Quote from: donschoe on January 06, 2014, 10:44:04 pm

Quote from: bytemaster on January 06, 2014, 10:20:38 pm

Can this script be modified to generate a list of all unspent outputs necessary for building a genesis block?  I believe there is another bounty where such a modified script would be helpful to win.

Not sure what you mean by "unspent outputs"? It lists all holding addresses and their connected AGS balance, I thought that was the info needed to build a genesis block, but I never did that before, just let me know what else you need, the script is easily modified.

This was directed more toward not honoring AGS but honoring PTS in a new blockchain.  If there was a website that provided the current unspent balance of every output in the blockchain then someone wanting to build a new genesis block would have a very easy task.  Namely, import the table as a single send to many transaction.

Ah no that's not so easy. Got to think about that. How did FreeTrade do it?

whats wrong with that thread?

Possible. Good time for placing buy-orders

Can this script be modified to generate a list of all unspent outputs necessary for building a genesis block?  I believe there is another bounty where such a modified script would be helpful to win.

Not sure what you mean by "unspent outputs"? It lists all holding addresses and their connected AGS balance, I thought that was the info needed to build a genesis block, but I never did that before, just let me know what else you need, the script is easily modified.

I guess you meant this link:

http://mrx.im/pts.php


you can convert C/M to pts directly

I wish I knew how they did it.

Quote from: Bitcoinfan on January 06, 2014, 11:47:41 am

Just to sum things up, is momentum (or the enhanced version) still resistent to GPU mining?

So far I believe it is the most GPU resistant algorithm.

I think the quest for prime chains in Primecoin is the most GPU-resistant algorithm as they calculate with pure integers.

Thanks everyone! I will report back with my first three nominations at the weekend.

The coinmarketcap.com issue was fixed today at around 7:00 UTC. Wont happen again, I hope.
https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=1991.msg23932#msg23932

Another reliable blockexplorer would be nice, too.