I'm very concerned about all these tiny stakes I'm getting. Another coins wallet did that so much I couldn't even send anything to the exchanges anymore from the wallet. At first I could sort and send the bigger blocks, but then it was only sub coin amounts that were barely even a few sat, and one had to select them by hand. You couldn't just say send 2000, it couldn't add up that many fractional blocks and the wallet would give an error when trying.
Just giving a warning for anyone that is experiencing this. I will try to add up to bigger blocks by sending to myself.
tiny stake doesn't mean tiny block - block remains the same+stake. if you have tiny blocks - that's inappropriate splitthreshold etc. this coin provides pretty clear threshold settings, shouldn't be a problem Could you go into more detail? I am not sure how to do that. I haven't come across the term "threshold" in staking wallets before. pos wallets usually split inputs on staking so a 10k input becomes 2 5k inputs after you stake. the threshold is where the wallet splits your inputs most wallets have this set at a default in the above example it would be 5k or less but with elite you can set it to what you want so if your threshold is set to 1,000,000 your staked inputs wont become 2 separate inputs until it reaches 2,000,000 it helps with staking as it stops you ending up with thousands of 1-10 coin inputs (extreme example) and means you stake more coins at one time most wallets will also join really small inputs but it can take a while
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don't forget to delete the t from the middle of the timestamp, never tried without but cointrackings kinda finiky on the uploads. There have been more than a few instances where I've had to copy the entire sheet into a new one before it'll upload without errors (if it complains about timestamp errors but all timestamps are there try it) c'mon guys add XSN already
How about getting Coin Market Cap to list it. I'm surprised its not there already as it was a coinswap from POSW, been a while now to but they still have just POSW listed. Are you saying that unless its on coinmarketcap it wont be added? I would've expected other ways such as a selection of the many exchanges. Relying on 1 websites kinda stupid
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Clean install using bootstrap and backed up wallet.dat worked flawlessly. Just had my first stake with new wallet and it seems the inflation problem is now a thing of the past, 11.5 mill block returned a stake of 3.6 Elite. Nice work Xenonflux.
... do the math somethings bugged. If you think about it at 1.337% you should be getting over 5% of what you were at 20% but you're not so if you were getting 6000-10,000 per stake at 20% surely you should be getting 300-500 per stake at 1.337% 11500000*0.01337= 153755 153755/3.6= 42709 42709/365= 117 you'd need to stake your input 117 times a day to get 1.337% apr for 11.5 million with rewards of 3.6 I know there are other factors such as weight but i have a lot of coins, they all stake at least once per day usually twice so its quite easy to estimate how many coins I should receive as a stake reward. for example my inputs are 150% the size of yours yet I received 2 coins per block then an input went missing so I resynced and the stakes from last night (of 2 coins each) are now orphans. Also doesn't the new apr start next weekend? no fud Elite is one of the best coins out there but there's something up with the latest wallet
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Hi there. Could anyone explain me why im only getting something like 0.86 coins from staking 2k coins? Thank you in advance.
2 posts above yours.... sometimes I don't know why I bother, please at least read the same page before asking a question
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for people confused by pos or concerned by pos payments being low, lets say you have 1000 coins 1000 coins at 10% per year = 100 coins per year 100/365 = 0.27397260 coins per day, there are 365 days in a year this will fluctuate a bit due to fees and time as you wont stake every 24 hours on the dot but it'll give a rough idea and hopefully peace of mind to some LOL with 2 k staking only got 1 stake coin lol in 2 days
Hope next time get more.
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Can someone give me steps how to set 2 MLD sticks mining verge and the rest mining Litecoin?
create 2 separate configs or launch scripts and specify which devices to use with: -S MLD:/dev/ttyUSB0 -S MLD:/dev/ttyUSB1 ... and so on make sure to remove the -S all if you're on linux here's a scipt to find out the correct device numbers to use #!/bin/bash
for sysdevpath in $(find /sys/bus/usb/devices/usb*/ -name dev); do ( syspath="${sysdevpath%/dev}" devname="$(udevadm info -q name -p $syspath)" [[ "$devname" == "bus/"* ]] && continue eval "$(udevadm info -q property --export -p $syspath)" [[ -z "$ID_SERIAL" ]] && continue echo "/dev/$devname - $ID_SERIAL" ) done
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Clearly another poor attempt at trying to steal users information in order to sell it in the near future.
The English is absolutely poor, refers to Twitter as 'Tweeter', Twitter account was created 10 minutes, ... I could actually carry on mentioning horrible flaws on your information scam attempt.
Thank you for your correction. I appreciate your thinking and i suggest you to do not participate if you think its scam. Near future what will happen no ones know. And there is no horrible links that can steal your information. If you find then please inform me with proof. Otherwise please stop to make hesitate people. so you want our personal information such as telephone number for what? dick
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Anyone know when Bitrex will allow SYNX to start trading again? They have shut down SYNX since about 8am Central time today (about 12 hours ago.) Will SYNX get delisted? If so that could be the beginning of the end. This is causing a lot of FUD.
big yellow band at the top that says " Automated Maintenance." don't panic you'd have got an email about delisting SYNX if they were going to remove it 2200 coins 3 days 6 orphan pos blocks 0 accepted pos blocks any tips its taking the piss a bit lol I'd expect some orphans but with 100% orphan rate somethings up. running on win 10 x64 i3-4010u with 8gb ram, other wallets (ok,1337,xsn etc) staking fine with few or no orphans.
4 more orphans and then like freaking buses 2 arrive
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not yet I need to get a battery for my multimeter, lent it to a mate and he left it on.. typical. I'm British they had them in Maplin a little while ago and as they're having a closing down sale I'll check there I'll give that a go, I've got one in the first port and one in the fifth at the moment I'll switch 5-10 and see what happens
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I got in the 2 additional USB voltmeters today, so the MLD's had a quick 1 minute break after 3 full days of mining at 900mhz: .. With the 3 voltmeters attached, the one that says 'full"(and with long runtime on it) is the one i already had installed. The others are new. ... Amps stay around 2.18-2.35 while running at 900mhz
I should really get one or 2 of those managed to get 3 going at 768 but the 2 in the 36w wont go past 700 without just producing hardware errors or failing to start I've ordered your recommended hub at ali express but chose a faster delivery option, watch me get import tax probably order a few more of these in a few days and make better use of it
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c'mon guys add XSN already
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why in the altcoin announcements board?
can't see any details about a coin, wouldn't this be more suited to services?
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If people could keep dumping at GraviEx that'd be great woke up to another 20k this morning
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2200 coins 3 days 6 orphan pos blocks 0 accepted pos blocks any tips its taking the piss a bit lol I'd expect some orphans but with 100% orphan rate somethings up. running on win 10 x64 i3-4010u with 8gb ram, other wallets (ok,1337,xsn etc) staking fine with few or no orphans.
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All up and running, Odroid XU4 works fine with the compiled arm v6 binary absolute breeze to set up haven't started playing with settings yet gonna leave them for 24 hours see how they do beforehand. ... Got 3 units plugged into a 7 port 60w and 2 plugged into the 10 port 36w, so they should all have enough power. It's a bit messy, I'll need to order a hub that can run all 5 maybe 10 soon. Good! You're running them at 600mhz now? The HW/errors usually go down a little bit over time Which pool are you using and what coin are you mining? Which hubs are you using now? yea just at 600mhz they've been running fine all night at an average of 3.3mh with around 1% hardware errors. I'm over at miningdutch atm I was on there multiport but switched to netcoin (low diff pos) it was bouncing around too much on the multipool port but looking at my script I didn't set a difficulty so i'll try there again later. Probably a dumb question but with difficulty is it best to combine the hashrates of the sticks(15mh+) and set a higher difficulty or use the individual hashrate(3.3mh+)? I'm using an Orico 10 port 36w for 2 of them, this one I'll definitely replace due to size, vibration and low power but it'll do for a while after that I can use it on my desktop https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00KBT8DUY/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A103TZ89DUFDUW&psc=1and a pluggable 7 port 60w which has 3 in https://www.amazon.co.uk/Plugable-SuperSpeed-Charging-Adapter-Support/dp/B00RNFY8HQ the real test on whether the hubs will do for now will come when I start changing settings and they pull more juice
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All up and running, Odroid XU4 works fine with the compiled arm v6 binary absolute breeze to set up haven't started playing with settings yet gonna leave them for 24 hours see how they do beforehand. Got 3 units plugged into a 7 port 60w and 2 plugged into the 10 port 36w, so they should all have enough power. It's a bit messy, I'll need to order a hub that can run all 5 maybe 10 soon. [edit] switched pools, reduced hardware errors and rejects quite drastically
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What am i missing here?
zpool has too high worker diff for these to work.. they just time out. Thanks for your answer. So do i understand this right, even if i throw 12 (like i do) or 1200 MLDs at zpool, they won't get any work? they'll get work but I'd imagine they'd be highly unlikely to find a share in time use a pool with a lower difficulty or one where you can set a static difficulty there's a few about
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can you link a post where someone explains how to run the miner. which command etc. that would be really nice. Or maybe link that specific post or instructions in the ANN post?
cpuminer-aes-sse42 -h replace cpuminer-aes-sse42 with the build your using, pools will also have quickstart commands/options listed
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The 10 port 36watt will NOT be able to feed all 5 (you ordered 5, right?) MLD's. Sorry to dissapoint you but for most hubs these MLD's are just too hungry. Especially if you want to crank them up for a higher hashrate. ...
oops brain fart went n divided the watts by the ports instead of dividing it by 12 first smh I've got some 12v 5 amp supplies kicking around I'll give one of those a go if it doesn't have an amperage input level should be ok, as far as i understand it it should just pull what it needs or is capable of handling. probably should've gone for the one from scan instead but this one claimed it was suitable for usb miners if only I could do maths in the morning worse case scenario it melts and so do the sticks lol For most of the old usb miners they are plenty powerful but the MLD's are just a bit hungrier At least, when everything melts & burns you can say you were properly warned PS; Oh, and we get to say "told you so" I'll try and record it for you lol I'll probably just put 3 in and see how it goes i guess it'd be good enough for 3 unless its actually limited to 1a per port like a lot of the ones I've looked at. The one you recommend looks great but it'll take 20 to 40 days to get to me. I'm tempted to order the other one that claims 2.4a per port but I'm still concerned by that intelligent charge circuit thing, got a few more days hopefully I can find a UK retailer that does a comparable one to your recommendation
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