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Hi,
Could you change the exchange-rate/USD from scientific to normal/decimal, so that the numbers are more easily comparable?
Other than that, it is a great site. Keep up the good work.
Thanks.
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Is anybody still dedicating any sort of major hashing power to MOON?
Yesterday we had way over 1 Gh/s some time. Otherwise it normally alternates between 300 Mh/s and 800 Mh/s. That would not be achieved, if big hashers weren't dedicating their power. In fact this is more hashing-power than most of the other coins are gathering. See here for detailed data: http://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency/coins/mooncoin |
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I cant get cgminer to work with this pool. I must be doing something wrong but cannot see actual mining activity there when looking at their website. The pool has over 13MH/s currently (global poolrate), you probably misunderstand the concept of how p2pool works, http://dutchpool.org provides one of many nodes that work together to form the pool, shares and payouts are done accross the pool, not just a single node. To mine you only need bfgminer or cgminer, run it using --scrypt, the url is http://dutchpool.org:9664 username = your MOON receive address and password is not even needed since p2pool pays directly to you wallet without any third party or central wallet involved. If you want to know more about p2pool please read this: http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/p2pool-mining/2014/03/25An example to run cgminer would be: cgminer --scrypt -o http://dutchpool.org:9664 -u XXXXXXXXX -p yyyyyy Where XXXXXXXXX is your receive address and if you insist you can set a password with -p yyyyy or whatever password you like  I am currently running a small miner on the node so you can see it works. Good instructions. I have tested your pool in the last days, too. Worked. My suggestion: You should open the P2Pool-port on your node (44664), so that other nodes can connect (have seen that your incoming peers are 0). That would improve your DOA-rate, because the different pools can communicate with each other better and your pool could send the other ones the found shares-results faster. BTW: I've set up a Mooncoin-P2Pool-node-scanner: http://5.45.105.66Ther you can see all public Mooncoin-P2Pool-nodes with the basic facts, so that you can choose which one to use from the list. Ill try that and see if it makes a difference It is funny though that other nodes I'm running have no trouble connecting without setting the p2p port on my firewall EDIT: I'm running on Rav3n's settings which uses 8664 as p2p port for MOON by the way.. MORE EDIT: 2 incoming already now Regarding the port, you're right. It is 8664, indeed. I had the port in mind, which is mentioned on the Mooncoin GitHub-pages: https://github.com/realmooncoin/mooncoin. For all miners reading: this is only the port for the nodes connecting to each other, NOT the port where you should point your workers to (which would be 9664 on Mooncoin-standard-setup-P2Pool-nodes). Just saying, in order to prevent misunderstanding. |
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I cant get cgminer to work with this pool. I must be doing something wrong but cannot see actual mining activity there when looking at their website. The pool has over 13MH/s currently (global poolrate), you probably misunderstand the concept of how p2pool works, http://dutchpool.org provides one of many nodes that work together to form the pool, shares and payouts are done accross the pool, not just a single node. To mine you only need bfgminer or cgminer, run it using --scrypt, the url is http://dutchpool.org:9664 username = your MOON receive address and password is not even needed since p2pool pays directly to you wallet without any third party or central wallet involved. If you want to know more about p2pool please read this: http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/p2pool-mining/2014/03/25An example to run cgminer would be: cgminer --scrypt -o http://dutchpool.org:9664 -u XXXXXXXXX -p yyyyyy Where XXXXXXXXX is your receive address and if you insist you can set a password with -p yyyyy or whatever password you like I am currently running a small miner on the node so you can see it works. Good instructions. I have tested your pool in the last days, too. Worked. My suggestion: You should open the P2Pool-port on your node (44664), so that other nodes can connect (have seen that your incoming peers are 0). That would improve your DOA-rate, because the different pools can communicate with each other better and your pool could send the other ones the found shares-results faster. BTW: I've set up a Mooncoin-P2Pool-node-scanner: http://5.45.105.66Ther you can see all public Mooncoin-P2Pool-nodes with the basic facts, so that you can choose which one to use from the list. |
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All major pools listed on mooncoin.info are down  Sure makes cheap Mooncoins at Cryptsy. I shut my pool down as the mooncoind randomly starts chewing up all my bandwidth as well as CPU... the other pools probably got annoyed with that too. You should simply upgrade your server, if it can't cope with alternating loads. If you followed the average hashrate of the MOON-mining-network, it went from 300 Mh/s up to 1 Gh/s and back over the last days several times. That is not easy for some pools running on a feeble server. |
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Use the dedicated calculator to find out: https://cointweak.com/calculator/coin/moonCoin Difficulty Coin reward/day Exchange rate BTC Exchange rate USD Revenue/day Days to create 1 BTC
MoonCoin 9.2390 2,177,353.35 Cryptsy Ł0.00000012 1.439076096E-6 Ł218.14371 $3.13 153.19 The site seems to be a good concept. But you should check the single calculator-pages. If you click on "calculate" with only the power-costs changed (for European-prices of ~0.20 EUR = ~0.32 USD) it suddenly shows a revenue of ~120 USD per day, which would be great, but is not real. ;-) So if you could improve the calculator, then it would be good. I've tried the above for MOON, don't know if the same error occurs for other coins, too. It seemed to happen with every coin that has only an Ltc market, but the issue has now been fixed. Thank you for your help! You're welcome. If I had another wish: Could you change the display-mode of exchange-rate/USD from scientific to normal? That way you could compare better at a glance. |
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Use the dedicated calculator to find out: https://cointweak.com/calculator/coin/moonCoin Difficulty Coin reward/day Exchange rate BTC Exchange rate USD Revenue/day Days to create 1 BTC
MoonCoin 9.2390 2,177,353.35 Cryptsy Ł0.00000012 1.439076096E-6 Ł218.14371 $3.13 153.19 The site seems to be a good concept. But you should check the single calculator-pages. If you click on "calculate" with only the power-costs changed (for European-prices of ~0.20 EUR = ~0.32 USD) it suddenly shows a revenue of ~120 USD per day, which would be great, but is not real. ;-) So if you could improve the calculator, then it would be good. I've tried the above for MOON, don't know if the same error occurs for other coins, too. |
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Just noticed some blocks in the 82xxx range popping up again in the p2pool statistics, so there's still someone mining the wrong blockchain, people should really learn to keep an eye on updates I've noticed the same and looked a little around. Does anybody have a Facebook-account, to contact the operator of this pool for asking him to update (Link "suporte" on their site): poolbrasil: http://186.231.112.136:9664/staticAnother one that is running since more than 50 days, which means, that it most probably has not been updated: evilhumpty.com: http://85.25.197.187:9664/static/Maybe someone can contact them, too? |
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We have updated to newest wallet and reloaded the block chain.
Should be fine now.
Happy mining!
Regards Knauf1
[ANN][P2POOL][STRATUM] - [MOON] - http://p2pool.name:9664Hello Miners! We added MOON support. Reliable p2pool based in Europe. - static ip - low latency Server ist up & running. Fee will be 1.0%. No registration required. Just join, mine and get paid. Username: payoutaddress
Password: anything
MOON - Mooncoinhttp://p2pool.name:9664Happy mining ! Cyber  & Knauf1  (Email: info@p2pool.name) Cool. Thanks for the information. |
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Does anybody of you know, whether the Mooncoin-wallet has some kind of checkpoint-system implemented?
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Check that again. Don't seem to be wrong. p2pool.name only, maybe? How can we contact them to update? According to the block explorer current block is 83051 and those 2 p2pools are at 80829, which one is correct ? P2Pool is always on another chain than the main chain, that is the concept itself (see here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2Pool ). The question is, however, if they have updated to the latest mooncoind on their servers. I am running a local P2Pool-node over here with the latest wallet and it shows exactly the same last block as the two other p2pools, and - btw - like your P2Pool also. And my Mooncoins flow in perfectly on the latest chain to my updated wallet. Seems that the two mentioned servers are updated. So please check again. Edit: What I found strange on p2pool.name, however: there are only two payout-addresses shown, whereas on other p2pools there are ~11 payout-addresses displayed at the time of writing. Edit2: All that only shows, that pool-owners should ALWAYS offer some kind of contact. I cannot see any link to contact p2pool.name, in order to ask, whether they have updated - which is simply bad. bemining seems to only offer a twitter-account. That is no good way of contact also, because not everyone has a twitter-account or would like to open one. Why not simply implement a contact-form and/or email-link? Edit3: Did you all vote for Mooncoin today? --> https://coinano.com/vote (Three votes per hour) |
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Check that again. Don't seem to be wrong. p2pool.name only, maybe? How can we contact them to update? |
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Why don't you accept paid votes in the currency to be added? I'd gladly pay some MOON for seeing it added to your exchange. Accepting payments in the relevant currency would help the coin in question, too. Why send BTC, when we want to see MOON on the exchange? I'm sure you'd really get A LOT more paid votes in the end, than by only accepting BTC. Hence more profit for you! Hi coinflow, BTC is common coin. If we accept relevant currency,how can we compare to the vote's value to each other coin's (relevant currency) vote value ? Also there can be some cryptocoins still not in exchange market. Paid votes need common value compare to each other coins to provide equality. It is difficult to do this. For reasons like this, we have to use BTC for paid votes. As you told, if you do not have any other coins to exchange for BTC or BTC or a coin not in exchange market, you are allowed up to 3 votes per hour. If your coin has already listed in exchange market but you want to see your coin in more exchange, you can sell your coin for BTC (for the reasons described above) and you can get paid votes. Thank you for your feedback. Best Regards. For the coins that are already traded, the value could easily be checked via cryptsy for example, or - as coinmarketcap does it - by calculating an average from the prices on different exchanges. It is not that I don't have BTC available, but I don't see the point to spend it for that purpose. I would gladly spend those coins, that I'd like to support. BTC does not really need that kind of support anymore. As an exchange you should always try to help developing a real market for coins, not only profiting from traders. Accepting coins in question to be added, could help big time. That said, what I DON'T want is to sell the coins for getting BTC just to buy paid votes on your site, as that would drive the coin down, and only help the BTC-price to get up. I want the opposite: help the new coin. I think it is about time miners and the community in general stop paying for votes. If an exchange wants to make money there is a mechanism called 'fees'. What I see happening the last couple of months is exchanges popping up like wild mushrooms cashing in on votes. Of course this is just my personal opinion but it is a bad development nevertheless. Yes, you are absolutely right, and I'd like to see it, if MOON was added right from the beginning to the exchanges. Just because meanwhile Mooncoin is some kind of "seasoned" cryptocurrency, compared to the flood of the new - coin-creator-generated - coins. |
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Why don't you accept paid votes in the currency to be added? I'd gladly pay some MOON for seeing it added to your exchange. Accepting payments in the relevant currency would help the coin in question, too. Why send BTC, when we want to see MOON on the exchange? I'm sure you'd really get A LOT more paid votes in the end, than by only accepting BTC. Hence more profit for you! Hi coinflow, BTC is common coin. If we accept relevant currency,how can we compare to the vote's value to each other coin's (relevant currency) vote value ? Also there can be some cryptocoins still not in exchange market. Paid votes need common value compare to each other coins to provide equality. It is difficult to do this. For reasons like this, we have to use BTC for paid votes. As you told, if you do not have any other coins to exchange for BTC or BTC or a coin not in exchange market, you are allowed up to 3 votes per hour. If your coin has already listed in exchange market but you want to see your coin in more exchange, you can sell your coin for BTC (for the reasons described above) and you can get paid votes. Thank you for your feedback. Best Regards. For the coins that are already traded, the value could easily be checked via cryptsy for example, or - as coinmarketcap does it - by calculating an average from the prices on different exchanges. It is not that I don't have BTC available, but I don't see the point to spend it for that purpose. I would gladly spend those coins, that I'd like to support. BTC does not really need that kind of support anymore. As an exchange you should always try to help developing a real market for coins, not only profiting from traders. Accepting coins in question to be added, could help big time. That said, what I DON'T want is to sell the coins for getting BTC just to buy paid votes on your site, as that would drive the coin down, and only help the BTC-price to get up. I want the opposite: help the new coin. |
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Why don't you accept paid votes in the currency to be added? I'd gladly pay some MOON for seeing it added to your exchange. Accepting payments in the relevant currency would help the coin in question, too. Why send BTC, when we want to see MOON on the exchange? I'm sure you'd really get A LOT more paid votes in the end, than by only accepting BTC. Hence more profit for you! |
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moon is a live？  No, MOON is a coin, no live. And it is working, alive. |
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Well, I am certainly not a star developer but... thanks! I'm back and getting things back on track here. The upcoming release will have a greater "release window" so that more of the exchanges and such can get on-board. The last release was very hurried due to the enormity of the exploit. Good to hear from you. That is great news. Did you think about the "Update-Alert" to be implemented into the wallet? I think the last wallet-update was a little bit "bumpy" also, because not everyone who has the wallet installed, knew about the update and then two competing blockchains were fighting for longer than they should have. This could easily be circumnavigated, if the MOON-wallet had an update-alert - like the Vertcoin-one. |
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