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Good luck on the ICO! Project looks promising and off to a good start - working wallet and Poker client with well known Poker players associated with it  |
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Daily Dev UpdateRelated Blog PostToday we added a contact page, and got to work on the new additions to the ICO page. The ICO page is going to include a searchable / sortable table of all investments, as well as totals for each piece of information relating to investments. Bonuses, Referrals, and actual BTC invested. Additionally there will be a stock chart showing the fluctuation of investments, by hour, both value of the investments that hour, and the volume. These two additions should give you significantly more visibility into the investments that are occuring. These should launch tomorrow. Aside: 2FA is still in the works. Nathan didn't have as much time as originally thought to work on it this past week due to his day job. Thanks for providing all of that additional info on the investments - that's something all ICO's should do |
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That update on the Gift tab looks good |
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Also, about how long would it take to win a block?
This depends on many factors, including net hashrate, difficulty, your own hashrate, and random dumb luck. Since the question started with CPU mining, we'll use that as an example. A good cpu miner would average around 200 KH/s (Kilo-hashes per second). If all the miners are collectively mining at a combined hashrate of 500 MH/s (mega-hashes per second) then the difficulty should be somewhere around 15 (ballpark, too lazy to pull out my calculator right now). Statistically, you could reasonable expect to solve a solo block within 3 or 4 days, with a margin of error of infinity. It boils down to luck. If your CPU is at one with the universe, you could potentially get a block a day, or an hour, or even every 120 seconds... or never. The odds are stacked against you if the net hashrate is 500 Meg and you are mining at 200 kilo (500 MH/s = 500,000 KH/s). This is why we like to use mining pools, to share our luck with others in return for the same. In a pool, you would be pretty much guaranteed to receive about 10 trumps every day @ 200 KH/s with the difficulty at 15. Traplawd, I'm not mining TrumpCoin myself, but according to this calculator: http://www.holynerdvana.com/2014/02/how-to-calculate-coins-per-day-for-any.htmlA Nvidia 750ti graphics card, which hashes the X11 algo around 3.155 MH/s would be on average be able to mine 4 blocks a day - it estimates 210 coins per day - this is of course like Signal7 mentioned, this would be your earnings when using a pool - solo mining is a lot more variable. In the calculator, I put in the following values: Hashrate: 3.155 MH/s Difficulty: 15.09278618 (listed on Trump Blockchain explorer page: http://www.rainz.xyz/chainz/trump/) Block Reward: 50 BTC Rate: .00001324 (current price of TRUMP on Yobit) BTC Price: 423 |
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Added signature. Thanks for adding me to the share list of holders |
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Hi djm34 & tsiv, Thanks for putting that new luffa algo in your miners right away Is it normal that i'm only getting 57.5Mhs max hash with your new luffa miners, on a 750ti overclocked, solo and on the supr pool? BP |
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Hm, that's weird, I got that error before I put in the 340.43 beta drivers last night. Ya, hopefully the new 340.52 drivers fix the problem
wow it worked and says unable to query number of cuda dievices! is an nvidia driver installed
3788 is in
EDIT: driver 340.43 will not work on mine that must b the problem
im going to try 340.52
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Try it with no ":", when I put that there it skips over the command. Just to make sure, you put the pause command on a new line right?
i looked at everything and the pause command wont work either it doesn't make any sense i dont know
nvMiner65.exe -a luffa -o stratum+tcp://doom.suprnova.cc:5111 -u razorsedge.doom1 -p x -d 0,1,2,3
:pause
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Just to make sure, you put the pause command on a new line right?
i looked at everything and the pause command wont work either it doesn't make any sense i dont know
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Hm, using the both new miners with luffa i'm still only getting 56.5Mhs with the new 340.52 drivers, with overclocking on both the SuprNova pool & solo mining. I also did a complete shutdown. Any tips on how I get get that 66Mhs speed that djm34 posted?
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luffa is also in djm34's ccminer. https://mega.co.nz/#!oFdSBDoQ!6b7UZVYvPe2BXAagCAWlSEYKUK4-EMKsIJ0ODYZIsZs I ran your .bat on my win 7 machine, and it had the capital 'M'. |
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On my single card 750ti system the 1st part of your .bat file works fine for me nvMiner65.exe -a luffa -o stratum+tcp://doom.suprnova.cc:5111 -u razorsedge.doom1 -p x on my 750ti your .bat file works for me, here's mine: nvminer65 -a luffa -o stratum+tcp://doom.suprnova.cc:5111 -u Breadp.1 -p x Are you using the new nvminer with luffa ? To check to see if the algo is in your version, maybe try making a help.bat like this: nvMiner65 --help , then on the next line: pause Haven't had time to tweak my settings but I'm getting around a top speed of 55.7Mhs with the new driver 340.52 . heres my command for doom .... nvMiner65.exe -a luffa -f 0.125 -o stratum+tcp://doom.suprnova.cc:5111 ..it just opens and then closes. any help please. 750ti my full bat nvMiner65.exe -a luffa -o stratum+tcp://doom.suprnova.cc:5111 -u razorsedge.doom1 -p x -d 0,1,2,3 |
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on my 750ti your .bat file works for me, here's mine: nvminer65 -a luffa -o stratum+tcp://doom.suprnova.cc:5111 -u Breadp.1 -p x Are you using the new nvminer with luffa ? To check to see if the algo is in your version, maybe try making a help.bat like this: nvMiner65 --help , then on the next line: pause Haven't had time to tweak my settings but I'm getting around a top speed of 55.7Mhs with the new driver 340.52 . heres my command for doom .... nvMiner65.exe -a luffa -f 0.125 -o stratum+tcp://doom.suprnova.cc:5111 ..it just opens and then closes. any help please. 750ti |
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Oh dev, could you post what is needed for a .conf file for windows solo mining?
Thanks!
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Thanks djm34 & nomad ! That seems to be working Asking here since I see most of you expert miners are on Need some help. On one of my computers that has a Jackpot Coin wallet is stuck at 53,896 blocks remaining in the Syncronizing with network area. I think its still staking since I'm still getting micro POS JPC coins with the current time. I'm using the config file from their front page. My other JPC wallet on another computer is using the same settings and running on the same network. My other two coin wallets that I have running don't have this syncronizing problem. Any help would be appreciated! make sure it is the latest version of the wallet and eventually delete blockchain and peers.dat file and reload the blockchain Make sure you keep a copy of all your files someplace else before you start deleting anything. Better safe than sorry. |
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Asking here since I see most of you expert miners are on Need some help. On one of my computers that has a Jackpot Coin wallet is stuck at 53,896 blocks remaining in the Syncronizing with network area. I think its still staking since I'm still getting micro POS JPC coins with the current time. I'm using the config file from their front page. My other JPC wallet on another computer is using the same settings and running on the same network. My other two coin wallets that I have running don't have this syncronizing problem. Any help would be appreciated! |
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I'm pretty new to the altcoin scene, and haven't been able to keep up with the latest going ons. What are the benefits of anon coins, and the additional benefits that decentralized anon coins would provide? What advantage does SuperCoin have over the other anon coins? - I'm guessing maybe transaction speed? i dunno about this coin...
Only 2 people posting in this thread, and the anon feature is centralized, which makes it nothing new. We already have centralized anon coins with no premine...
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Those small mined transactions are your Proof of Stake (PoS) earnings. When the minimum allotted holding period comes (1 day), then you'll start to earn PoS on your wallet holdings that you've held for over 1 day - when that happens the portion of your balance that will be earning PoS will temporarily show up under your 'Staked' balance and will be subtracted from your spendable balance. Once you receive your PoS earnings then that 'Staked' balance gets put back in your spendable balance. Here's a question that I wasn't sure about - the PoS is written differently than Jackpot coin. Does Supercoin also pay daily PoS interest? I now have several thousand SUPER accumulated since launch showing in the wallet as "Spendable".
The wallet still shows..
Stake: 0.00 SUPER
How does that number increase?
A very few really small transactions came a few hours ago in as "Mined". Apparently they went into Spendable. Is that staking?
I read post #1 about POS, and googled how staking works, and others are saying that SUPER staking is happening, but I still am not sure how to tell if it's working for me.
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