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He was mining on P2Pool, and paying out to his CoinEx deposit address.
I advised him to edit his existing ticket, and be sure to include
1. He disregarded their instructions and used P2Pool directly.
2. The TXid
3. The coin name
4. The deposit address
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WORKING!!!
YOU ARE GENIOUS!!!
THX so much... now i understand the problem... :-)
Thanks. Um, what did the problem turn out to be? |
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I am missing a bitcoin deposit to Coinex as well. I have tried to work things out with them. But they seem stuck on stupid. I have provided the block finder information. It showed that it was delivered there, but it hasn't been credited to my account. Coinex says they can't find it. I will be filing a complaint against them as well. Do anyone knows if this is the same Coinex here?
Can you show a TXiD for the deposit, and an excerpt of the BTC details page, including transactions before and after the TXiD timestamp? I received your PM with the deposit address, and I see the TXiD of a mining output that deposits directly to a deposit address that matches the first few digits of the amount you mention in the PM. 1. Is this a P2Pool mining output? 2. You did not include the CoinEX transactions for your account before and after the TXiD time-stamp in your PM. |
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To me, it looks like the TP-Link 703 n is connected to the internet, but I can't see any evidence that the controller board is connected to the TP-Link.
What does the cgminer api log say?
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I have a very preliminary idea to deal with the ASIC burst-mine then abandon problem.
Essentially, I would fork the client so that it looks back 2016 blocks, and determines the average difficulty to mine that many blocks in that much time. It would make a block template with that difficulty, so that when ASICs come online, the difficulty starts going up immediately. This would reduce the incentive to burst-mine, and reduce the number of blocks in that epoch, so that the official difficulty numbers do not jump as high.
The actual difficulty specification in the mined blocks would not change. It would appear on later analysis that a series of particularly high difficulty blocks had been mined by happenstance.
When the ASICs abandon the mining, the difficulty begins to drop back to the usual difficulty for that epoch of 2016, even if no other blocks are mined.
The difficulty would be bounded below by the difficulty that would otherwise be assigned for that block.
When only some miners are running this code, the block-chain would fork. I assume that pirate ASIC miners would run the old blockchain. However, the new miners would mine to their own fork and outflank the attack.
Old style wallets that are offline for a long time would use the new style chain as the longest chain and use the repaired block-chain without change.
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I am missing a bitcoin deposit to Coinex as well. I have tried to work things out with them. But they seem stuck on stupid. I have provided the block finder information. It showed that it was delivered there, but it hasn't been credited to my account. Coinex says they can't find it. I will be filing a complaint against them as well. Do anyone knows if this is the same Coinex here?
Can you show a TXiD for the deposit, and an excerpt of the BTC details page, including transactions before and after the TXiD timestamp? |
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Con, don't you think HF is another blatant scam walking in BFL footsteps? If you do, you and luke should probably just quit spending time developing drivers for their units. Just put them to death by not allowing them to join any pool. You and Luke have a huge power/responsibility over this, please consider not accepting every scammer's offer. I can't agree with this. As much as I thought Eve was over the top, I have to agree that the best point of control is "don't pre-pay." Once the hardware exists and customers have paid, we are deeply grateful to ckolivas and Luke. Of course, what will happen in that scenario is that the deep pockets will own privately designed ASICs and none of us will mine. Perhaps a feasible step, as the people putting up the money, is to require stock ownership with pre-orders. |
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Sorry. The machine thing was a joke though, seriously. Almost every ActM shareholder knew that, and I wasn't trying to fool anybody. My intention was misinterpreted and I didn't mean for it to become a big thing. I do have a lot of mining hardware but none of it is VMC, or CT unfortunately.
I would suggest you change your name then because constantly posting that you had been shipped and received a machine from VMC/AMC when they have not even received a chip nor have any chance of delivering anything in the next three months, is not that funny. Then bragging that someone paid you 5 BTC to make the fraudulent posts is also, not that funny. A few decades ago, I was in a session with all the other new graduate students. We were videotaped presenting the material for the first lab meeting. Over and over the lead professor told us "never use sarcasm, it gets misunderstood." |
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I requested a bitcoin withdrawal. It showed up on the blockchain on my address within about 4 minutes.
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This is why there will 2-3 main crypto currencies because the old ASICs will be used to mine a currency with lower difficulty. See a pretty long list of SHA-256 Alt coins on http://www.p2pool.org/Are you saying you can "re-program" bitcoin ASICs to mine a different SHA-256 coin? One of the pools provides a switching service. You point the miner to it's switched pool, and it mines the most profitable alt-coin. Some ASIC miners had trouble with the pool switching during the testing phase. The number of rejects became very high for those miners. stratum+tcp://stratum.coinex.pw:9944 |
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I will travel to Austin, TX. The departure depends a bit on the weather, so I don't have a rigid schedule.
For security reasons, I may not put my wallet on a laptop. I have the blockchain.info wallet restricted so that it only accepts payouts from my home IP address and a YubiKey.
So it looks like I will not make a payout for 1 or 2 weeks.
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Yes, it's profmac  Really? I was under the impression he was based in Austin, TX. I think you are correct Loredo. I remember him being from Austin as well (I'm from TX too, so I remember.) Unless he moved recently, I doubt this is him. I only found this thread today. I am based in Austin, Tx., but have a temporary job at a remote location in Morris, Mn. Thanks for the positive feedback! |
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I really hope Cointerra ships ASAP though, it's nearing the end of the week and I'm really hoping they start shipping this week since Hashfast is already dumping hashrate onto the network now.
My order #605 of 20 baby jets just shipped out from Hashfast today, and there arriving tomorrow!
Also talked to someone from Hashfast yesterday and he said they expect all of Batch #1 to be shipped out by the 28th of this month.
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You mean discounting the fact that Hashfast is less late than KnC is at the moment? KnC promised summer delivery and didn't ship until the middle of October.
you realize right Sweden summer is at a different time of year then USA right. Hum, solstices and equinoxes happen at the same time everywhere and mark the start of the same season for every place in the same hemisphere... Last time I looked the USA and Sweden were both north of the equator. Did one of them happen to travel to the south? Thats why it was a brisk 20 degrees in Fukushima Japan on March 11, 2011 and it was called Winter locally. Yet in the USA it was a warm 70 to 85.You didn't realize it was still winter over there....until you heard all of the reports of people "freezing" due to all their Japanese reactors going offline in the middle of pretty cold weather. That and the radioactive steam that was pluming out of the newly destroyed structures causing radioactive snow. http://answers.yahoo.com/activity?show=HLN46U7RZTLPZ6HTITSEP3PDPY&t=gYou must not live in the US! I highly doubt that the entire US was between 70 to 85F on March 11, 2011, lol. I live in Phoenix, Arizona where it is currently 57F but in Minneapolis, MN where I have family, it is -3F. And 3 hours west of Minneapolis, the wind chill was -43°F last night and there is falling snow and visibility as low as 3/4 mile. |
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0.034 in 24 hours, it's look like some problem still here... and NMC...
Chamber pot with handle inward
Eliza, is that you! |
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Hi, can someone tell me how many time takes coinex to answer a support requierement.
I signed up last night on CoinEX and tied to make my first trade (just after make a deposit of DOGE) and something was wrong.
Take a look at the screenshot:
I have looked at your screen shot. I don't know what you believe is wrong, or what change you desire. |
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As the community matures and spreads knowledge about the dangers of investing in pre-orders one can only hope that newer companies come into our community and offer things that exist in real time. This sort of thing is going to continue over and over again until a few companies put stock on the shelf to satisfy the would be miner.
Avalon is shipping from stock, now. The community seems to ignore them and buy pre-orders. i don't see anything to buy in their shop? (except bulk chips...) care to say where they're shipping from? and whats you are referring to thats in stock? http://avalon-asics.com/shop/I just checked. You're right. However, they have sold miners, and mining modules in the recent past. |
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As the community matures and spreads knowledge about the dangers of investing in pre-orders one can only hope that newer companies come into our community and offer things that exist in real time. This sort of thing is going to continue over and over again until a few companies put stock on the shelf to satisfy the would be miner.
Avalon is shipping from stock, now. The community seems to ignore them and buy pre-orders. |
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has anyone been in contact with cointerra? I have emailed them a couple of times with no response
They have a support position advertised. They responded to my application. |
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