PoS is active

That is the burn address.  As time goes by and more people swap, it will get larger.  Right now it shows that 45% of all the ESPv1 that were in circulation have already been swapped in a little over a week.  That's pretty good.

That is what is known as an Orphan block.  It happens all the time with POS coins.  Everyone who is staking their coins will undoubtedly encounter this message in their transaction list, so know that you are not the only one. 

Basically what this message means is that someone solved the block a fraction of a second before you did, so they ended up with the rewards instead of you.

I don't know why your wallet is stuck ~25 hours behind, but when it does finally sync you should definitely not send coins to Suprnova....the place to send to is https://novaexchange.com/

There is, the download link is in the OP.


Don't use your old wallet.dat, it will only confuse things if you try to....the new wallet should use a new wallet.dat that it will automatically create.  You have to send your coins from your old wallet to novaexchange, swap them and then send them to the new ESP v2 wallet.

That is what ocminer's cpuminer does, stratum OR getwork....the other one does not.  I was just putting that in as a disclaimer so that people wouldn't try to use cpuminer-opt for getwork and not know why it wasn't working.  If you expect getwork support to work for cpuminer-opt, that is most likely not going to happen as the developer of cpuminer-opt has chosen not to include it.

There are no pools yet.  If you are trying to cpu mine, you need to use ocminer's cpuminer.  Cryptocoderz has provided a link in the post above this that I will quote below.  cpuminer-opt does not have getwork support so it will not work for solomining.  If you have linux or mac and want to mine you have to compile the miner manually.  The source code can be found here: https://github.com/ocminer/cpuminer-hmq1725

To solomine with it (steps 2 & 3 only have to be done once:
1. you need to create and then edit your Espers.conf file to allow rpc mining:
    - On Windows it should be put in the ESP folder within APP DATA....to get to it open a file explorer and type %APPDATA%\ESP in the file explorer's url box
    - For Mac it will be in the ESP folder within the Application Support Folder.  This folder is located at /Users/username/Library/Application Support/ where username is your username
    - On linux the .ESP folder is located in the home folder.  Type cd ~/.ESP to get to that folder from within the teminal

2. Add RPC support and protection by adding the following lines into the newly created Espers.conf file:

3. Close and Reopen Espers Client (the wallet)

4. Run the cpuminer:
   -open a terminal on mac or linux and for windows open a command prompt (press ctrl+r and type cmd)
   -start the miner:
(note that only this miner uses quark as the algo choice.  it is a hacked up job by ocminer to get people mining quicker when he first set up his pool for ESPv1.  All other miners use the correct hmq1725 for the algo)

4. Wait and see those sweet, sweet Espers piling up in your wallet 5,000 at at time 


Link to Windows cpuminer:

That's a block explorer, not a mining pool.

Block Explorer for V2 is now up at: http://espv2.miningalts.com/

ESP v1 Wallet:


ESP v2 Wallet:

I'm not really sure what you mean in terms of broker in this instance.  Could you elaborate?


If this coin goes up in value, those bags may be worth something as there are currently 14.5 Billion LDOGE and the inflation has been slowed.  Right now the POS reward is 1000 per block and will end up at its final level of 500 per block sometime next month.  Once it hits that reward, it will take roughly 3.8 years for each new billion LDOGE to be minted.


It is indeed.  The network is quite healthy.  There is an active DNS seeder running as well as a few dedicated nodes.

"moneysupply" : 10452296.94671258

Having a mining thread would be a good idea, but I have a feeling that it would not deter people that keep posting about it here from doing so.  As a result, the team has occasionally felt the need to respond which is what spurred the mining discussion of the last few pages.  A constant bashing of the coin based on the "unfair" mining has to occasionally be responded to otherwise the occasional onlooker only sees people bashing the coin and project and will likely not research it further to see if it is interesting based solely on that.

The endian change broke hmq1725.  I just tested it on linux and replaced with the old code and it worked again.  I don't know what version you made that change on but I hope this helps isolate the issue for you.

the code I commented out:
And the code I reverted:

The team is working to get the nVidia miner.  We have to pay roughly 1BTC for the source.  If anyone wants to donate CrytpoCoderz will soon post an address (or addresses if not only ESP) that will be used for purchasing the nVidia miner for the community.

Edit:  If you guys do not donate we will eventually get the funds together.  If you want the miner to be expedited then donations are welcome.

Troll all you want 

The only thing that you keep repeating that isn't accurate is the 3 months of a better sgminer and the devs instamining with it.  Pallas' miner has been out that long and has worked for almost everyone with an AMD card.  Wolf's miner was released only a few weeks ago.  No one on the dev team was instamining with it.  When CryptoCoderz compiled it he immediately released it.  Also, once again, cryptocoderz and most of the main dev team don't even have a GPU or if the do don't have ones that are capable of mining with the miner.

So once again, troll all you want, but don't keep repeating fallacies.

Thanks!

The max number of coins created per day is 14,400 if all blocks were POW.  Since this is a hybrid coin POS blocks are also included in the chaain, so in reality it is far fewer becasue the POS rewards are typically a fraction of a single COXST.  Since POS block rewards cannot be predetermined for multiple reasons the best way to calculate would be to add up all blocks fore several days and average them out, but that is quite tedious.  But there should almost definitely be no more than 14,400 COSXT coins created in any 24 hour timespan.

Since I can't prove a negative, that is technically true, however I have been working with the main dev for a while and I take him at his word.  I know this also proves nothing and you have no reason to trust me either, but I felt compelled to respond.

We'll ask Wolf if it's possible for him to build a custom .bin for the Caicos architecture.