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i looked all over rain`s website and couldnt find how much is the pos reward, time maturity of coins and how much coin per block i need to stake for the fastest result?
thanks.
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keep on staking and never mind the price.
it goes up and down, but a true hodler knows that the profit is in the staking and not only in market bounce.
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electrum wallet: server: electrum-pnd.cryptodepot.org - not connected  server: server1.cryptodepot.org - synchronizing forever....  so what should i do? also is there any new light weight wallet alternatives that doesnt require lots of space and downloading huge blockchain? thanks! Sorry for the inconvenience to Pandacoin electrum users, service has been restored. server1.cryptodepot.org should be fine now, it is rare for them both to be down but it can happen on occasion. Need to do some maintenance on electrum-pnd.cryptodepot.org then it will be back too. thanks! its work now  |
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Worse than George Bush over here. Got me again! Been mining for 30 minutes and guess what, as soon as I started MLfxMgePeAMfaAAQwTwYnaNWjEqry7fHFC gets a huge windfall of several blocks in a row. Same pattern each time. I thrown in 50TH and MLfxMgePeAMfaAAQwTwYnaNWjEqry7fHFC gets rewarded. Back to BTC for good I think.
If the pattern follows through, Maypool.uk should get a block just after I change stratum servers - give me 5 minutes to reset and I will be able to test my theory one last time.
Sorry, that this no longer works for me. Later guys and good luck.
I'm sorry that this is happening to you. I don't much about mining as I'm more interested in staking. But from the staking I have noticed that when the reward went up to 200 at first I was only getting 1 to 2 stakes per day where as before I was averaging 5 to 6 stakes so (blocks). It has now started to go back as it was before staking 5 to 6 blocks per day. But not sure with the mining aspect of it, I hope that it works out for you as it will be sad to see someone leave the community. Maybe the dev can look into it for you? the last few days were really dry in terms of finding staking blocks. hope this situation will not last for long. |
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electrum wallet: server: electrum-pnd.cryptodepot.org - not connected server: server1.cryptodepot.org - synchronizing forever.... so what should i do? also is there any new light weight wallet alternatives that doesnt require lots of space and downloading huge blockchain? thanks! |
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I imagine quite a few pnd are lost of the past few years, why don't we do a swap and clean up our Blockchain?
I support, it would be nice for a coin, I think if we will have less coin circulated than the price might go up |
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I noticed the wallet has been using much more processor power lately.
Is it because the network is much more active?
I'm using a windows 10 system with i7 6770HQ and it is using 10% average.
Ram usage is very modest compared to other coins, some of them use over 400m and even 600m.
even if it takes lots of memory, you just need to open the wallet every 8 days, so its not much of a problem.... |
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people likes high pos coins. 32% a year is not much. i know that 100% and more a year will create big inflation, but still 32% a year is very small.
so what is the reason NEW people will invest in this coin?
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If anyone is having an issue with Cryptopia 1337 wallet, know that its not because of 1337. They are updating their servers. Please be patient as they are working to fix it. This is from one of the Cryptopia mods,  Yeah Cryptopia nowdays seem to be taking longer when it comes to withdrawals and it's not only for 1337 coin as I have experienced it with other coins when I have made a withdrawal, sometimes taking hours before I receive my coins when it used to only take a few minutes so not sure what is going on there. I'm sure they will get the issues fix as they have been and are a great exchange for a long time now. Good luck to the people who buy a ticket in the lottery, I have also re-tweeted this on Twitter. Not long now before the next halving, can't wait! Its nice that they have a lottery for 1337 coin. Let me see if im gonna be lucky playing on it. By the way mate can you share me your faucets? I will be greateful if you will pm me your referral links regards Thanks for the request for the faucets and that you want to join under me however I will just list them here for you to use. The faucets are MoonBitcoin, MoonLitecoin, MoonDogecoin, FreeBitcoin, FreeDogecoin. I use these faucets and use the coins earned to buy 1337 coins, well I don't use them as often now as I'm very bust with other things but for anyone getting started it's a great way to build your stack of 1337 coins. Also see the first page of this thread as there are 1337 coin faucets you can also claim from, it all adds up fast. Thank you so much for the quick response mate. I will try the other faucets that you gave that i dont know. . I am also claiming in the faucets of 1337. This will be a great help to add my 1337 coin in staking. Regards and you can also use play for crypto website to earn 1337 coins, the rate has increased slightly! |
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1337coin was the first coin that added to the Pos Altcoins Club. hope the price will jump in the upcoming halving! |
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I'm looking for the next RAIN coin, something worth buying a lot of. If you go to Novaexchange or Yobit you see a lot of 1 Sat coins but its hard to know which ones are new with good sincere teams. Linda was an example that they're still popping up.
1 satoshi coins specially on Yobit are very misleading because you look at it and think to yourself that there is only one way to go and that is up but you will be mistaken because - there are nobody to buy that kind of crap and there is a huge wall of 100 BTC usually to even go past 1 satoshi and last buy was days ago in the size of a couple of satoshis and no more. - also because these coins are usually worth less than 1 satoshi like worth at 0.01 satoshi because they are being traded elsewhere with Doge for example. you can buy 10000 of them with only 1 Doge! and in 1 week you can buy 20000 with only 1 Doge. Thanks. Your post covers all the basics. No one wants to usually buy a 1 Satoshi coin, but if you've been around enough you know sometimes they do take off. Often they are older coins which sink for a while then go back up. Sell walls are also important to know about. 1 sat coins with no significant sell orders at 2, 3, 4, aren't as bad as ones with huge 8 billion sell order at 2 sat. some of them really taking off, you just need to do your research before you enter. |
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