dev how do look my hash on wallet ?
Windows: From console type "getmininginfo" Linux command line: ./gapcoind getmininginfo 13:56:16  getmininginfo 13:56:16  { "blocks" : 732, "currentblocksize" : 1000, "currentblocktx" : 0, "difficulty" : 20.11909371, "errors" : "", "generate" : true, "genproclimit" : 7, "sievesize" : 1048576, "sieveprimes" : 500000, "shift" : 20, "primespersec" : 26133, "10gapsperhour" : 5185.97789664, "15gapsperhour" : 0.00000000, "gapsperday" : 4.13144965, "networkprimesps" : 4632298, "pooledtx" : 0, "testnet" : false } where is my hash ? |
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dev how do look my hash on wallet ?
Windows: From console type "getmininginfo" Linux command line: ./gapcoind getmininginfo |
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lol at the block size, 0.07, no point for early adopter...
no surprise mining is dead
Ha ha From the OP Gapcoin was not designed to enrich the early adopters or the coin creators!They weren't kidding |
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That's about 92% of the available supply, which was supposed to be about 18,440,000 BBR. The graph in the OP says we aren't supposed to have that many until 2023-2024. Either their data is messed up, and plugged into a bad block explorer, or something else is wrong. Minergate and chainradar have been having problems for the last week, so that's probably where the problem is. There should be <15% of the total emission out right now, so that should be less than 2,700,000 BBR. coinmarketcap is wrong |
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What is the block reward for this coin?
Thanks
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I'm going to post this on both forums as I think it is fair. Having it on an exchange would be nice but considering I have mined from almost day one and have accumulated about 50 k coins give or take a few thousand. The weeks it took to get to 1000 was painful etc etc. Giving away 6 mil coin to an exchange to hand out to the users is nice but however I would like to know how many they are planning on handing out. If they give each user 10 k that is a month of mining for myself and several other people who stuck with this coin from moment 1. I feel that is a bit unfair. Personally I only sell about 20 % of the coins I have mined and the rest goes into storage for whatever the coins future may hold.
This has worked out well for me at times and it's also slightly depressing when I look at the 600 plus wallet.dat files sitting in storage with no nodes.No-one knows the future, they might be reborn and become useful or they could stay the same data filling space takers. But I digress. I would vote yes but on the hope that the exchange holds off the giveaway and volume maintenance for 2 weeks just to see where the coin will go. I would like the coin I have mined for ages to stand on it's own 2 feet however I feel it might crash if more than what has been painfully mined is given away.
Just my 2 cents...
There is no incentive to mine this coin and those that have mined at these extremely low rewards are holding such a small percentage of the coins in circulation that their coins will not have any value. Too many coins are being given away. Giving away six times the amount of coins that have been mined to get listed on an exchange is ridiculous. It dilutes any possible value and removes any possible incentive to mine this coin. Why would anyone mine this coin for such low rewards when so many are being given away? The best thing to do would be to stop giving away so many coins, burn a significant amount of the premine, and hardfork to increase the block rewards immediately. I've had an old Nvidia box mining for awhile now but I'll switch that to something else because mining this coin is a complete waste of time. |
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At these prices I'll likely setup a couple more nodes. The price can only go up from here. Especially with all the things coming out.
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BBR is now the Cryptonote coin to fork for a variety of reasons. |
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Hey guys, what is the current supply of BBR?
~1.7million Not much BBR fixed bitmonero's emission rate flaws. |
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Getting at least one payout a day per Masternode.
Cool
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The current distribution of hashrate is definitely not optimum. People mining with AMD GPU's should be solo mining with MBK's opencl miner https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=693118.0 It's open source and available for both Windows and Linux. You'll also be able to create your own aliases if you solo mine. Other than that, people need to start mining on some of the other pools. A low hashrate pool with one or two users that finds a block every other day is going to give you the same payout as the larger pool where you get a tiny fraction of the rewards from more blocks. |
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How do you justify such a large premine when the mining rewards are so low? It's just ridiculous.
Hi, you're not the first to ask this question (and you won't be the last  ) In a nut shell; To afford the coin some protection (from market price manipulation & pump/dumps) To offer the MUE users some protection To increase the speed of adoption To help pay for developments Please have a read of the FAQ http://www.monetaryunit.org/faq/Let me know if there are still questions that remain unanswered and I will try to answer them. That said, some people will just not "get" this coin, and that's fine, I'm not going to evangelise about MonetaryUnit to try to sway people. Currently the coin is at approximately block 191500. At block 200000 there will have been 601000 coins mined. You have a premine of 40000000 coins which is 6655% of the total coins mined so far. And the block rewards don't get much better. You don't see anything wrong with this? |
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How do you justify such a large premine when the mining rewards are so low? It's just ridiculous.
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For the people in this thread that were interested, I've made some progress. New stats (270X, 280X, 7950, and 290X): Idle: 105W
Stock SGMiner 5 power draw: 780W
Modded SGMiner 5 power draw: 910W
Difference in power draw: +16.66%
Stock hash: 16.80MH/s
Modded hash: 23.75MH/s
Difference in hashrate: +41.37%
Also, the highest hashrates I could achieve, on what cards and with what clocks (nsfw): https://ottrbutt.com/miner/x11localrigwolf-10192014-3.pngWow  |
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reduce gpu speed again?
yup it would appear that way. i had 30mhs and now down to 7.5....... seriously lame. this is the speed at Boolberry mining What to Expect
6990 - 1160kh/s
280x - 970kh/s (@1100/1500)
270x - 670kh/s (@1100/1500)
7870 - 550kh/s (@1100/1350)
6950 - 540kh/s
if the speed of your card is less than this, then there may be problems with the pool. Boolberry uses a different algorithm. You can't compare Boolberry hashrates with other CryptoNote coins. LOL What are you talking about? Specifications- Algorithm: Wild Keccak
- Block Time: 60 seconds
- Difficulty: Retarget each block
- Block Reward: (2^64 - 1 - A)/2^17/10^10 ,Where 'A' is amount of already generated coins.
- Total Coins: 1.8446 billion DNC
- 10% Dev bounty
DarkNetSpace is based on BBR, however, some creative features will be released in the future not far away.
Oh my. Yes I was wrong. For some reason I was thinking Dashcoin when I made that post. Thanks for correcting me. |
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no doubt earlz we could have used your policework on the thousands of scams here the last 6 months
and now you harass this one which we all know the dev is a good guy, i dont get your logic at all brother
You don't know anything about the dev. From the looks of the ANN and the posts from mr nope this coin looks like a classic carsen klock coin. Hey nope! Are you carsen klock? I think you are. |
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reduce gpu speed again?
yup it would appear that way. i had 30mhs and now down to 7.5....... seriously lame. this is the speed at Boolberry mining What to Expect
6990 - 1160kh/s
280x - 970kh/s (@1100/1500)
270x - 670kh/s (@1100/1500)
7870 - 550kh/s (@1100/1350)
6950 - 540kh/s
if the speed of your card is less than this, then there may be problems with the pool. Boolberry uses a different algorithm. You can't compare Boolberry hashrates with other CryptoNote coins. |
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Mining Monero isn't even that profitable, I don't understand why so many are mining and dumping. Surely there is another significant cause for the selling pressure
It is the most profitable algorithm to mine on a CPU... I do not agree. After having been mining XMR for a few months, right now I find CPU mining BSTY much more profitable than mining XMR. Nice plug for your coin. I just checked and c-cex has .43 in buy orders and 0 volume. Allcoin has 0.0008 BTC volume last 24 hrs. Who do you sell these coins to? Do you really think this one being my coin? Just check my activity in this thread and compare with the same on the BSTY one. I have a BTC value more than 10 times greater in XMR than in BSTY. I am a small CPU miner (currently mining with only two computers) and I am just sharing my results after having mined both coins. Definitely BSTY is not for big whales, but it is much more profitable for small miners like me. I should have left out the "nice plug for your coin in my post". I'll apologize for that. How can BSTY be more profitable than XMR when there are no buyers? The price listed on an exchange is meaningless without buyers. |
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Mining Monero isn't even that profitable, I don't understand why so many are mining and dumping. Surely there is another significant cause for the selling pressure
It is the most profitable algorithm to mine on a CPU... I do not agree. After having been mining XMR for a few months, right now I find CPU mining BSTY much more profitable than mining XMR. Nice plug for your coin. I just checked and c-cex has .43 in buy orders and 0 volume. Allcoin has 0.0008 BTC volume last 24 hrs. Who do you sell these coins to? |
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DarkNote is always well ahead of the all CN-coin.
I'd say XDN, XMR, and BBR are tied for first place depending on which features are important to you. XMR is best for those of us who don't GAS about GUI and want security from Timewarp, etc. attacks. BBR's light footprint is very nice if you are on Granny's old laptop.XDN is the only game in town if you like anon msg and a GUI. BBR's light footprint is nice regardless of what hardware you're using. BBR has had a GUI for a long time. |
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