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Remove nonce restriction in block headers with hard fork #50
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This implements a hard fork scheduled at certain heights (500 on regtest, 12000 on testnet and not yet active on mainnet) that allows non-zero nonce values in the main block header (not the fake header). This solves #50. Forks are added to Consensus::Params similar to how they are handled in Huntercoin. For now, there's only this one, but there will likely be more in the future; for instance, to change the standalone mining algorithm or when we implement ephemeral timestamps. The created POST_ICO fork will contain more things in the future, namely a change to the block reward and block interval as described in #40.
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This implements a hard fork scheduled at certain heights (500 on regtest, 12000 on testnet and not yet active on mainnet) that allows non-zero nonce values in the main block header (not the fake header). This solves #50. Forks are added to Consensus::Params similar to how they are handled in Huntercoin. For now, there's only this one, but there will likely be more in the future; for instance, to change the standalone mining algorithm or when we implement ephemeral timestamps. The created POST_ICO fork will contain more things in the future, namely a change to the block reward and block interval as described in #40.
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This implements a hard fork scheduled at certain heights (500 on regtest, 12000 on testnet and not yet active on mainnet) that allows non-zero nonce values in the main block header (not the fake header). This solves #50. Forks are added to Consensus::Params similar to how they are handled in Huntercoin. For now, there's only this one, but there will likely be more in the future; for instance, to change the standalone mining algorithm or when we implement ephemeral timestamps. The created POST_ICO fork will contain more things in the future, namely a change to the block reward and block interval as described in #40.
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This implements a hard fork scheduled at certain heights (500 on regtest, 1M on testnet and mainnet for now, will be changed) that allows non-zero nonce values in the main block header (not the fake header). This solves #50. Forks are added to Consensus::Params similar to how they are handled in Huntercoin. For now, there's only this one, but there will likely be more in the future; for instance, to change the standalone mining algorithm or when we implement ephemeral timestamps. The created POST_ICO fork will contain more things in the future, namely a change to the block reward and block interval as described in #40.
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356be12 Set POST_ICO fork for testnet. (Daniel Kraft) 5752067 Increase block reward with POST_ICO fork. (Daniel Kraft) dd40da9 Make block target spacing fork-able. (Daniel Kraft) d7f7e84 Allow non-zero nonce with POST_ICO fork. (Daniel Kraft) Pull request description: This implements the planned "post ICO" hard fork. For now, it is scheduled at height 500 on regtest, 11k on testnet and 1M on mainnet. The mainnet height will be defined later after a (hopefully) successful activation on testnet. This changes three things: 1. The nonce values of main block headers no longer need to be zero (#50). 2. The block intervals are changed and made algorithm-dependent: Neoscrypt targets 40s and SHA-256d two minutes after the fork (for an average that is still 30s per block). See #67 for the discussion. 3. The block rewards are increased to 10 CHI on testnet and mainnet after the fork. For testnet, that is the (arbitrary) value we will use. For mainnet, the value will be changed when the actual fork height becomes known, so that we can calculate the correct value. This implements #40. Tree-SHA512: 20b0cc0ea020cdcf46bbb2476bdfe0799b02faffcaf23f0b312d76d351e735ff17ac294a6ad1b6dd865e5134ff15fa5a53a1b2869990efdbb51caa847ba827fd
Closing this now, as the main coding is done. Finalisation of the fork is being tracked in #70. |
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0d624261ef Merge bitcoin-core/crc32c-subtree#2: Merge upstream cac7ca830b Merge commit 'fa5ade41ee480003d9c5af6f43567ba22e4e17e6' into bitcoin-fork fa5ade41ee Fix compilation warnings on ARM64 with old GCC versions. (#52) db08d22129 Updated Travis-CI configuration. (#51) e31619a5b7 Fix GitHub links. (#50) 7fa4c263e8 Update Travis CI config. (#49) a3d9e6d1a4 Updated third_party/ and Travis CI config. (#48) git-subtree-dir: src/crc32c git-subtree-split: 0d624261ef83ab08c953c196540ed18f355add4c
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a44caf65fe Merge bitcoin-core/univalue-subtree#28: Import fixes for sanitizer reported issues 135254331e Import fixes for sanitizer reported issues d5fb86940e refactor: use c++11 range based for loop in checkObject ff9c379304 refactor: Use nullptr (c++11) instead of NULL 08a99754d5 build: use ax_cxx_compile_stdcxx.m4 to check for C++11 support 66d3713ce7 Merge bitcoin-core/univalue-subtree#29: ci: travis -> cirrus 808d487292 ci: travis -> cirrus c390ac375f Merge bitcoin-core/univalue-subtree#19: Split sources for easier buildsystem integration 4a5b0a1c65 build: Move source entries out to sources.mk 6c7d94b33c build: cleanup wonky gen usage a222637c6d Merge #23: Merge changes from jgarzik/univalue@1ae6a23 f77d0f718d Merge commit '1ae6a231a0169938eb3972c1d48dd17cba5947e1' into HEAD 1ae6a231a0 Merge pull request #57 from MarcoFalke/test_fix 92bdd11f0b univalue_write: remove unneeded sstream.h include ffb621c130 Merge pull request #56 from drodil/remove_sstream_header f33acf9fe8 Merge commit '7890db9~' into HEAD 66e0adec4d Remove unnecessary sstream header from univalue.h 88967f6586 Version 1.0.4 1dc113dbef Merge pull request #50 from luke-jr/pushKV_bool 72392fb227 [tests] test pushKV for boolean values c23132bcf4 Pushing boolean value to univalue correctly 81faab26a1 Merge pull request #48 from fwolfst/47-UPDATE_MIT_LINK_TO_HTTPS b17634ef24 Update URLs to MIT license. 88ab64f6b5 Merge pull request #46 from jasonbcox/master 35ed96da31 Merge pull request #44 from MarcoFalke/Mf1709-univalue-cherrypick-explicit 420c226290 Merge pull request #45 from MarcoFalke/Mf1710-univalue-revert-test git-subtree-dir: src/univalue git-subtree-split: a44caf65fe55b9dd8ddb08f04c0f70409efd53b3
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Currently, the consensus rule is that the
nNonce
field in the actual block header (not the one used for PoW) must be set to zero. We introduced this restriction to make sure that we can put the field to planned use later as necessary.As it turns out, it will be beneficial to remove this restriction - this allows miners using the Stratum protocol to use the field as extra nonce in the protocol. With this, a proper pool for Neoscrypt miners could be set up (merged mining is not affected).
Thus, we should remove this restriction together with the planned hard fork that will update the coin supply (#40).
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