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[Pyuu]

@Atenefyr: *boots up emulator on iMac for CC and runs KristWallet*

[InDieTasten]

I think you should clarify the architecture and processes involved in using Krist, since it's unlike any other crypto-currencies I know.

Transactions aren't confirmed in blocks, as they usually are, are they? At least transactions happen immediately, only checked by your non-decentral hosting site, if at all. Nobody knows. I think Krist would grow a lot more popularity, when people could trust the system. But the system can't be trusted, when no information of it is open to the community.

I know that it involves a lot of communication and it's actually not really that possible to do in non-dirty ways via http, but there needs to be more transparency and decentralization of the block chain, which should include transactions.

Another idea to implement would then be transaction charges. For example you could limit the amount of transactions allowed in one block. For example 50. When people now want to transfer krist, they pass recipient address, krist amount to recient and krist amount to verifier(miner of the containing block), so that it effectively feeds back to the pool.
This way the open transaction list gets bigger and bigger, and the miners can always pick the 50 transactions with the most revenue for them.

So the check of the system and the block chain including all transactions is done collaboratively.

Then you just need to handle the exchange of blocks and open transactions, without having to deal with any checks what so ever, leading to faster response times of your site. I already mined 2 blocks that were mined already by another miner.

[biggest yikes]

Mayushii, on 29 May 2015 - 06:24 AM, said:

@Atenefyr: *boots up emulator on iMac for CC and runs KristWallet*

Isn't an iMac a desktop computer, not a mobile device?

[Pyuu]

Atenefyr, on 30 May 2015 - 12:18 AM, said:

Mayushii, on 29 May 2015 - 06:24 AM, said:

@Atenefyr: *boots up emulator on iMac for CC and runs KristWallet*

Isn't an iMac a desktop computer, not a mobile device?

iOS is on both mobile and desktop; however, I believe you need an app for phones.
So nya.

[Tron]

kutlg1kzhz Just went over 600k krist, congrats to whoever owns it!

[クデル]

What's an average hash rate on Yevano's miner? I have an older i5 from 2011 and i'm getting ~4MH/S on 4 threads.

Edited by Sandstorm, 30 May 2015 - 06:31 AM.

[InDieTasten]

Sandstorm, on 30 May 2015 - 06:30 AM, said:

What's an average hash rate on Yevano's miner? I have an older i5 from 2011 and i'm getting ~4MH/S on 4 threads.

Yeah, 1 MH/s/core is alright. Thats pretty much what I am getting too. Slightly less actually.

[InDieTasten]

Krist

Edited by InDieTasten, 30 May 2015 - 11:06 PM.

[Yevano]

luker2009, on 30 May 2015 - 04:50 AM, said:

kutlg1kzhz Just went over 600k krist, congrats to whoever owns it!

That would be me. I've just been leaving my miner running on a couple remote machines. Not really sure how long they've been running but I'd guess it's been around 2 weeks. I guess that's a testament to how stable the miner is!

[fishermedders]

Can anyone help me with my problem? I'm running Yevano's miner (Congrats, BTW!) on Ubuntu and getting ~1.7 mh/s (finally over .5) . Ive solved 8 blocks overnight (meh) and I haven't been credited for any of the blocks that I have solved :? Help anyone? I currently have 373 KST and I'm running ubuntu 14.04 on a Dell xps 420

Thanks in advance
fisher

[Yevano]

fishermedders, on 30 May 2015 - 12:43 PM, said:

Can anyone help me with my problem? I'm running Yevano's miner (Congrats, BTW!) on Ubuntu and getting ~1.7 mh/s (finally over .5) . Ive solved 8 blocks overnight (meh) and I haven't been credited for any of the blocks that I have solved :? Help anyone? I currently have 373 KST and I'm running ubuntu 14.04 on a Dell xps 420

Thanks in advance
fisher

Mind sending your krist address as well as the arguments you gave the miner? If you give it the wrong address, the krist will basically just become lost unfortunately.

[クデル]

I've become obsessessed with Krist again, time to begin work on a Krist lottery...

[InDieTasten]

Yevano, on 30 May 2015 - 01:22 PM, said:

fishermedders, on 30 May 2015 - 12:43 PM, said:

Can anyone help me with my problem? I'm running Yevano's miner (Congrats, BTW!) on Ubuntu and getting ~1.7 mh/s (finally over .5) . Ive solved 8 blocks overnight (meh) and I haven't been credited for any of the blocks that I have solved :? Help anyone? I currently have 373 KST and I'm running ubuntu 14.04 on a Dell xps 420

Thanks in advance
fisher

Mind sending your krist address as well as the arguments you gave the miner? If you give it the wrong address, the krist will basically just become lost unfortunately.

I guess it's a problem with the server. When running the KristWallet you can see how the latest blocks are allocated to him, but the transactions do not show the mining activity at all. At least this was the case the whole night for me. If you watch a couple posts earlier, you can see my screenshots of that phenomenon.

Something is weirding out, and as this shows perfectly, that this system is not safe, I have since stopped mining Krist.

[biggest yikes]

Mayushii, on 30 May 2015 - 01:41 AM, said:

I believe you need an app for phones.

That's why I said it in the first place

[クデル]

Not sure if its just me, but after using miner's the hash rate seems to slowly drop? but it doesn't occur all the time, rather strange really. Even when my machine is only being used for mining at the time.

[クデル]

I used to mine Krist way back in the beginning with ComputerCraft mining, I remember blocks always gave 50 KST, I received 25 for 8 blocks, then I got two consecutive blocks in order, then it jumped to 26 KST for both. How is the value given to the miner decided?

[Tron]

Sandstorm, on 30 May 2015 - 02:57 PM, said:

I used to mine Krist way back in the beginning with ComputerCraft mining, I remember blocks always gave 50 KST, I received 25 for 8 blocks, then I got two consecutive blocks in order, then it jumped to 26 KST for both. How is the value given to the miner decided?

Anytime a domain is purchased, the block reward goes up by one KST for 500 transactions.

[クデル]

Okay thank you, I think my balance appears ot be broken or something. The miner I have running indicates I have solved a block, however I didn't receive any KST according to the miner. I then opened up KWallet to find that my balance field contained an error, only my transactions show the KST being mined.

Edited by Sandstorm, 30 May 2015 - 03:19 PM.

[Pyuu]

Sandstorm, on 30 May 2015 - 03:18 PM, said:

Okay thank you, I think my balance appears ot be broken or something. The miner I have running indicates I have solved a block, however I didn't receive any KST according to the miner. I then opened up KWallet to find that my balance field contained an error, only my transactions show the KST being mined.

Maybe a PHP problem, you should PM coss directly so he can see this.

[InDieTasten]

Mayushii, on 30 May 2015 - 03:40 PM, said:

Sandstorm, on 30 May 2015 - 03:18 PM, said:

Okay thank you, I think my balance appears ot be broken or something. The miner I have running indicates I have solved a block, however I didn't receive any KST according to the miner. I then opened up KWallet to find that my balance field contained an error, only my transactions show the KST being mined.

Maybe a PHP problem, you should PM coss directly so he can see this.

I thought he would read the posts in here by itself...
As stated by me repetitively, Krist needs a major update, or another system will take it over. The problems with the security are stacking higher and higher and with the single point of failure(coss itself) failing - and as it looks to me not even reading this - I can't see a future in which Krist will be an in-game currency long-term :/