can be mined by GPU because they use lightweight parameters, such as memory cost is only 1mb. You can test it for yourself, or ask a real expert about this.
Plus, for mining a block the miners have to do 3 rounds of argon2id. So GPU miner is definitely unrealistic here.
It's dead. It's monopolized by a few miners.It's not luck at all.

I analyzed the 2POW protocol.
In the early days, everyone used CPU mining, as the more nodes, the higher the luck value.
However, since some time, some GPUs have participated in mining, and the power has increased by about 1000 times. The CPU can no longer mined blocks at all, and luck is not so important. Because in the design of 2POW, there is a basic assumption that when the power of all nodes is almost equal, blocks are mined by luck. However, GPU has a performance advantage of 1000 times compared with CPU, this is equivalent to only a few scattered GPUs in the system mining blocks.
Although the system has been monopolized by several GPU miners, I believe that as the number of GPUs increases, the importance of luck will come.
same reply as above. No GPU here. I myself only mine with 4 x i7-6700k and have blocks everyday
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Re: [ANN] Amoveo blockchain [ Prediction Markets | Turing complete channels ]
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tarsmozirko22
on 21/05/2018, 17:33:40 UTC
Great project, I hope they can give me a link for the website of the project.

There is no website or marketing material, there is the code, white paper and all the other info you need in their github.

https://github.com/zack-bitcoin/amoveo

I'm saying their because it is actually zacks project but there are many other contributors.

at least, more than 5 senior software engineers. I know all of them.
I think this coin will be pumped in the next 3 or 4 months.