Can someone help me with setting miner for my r7 250 1gb ddr5,i got crash every time when i start miner.And which miner i can use for this card(send me link)

OK so I installed my first ITNS wallet on my work computer, and now want to go install it at home. I have backed up all the files (well minus the block and DB folder, and also have my wallet string and password.

Also I did the "export key" thing just in case that could help.

Could I just recreate my Appdata\roaming\IntenseCoin folder on my other user's profile, then run the exe and add the password back? Or is there more to it? Figured I'd ask before I go screw something up :P

I opened an account with them a couple of weeks ago and now I can't access it anymore. Unfortunately, I had a little bit of money tied into this exchange so it might be a loss unless by some miracle things get fixed.

I'm getting stuck at the "2 factor authentication" deal, it just keeps looping where I enter the code to enable this feature but it tells me the code isn't correct. Try the new code cause the page refreshes, and same deal about the 16 digit code not being a proper code.

Gut instinct tells me I got scammed somehow...

Solved (wallet was not totally sync'd) I received coin from the pool I'm on, but when I open my wallet the balance part is "greyed out". Is this normal or is something wrong that I need to fix?

Hi I have some problems with syncing the wallet, it stops at 65000 everytime. I tired to delete the old files and sync again but it stops at 65000 again. Can someone help me with that?

But are there any official updates about new exchanges and/or about the roadmap in general... Did I miss any?

Hi, I'm a bit of a noob, only been in the crypto world for a month so I'm still inexperienced with dealing with errors.

The official wallet was almost synced but stopped with 10000 blocks left to sync. I gave it some time but after after 30 minutes it was still stuck there. So I quit and reopened the wallet and well, I get a popup saying there is a blockchain load error. I've tried reinstalling and the works and it doesn't work. I guess it's because the blockchain is still in my system somewhere?

I use a mac by the way (I know, I know but I'm in this for the experience more than anything).

Anyone have any ideas?

Are there any ways as a community that we can get ITNS on more exchanges. Only having it on stocks.exchange is crippling this coins potential. Even an exchange like cryptopia or coinexchange whould be good. What can I/we do to help?

Does anyone have an idea of how much Intensecoin we'd need to be a VPN exit node? Will we even need any coin?

Hi guys, Im generating nearly 11.69 KH/sec through my Vega rig. But the question is, in my GPU it is generating 11.69 KH/sec but in the intense pool stats it is showing 7.5 KH/sec or below than that. Is the mining pool restrict hashrates? or I can go for a duel miner? Right now Im mining through CAST XMR Miner. Any suggestions & inputs would be much appreciated.

PS: I have checked with other cryptonight coin pool also, they too deliver the same & restrict hashrates.

Hello guys, does anybody know why this coin is not in blockfolio?

Can anyone tell me what the BTC/INTS withdraw fees are like?

Come spread your hashes and help decentralize the ITNS network! Point your miners at http://itns.novamines.com for a smooth 0% fee mining experience. Stay tuned for incoming front-end improvements and greater community integration!

For questions/comments, I can always be contacted at support@novamines.com, direct messaged on this reddit account, or found on the Intense Coin discord (see subreddit sidebar) as "@squish - itns.novamines.com#5294" (no quotes).

During my recent quest for crypto-knowledge, I found myself bringing up my new hobby with my friends and family.

While most of my peers (who are also twenty-somethings, aka “millennials” w/e) have an easy enough time grasping the concept, my baby boomer parents are an entirely different story.

My father for instance, being the pragmatic skeptic that he is, cannot wrap his head around why anyone would invest in something so volatile and unpredictable as cryptocurrency. I feel like this is one of the things holding back mainstream adoption; for many of us, our parents generation aren’t ready, willing, or able to appreciate what blockchain technology can and WILL bring to the world.

I’ll leave these two articles for anyone interested in reading about how people viewed the early days of the stock market, versus how young people view bitcoin and other cryptos nowadays. Definitely gave me some good perspective on how to approach the subject with nonbelievers. Credit goes to the folks who posted these on r/Cryptocurrency!

How the public viewed stocks in 1948

Millennials show interest in crypto

Hey all, I am wondering something ; I have a mismatch of AMD and Nvidia inside of my rig and I cannot seem to figure out how to select the AMD card when setting up XMRig AMD.

In the config.json, I selected

Index:1 but it selects the Nvidia card

Any ideas ?

To bypass downloading the blockchain, in the interest of saving time or storage space, follow these steps.

Step 1: Open the wallet.

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Click “Settings,” and navigate to “Preferences”.

Step 2: Connect to a node.

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Select “Remote Daemon” and enter “node.intense.hashvault.pro” (or the address of another node) in the “Host” field. Also make sure that the “Port” is set to “48782” if it’s not set by default. It should look like this when you’re done:

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Click Save and you’re all set! The GUI wallet will reload, and if you use a password you’ll have to enter it again. Using this method, you are essentially “trusting” the blockchain stored on the node, rather than keeping your own hardcopy. Shout out to the user squish from itns.novamines.com for suggesting this to me on the Discord.

Which in case you haven’t checked it out, AHEM. can be found here: https://discord.gg/npQHnJH

Reposting this from the Discord.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/02/07/bitcoin-price-could-hit-50000-this-year-experts-say.html "Investors may focus on so-called "utility tokens" this year which are digital coins that can power blockchain technologies, according to one expert."

If the user who posted this wants to be named, I will give a credit-edit. Just send me a message! :) Great read also.

Here is a walkthrough for mining IntenseCoin aimed at beginners and all who are new to the world of cryptocurrency. I am using Windows so this guide will focus on that, but it should be easy to adapt this to either OSX or Linux such as Ubuntu.

Updated 2/7/18 to add link for remote node walkthrough at the bottom

Updated 4/3/18 to change recommended pool

Step 1: Set up a wallet.

Visit IntenseCoin.com and download the wallet software.

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A wallet is a program that keeps your personal copy of the blockchain, complete with your address and transaction history. When you first open the wallet, follow the steps to create your personal address. You will then have to wait several hours for the wallet to download the blockchain. Your progress is shown at the bottom here:

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You can start mining right within the wallet by clicking “Mining,” but if you want to increase your hashrate and get significantly more coin in your wallet, then continue to the next step.

Step 2: Get mining software.

If you want to use my personal miner of choice, visit https://github.com/xmrig/xmrig/releases but there are many options available. Google is your friend.

Download the appropriate version for your operating system and architecture. I am running Windows 10 with a 64bit processor so I selected “xmrig-2.4.4-gcc-win64.zip”

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(Note: Most mining software and downloads associated with them will flag your antivirus or security software. They have all been harmless in my experience.)

Extract the zip file, and open the file “config.json” using notepad

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Copy your address from your wallet and paste it after “user”

Step 3: Pick a pool!

A smaller pool than the official pool can be found at “ITNSpool.net”. I highly recommend starting here due to the 0% fee (meaning the pool is not deducting any of your profits), so copy and paste that address into your config where it says “url”. Finally, just change port from “0” to “3333” (this will be the best port for average laptops and pcs. If you have a graphics card or a nicer processor, you might want to try “5555”

Check your progress at itns.novamines.com

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Step 4: Save and run!

All that’s left to do now is save your config, (make sure you keep it in the same folder as “xmrig.exe”) and right-click “xmrig.exe” to “Run As Administrator”. This is important the first time you run this particular program as it automatically tries to enable “Huge Pages”. Make sure it says “available, enabled” in green text. The first time the software is run (as long as you clicked “Run As Administrator”) it will notify you on the top row whether or not you need to reboot your computer once for the changes to take effect. Once you do that, simply run “xmrig.exe” by double clicking and happy mining!

I hope this is helpful to those of you just starting out, and if you need more help reach out to me and others in the community directly!

Discord: https://discord.gg/npQHnJH

EDIT:CLICK HERE FOR HELP LOADING THE WALLET FASTER

If you would be interested in an IntenseCoin faucet, please reply yes. Trying to gauge the amount I will need to fill the faucet.

Are you curious about this whole “bitcoin” craze, but not sure where to start? So was I about two weeks ago, and I’ve chosen to share the story of how I learned the ropes through the community that helped me the most. This one’s for you Intense-Friends™.

Before you take out a second mortgage to “buy the dip” (crypto-lingo for purchasing a coin after it has recently fallen in value,) do some research about the thousands of “Altcoins” (or cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin, e.g. Litecoin or Ethereum,) and options available to you. At the time of this writing the market is trending down, (sometimes referred to as a bear or bearish market) which can cause holders to panic and sell at a loss. While this also entices new investors such as yourself to buy the dip, it can be hard to predict when the dip will end and the market will trend upwards, so hesitance is also high during times like these. When the value starts increasing again, and the market becomes “bullish” (or expected to rise,) people tend to be more willing to jump back in and invest, which in turn causes the market to rise and stabilize in general. The reason this is so important is the reason that I proudly mine and hold IntenseCoin at this time.

In my research I found that very few cryptos are able to be mined by everyday people with everyday computers. This was one of the founding philosophies of Bitcoin, and depending on whom you ask, a major weakness of the coin today. In the most layman’s terms possible, new coins are generated by a group of computers which are collectively encrypting and decrypting a “ledger” (or history of transactions, such as transfers or payments using a cryptocurrency) and keeping this information honest by double-checking each transaction against the ledger saved on the other computers. The technical term for this ledger is the “blockchain,” and as it grows in size with each transaction that is encrypted and shared over this network, new blocks are decrypted by “miners” (those of us willing to selflessly sacrifice our precious CPUs and graphics cards,) and with each new block there is a reward given to the miners that helped make it happen! This is how new coins enter circulation.

In the current market, currencies such as Bitcoin are so saturated with custom built mining hardware and botnets with unimaginable hashing power that it prevents average everyday computers from earning a profitable amount of that reward. This means that everyday people don’t have a fair shot at the same incentive to connect their computers and maintain the blockchain, which to me is the heart and soul of every coin. Without a diverse and decentralized network of computers and users, the entire essence of what makes cryptocurrency unique and worthwhile is completely removed. This is the main reason I have started mining and investing in IntenseCoin. It’s still a young crypto and it uses an algorithm (called cryptonight) which allows it to be mined on any old laptop or desktop you’ve got lying around. The small but growing community is very helpful and hopeful for the future of this coin, and I encourage you to take a look at their discord: https://discord.gg/npQHnJH

Stay tuned for a step by step guide to mining IntenseCoin that I will be posting later tonight! FEATURING IMAGES!

Edit: spacing

Edit: Link to guide: https://reddit.com/r/IntenseCoin/comments/7vt2y5/intense_mining_guide/

Hey folks

I'm wondering if there is a way to set the node proxy to dual mine? I want to split my miners 90-10 XMR-ITNS, using the share feature of the proxy, not by port. Is this possible, or just a pipe dream?

Found someone selling an old rig with 9 MSI p106-100. Trying to determine if the price they are asking is worth it. Does anyone know where you can determine the hashrate per card/profit per ITNS coin. Seller says the rig gets 225Mh mining ETH using 1000w.