How long after encrypting and unlocking the wallet does it take for staking to start?
Staking happens automatically once you have sufficient stake weight (a combination of number of coins eligible to staked and the number of days since the coins were last staked). The higher your total stake weight in relation to the rest of the network, the more likely staking for your eligible coins will occur and the longer the coins take before staking, the more accrued interest you will receive from the 0.1% accumulated per day from all eligible coins after the minimum 1 day holding period. You don't need to leave the wallet open for your coins to accumulate stake age, but you do need the wallet open and unlocked for staking to occur. You also don't lose any accumulated stake interest by waiting for the staking to occur as long as your eligible coins stake at least once every 100 days (maximum stake holding period). Each time you transfer coins from to or from the wallet, the stake age for those coins resets and you will have to wait a minimum of 1 day before they become eligible for staking again. The coins that remain unmoved will continue to accumulate stake age until they stake and then the stake cycle for those coins begins over again. Most PoS coins work in the same way. I've not tried this before with JPC, or any other staking coin, so... I receive around 1000jpc total in staking every day for the past few weeks but it's split up in about a dozen separate transactions (eg 33jpc, 122jpc, 9jpc etc) If I use coin control to try and get the stake arriving in less transactions (hopefully 1 per day), will the new total daily amount of stake I receive be reset to a lower amount until it builds back up again? Or will it stay roughly the same as to what it was before combining? |
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back down to 39, got more at 45-46
Damn, 90million JPC vol in the space of 9mins on that red stick  |
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Faucet link working ? faucet.jackpotcoin.info <- I see what you did therecan someone tell me if the dispense button works for them ? it didn't for me just now.. Just tried it now, put my address in, clicked "Go", then "Cash Out All" and got my 100jpc seconds later in my wallet  |
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To bad you sold, i bought 21milion@10sat, I had a good feeling about this coin
That's some nice profit right there at the current price of 80sat+ You went from 2.1btc to 16.8btc  |
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http://jpc.hashatme.com/ is the winer , sadly i was not minig there at that moment. But it is good that it is different pool. That's great news indeed. It really is good to see another pool getting to jackpot, let's hope it continues |
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I had 9 copies of Watch Dogs for buying the Evga Super Clock 750ti from Fry's.
That must be Fry's own offer then since I can't see it on any other retailer. Did you also get the 3 x in game credits as well? If so, that's a nice big saving for 9 cards |
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The jackpot must have been hit some hours back as it's now down to...  No prizes for guessing which pool must have found it  |
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Very handy, everytime someone asks about that algo we should all just link that instead |
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Still have not rec'd coins even though block explorer says that they were. Makes no sense if no fork occurred.
Fuck!
Putting aside the your mined coins from earlier, are you STILL mining at HH right now? |
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Hashatme.com payment came through about 1 minute after withdrawal. Something up and it is not cool :/
Look one post above yours |
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10mins later it's now down to 100k rounds before payment. Something weird is happening over there for sure and the wrong difficulty vs wallet and other pools isn't helping.
Do people not have backup accounts at hashatme and cloudminers to switch over to for now? It would be better to move over rather than potentially mining away for no coins until HH fix their issues.
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coinits,
Both you and Opus are mining at HashHarder so at the moment that seems to be the common cause right now, especially if you look at the last page where we identified the wrong difficulty they are on.
I just sent a payout from my hashatme account and it's arrived within minutes.
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Why does the wallet say the difficulty is 14? It shows the correct amount of downloaded blocks.
I just did a getmininginfo on my wallet and it shows this... {
"blocks" : 177077,
"currentblocksize" : 1000,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"difficulty" : 178.79785148,
"errors" : "",
"generate" : false,
"genproclimit" : -1,
"hashespersec" : 0,
"networkhashps" : 57884240555,
"pooledtx" : 0,
"testnet" : false
}Ah, I just did that and got similar. However, if you hover your mouse over the green arrow for network connectivity, it says something totally different. Interesting, that's the first time I've tried that and I get numbers in the 16s as well. |
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Why does the wallet say the difficulty is 14? It shows the correct amount of downloaded blocks.
I just did a getmininginfo on my wallet and it shows this... {
"blocks" : 177077,
"currentblocksize" : 1000,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"difficulty" : 178.79785148,
"errors" : "",
"generate" : false,
"genproclimit" : -1,
"hashespersec" : 0,
"networkhashps" : 57884240555,
"pooledtx" : 0,
"testnet" : false
} |
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Forgot to say: I deleted everything in JPCdata folder except wallet.dat and redownloaded chain. Done that twice, but no coins from that period of time.
Looks like it's related to your earlier post when you spotted HashHarder on a lower difficulty than other JPC pools. It appears they are on their own fork and you should change your miners to somewhere else for now. |
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anyone elses wallet acting funny?
In what way? Sending, receiving, staking? |
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why -k ? read the help please. the argument is called -a I am not your command line nanny  Oops, I was half minded in replying and just copied his quoted switch without checking it |
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Do I need to add the -k Myriad-Groestl command before -o to mine those algos ?
It doesn't matter what order the switches are in. As long as you specify -a etc etc in it somewhere then it will change mine with that algorithm. |
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