[ANN][PIVX] - PRIVATE INSTANT VERIFIED TRANSACTION - PROOF OF STAKE - ZEROCOIN

[cryptohunter]

Top wallet on bittrex has 700K

how can you see this data?

Not sure this is Bittrex specific, you can see the top wallets details on presstabs explorer

Bittrex also has distribution tab.

Learn something new everyday. That is interesting and valuable data.

[Hamukione]

Interesting how this coin isnt getting more attention then what it has now.
10k buy in, to make more money than miners with 2TH/s pr day.
Thats cheap.. 0.13 BTC..

I might throw even more in when we hit pay day.

[cryptohunter]

i think i entered masternode genkey too many times. Each time it gives a different output, does it matter which i use for which masternode?

also when i entered command masternode outputs I only get the same out put over and over ? I have two masternode addresses with 10k each should I not be getting 2 of these?

I noticed someone made a pdf guide but on their one i see multiple masternode out puts on this pdf guide.

the ones that end in either 0 or 1

can someone in the community  record a youtube video setting up a dnet multiple masternodes on vps from start to finish? diagrams and annotations are okay but video is better.

Is there no simple way to add a few buttons in the wallet and for the vps host to set up a page with some fields to fill in.

I press the buttons in the wallet and take the outputs from those button strikes and put them in the fields on the vps providers masternode hosting page. Press done and that's it? This manual work can surely be coded into the gui?

Press backup masternode info in wallet and it outputs all the data I should have been recording on notepade and all the rest of it.

I see in the masternodes config  file each MN has it's own TRANSACTIONHASH INDEX in this pdf guide... I'm only able to generate one in total however many times I enter the command? Surely there should be two since I have 2 masternode wallets?

[4x13]

the Easiest way to see the transaction hash is to look at the transaction hash when you sent the 10k to the address you are using for that masternode.. That is the hash you use in your masternode.conf file (not including the index.. that you have to get using the 'masternode outputs' command)

[DRPD]

no more mn's expired since 24 hrs, payment coming in like it should be

Thanks a lot to the DNET team great work, great team, you really restore my faith in alt devs!

any address for donations, BTC or DNET?

[bathrobehero]

Everything seems working here as well with the newest version. Payments have started again.

Good job sorting this out quickly.

[EleanorZ]

Everything seems working here as well with the newest version. Payments have started again.

Good job sorting this out quickly.

Likewise.

[tylerderden]

Yep dude...sorted, nice work.

[Hazyel]

Nice work. The coin is down right now, but hope it will go up very soon.

[4x13]

Nice work. The coin is down right now, but hope it will go up very soon.

It is still relatively low, it will continue to rise as more services begin to roll out..

[waffles99]

I can't comprehend why traders would leave coins on the exchanges 

All in on dnet setting up and maintaining more  service nodes

[bathrobehero]

I can't comprehend why traders would leave coins on the exchanges  

All in on dnet setting up and maintaining more  service nodes

Because a lot of "traders" don't care or can't be arsed to do any math. They just want instant returns with zero research.
If they were doing math we'd be well over a thousand masternodes already, possibly closer to 2k (even if we're calculating with 50 DNET per MN payment instead of 83.3).

Enjoy while it lasts like I do closing in on 50 masternodes.

[DRPD]

question:

will the coins in my wallet locked for mastrnodes able to stake once pos kicks in?

[StakeBox]

question:

will the coins in my wallet locked for mastrnodes able to stake once pos kicks in?

Nope.

Edit: Not without shutting down your masternode, anyway

[DRPD]

question:

will the coins in my wallet locked for mastrnodes able to stake once pos kicks in?

Nope.

Edit: Not without shutting down your masternode, anyway

thanks expected that but was not sure

[waffles99]

since updating all nodes to 1.0.2.1 and moving remaining clearnet nodes to externalip-onion hostname addresses, I havent seen any payments since 3/25. they list status enabled, would a full chain delete and resync be the best fix or should I send all coins to new collaterall addresses and do them over? ssh into nodes and querying status locally shows masternode successfully started message

[djselery]

I can't comprehend why traders would leave coins on the exchanges  

All in on dnet setting up and maintaining more  service nodes

Because a lot of "traders" don't care or can't be arsed to do any math. They just want instant returns with zero research.
If they were doing math we'd be well over a thousand masternodes already, possibly closer to 2k (even if we're calculating with 50 DNET per MN payment instead of 83.3).

Enjoy while it lasts like I do closing in on 50 masternodes.

50!?  datz a lot a nodes

[fredeq]

Heya,

Currently the difficulty is incorrectly reported, reduced by a factor of 256.
I have proposed a PR with changes that should fix it, based on the same bugfix for MUE coin:
https://github.com/Darknet-Crypto/Darknet/pull/1

I am not sure, if those changes are all thats required, but in the PR I have linked to the original commit.
Please look into it

[bathrobehero]

Heya,

Currently the difficulty is incorrectly reported, reduced by a factor of 256.
I have proposed a PR with changes that should fix it, based on the same bugfix for MUE coin:
https://github.com/Darknet-Crypto/Darknet/pull/1

I am not sure, if those changes are all thats required, but in the PR I have linked to the original commit.
Please look into it

I noticed a long time ago that almost all quark based coins showed 200 (not 256) times higher difficulty (MUE, Quark SRC). This is just the reported difficulty and has no effect on block times; it's just messing with generic profitability calculations if you're not familiar with the discrepancy.

But for DNET it's not the case, it reports the correct difficulty which you can use to calculate your block finding frequency or in other words the average time for you to find blocks based on your hashrate, therefore your profitability.


For example, with 100 Mh/s you'll find one block every 80 minutes with the current difficulty at the time of writing (113.43) using standard calculations.

Comparing that suprnova's estimated payouts for this hashrate will result in 81 minutes which means the wallet reports the correct difficulty.

[fredeq]

Yeah the problem now is that standard formula for calculating is like:
br * 86400 / 2**32 * hr / diff

But Quark coins for some time were using this: (not sure why you got 200, instead of 256)
br * 86400 / 2**24 * hr / diff

Its not something only quark does, cause Cryptonight/Ethereum uses it like:
br * 86400 * hr / diff

I am fine with having different formulas per algo, but I would still go for consistency within the same algo.