The requested URL /showthread.php?396-Bitcointalk-ANN-OP-Traduction-francaise was not found on this server.Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. - One cool product per month, only for cryptocurrencies!Fluttercoin @fluttercoin Fluttercoin @fluttercoin Official Fluttercoin account.PoW/PoS/PoT triple hybrid with innovative Proof of Transaction.Trade @ Cryptsy, Bter , Poloniex fluttercoin.us 3 Photos and videos Photos and videos Tweets & replies Media You blocked @fluttercoin Are you sure you want to view these Tweets?Viewing Tweets won't unblock @fluttercoin Loading seems to be taking a while.Fluttercoin (FLT) (Source: Cryptopia, less than 1 minute ago) Date of Launch: 2014-03-10 Forked from: Total Number of Coins: UnlimitedConsensus Mechanism: Hybrid PoW/PoS Hashing Algorithm: scryptSupported Platforms: WindowsStatus: HealthyPopularity: 75 (2.3 hits per day) Fluttercoin (FLT) is a decentralised, open-source cryptocurrency launched in March 2014.

Although it uses a hybrid Proof-of-Work/Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism, the project has introduced a new mining rewards system named Proof-of-Transaction (FLT coins are mined simply by receiving or sending them) which should act as an economic stimulus designed to gain merchants' acceptance and make the coin circulate in the digital economy.Some of the more interesting features incorporated in the custom Fluttercoin wallet include Flutterspeed (speeds up the download of the blockchain on new installations), Fluttershare (ability to share stake rewards with another address), Block Browser (to browse the blockchain from within the wallet) and encrypted messaging.Popularity (hits per day): 12 months: 81 (1.4), 6 months: 75 (2.3), 3 months: 66 (3.7), 4 weeks: 45 (8.9), 1 week: 67 (6.4)2017-06-15 NEW • Cryptocurrency Release: Steem (STEEM) 0.19.0 and the world's 14th largest cryptocurrency by market capitalisation.This is a mandatory upgrade for all witnesses before the upcoming hardfork: "Steem 0.19.0.

The hardfork is schedule for Tuesday, 20 June 2017, 15:00:00 UTC.All witnesses should update to 0.19.0.0.19.0 requires reindexing from all previous versions.This hardfork is about changing the rewards curve to be stake-proportional.With the introduction of a linear reward curve everyone will have a say directly proportional to their stake.Square root curation rewards curve - this is to offset the changes in rewards due to the linear reward curve.bitcoin exchange egyptCuration rewards should stay roughly where they are.bitcoin fadIncrease vote impact - each vote's impact has been increased by 4x.bitcoin feb 2014Witness price feeds properly expires - fixed a bug that prevented price feeds from expiring...."gbbg bitcoin

Continue to the release notes for a complete list of changes.The source code for Steem 0.19.0 client is available from GitHub: v0.19.0.tar.gz (660kB, compile instructions).2017-06-07 NEW • Cryptocurrency Release: Zcoin (XZC) 0.8.7.8 Zcoin (XZC) is a proof-of-work (Lyra2) cryptocurrency originally launched in September 2016 as a fork of Bitcoin, but with built-in privacy and anonymity features.bitcoin welche zahlungsmöglichkeiten gibt esThe project announced the release of version 0.8.7.8 of its wallet client earlier today: "New pre-release is out.bitcoin furnitureSynchronized fixes with ported code from Bitcoin Core 0.13; added pre-computed accumulator for improved loading speed; compilation fixes on libzerocoin library.We recommend starting with a new installation altogether without any wallet.dat, though if you wish you can download the chain data from znode.io that will speed it up a little bit.

First sync still takes a while but it shouldn't get stuck anymore.Make sure to backup your old wallet.dat just in case.If you have an old wallet with existing funds and wish to port it over, you can export your private key from your old wallet addresses by going to Help, Debug Window, Console and typing the code below."The Zcoin 0.8.7.8 wallet client is available for Linux, macOS and Windows; download links: zcoin-qt-v0.8.7.8-linux64.tar.gz (3.75MB), zcoin-qt-v0.8.7.8-osx.dmg (18.0MB), zcoin-qt-v0.8.7.8-windows.zip (7.57MB).The source code is also ready: v0.8.7.8.tar.gz (3.19MB).The past year has seen what some the “Cambrian explosion” in altcoins.Most are complete pump-and-dump scams.Others experimentally toy with a couple variables and a remote few actually bring something genuinely new to the scene (like proof-of-transaction in Fluttercoin).Wouldn’t it be neat to see a list of all the known altcoins and a little bit about what they were before they became ledger rot?For the last couple of months Ray Dillinger on Bitcoin Talk has been attempting to chronicle this digital death in: Necronomicon thread: Altcoins which are dead.

I wonder who holds the record for creating the most alts?Is that something you brag about at a bar?Furthermore, here are some patterns that Ray sees are emerging based on alts that are not (completely obvious) scams: Alts have a plethora of different hashing algorithms, but there are really only three divisions that matter between their proof of work.Either they are CPU dominated, GPU dominated, or they are mined with a particular kind of algorithm-specific ASIC.ASICs exist for SHA256D coins like bitcoin and for Scrypt coins like Litecoin.No other algorithm-specific hardware exists, so no other difference in hashing algorithm matters.Within each division, coins rapidly reach an equilibrium where whichever hardware generates their proof of work is allocated in direct proportion to the financial reward per minute of the block reward.Usually this means that halving the block reward of an alt, other things being equal, halves the hashing power securing its block chain.Most alts become unstable when 3/4 or more of their coin supply has been mined (second reward halving), even if no other factors have made the cryptocurrency unstable prior to that time.

If the value being secured exceeds the block reward by too great a fraction, 51% attacks and forks are to be expected.“Burst mining” or “automatically switching multipools” act like positive feedback amplifiers with a delay loop in mining – they make it VERY difficult for an alt to maintain a ‘stable’ block rate when its hash rate gets too small relative to the pool (GPU, CPU, or specific ASIC type) of hashing power it belongs to.This is a heavy contributing factor in the 51% attacks and forks mentioned above.Several alts switched to proof-of-stake after to this instability led to bad forks or “stuck” block chains where miners essentially had given up due to a burst miner leaving the chain at a ridiculously high difficulty level.A shift from proof-of-work to to proof-of-stake, whatever its effect on market value, has usually led to stagnation or decline in the community surrounding the alt.In turn this usually leads to a collapse in value of the alt, unless heroic measures (such as direct giveaways by stakeholders to non-stakeholders) are used to bring people into the community.