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391233 No.391233[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

Welcome, here you can ask questions regarding mining, trading and everything to do with bizcoin.

It is made with X13 algo to be ASIC resistant. It's a PoW/PoS hybrid for the next 20 days and will transistion to 7%/annum PoS with no limit to how long they accumulate until we hit 100 million units total. We added Kimoto Gravity Well (KGW) to make this coin pool resistant so only individuals can mine fo rthe next 20 days.

Download the bizcoin Wallet-QT
http://www.mediafire.com/download/gb6ofwpj2cc7gk8/release.zip

CPU Miner for windows

https://mega.co.nz/#!JcgXWSBK!3cBevrqkVWJrVdU3IybBSNfz-GtwA6Wl8QoVVc-PdH8
https://mega.co.nz/#!48wSxLCB!FgAmJ-i6ORrs2IgcIMQ_ZMHCSBXJs__uX4G0gC2zfgk

Add this as a .bat in the working directory

minerd -a x13 -o http://127.0.0.1:3333 -u x -p q

In C:\users\yourusername\appdata\roaming\bizcoin

make a new text file with:


server=1
listen=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=x
rpcpassword=q
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=3333
port=3334

addnode=178.63.168.42

Then save as: whateveryoulike.conf

>> No.391236

did the people with the error get it fixed..?

>> No.391238

>>391236
still not working, i can get it open and say its mining but i dont get hashing and it does nothing for hours

>> No.391239

My operating system was destroyed by this. Where is my money?

>> No.391240

won't brctalk just immediately ditch this 'cause they'll scream stealthmine?

>> No.391241

>>391238

Post a screen shot with the miner and .conf file.

>> No.391242

>>391236
I still couldn't get it to mine, json rpc_call_failed no idea why its not working, probably an issue with my internet connection

>> No.391245

>>391239
My skepticism was triggered by this. Where's the proof?

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391246

>>391240
No and here is the proof. pic related.

>> No.391256

Linux?

>> No.391275

Fuck off shill.

>> No.391286

>>391275
Free 500 /biz/coins to the first person to post address.

>> No.391287

>>391286
I said fuck off shill. /biz/ should start banning cryptotards. This has nothing to do with business

>> No.391291

>>391286
BbBCWPpQ6BXFeivQiNAn3UkbCq9dFQcaRo

>> No.391295

>>391291
received!

>> No.391324

Source where?

>> No.391325

>>391324
source not public

>> No.391331

>>391287
Cryptotards are the only reason /biz/ even exists you ungrateful fuck.

>> No.391349

>>391233

There is no such thing as ASIC resistant. That just, perversely, makes it more expensive to design the first ASIC, after which they will always be cheaper on the margin than CPUs.

Instead, you should make it so that it is optimized to be mined by a currently available GPU, so that its ASIC effectively already exists. Then small users can begin maximally efficient mining immediately.

>> No.391363

>>391331
>Cryptotards are the only reason /biz/ even exists you ungrateful fuck.
People were pushing for it for a long while before you mouth-breathing virgins came along, and we'll be here long after you've moved on.

>> No.391419

>>391363
/biz/ was created as a containment board for us..

Deal with it.

>> No.392003

Can someone help a noob out in getting this set up?

I've done everything in OP's post, ran start.bat in the cpu miner folder, and I'm getting a bunch of "thread X: XXXXX haches, 14.19 khash/s" messages. Seems like it's working, when will I see some bizcoins and where will they show up? I'm expecting to see them on the overview tab of the BizWallet, but I'm not sure.

Do I just need to wait longer? It's only been about five minutes. I also never had to enter my address anywhere, which I assumed I would have to do.

Thanks in advance.

>> No.392007

>>392003
Also, on the overview page, next to "wallet" it sometimes says "out of sync."

>> No.392029

>>392007
I opened start.bat and replaced the address in it with mine, thought that would help but it didn't.

In the debug log there are are a lot of "connection timeout" messages.

>> No.392042

>>392003
>>392007
>>392029
You can't be seriously thinking that this will go anywhere.

>> No.392045

>>392042
The coin or asking for help in the thread?

I don't expect the coin to go anywhere, but I've tried this before with other coins and I'd like to see it work just once.

>> No.392203

>>392003
Yes, when your getting the khash/s messages you are mining. It might take awhile to get a block depending on how much khash your pumping out. You are supposed to leave -u x -p q.

>> No.393458
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393458

We have opened communication with bittrex and other exchanges.

Official block explorer on the way and the source will be up in a few hours on github.

>> No.393541

>>391363
>People were pushing for it for a long while
Yes, and they were failing miserably.
This board exists because we spammed doge on /g/, not because anyone would care about you.

>> No.393549

You guys check out Axiocoin?

>> No.393560

>>393458
well good then, I'm not touching anything without compiling it from source first

>> No.393563

for fucks sake, get a better logo you know how hard it would be to sell this shit with this logo?

>> No.393665

I can't mine. I get 90 confirms with gui miner ,yet I didn't receive a single coin.

What the heck?

>> No.393774
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393774

Success.

The blockchain explorer is up:
bce1(DOT)cryptofactory(DOT)in/biz/

Source:
github /bizcointeam/bizcoin/

Bittrex soon.

>> No.393776

>>393665
What graphics card do you have?

Can you mine with CPU miner?

>> No.393783

>>393776
amd 7850

>> No.394157

>>393783
Try http://cryptomining-blog.com/2529-new-sgminer-fork-for-x13-mining-with-higher-performance/

>> No.394224

>>394157
how would you configure it to solo?

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394300

>>394224
i think i got it..

>> No.394312

>>394300
That doesn't look like it's hashing x13.

What is your batch for this miner?

>> No.394320

>>394312
I keep on detecting new blocks at this point

this is my config file

{
"pools" : [
{
"url" : http://127.0.0.1:3333,
"user" : x,
"pass" : q
},
,
"intensity" : "17",
"worksize" : "256",
"kernel" : "x13mod",
"lookup-gap" : "2",
"thread-concurrency" : "16000",
"shaders" : "0",
"gpu-threads" : "4",
"gpu-engine" : "0-0",
"gpu-fan" : "0-0",
"gpu-memclock" : "0",
"gpu-memdiff" : "0",
"gpu-powertune" : "0",
"gpu-vddc" : "0.000",
"temp-cutoff" : "95",
"temp-overheat" : "85",
"temp-target" : "75",
"api-mcast-port" : "4028",
"api-port" : "4028",
"expiry" : "28",
"failover-switch-delay" : "60",
"gpu-dyninterval" : "7",
"gpu-platform" : "0",
"log" : "5",
"no-pool-disable" : true,
"queue" : "1",
"scan-time" : "7",
"tcp-keepalive" : "30",
"temp-hysteresis" : "3",
"shares" : "0",
"kernel-path" : "/usr/local/bin"
}

>> No.394323

>>394320
Have you found a block yet? If not wait an hour or two with current settings to be sure then try pulling your config file out of the folder and put on desktop for storage then make a new text file in the folder the .conf used to be.

Make this a .bat

sgminer -k marucoin -o 127.0.0.1:333 -u x -p q

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394335

>>394323
I got this error

Also with my previous setting I still had to manual enter my log in info

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394337

>>394335

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394344

>>394337
sorry about so many pictures..

>> No.394351

How long has the coin been out?

>> No.394352

>>394344

My mistake:
add an extra 3 to your port number.

127.0.0.1:3333

>> No.394353

>>394351
Approximately 3 days.

>> No.394355

>>394352
No problem. I should of spotted that as well.

It seem to have started out fine.

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394356

>>394355

>> No.394359
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394359

>>394356
Now i'm finding new blocks.

>> No.394362

>>394359
Glad to hear, happy hashing.

>> No.394367

>>394362
I'll report back in a hour

>> No.394375

>>394367

In the meantime tweet bittrex @BittrexExchange and ask them to add /biz/coin.

>> No.394376

>>394375
not yet. we need to mine more

>> No.394377

>>394376
When you are ready, just don't forget.

>> No.394380

>>394377
I don't even have a single coin yet. I have been finding blocks for 38 minutes now

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394406

>>394380
is this normal? its been past 1 hour now.

>> No.394428

>>394406
Looks correct. The difficulty showing is correct, mind you it changes.

It takes a while to get a block but it's worth the wait, 500 units.

>> No.394430

>>394428
do I need that conf file?

>> No.394431

>>394430
No

>> No.394438

>>394431
I'm looking at the other thread.

How does the other guy have 1500 khash with a gtx 760 when I have only 38?

>> No.394439

>>394431
by the way you're very helpful, thank you.

>> No.394753

I have only two accepts,after 10 hours..

>> No.394998
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394998

>>394439
You're welcome.

Let's get tweeting to bittrex.

Sign up for twitter and tweet @bittrexexchange, ask them to add bizcoin. They are limited to the number of coins they add per week and one of the contributing factors on whether a coin is added relies heavily on tweets.

We are also in communication with a couple projects some are crowd funding and others are services that plan on accepting bizcoin. I'll keep you posted /biz/.

>> No.395055 [DELETED] 

>>394998

I have 11500 now after tweaking some settings in a few hours.

Realistically I hope get to 100,000.Wishfully 1 million.

I never tweeted b4 so I'll figure it out after my cousin leaves.

I'm mining and he's playing bf2 on the same computer.....


Question/

How many coins are there going to be total?

Won't bit coin talk ignore this coin because
1. Silent launch.
2.4chan

???

Is this going to be another pump and dump,or do you have plans?

>> No.395066

I have 11500 now after tweaking some settings in a few hours.

Realistically I hope get to 100,000.Wishfully 1 million.

I never tweeted b4 so I'll figure it out after my cousin leaves.

I'm mining and he's playing bf2 on the same computer.....


Questions


Won't bit coin talk ignore this coin because
1. Silent launch.
2.4chan

???

Is this going to be another pump and dump,or do you have plans?

>> No.395171

>>395066
I am in open communication with bittrex. They don't require a BTT ANN but it helps.

In regards to future plans we have a coin sink in the making. That's all I can say for now.

>> No.395172

>>395171
>we

>> No.395192

>>395171
What's so special about this coin any how that will attract people to it??

>> No.395203

>>395192
Nothing yet, that's what the coin sink is for. Do you know why ruby is number one on bittrex?
Check their coinlab.

On the other hand it's the only coin launched on 4chan unlike Doge or PND which was launched on Bitcointalk. This gives everyone here an early adopter advantage; since there was no premine, (bce1.cryptofactory(DOT)in/biz/), and we launched here before we roll our services out.

This is the only public source of information regarding this coin besides:

github.com/bizcointeam/bizcoin/

>> No.395230

>>395203
/pol/ did create shekels and so much butt hurt was created on bit coin talk

>> No.395232

>>395203
Also theres a coin that let's people give each other loans.

Could or should we steal/use the code and implement it on our coin seeing our coin is called biz coin??

>> No.395233

>>395230

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=394123.0

Launched on bitcointalk, may have been invented on /pol/.

>> No.395234

>>394998
>that Bugatti royale

tfw you'll never be Jay Gatsby rich, driving luxury cars around the depression era poor

>> No.395270

>>395233
The creator is a /pol/lack.
I mean look at the logo.

>> No.395273

What does this mean?

>It's a PoW/PoS hybrid for the next 20 days and will transistion to 7%/annum PoS with no limit to how long they accumulate until we hit 100 million units total.

Do I get 7 percent interest off my coins every day?

>> No.395309

>>395273
New coins are minted at 7% per year once they become stake-able and for coins that you stake. This shift will occur in 17 days and mining will stop.

>> No.395319

>>395309
(cent)pennies had a stake issue.

So in 17 days it would be be impossible to mine anymore?

>> No.395606

How many coins you have?

>> No.395647

Is OP's pic shooped?

>> No.395668
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395668

Aw hell, screw the obvious russian botnet.
Nothing else is worth mining anyway.

What's the minimal stake age on this thing?
And do we have an irc channel?

>> No.395726

>>395668
what card you have?

>> No.395728

>>395726
750ti

>> No.395732

>>395728
>750ti
Strange, I have only 765kh/s with a 7850

>> No.395733 [DELETED] 

>>395732
I mean XFX Double D FX-787A-CDFC Radeon HD 7870 GHz Edition 2GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16

>> No.395842

>>395732
>>395733
Abandon your evil AMD ways and embrace Nvidia's Maxwell GPUs.

This is on the default clock and bios settings btw. Only 28W or so power draw.

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396359

Daily Reminder to tweet bittrex and politely ask them to add our coin to their exchange.

@bittrexexchange

>> No.396575

>>395842
>>395842
I thought nvidia sucked when it came to mining

>> No.396651

How much do you think our coin will be worth?

>> No.396658

>>396359
Dev, if this is "our" coin, do you have plans to somehow integrate it with this board..?

>> No.396661

>>396658
What if you could tip people based on their identity code for helpful info?

>> No.396663

>>396661
for example

>> No.396671

>>396575
Yeah, in like 2013.
The new Maxwell architecture doesn't suck anymore.

>> No.397009

>>391233
@BittrexExchange Hello.Will you please add the coin "biz" coin to your exchange?


Anything else would you like me to say on the tweet?

>> No.397018

>>396661
Theres already a 4chan tipbot, just ask amdoge to add us to that.

>> No.397050

>>394998
Sent them a tweet #bizcoin

>> No.397272

erm.. Sorry to bother but I'm kinda new to this solo mining, and I always get a connection timed out error when I start the miner.

The miner is pointing at 127.0.0.1:3333, user and pass are x and q as schould be.

The Wallet is installet and the conf file is in ~\AppData\Roaming\bizcoin

Do I need to do something special like opening the port 3333 on my PC somewhere?

sorry if I sound really dumb

>> No.397294
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397294

I'm so close to my current goal..

>> No.397296

>>397272
Create .conf file that has the following
server=1
listen=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=x
rpcpassword=q
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=3333
port=3334
addnode=178.63.168.42

>> No.397297

>>397272
Do you have the wallet qt open while you mine?

>> No.397300

>>397296

what are you mining with?

>> No.397359

>>397296
Yes I've created that file as stated before.

>>397297
Yes I have it open

>>397300
I'm mining with the CPUMiner X13 from the OT, and yes I have made the appropriate *.bat

minerd -a x13 -o http://127.0.0.1:3333 -u x -p q

>> No.397369

>>397359

Just like this fellow, I have everything up and running perfectly, with the .bat and .conf files identically made to OP's specification and in the proper file folders.

I start the .bat, the command window opens, and all I get, over and over, is:

"json_rpc_call failed, retry after 30 seconds"
>Same thing every 30 seconds

OP there must be something that we need to tweak in the conf file. What the hell IP is "1270.0.1" anyway? It sounds like an IP on a home network and the miner is trying to mine itself...

>> No.397376

>>397369
Hi Milky

Well as much as I understood it's that the miner should receive the blocks to calculate from the Wallet (that is why it should connect on 127.0.0.1:3333 wich is actually the way to tell to connect to your own pc on port 3333), but either the wallet dosn't answer or it dosn't receive the question..... or I got it all mixed up...

>> No.397381

>>397376

Looks like we're in the same pickle, friend.

Gonna try messing with some of the conf/bat commands and I'll let you know if I find a solution.

>> No.397396

try
rpcallowip=*

though you should probably pick a better rpcpassword too if you do, and then edit the password in the batfile to reflect that

>> No.397407

>>397396

Done, no dice.

>> No.397410

>>397407

Same error

json_rpc_call failed

>> No.397415

>>397407
>>397410
weird.
tried disabling firewall/antivirus?
or add an exception for the wallet to the firewall?
though i can't think of why would a firewall block local connections.

>> No.397420

>>397415

Literally did all of those.

>Shut firewall off completely
>No antivirus software
>Added both input and output HTTP/TCP exceptions for all addresses and ports mentioned
>Made "biz.bat" allowed to do anything it pleases in admin settings

Still the same.

>> No.397427

>>397420
shit, i have no idea.
what happens if you try opening http://127.0.0.1:3333 in your web browser?

>> No.397428

>>397415

Is the node in the OP's "addnode" conf command correct?

If so, that's the web address for the miner to get blocks from, correct?

Because if it's correct, I shouldn't be getting any connection failures. And why is the .bat file commanded to connect to the 127.0... when that's a local connection?

Typically the batch file is directed to the stratum+tcp server address, no?

>> No.397429

>>397427

Nothing. I just get the respective browser's "unable to connect" message of choice.

>> No.397433

>>397427

Problem loading page. This is with 3333 open in my router, though it needn't be if it's local surely.

>> No.397435

>>397429
then the wallet rpc server isnt running.
you sureyou have the conf filein the right location?
should be:
%appdata%\bizcoin\bizcoin.conf
not sure about the naming it whatever part, name it bizcoin.conf
and then restart the wallet

>> No.397439

>>397435

Ok, here's as detailed of a description as I can give, step by step:

>Wallet is open and running, and synced
>Running minderd.exe via "bizcoin.bat", which is a batch file identical to OP's writing
>.conf file is identical as well, and the file path is: C:\Users\MyPC\AppData\Roaming\bizcoin\bizcoin.conf
>.bat file and minerd.exe are all, along with all .dll's, in the same folder as bizcoin-qt.exe, which is a folder on my desktop

Anything you can think of that I'm missing? Anything in regards to: >>397428
?

>> No.397440

>>397435

Solved. I saved my conf file as bizcoin.conf.txt. Feeling a little retarded right now.

>> No.397447

>>397439
addnode has nothing to do with miners, thats where the wallet tries to connect when first syncing the blockchain

>> No.397448

>>397440

Boy oh boy do I wish that was my only issue :'(

>> No.397486

>>397448
well im all out of ideas.
everything indicates its not loading the conf file properly.
what version of windows? the location of appdata folder changed in the later versions.

open a command line and run
type %appdata%\bizcoin\bizcoin.conf

if it says file not found its in the wronglocation
if it actually prints the conf file, i have no idea what else to do

>> No.397563

>>397486

Prints the file data just fine.

Am I die now?

>> No.397591

>>397563
probably.

last two possible solutions are:

1) turn it off and on again

2) go to /x/ and ask them how to make a satoshi nakamoto tulpa. he'll help you for sure.

>> No.397606

>>397563

Have you tried both miners? Some people find one works and some find the other is better.

Also here:
>>397439
You say they are in the smae folder on desktop. I know it's picky but maybe pull the miner into it's own folder on desktop so only the bizcoin-qt and .dll are present?

>> No.397612

>>397606
its not a miner issue if he cant connect to the wallets rpc from a web browser either

>> No.397620

>>397612

Correct. And the miner .exe doesn't crash or anything; just gives an MSDOS-esque "404 go fuck yourself"

What SHOULD be pulled up in a browser when the IP is plugged in? Does the port # need to be removed?

Side note: I ping'd the IP address (the 127.0.0.1) from cmd prompt and it sends and receives all packets - thus there's some sort of 2-way communication going on. However, nothing via a browser.

I think if I wasn't known amongst my family and friends as "the computer savvy guy" I wouldn't be getting so infuriated by this.

>> No.397632

>>397620
Try:
right-click on bizcoin folder on desktop and select open "command center here"
type:
bizcoin-qt.exe -server

It should open in server mode, but the .conf should be doing this anyway. It's possible port 3333 is already in use.

>> No.397635

>>397620
browser should ask you for a password with a message like "json-rpc" or something

either something is blocking the connection, which doesnt make sense. for local connections, or the wallet doesnt initiate the server for some reason.

maybe the port is already used by something else, try changing 3333 to some other random number (in both conf and miners bat)

>> No.397638

>>397632
beat me to it

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397682

>>391233

Stupid Google. For some stuid reason I decided to reverse search OP's image. Google gave me this thread in /biz/ as it's source.

Idiots. Image attached. Somebody needs to do something like "operation re-n-gger" on Google, with their own image search.

>> No.397776

>>397682
idiot

>> No.397785

What is the expected time to earn a block at 15 khash/s?

>> No.397816
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397816

Am I mining now or what?

>> No.397833

>>397816

Yes.

Please post and tell me exactly what your conf file, bat file, and mining program is - to the TEE, because as previously said: I cannot get my computer(s) to start finding hashes.

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397839

>>397833
Thats it man. I had the same problem as you. The only thing different is my UN, i set it as my address.

>> No.397845

>>397839

I honestly want to thank you for taking the time to make that pic/post.

However, hours ago I tried doing just exactly that; with the same results. I guess I'm just not destined to live the glorious life of a West Virginian coal miner :'(

>> No.397848

>>391233
So can we only mine for 20 days?
That means I'm just a few days short of being able to mine 1 million biz coins..

>> No.397849

>>397845
Do both of the programs give the same error message? Funny thing, i started mining by accident. The monacoin miner would give the "json_rpc_call failed", while the other miner would just sit.after sitting for ~5 mins, it started up.

>> No.397853

>>397849
>Do both of the programs give the same error message?

I've tried CPU mining maybe...4 or 5 coins total. Every other one starts hashing just fine. /biz/coin for some ironic reason refuses to. I really think it has something to do with the "-o 127.0.0.1" command, because it's the only coin I've ever configured to mine from a local IP address rather than a remote Stratum+tcp address.

>> No.397855

>>397853
I remember trying to CPUmine bitcoin, never got it to work. GPU stuff i am much better at.

>> No.397862

>>397853
> I really think it has something to do with the "-o 127.0.0.1" command
that shouldnt be a problem, because i'm mining (i think) and i am using the same thing.

>> No.398052

>>397853
Did you try using a different rpcport instead of 3333?

>> No.398107

>>398052

Yes.

>> No.398242

>>394157
just get this.

This my .bat setting.

sgminer -k marucoin -o 127.0.0.1:3333 -u x -p q -I 16 -g 1 -w 256 --thread-concurrency 16000

>> No.398282

>>398107
hey what is your bizcoin address? I'll throw 500 at you when i hit another block.

>> No.398302

>>398282
BWskAVHRFL9knZRpBxa1G7X7ogA9knxkEN

>> No.398355

ok on bitrex, the average current price for 166 different coins is


0.0022453084337349 bit coins

>> No.398686

>>398107
Do you have the wallet open when you're mining?

>> No.398702

>>397009
>>398107

Hey Joker and Milky, bump that other crypto thread so I can laugh at how much cryptos are taking a hammering right now.

>> No.398719
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398719

Daily reminder to tweet bittrex and add your bizcoin address to your tweet to receive free coins.

@bittrexexchange
#bizcoin

For every tweet asking bittrex nicely to add bizcoin with a bizcoin address in it, you will receive 250 bizcoin to that address. This giveaway lasts for the first 100 tweets.

>> No.398755

>>398719
I did ask him to add the coin, but not with " # ".

Should I ask him again?

>> No.398788

>>398755
Yes, at least once a day. Add your bizcoin address and add the hashtag #bizcoin. This way when I search I can see it and pay out easier.

>> No.398818

>>398788
I don't need the coins.

Should we do things for the coin to allow us to make more money?

>> No.399272

>>398818
Dice game on the way.

What other ideas do you have?

>> No.399299
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399299

Is it working?

>> No.399301

>>399299

It's working but you're mining maru coin for someone's pool.

Go to the folder with your cpu miner and create a new text document. You need to save as a .bat and it has to contain:

minerd -a x13 -o http://127.0.0.1:3333 -u x -p q

You start your miner by opening this newly created batch file.

>> No.399311
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399311

>>399301
Um, are these errors supposed to show?

>> No.399322

>>399311
No. It's not able to connect to your bizcoin client. Check to make sure your bizoin.conf file has:

server=1
listen=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=x
rpcpassword=q
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=3333
port=3334

addnode=178.63.168.42

In it.

>> No.399325

>>399322
>>399311
and make sure the conf file doesn't save as a text file too. you should see the icon of the file change

>> No.399350

>>399322
It should also be saved in the CPUMinder folder, right?

>> No.399410

>>399350
No, it should be saved in %appdata%\bizcoin\

>> No.399521

>>399410
I'm still getting
"json_rpc_call failed"

>> No.399548

>>399521
Did you put the conf in while the client was running? Try removing it, stopping the bizcoin client, and then putting it back in. Then try turning the bizcoin client back on and try again.

If you still have issues: post a screenshot of your appdata folder for bizcoin.

>> No.399580
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399580

>>399548
Still having problems.

>> No.399590

>>399580
try having the wallet on at the same time...

>> No.399604
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399604

>>399580
try renaming configurations.conf to bizcoin.conf.

I can never seem to get solo mining to work if I don't name the conf the same as the coin. I'm not sure if that applies here, but we'll see.

Also, this:
>>399590

If these don't work, I don't know what the cause is.

>> No.399626

How much is one of these in USD?

>> No.399630

>>399626
Zero.

>> No.399661

>>399630
Then why I am I burning up my CPU?

>> No.399663

>>399661
Because you think this shit will go anywhere.

>> No.399664

>>399661
Good question.

>> No.399672

What is the estimated amount of time it takes to get my mining income?

>> No.399761

>>399580
Have you allowed incoming connection on port 3334 in windows firewall?

>> No.399770

>>399272
Why is there not a fantasy coin trading game,like they have for the stock market?

I suggest something like that, but you must pay a bizcoin fee

>> No.399786

>>399661
Because you're poor.

>> No.399844

So what's the date when PoW ends?

>> No.399851

>>398107
>>399521

add to your .conf in %appdata%
rpcallowip=x.x.x.x

Where x.x.x.x can be found by opening cmd and typing ipconfig

>> No.399869

>>399844

About 12 days from now. July 17-18

>> No.399891

>>399869
We're receiving stake,but it's not the 7 percent.

Am I correct?

>> No.399927

>>391233
Can anyone drop some /biz/coins my way?
BWx4oHYq6SsU32hj92LRVcVjWYBLYUW56f
sgminer doesn't go anywhere except "Network diff set to 0" "New block detected on network"

>> No.400073

>>399927

Sent ;)

No, seriously.

>> No.400246

>>399672
Question bump

>> No.400315

>>400073
thanks!!

>> No.400378

It has been over 12 hours, and no bizcoin is in my account.
Am I supposed to have my address in the .bat file?

>> No.400391

>>399672
You get income when you find a block, and how frequently you find blocks depends on your and everyone else's hashrate.

>> No.400398

>>400378

>Am I supposed to have my address in the .bat file?

No.

It's either not working or you're being astronomically unlucky hitting blocks. What's your cpu miner output?

>> No.400545
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400545

Daily reminder to tweet bittrex and add your bizcoin address to your tweet to receive free coins.

@bittrexexchange
#bizcoin

For every tweet asking bittrex nicely to add bizcoin with a bizcoin address in it, you will receive 250 bizcoin to that address. This giveaway lasts for the first 98 tweets.

>> No.400654

>>400398
>thread 3: 25980 hashes, 3.76 khash/s

but no income

>> No.400714

>>400654

3.76 khash/s is pretty low. What GPU do you have?

>> No.400733

>>400714
Intel HD Graphics 3000
It has approx 1696 MB of memory.

>> No.400735

>>400714
>>400733
Oh, now it is ~8 khash/s

>> No.400828

Should we have a faucet?

>> No.400956

>>400733
LOL that's a Macbook isn't it you little faggot

>> No.401001
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401001

>>400654
You probably won't mine anything for a while.
I mine with 1900kh/s and get blocks every 6 minutes on average, so with 8kh/s you'll probably get one every 24 hours or so.

>> No.401105

>>400956
Toshiba Satellite L875. Super buggy and therefore almost useless, so I guess it's kinda like a MacBook

>> No.401140

chrome is blocking the wallet download as malware, is it actually malware?

>> No.401159

Are people still ganging on the cock of this shitcoin with "/biz/" in the name? I'll buy you out of this shitcoin at 1 Dogetoshi each.

>> No.401215

>>401140
Google blocks everything that hasn't been created in Mountain View, CA.

>> No.401217

>>401159
nice try shill
>implying this coin will not reach 10 USD per coin
>hoping he will be an idiot and give you 1000 coins
>thinking he will let you hold all of the market share and get $10k
ISHYGDDT

>> No.401233

>>401217
I just wish someone would make a real /biz/ coin where strawpoll is used to decide the specs. This is just some guy calling his coin "/biz/coin" and hopping you will all shill it for him. Is there even a blockchain explorer yet so people can check for a pre-mine / insta-mine?

>> No.401288

>>401233
What features would you suggest to be put on the poll?

>> No.401311

https://github.com/bitcoin-abe/bitcoin-abe

Here's how you can make a block explore

>> No.401323

>>401288
Total number of coins.
Block reward.
PoW / PoS and anything in between.
Algo.
Ticker name.
Logo.
Bounties for website / promotion / blockchain explorer.


Just all the little things that let us know we aren't just promoting someone else's scamcoin.

>> No.401333

>>401323
100 million total (7.4 million at the moment.)
500biz block reward
PoW/PoS Hybrid, transition is July 17-18
X13 with Kimoto Gravity Well.
BIZ

Block explorer:
bce1.cryptofactory(DOT)in/biz/

What did you have in mind for bounties? Anything you would like to help with?

>> No.401335

>>401333
Number 46

https://www.coins-e.com/voting/

We are getting closer to an exchange. Bittrex soon.

>> No.401338

>>401333
Link to the blockchain explorer doesn't work.

>> No.401339

>>401338
And yes, I replaced (DOT) with .

>> No.401343

>>401333
bounty for a "home" website that has out of many things a block chain explorer. (bizcoin.org)

A bounty for a faucet

A bounty for a few games such as a dice game,that we could place on the home page.

>> No.401344

>>401339

Thanks. I can confirm you are correct. I just messaged my guy. Won't be long and it should be back up.

>> No.401347

>>401343
They cost money. They only way we can get these things is either, fund raising by selling bizcoin or getting to an exchange and offer a bounty.

I am working on a dice game and faucet but two are better than one.

>> No.401349

>>401344
Sorry if I'm coming across as an ass but there are so many scamcoins (see ROX). It would have been better to talk to the community first instead of posting "mining now, get on it".

>> No.401357

>>401349
Funny enough I had. In the crypto-currency generals we had discussed this coin, I also wanted to be sure I created the coin first before something scammy came along. There is no premine. Although one anon here is getting 3x my hash rate and probably has more than half of all coins.

This is still better than launching on bitcointalk where monster rigs would have made cpu mining this coin impossible.

>> No.401361

>>401357
I missed that sorry, if the GPU farm keeps messing with Judge I might spend a few days on it. After checking the blockchain.

>> No.401402

>>401357
how many coins you have?

>> No.401446
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401446

Post wallet balances for fun.

>> No.401476
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401476

>>401446

>> No.401482
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401482

>>401446
>>401476

>> No.401564

>>401335

#37 with 2 votes! The other one was yours I assume. We need a bigger push on votes, sign up bretheren, the exchange looks a bit backwater but it's a start.

>> No.401571

>>401564

Or to put it another way, 7.5m satoshi to buy the current top spot. I'll frisk my exchange accounts later.

>> No.401598
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401598

I have a question about stake.


>it is made with X13 algo to be ASIC resistant. It's a PoW/PoS hybrid for the next 20 days and will transistion to 7%/annum PoS

I have currently 218579.31217807 biz coins.

I recently received 0.17487125 biz coins as stake.

with the 7 percent stake rate. Would I receive 15300.5518524649 stake instead of 0.17487125?

>> No.401608

>>401598

You're staking 500 biz

>> No.401620
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401620

>>401598
Would you mind donating?
I get only 8khash/s and so mining is impossible :'(

>> No.401624

>>401608
the 500 is what I'm mining.

>> No.401626

>>401620
What the hell are you mining with?

>> No.401647

>>401626
My desktop! Before I got it "repaired" at BestBuy, it was a well-oiled machine!
Now it's garbage!

>> No.401649

>>401647
*Laptop, sorry

>> No.401654

If anyone would be willing to donate, I would highly appreciate it:
BpKUuArVvTerRTrK2jnCGDaQ8n2R2wLC3E

>> No.401655

>>401649
No shit, it won't mine good.

>> No.401656

>>401647
Post your address

>> No.401657

>>401654
>BpKUuArVvTerRTrK2jnCGDaQ8n2R2wLC3E

sent

>> No.401668

hey I am super confused -- I just got a new ATI card today and i want to start mining but I don't really understand this config file for sgminer... can someone post an idiot proof guide?

>> No.401685

>>401668
If you mean the config file in the OP, that isn't for sgminer, its the config file used for solo mining.

The guide to solo mining is mentioned above, albeit over a number a posts. Failing that, there are a number of tutorials 'out there'

>> No.401690

>>401685
where

>> No.401705

>>401690
Google.
Not being rude, but that's how I learnt

>> No.401716

any advice on getting minerd to work?
this is my first time setting up and i'm trying to mine uro

>> No.401770

>>401716

Io the .conf for the bizcoin client try adding:

rpcallowip=xx.xx.xx.xx

Where xx.xx.xx.xx can be found by going to cmd and typing ipconfig

>> No.401781 [DELETED] 

>>401770
Yep, because there's only one number fitting that format in ipconfig. Be more vague.

>> No.401849
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401849

is this working?

>> No.401853

>>401849
Yes. What's your gpu?

>> No.401865

>>401853
780 6gb

>> No.401904

>>401849

What miner are you using?
If minerd then follow this:

change "start.bat" to "minerd" and change the IP from "128.0.0.1" to "127.0.0.1" then keep the rest as is.

Try that.

>>401349

The block explorer is back up. Temporarily here:

http://178.63.168.42/biz/

The more eyes we have on this stuff the quicker I can respond so thanks curious anon.

>> No.401928 [DELETED] 

>>401904
Didn't even notice the 128. Changed start.bat to minerd.exe and it just does this.

>> No.401931

>>401928
Does it still say stratum?

>> No.401939
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401939

>>401904
Nevermind, I think it's working now. Just took it a minute.

>> No.401946

>>401931
>>401939
Shit, no it does not.

>> No.401949

>>401946
You don't want to see stratum.

Looks good to me.

>> No.401950

>>401904
>http://178.63.168.42/biz/
it works.

>> No.401954

>>401949
Shows what I know. Thanks for the help.


BqD1FHaf62T2h1zgNJ7cXJMVoj9yKCSJzh

>> No.402057

>>401598
Will anyone answer this question for me please?

would it be a bad idea to use those trow away email services to vote more for our coin?

>> No.402066

>>402057
7% per year

>> No.402090

>>402066
per year? That's BS

>> No.402184

in bat file. can someone explain x where
--threads x


"how ever many cores/threads you like to use, replace the x with a number."


rig: cpu i5 8gb ram notebook graphics hd4000

>> No.402357

>>401624
Each transaction you received stakes separately on its own, it doesn't stake your entire wallet at once.

>>402090
That's way more than a normal bank gives you.

>>402184
4 threads if it's a dualcore i5.

>> No.402532

My miner keeps closing after ~1 second of it being open.

>> No.402535

>>402357

So if I send coins to a wallet,the wallet receives the coins and stake?

>> No.402624

>>402532
this generally means there is something in the .bat file which the program can't read, i.e. you typed something wrong

>> No.402669

>>391233
x13 hashpower is rentable at nicehash

>> No.402742

Bizcoin has risen to number 25, let's keep voting:
https://www.coins-e.com/voting/#

If you are new to bizcoin and want some free, it's easy. Just tweet:

@bittrexexchange
Add bizcoin please.
Byourwalletaddyhere123123123
#bizcoin

You will receive 250 bizcoin free just include your wallet address in the message.

>> No.402763

It says the wallet is out of sync.

>> No.402795
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402795

>>401939
Hey, it's me again.

>> No.402796

I'm getting

>[2014-07-08 14:39:20] Binding thread 0 to cpu 0
>[2014-07-08 14:39:20] Binding thread 1 to cpu 1
>[2014-07-08 14:39:20] Binding thread 2 to cpu 2
>[2014-07-08 14:39:20] Binding thread 3 to cpu 3
>[2014-07-08 14:39:20] 4 miner threads started, using 'x13' algorithm.

But then it closes.

>> No.402811

The wallet doesn't connect to the network.

>> No.402888

>>402796

Try using SGminer.

See here
>>394157

>> No.402898

>>402795
Great to see that you got coins.

>> No.402899

would transferring coins between wallets be a good way to generate coins with state?

>> No.402904

>>402899
stake*

>> No.402909

>>402535
No. Sending the coins actually puts them on cooldown during which they are unable to generate anything.

In order to generate stake rewards, you need to
1) keep your wallet open
2) have coins that have been in your wallet for a certain amount of time, not sure how long exactly for this coin

Then, each of the transactions you received which follows the criteria above, periodically has a chance to give you a stake reward, proportionate to the amount of coins you received with that transaction.
ie. it doesn't matter if your wallet contains 1000 1 coin transactions or a single 1000 coin transaction, in the long run, the reward is the same.

Btw I probably suck at expaining this stuff, I'm pretty sure there's a PoS guide somewhere.

>> No.402984

>>402898
First time I've ever mined anything.

>> No.403224

>>401598
>>401482
>>401446

you guys are cocks i only have 9000

>> No.403437

So what's the status on this coin?

>> No.403573

Suddenly I can't mine anymore, keep getting internal server errors.
Are we full pos already or should i start looking for what went wrong?

>> No.403576

Nevermind
>netmhashps: 0.00000000
looks like the proof of work phase is ogre

>> No.403593

No network connection, what block does PoW end on and what is the block time?

>> No.403726
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403726

i'm not sure what's your problem when it comes to mining.

>> No.403799

>>403726
Well I just orphaned 200,000 coins...

>> No.403928

>>403799

100k here. I was a little confused to wake up after seemingly hitting every block for the last couple of hours. Oh well.

>> No.404004
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404004

What's going on?

>> No.404014

>>404004
Looks like the coin is PoS earlier than expected or the addnode is down?

>> No.404020

>>404014
I swear I had more coins than this as well.

>> No.404045

Currently, what's the market value of a bizcoin?

>> No.404049

>>404045
Zero!

>> No.404054

>>404049
I'm rich!

>> No.404090

>>404045
>>404049

Daily reminder to vote it up on coins-e.

>https://www.coins-e.com/voting/

Currently #25, roughly 0.065 BTC in paid votes required for #1

>> No.404101
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404101

So, moon when?

>> No.404176

I stopped mining earlier once I'd reached 1M coins.

Just reopened wallet to continue mining, only for it to lose 300000 coins whilst re-syncing!

Nothing untoward in the transactions and just to add insult to injury I can no longer mine (internal server error).

WTF

>> No.404283
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404283

>>404176

It appears bizcoin transitioned to full PoS. New coins will be minted with stake only.

I am not sure why so many blocks were orphaned, any ideas?

Still 96 packages of 250 bizcoin available for free. To claim one all you need to do is tweet bittrex and ask them to add bizcoin.

@bittrexexchange
add bizcoin! #bizcoin
Byouraddressaskdjfa342423

Allow a couple hours and you will receive your 250 bizcoins.

Also sign up for these guys and vote for bizcoin.
www.coins-e.com/voting/

>> No.404286

>>391233
you get .5 BTC to invest, what do you invest with it /biz/?

CINNI
VRC
MIN
POT
SC
XMR

Missing anything?

>> No.404289

>>404283
Thanks for reply/info

>> No.404439

How much do you guy think our coin would sell for?

>> No.404504

>>404439
atleast 300 a coin by next week i here

>> No.404520

>>404286
URO for quick profits

>> No.404522 [DELETED] 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWq4DWfrpu8

the internet 1998

>> No.404541

>>404520
why?

>> No.404561

>Holy shit that URO buy
I'm scarred, will a whale dump nao? It's time to sleep and I have stuff to do tomorrow

>> No.404573

>>404561
The prophecy of the ancient fractals will be fulfilled, sell out as soon as you go to sleep as long as you turn a profit. Unless pisscoin actually manages to fulfill its purpose and becomes as valuable as a metric ton of urea, in which case people buying at the peak of this pump will seem like early adopters.

>> No.404576

>>404573
>IT JUST KEEPS HAPPENING
Fugh

>> No.404666
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404666

>>404576
So, if we know it's going to happen... how do we make money out of it?

>> No.404710

>>404283
>It appears bizcoin transitioned to full PoS.
For fucks sake man, between this and the .dll you shit with the wallet you make it real fucking hard to trust you.

Give us the run down, block time, number of block when PoS, current block.

>> No.404711

>>404710
*you ship with the wallet
Not sure if typo or freudian slip.

>> No.404951
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404951

>>404711

You're right. This is the first coin I have helped launch and it hasn't gone perfect but at least it isn't kill yet.

I don't have a great computer for mining so short PoW, I launched here on 4chan because I didn't want the coin rapers at bitcoin talk to muscle me out of my own coin. I launched fairly with virtually no pre-mine what so ever here so we could all learn with this coin together and I was also hoping for some community support which I received.
Once we reach an exchange I can start working on the coin sinks. Simple little services in exchange for bizcoin.

I just added the coin to poloniex for voting. It should be up soon.

We need votes here:
www.coins-e.com/voting/

>> No.405234

>>404951
The issue I have is when you made the coin you typed in the blocktime and at what block it changed to PoS. Why do you keep refusing to talk about the numbers you picked?

>> No.405330

>>405234
The numbers I picked were arbitrary and they are irrelevant but this is what I was aiming for howvever:

21 day PoW
500 coin block reward
7% annum interest PoS
Confirmations - 7 blocks
Maturity - 21 blocks
Total supply: 100 million
Minimum stake period: 24 hours
Max: unlimited

I am not refusing discussion and I am sorry if you felt I was purposefully withholding information from you, this is not the case.

I'll be back with the block we picked to transition for your records.

>> No.405337

>>405330
So if I send all of my coins to another wallet,and wait 24 hours they will stake?

>> No.405357

how do i get a valid address?

>> No.405366

>>405337

No. Make sure your wallet is unlocked, you can set an amount of coins that you don't want to stake by going "settings>options>main>reserve" and set an amount always available for spending. Otherwise after enough time has elapsed the coins will stake themselves.

Anytime your wallet is offline you have to start over. The time it takes for coins to stake depends on when they were mined in relation to one another since the stake time is supposed to be 24 hours.

>> No.405521

Followed the instructions but when I open the miner it flashes some text and closes within a second, so I'm guessing I've placed a file incorrectly or something.

I put the .conf in the bizcoin approaming file and the .bat in the cpuminer folder. I try and avoid asking to be spoonfed so apologies.

Posting my address if anyone's still handing out, newer to crypto so even just enough to send an exchange and see it in action is appreciated.
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>> No.405578

should somebody just pay for the extra votes?

>> No.405582

>>405578
I think that is what we are waiting on.

>> No.405596

>>405582
Its not like biz coin can get that many votes.

Otherwize we need to have city people use throw away accounts with hotspots in order to use a new ip adress when they vote.

>> No.405744

New thread
>>405741