I hear ya.  I should have had some sort of remote connection to my mining rig.  If I ever fire it back up, I won't make that mistake again.

All I did for monitoring was to run a cron job PhP and had the results uploaded to a website.  I could see my machines running, but not change anything.  At the time it seemed like a good solution.

I started mining 3 hours after launch.  Wish I could have gotten out of work early to switch my mining rig over sooner.

That number is an estimate.  I don't know if it is accurate or not, but like Teka said, it is a lottery of sorts.

You have your weight and the network weight.  I think those are what determine your "time until reward."

I view it like solo mining.  Your weight is your hashrate, and the network rate is the difficulty.  You can run the calculations and it says you should find a block every 14 hours, but we all know, there is a lot of variance when mining/minting.  So you could find 20 blocks in a day and then go 10 days before finding the next one.

Staking is working fine for me.  I have staked more than 300 XC since PoS blocks started (which was before the end of PoW).

If you have one transaction in your wallet for 100 XC and you want to send someone 50 XC, the wallet will actually send 100 and then the 50 is sent back to your wallet with a "change" address.  Change as in making change for breaking your 100.

This is how it works for all coins and is not specific to XC.  I think you can control where the change gets sent to using the coin control options in the wallet.

Hehe, I was too when I read your question.  Sorry if I came across as harsh. No offense meant.

Really?  How else would you propose they increment the builds?

Rev 2.45 is still Rev 2.

Interesting site (www.dogeagainstbreastcancer.com), especially when you go to the "about us" page.

How do either of those two young "kids" have a son old enough to make a mock website?


This guy just lies to try and manipulate the markets to his benefit.

You sling shit and 10 minutes later want help, unbelievable.  

Yup, I was just about to say the same thing.  The "uncensored XC" thread is dead, so now they have to come here.

I don't think 50-500 coin blocks means 50-500 in each address.  I have three addresses that have coins in my wallet and each address has way more than 550 coins.  I don't have any issues staking but all of my transactions (except for one) have been less than 333 coins.

I think the 50-500 coin blocks means that the transactions are from 50-550 coins as opposed to having 10,000 coins in a single transaction.

For example, you bought 33,300 coins and want to send them to one address in your wallet.  It would be better to send 100 transactions of 333 coins to that address instead of one lump sum of 33,300.

Exactly.  Plus it can take a minimum of 8 hours to a maximum of 30 days for your coins to stake (as listed in the OP).

I question that he is a stand up guy.  Go look at his posts in the Cloak thread.  He is posting the same pictures there that he posted here when he was pumping XC.  The pics of the globe and the one of an astronaut sitting on the moon drinking a beer.  Now the only difference is that they have the Cloak logo and not the XC logo.

+1

I see what you are saying, but it doesn't look like it to me from this post on the previous page.  Must be some reverse psychology.  ahaha:

Give it time and be patient.  The official launch of XC isn't until the release of Rev 3 (iirc).  Lets wait and see what happens after that.

20k, that's it?  With all the screaming, moaning, and chest thumping you have done in this thread about how you were a major investor, and how you could do it better, one would have thought that you had 200k.

Its funny, I own more than 1% of total XC supply and I don't go around and question DEV/PR on how they are doing their jobs and tell them that my high school son could do a better job than they are.

Obvious pumper is obvious.

I do believe it is a bug and was mentioned some days/pages ago.

Does each trustless mixer need its own distinct IP address or can I have multiple computers running wallets as trustless mixers on my home network?

The question is confusing, well to me anyway. How many confirmations until you can use the minted coin, or how long until new coins in your wallet can start staking?

It takes 180 confirmations for your minted coins to be to be used.  

It takes 8 hours minimum for the coins to mature enough to be able to stake.

So how many blocks/confirmations will it take for the minted coin to be able to stake?  At a 90 second block time, 320 blocks/confirmations. Or would it be 180 confirmations + 8 hours = 500 blocks/confirmations?

In Rev 2, I think every wallet is an Xnode.