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Sell 2100 @ 20LTC / 1K YAC
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This is the pump phase. Everything is going nicely. Network hash will climb and climb, diff will climb, then suddenly diff will make the coin less profitable than litecoin, and then:
In the dump phase, confirmations take hours. Network hash rate plummets. The network loses miner support and the coin stagnates.
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How is this different than mincoin's early miner unfairness? The earliest blocks were:
1) Faster (no surprise here)
2) Worth more coins
As it gets harder to find blocks, the blocks are worth less coins, so the later you start mining the more difficult it is to get anything. Am I missing something?
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I'll see what I can do about the stales later. Right now I'm seeing A: 2454 R: 10 on my miner at home. Have you tried using minebbq2 as your primary to see if it makes a difference?
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hello,
looks like it accepts the first share of a block, then will reject all other share submitted giving an unknown-worker error in cgminer 3.x
Can you try 2.11? |
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Pretty simple to do. Default mode is failover with higher pools in the list having higher priority. -o firstpoolurl -u usernameforpool1 -p passforpool1 -o secondpoolurl -u usernameforpool2 -p passforpool2 or make a cgminer.conf that looks like this (change url's I'm lazy) and leave out -o -u and -p from your command line {
"pools" : [
{
"url" : "http://minebbq.dontmine.me:48339",
"user" : "your_worker_name",
"pass" : "x"
},
{
"url" : "http://minebbq2.dontmine.me:48339",
"user" : "your_worker_name",
"pass" : "x"
},
{
"url" : "http://bbq.dontmine.me:2082",
"user" : "your_worker_name",
"pass" : "x"
}
]
}
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As a victim myself, it's pretty simple. Attacked pool -> less network hash -> difficulty stays lower -> profitability stays higher
The cost of a booter to knock a pool offline is quite cheap. The cost of a network to block a booter is quite expensive. "DDoS" protection that typical hosts sell is in the range of 10 Gbit/s 5M PPS attacks, and that might block a weak booter. Protection is needed in the 20Gbit+ range and it costs 2-4k/month for that kind of blocking power. What I'm trying to say is that it's kind of like a "why not?" attack to spend a couple bucks on a booter to take down a mostly defenseless pool.
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BBQ Simple PoolCurrently testing a long-poll only BBQCoin pool. http://bbq.dontmine.meSee the getting started page to get connected. Pool fee is 1% BBQCoin doesn't support getblocktemplate so stratum support is out until the developers can add that in. Does anyone know the BBQcoin block explorer? http://bbqabe.rainbowdashh.tk/chain/BBQCoinThanks  I updated the links on the stats pages. |
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BBQ Simple PoolCurrently testing a long-poll only BBQCoin pool. http://bbq.dontmine.meSee the getting started page to get connected. Pool fee is 1% BBQCoin doesn't support getblocktemplate so stratum support is out until the developers can add that in. Does anyone know the BBQcoin block explorer?
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I pointed a few back this way earlier - I look and see a whole lot of unpaid shares, and nothing credited. Been maybe 5 hours?
Does the site need a manual payout script run?
Payout is after 120 confirms, in the last 5 hours none of the blocks you earned shares on have been confirmed. The blocking rate for CNC is currently one block every 3 minutes or so, so 120 confirms takes 6 hours  |
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I can set this up in 2-3 hours and use some proxies in case it gets DDoS to death like CHNcoin if there is a real need. It'll probably get pumped in hash and then fall apart on the retarget, but it's worth a shot.
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Don't forget to start with checkpoints (could already be in the code); there's a high chance (from my experience) that a pool will end up with >51% during the opening week.
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Here's the last two days attack graph:  |
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maybe its something im doing wrong. I set up a ltc wallet to collect cnc right? I may be wrong, is there a client specifically for cnc? as i havent seemed to find one googling.
Yeah you have to use a CNC wallet. You can just go to btc-e and use the CNC address there if you want to get your coins to trade, or if you trust btc-e you can hold them there. ah alright. I don't particularly haha. Is there a cnc wallet? do you happen to have the link offhand? if not ill just send to btce You have to download the full client, there aren't any wallets currently. http://chncoin.org/ |
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maybe its something im doing wrong. I set up a ltc wallet to collect cnc right? I may be wrong, is there a client specifically for cnc? as i havent seemed to find one googling.
Yeah you have to use a CNC wallet. You can just go to btc-e and use the CNC address there if you want to get your coins to trade, or if you trust btc-e you can hold them there. |
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ANyone else having difficulty withdrawing ANY cnc from any of the pools? I keep getting a server error when I withdraw.
What address are you using? I've added a new forwarder: stratum+tcp://minecnc2.dontmine.me:33334 http://minecnc2.dontmine.me:38339 |
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The two proxies through lb.izserv.com were not performing well at all, I recommend removing them from failover at this time. I'm working on some other options.
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The net hash has dropped significantly, and the blocking rate is way off the target; the coin is at a crawl.
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Finally an attack that can be filtered by my first level protection! They quoted me about $2k/month to block the attacks the pool was getting.
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