and Im curious, I have 63 inputs with a weight of 140 on my mining info, is that ok?? what is an ideal range ?? and what does it mean?
140 is the total network weight of all inputs online. You can check the weight (Coin*Day) of your inputs in the "Minting" tab. The input is ready to generate the block when the CoinDay is ≥ 1. For example, calculation for input with 0.03 coins: 1d / 0.03 + 42hrs = 33.3 + 1.75 ≈ 35 - after 35 days the input with 0.03 42 will be ready to generate the block. Ideal range is from 0.03 to 0.003, but if your input is larger the wallet will automatically split it when this input will find the block. Also you can set up the desirable split threshold in your 42.conf file by adding this line: splitthreshold=1000000 (value in dents) - means that the inputs smaller than 0.010 will not be splited.
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yeah, the current price for the new chain is worse then then the old chain was ever was.. ??!! i think 42-coin needs more marketing and a big exchange with a lot of volume would help also.. it seems that we need to educate all 42-coin holders the 42 to way of doing business!! Don't SELL ANY AMOUNT UNLESS IT WAS OVER 42 BTC or higher...
The current price is not so bad, the last old 42 price was 0.144 (0.288 new 42) and the historical minimum was ~0.02 (0.04 new 42), but it is not so important as the liquidity and the volume, and if there is not interest at the current price, we need it lower. If you sell, ask yourself: "who is buying now and why he thinks that the price is good to buy, maybe he is knows something or more smarter than others?" New coins are not produced, it is just a change of owners.
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Price for new 42 is going lower & lower..no buying interest at all But the volume is increased little bit:
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hi i've sent my 0.44 old 42 to lasergun from cryptopia yesterday my username is pirronik3000 my wallett address 4SmFFXyW9iFFuyJ4LsxmAvdyeqqe7bGVeh
the transaction
Fee Type Sender Receiver Timestamp 12639984 42OLD 0.44145592 0.00000000 User pirronik3000 Lasergun 18/02/2017 11:47:00 PM
Transfered: 12657948 42 0.22072796 0.00000000 User Lasergun pirronik3000
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Does that large-amount address raise the difficulty? I have my wallet staking but I'm lucky to find a block once week. Assuming I understand the process (which I may not), would disbursing those unclaimed coins lower the difficulty? Making it easier for the average coin holder to create POS blocks and maintain the network.
Not yet, there are many young inputs. PoS target spacing is 7 minutes, but the PoS blocks are much rarer, so the difficulty is not rise. Increasing of PoS difficulty is a good sign and will means that we do not need to worry about the network. You can predict the exact time when each input will find the block with the "scaninput" command. Select from the wallet menu bar: Help - Debug window - Console - type "scaninput" - press "Enter" and follow the instructions. Example: scaninput '{"txid":"00c3ecf50748b41b63a8e9931845474c9c1d6daace72bae34e1d71080b54be59", "days":30}' [ { "nout" : 2, "hash" : "000005cbefc94bfc6851d95fea7f87ee58498ffc64e9973719cc1f19b433df23", "time" : "2017-02-25 00:02:44 UTC" }, { "nout" : 2, "hash" : "00000c7e8ecc4c94ed9933601ce559071571f3dc8dea8c74136eb74bbcd1e0d3", "time" : "2017-03-17 11:47:12 UTC" } ]
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There was a problem with ISP, everything is fine now. At such moments it becomes clear that we need more constant PoW/PoS miners...
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This tree was abandoned after the first release, then official tree was https://github.com/fourtytwo42/42. Mistake with unlimited supply was fixed in 3-Feb-2014 by lmangani. But in 17-Mar-2014 Soopy again made the supply unlimited. The next try to fix it was in 19-Jul-2015 (more than 1 year passed and still less than 42 coins available), when funkshelper submitted a pull request " 42-coin-limit", but there were no updated wallets, so most people have not been able to support him. unrelated, has there been any issues with the pos implementation?
The new wallet is not related with the old one, so no any issues with the pos implementation, maybe just one - ...the block reward is not big.
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It does however have the old logo, and it does not mention the old and the new chain.
It is not our article. I asked them about the publication, they said: We can publish the article as a press release for $50. Ah okay, i thought that was for the new chain. Old chain had a bug which allowed more than 42 coins right? old chain simply didnt have a limit at all. a patch was released that simply set pow coinbase out to zero, which was a bit rough. but considering more than 42 coins existed at this point, not much else could have been done. wasnt commited to master at any rate. There were no any patches. The old chain is still with the unlimited supply. The new chain is limited to 42 coins and has the deflationary model of emission. PoS reward: 0 coin // makes 42 an extremely rare PoW reward: 0 coin + tx fees
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It does however have the old logo, and it does not mention the old and the new chain.
It is not our article. I asked them about the publication, they said: We can publish the article as a press release for $50.
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Hello Lazergun, thanks for your quick reply. I have a few questions. 1. When will the swap finish? 2. is there any way to get the old 42 from Cryptopia into a private wallet? (I presume you might know because you managed to get them out)
1. For coins mined before the block #1990382 the swap will finish with the last available coin. I will let the people to swap after the January, 2017, if their old coins were not touched after the block #1990382 and we will have remaining the new coins.
2. There is no way to get them now. I also have coins stacked on Cryptopia. Their wallet is still on maintenance because of: Our issue is that the wallet is so dusty and fragmented we are unable to build transactions, and are unable to dust the wallet without transaction fees eating the balance.
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Hi Lasergan , what you planning to do with the rest of 42 new?/there might be around half of the amount after the swap Thank you.
What is going to happen with the rest of the new 42 coins?? after the funny swap 2 -1.??
It was planned to use them for development. But the community (holders) can make a proposal and vote for any decision regarding these funds. The swap is not finished. There are some people with the old coins who missed the process, they can still swap them. The last one was last week with 1 coin (tx id: 33cda966a96e059d76aa79d51c7f3157e861e3142b9705c0cbc77907b6944943). Also these coins generate ~90% of all PoS blocks now, so it would be better not to touch them now.
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POS? POS command is ? or POW tools?
Specifications( 42-v0.0.7.build-g891b422) Max money: 42 coins Transaction confirmation method: PoS+PoW Transaction type: Public & AnonymousNumber of transaction confirmation: 7 Number of block confirmation: 42 PoS reward: 0 coin // makes 42 an extremely rareMin stake age: 42 hours Max stake age: 420 days PoS target spacing: 7 minutes PoW algo type: Scrypt PoW reward: 0 coin + tx fees PoW target spacing: 21 minutes
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The intermediate version of the 42 website was created yesterday in order to add 42 to vote on MERCATOX exchange, please register and vote:
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1) Register your account (only user name and password required). 2) Go to settings. Add new coin -> choose 42 -> click "+ Add coin" -> click "Add a Tip for Chris" (optional/don't be greedy) -> change payout proportions to: 98% 42 and 2% Tip for Chris -> Put you 42 address -> click "Save" payout address -> click "Save" payout proportions. 3) Configure in your miner: -o stratum+tcp://prohashing.com:3333 -u LoginName -p Password and you can start to mine 42-coin!Use the same username as you use to log into the website. Enter a blank password or use password arguments, which enable powerful features for controlling miners and mined coins. Port 443 proxy server also available at proxy.prohashing.com:443 if your hosting provider blocks port 3333. Use the "a=" password argument with the proxy server. Notice. Prohashing.com will keep our coin on the pool as long as users want to be paid (option "Add a Tip for Chris"). Their standard policy is that if they can't mine the coin, users must earn at least $2.00 (it is not too much!) equivalent in the coin every four weeks for them to keep the coin on the pool.
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I also sent a message to Woody20285, maybe he will write a short article for us.
Woody is busy. Try to contact harrelson. Thank you. I left a message via contact form on the site. I asked the guys from bitcoinlasvegas.net to publish the article on their site about 42, and they agreed. But now, when the article is ready, I can not reach them. Can you suggest something, maybe other news sites?
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Mac wallet is working stable and fast! Thanks for that!
Great! I'm glad to hear it.
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