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Instead node 168.63.12.227 please use cryptoseed.cloudapp.net, it's a DNS name for old 168.63.12.227
addnode=168.63.12.227
addnode=180.183.205.118
addnode=162.243.67.4
addnode=162.243.54.126
addnode=37.139.29.236
addnode=64.90.183.137
addnode=180.183.205.118
addnode=61.238.157.8
addnode=54.254.192.95
addnode=54.207.21.146
addnode=54.206.30.227
addnode=54.219.164.14
addnode=146.185.172.136
addnode=162.243.14.13
addnode=94.23.215.174
Could someone give a brief explanation about how to use the stormcloud and dimension data trials? I created servers on both but i can't figure out how to access any type of console or anything. On the dimension one i had windows server running i think because I just used that with AWS and Azure to make things easier.
I never tried dimensions data, they kept asking for phone verification and apparently my line showing up as a prepaid line so I gave up on it.
But it shouldn't be any different from aws and azure. Try looking for the IP and windows login password of your server and use remote desktop connection from your PC to connect. You could check out the help section at dimension for info on how to connect.
I mined with Dimension. After you create your servers you click on one of the VPN links in the upper right, login and follow the steps to install the Cisco AnyConnect client. You establish a VPN connection with that using the same login/password for your account. Then you connect to your server with start - run - mstsc.
One thing I noticed is I don't see anywhere in the account page confirming I have the $200 credit. I put the code in when I signed up. Does anyone know if the credit is supposed to show up?
Well, I think if we could at least get our operation looking more like mastercoin, we would hit .1 BTC for 1 protoshare. Mastercoin is the master at looking big. They have around 10 sites. We need that too. I have three weeks vacation and would love to work on a project. Hint Hint
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Okay here is a way to get PTS like Mastercoin. First you need to have a PTS faucet. You also have to look at the fact that there are something like 619,000 or so Mastercoins ever while there are 1,138,746 Protoshares. More people have to have a stake in Protoshares and the difficulty has to go up significantly which could take a few months. The cost of making a Protoshare is still too cheap and a lot of people made theirs early on and are dumping to keep the price low or to cash out.
Giving a lot of people a small amount in a faucet, these people aren't very likely to sell. Giving a few people a whole lot and these people are more likely to sell.
So if Mastercoin is like Asicminer then we can expect that it will eventually be going for 2-3 BTC each as a fair price. There are going to be 2 million PTS and unlike MSC you have inflation at a fairly high rate. Not long ago there were only 500,000 protoshares and now we are already over 1 million. The price probably should be double what it is but there are more Protoshares being mined and these miners are probably not little miners with their PCs but big datacenter players mining hundreds or perhaps thousands of Protoshares and then selling them.
If you have a few hundred computers mining Protoshares you can get thousands of them and sell thousands for 0.024. If you're one guy and it takes you over a week to get 1 PTS you're not going to sell it for that.
Those are some really good observations. I wonder how many people are sitting on PTS that plan to dump them? If it's a lot, even the Keyhotee release won't be enough to get to the .04 ~ .05 range. On the flip-side, it's good for the community to get more people involved in the project and the cheaper prices help that. However, that's also why PTS should have been slower to mine. Nothing to do but work on the project I guess.
I have spent days trying to mine, and cant get it started. I would buy in for $100, but not $300. And even then, I Am not sure if I could because I can't get the wallet to work.
But you will only own the PTS mined so far, right?
So it's taking a snapshot at release - or will future pts get credited too?
Just a snapshot of PTS ownership distribution at first release, when the genesis block of a new DAC is laid down. After that, your PTS are still good for ownership in other developing DACs that honor the ProtoShares Social Contract.
I'm finding it hard to understand why competing DACs would honor Protoshares. What incentives are there? Wouldn't Invictus and Invictus' DACs also be making money off competitors?
I've also seen an explanation that referred to the competing DACs wanting an already present customer foundation via Protoshare holders. Does that mean competitors would be inheriting your customer base away from you guys?
Just downloaded the ProtoSharesQT but I get a message saying "No block source available" when it loads up. Any ideas?
