what is the point of spending more resources than reward itself? I tried for about 10 days to search for a key on rx 570. but came to the conclusion that this is a futile undertaking

As I said herb was testtest and has mined multiple times at 3 and 3.5 billion keys a second.  I have been in contact with him for a while now so I trust his ranges.  He is the one who found several of the larger brute forced ranges.  I would not have added it if I had doubt.

ttdclient

EDIT: reporting any range that you have not scanned will be very damaging for the hole pool project, as there would be a high risk for skipping a range where the key potentially could be located.

My best guess is that it's the textfiles that bitcrack automaticly creates when you use the parameter --continue, those files contain information about the specific scanned range and how much of it that have been scanned since last update, which happend each minute

I supplied @ttdclient with such records my self.

In cooperation with zielar aka testtest now known as herb by request on the pool I have imported 329,617 ranges he had previously scanned to his account.  This has drastically changed the distribution of every ones stake including my own.  More importantly it has added over 20 quadrillion keys now marked as checked to our pool.  This brings us much closer to finding the key.

http://www.ttdsales.com/64bit/

I also updated the Ubuntu Client to version 1.1 now that it is confirmed working.  It can be had on the user stats page on the pool.

Where can I see the address in the wallet ?

why is wallet not syncing? have 7 connections to network

Win32&Win64 version can't synchronize, but i see 5 peers. 0 masternodes online now

We are working diligently to get the chain split issue resolved as soon as possible. Please shut down your *LOCAL* wallets and add these nodes to your bulwark.conf file, then restart your wallet. It is possible you will need to reindex your wallet afterward. Thanks for your patience and we apologize for the inconvenience.

addnode=213.32.23.65:52543
addnode=199.247.7.119:52543
addnode=185.223.30.31:52543
addnode=80.209.229.92:52543
addnode=45.33.58.91:52543
addnode=46.101.131.50:52543
addnode=159.203.123.44:52543
addnode=209.250.232.68:42870
addnode=199.247.4.86:39654
addnode=109.101.221.204:57374
addnode=46.149.120.21:53380
addnode=86.149.228.161:54055
addnode=45.77.138.177:52543
addnode=207.148.1.60:52543
addnode=114.94.190.239:54954
addnode=45.63.49.239:38716
addnode=80.122.43.78:52543
addnode=45.32.221.80:52543
addnode=108.61.188.251:52543
addnode=73.73.160.113:51356
addnode=134.255.252.218:55912
addnode=104.238.157.205:52543
addnode=45.76.118.238:52543
addnode=47.88.220.108:52543
addnode=104.156.225.96:52543

I deposited coins last night and they are on cryptopia. For now no problems on my side.

Price dropped so low...or it is just due to sells around all coins?

I think cryptopia has a few problems with other coins too. But bulwark has been a bit unlucky with cryptopia issues, maybe because it is traded more but not really sure from a technical perspective.

Either a malicious or ignorant Nicehasher pointing too much at them at once. We've got one of our devs working with them to sort out why their pool keeps splitting the chain when Nicehash gets pointed at them but not any of the other pools.

Good opportunity to further show why it's important to spread hash power around pools. All it does is screw over the miners and the nicehasher on BSOD while they orphan the split chain blocks and reindex.