I don't think that is actually sitting on Bittrex. I think that is referencing the block explorer but I don't know for certain. All I can tell you is that I see my amount on the list but I do not have my coins on Bittrex. Anyone know better?
They're on Bittrex. The 68k is me. I've just been lazy about taking them off the exchange since buying them. You won't see any of them being sold for a long, long time. I know you might have been around for a while but do not let your coins sit on an exchange if you can't afford to use the. You know about Mt. Gox, Mint Pal, Crypto Rush etc....
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I said "is currently" for a reason. Satoshi "currently" ain't kicking anyone's ass in programming crypto.
I know this is dumb but who's to say that Satoshi never created another "newbie" account and created another coin (besides sha256) just to see how it would go as an experiment to not have his name attached to it. Maybe we'll no one day. Or maybe we never will. (I bet this one)
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Strange issue with the v3.7.6 Beta 4 that I am having.
The miner shows that I am mining but it actually is not.
I don't check the pool often (I should have). The way I figured it out is I was looking at gpuz and seen that the vrm temps was at 28º C whike the miner showed the gpu at 68º C. Since the miner always showed that temp and the accepted number was rising I assumed it was working.
Now that I realize this I have to restart the miner every few hours to get it going again.
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Cancel your order. Re-pump sooooooooonnnnnnnnn... ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Don't want pumps. Rather nice good growth. Long term.
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Looks like someone wanted some.
There was a 2.5BTC buy wall at 2,500 sats and it is getting filled.
..was not getting filled , but many sells on it , and obviously the guy/girl moved it at 2000sat ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) My statement might have been wrong in iterpertation but the bold was the jist. Yeah someone sold about 0.5 BTC before the wall was pulled. Even though I think the price is still low. sold 30k at 2500sats. Nice 60% profit to start the day ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Thumbs up to you. I thought about it but I feel I have some more room to go and I have no where near the amount I would like.
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Looks like someone wanted some.
There was a 2.5BTC buy wall at 2,500 sats and it is getting filled.
..was not getting filled , but many sells on it , and obviously the guy/girl moved it at 2000sat ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) My statement might have been wrong in iterpertation but the bold was the jist. Yeah someone sold about 0.5 BTC before the wall was pulled. Even though I think the price is still low.
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Looks like someone wanted some.
There was a 2.5BTC buy wall at 2,500 sats and it is getting filled.
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EDIT: I basically have a wallet with a bunch of coins that I can't do nothing with.
Edit II: So I took the wallet .dat out of the appdata folder and the wallet works fine. Put it back in and I get the errors again.
Yes you can. Start fresh wallet and when it is at full sync, transfer all coins in old wallet to that new address... ...and happy staking. What do you mean by "transfer"? I replaced the wallet dat with my wallet dat with the coins but still have issues. It seems to be the wallet dat file is causing problems. I can remove the wallet dat file and re-run the wallet and let it create a new wallet dat file and everything works fine. I replace that new one with my old (coins) and the issues happen.
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@antonio8
How many coins do you have in the wallet?
Also try 'repairwallet' in the console...
5 million I'll try that again if I can get the wallet to work without freezing.
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As a further note To my to early post about an investment strategy based on maths and macro economics useful for returning net profits from crypto-currencies ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Everyone should have realised that crypto currencies are not Stock or Shares. Any attempt to import knowledge from that dodgy sector or similar dodgy sectors will result in substantial losses our new sector of economic activity ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) Because crypto currencies is a new sector of economic activity, its governing maths and macro economics will need to written from scratch. For example: in stocks and shares, there are penny stocks, which people can invest in and in the West they have frequently been used as means to defraud the small investor out their Fiat Money ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) In crypto currencies there are no penny stocks: only a) Bust coins, b) Hobbyist coins, c) Economic coins, d) New coins. Bust coins is were the developer has disappeared, but the servers/nodes are paid up for a year and the coin just continues. Hobbyists coins have a cult or loyal following and do not become bust coins because the owners of the coins do the software updates and pay for extensions on servers/nodes (their is substantial pleasure in becoming the bosses of a hobbyist coins). These Hobbyist coins retain significant economic values. Economic coins, are coins that are available in high volumes and have achieved market valuations above 50 cent a coin e.g. original miners and organisation have significant profits from their early collection of coins to become skilful in duties and in future developments of that crypto currency ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) This adjusted for multi-billion coin crypto-currencies like Dogecoin or Ripple ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) New coins are a self-evidently a new possibility to make profits or losses ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) You forgot E. Scam Coins because there have been plenty of those lately. In my opinion all of the alt coins and Asic coins are penny stocks. Whether you buy them or mine them you are hoping something worthless become worth something. Yeah, it does sound like you are heavily invested into one particular coin ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Plenty of coins say that your statement is false: Peercoin, Namecoin Litecoin, Paycoin, Darkcoin, etc. You cannot stop people seeking new profits from new knowledge;you can only become it's victim ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) by raising the flag of prejudice and bigotry about value of what you have done in your life versus what other people wish to do in their life's ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) These posts are designed to help newcommers make a profit, they do not have the luxury of veterans with large profits from past investments ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) Actually heavily invested in quite a few coins. But you mention coins that a new comer has no chance in unless they went out and purchased hevily in equipment or rentals, which isn't the smartest thing to do right now. Also Pay Coin isn't mineable now, if you are referring to Gaw version and if so you should read up on the people who bought in at $20 ICO or whatever it was called at the time. Just want to make sure any new person starting or thinking really needs to research first.
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As a further note To my to early post about an investment strategy based on maths and macro economics useful for returning net profits from crypto-currencies ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Everyone should have realised that crypto currencies are not Stock or Shares. Any attempt to import knowledge from that dodgy sector or similar dodgy sectors will result in substantial losses our new sector of economic activity ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) Because crypto currencies is a new sector of economic activity, its governing maths and macro economics will need to written from scratch. For example: in stocks and shares, there are penny stocks, which people can invest in and in the West they have frequently been used as means to defraud the small investor out their Fiat Money ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) In crypto currencies there are no penny stocks: only a) Bust coins, b) Hobbyist coins, c) Economic coins, d) New coins. Bust coins is were the developer has disappeared, but the servers/nodes are paid up for a year and the coin just continues. Hobbyists coins have a cult or loyal following and do not become bust coins because the owners of the coins do the software updates and pay for extensions on servers/nodes (their is substantial pleasure in becoming the bosses of a hobbyist coins). These Hobbyist coins retain significant economic values. Economic coins, are coins that are available in high volumes and have achieved market valuations above 50 cent a coin e.g. original miners and organisation have significant profits from their early collection of coins to become skilful in duties and in future developments of that crypto currency ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) This adjusted for multi-billion coin crypto-currencies like Dogecoin or Ripple ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) New coins are a self-evidently a new possibility to make profits or losses ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) You forgot E. Scam Coins because there have been plenty of those lately. In my opinion all of the alt coins and Asic coins are penny stocks. Whether you buy them or mine them you are hoping something worthless become worth something.
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Yes, lets encourage people to blindly trust someone who we know absolutely nothing about and, just like eduffield, continually makes insider/whale friendly changes. NO ONE will ever get scammed that way ! Genius ! ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Btw.. how secure and decentralized do your precious MNs look to everyone now ? Nobody is encouraging people to blindly trust. But people should not be afraid of anonymity. Instead, anonymity is something that should be valued, especially when important people use it. Would satoshi think it's a good idea to "build trust" by showing his true face publicly? In the contrary, the establishment would crucify him! And he knows. PS: I never installed a DRK masternode, although I have owned enough DRK for about a year. But I am going to install SPR Masternodes for sure. Mr.spread has done what he promised since the first day of lauch till now. why don't you check his previous posts? fudding here to buy cheap ? or sth else ? ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) Do not confuse facts with FUD. DRK was instamined, as was SPR. - The first 400 66.xxx SPR blocks were minted during the first hour after launch. This should have caused the difficulty to skyrocket. http://spreadcoin.net/explorer/index.php?q=400Now lets see if the typical market and hashpower manipulation techniques used by many/most devs are in effect here. - The block reward was reduced by 90% after block 2200 for no apparent reason. - The publicly available kernels are crippled versions of the fully optimized variety. - The master NOOBdes hype. Not a personal attack on you but I have never understood why people argue about a coin being mined at released. I used to do it a lot but not anymore. Kinda reminds me on BLK Coin after it got popular many moons ago and people complained about it being instamined. Well it wasn't it was announced weeks before the launch and yes it had a short POW. So everyone who did not follow it complained it a scam because they missed it and the prices did get pretty high. I have no problems with coins being mined at launch when the difficulty is low. All you have to do is a little research. Like I said though, I don't do it anymore because you can't trust some of these new wallets during these launches now. So anyone who got in early, congratulations.
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Yes, tsiv's Spread miner still works. Works fine.
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ok ... currently 4.66GH ... so 180MH / 4660MH = 0.038626609 which means SOMETHING is likely to have at least had a look into the wallets ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) what im saying is NOTHING has happened within a 24hour period in either of the wallets ... ive been a miner for a while and my farm has grown extensively ... ive allocated 180MH to spreadcoin and followed the instructions ... NO coin has ever given me nothing ... no coin ... so either i am doing something wrong - or the chances of 'mining' this coin and getting even small enough to call a deposit into the wallet are very very slim ... is 180MH too little to mine spreadcoin? ... as for having anything against decentralization - where on earth did you get that idea? ... im completely all for it and hell bent on the core of it - as well open sourcing ... ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) what i dont really understand from your response is this - 'Have you named your privkey pool yet ?' was that a dig at me? or actually a piece of information that will be helpful? ... im tired and not too focussed at the moment - its night here :| tanx in advance ... #crysx Diff has dropped so you should be finding something. Yesterday (1/20) was the first day for me not finding a block but so far today I have found 4 blocks with 7.3 Mh/s. So if you have never found a block since mining with 180 Mh/s then yes there is something set up wrong. Also is that 180 Mh/s going into one wallet or multiple. I have a total of 15 Mh/s going into one wallet. About 7,500 kh/s (avg) from each rig. One has found 4 blocks today and the other has found a block since 1/19/2015 at 17:59
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@ sp_
Is qubit algo broken after release 24?
I get an error message "stratum extranonce id was not correct" and all "booo's"
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I guess this coin isn't for me.
Just downloaded that version and tried your bat. Still get the "stratum" error.
Funny thing is I can mine qubit on this pool: http://myriad.p2pool.geek.nz/homeEDIT: I am running Windows 7 64bit EDIT II: Looks like I had to go back about 7 versions of another miner to find one that worked for qubit but it is going now.
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I still get nothing but rejects: ccminer.exe -a qubit -d 0 -f 256 -o stratum+tcp://geo.suprnova.cc:6009 (I do have user and password)
Did you try with and without -f 256 ? Yep Same. Hmm sorry I have no idea, I don't have NVIDIA, only AMD rigs and they all work fine.. Though it is -qubit coin with cgminer.. not only -qubit but it might be that it is qubit with ccminer.. It is just -a qubit for ccminer. I also get this at the beginning when mining "stratum extranonce id was not correct"
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I still get nothing but rejects: ccminer.exe -a qubit -d 0 -f 256 -o stratum+tcp://geo.suprnova.cc:6009 (I do have user and password)
Did you try with and without -f 256 ? Yep Same.
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I still get nothing but rejects: ccminer.exe -a qubit -d 0 -f 256 -o stratum+tcp://geo.suprnova.cc:6009 (I do have user and password)
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