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Author Topic: [ANN] [HIRO] Hirocoin Takeover + New Development + updates! v0.8.8.1  (Read 23040 times)
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September 10, 2017, 09:51:01 AM
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I see that block explorer https://cryptobe.com/chain/HiroCoin shows that the blocks with payment of 100HIRO are found.
I decided to analyze the last blocks on my node: http://crypto.mine.nu:9408 and in the block explorer https://cryptobe.com/chain/HiroCoin
And I see that HiroCoin blockchain has divided into 2 branches.

Proceeding from the function of calculating subsidies:
https://github.com/Hirocoin/hirocoin/blob/ef74937b92fedd35d43be1af970ab06fd74a3b09/src/main.cpp#L1064

Code:
// PoW Miner Subsidy Function
int64 static GetBlockValue(const CBlockIndex* pindexLast, int64 nFees, bool addOne)
{
    int nHeight = pindexLast->nHeight;
    int mockSubsidy = 400;
    if (addOne) {nHeight += 1;}
    if (nHeight > nVolatileSubsidyFork) {
        if (!addOne) pindexLast = pindexLast->pprev;
        const CBlockIndex* pindexFirst = pindexLast;
        mockSubsidy = 200;
        double diffTotal = 0;
        double lastDiff = GetDifficulty(pindexLast);
        for (int i = 0; pindexFirst && i < 100; i++) {
            pindexFirst = pindexFirst->pprev;
            diffTotal += GetDifficulty(pindexFirst);
        }
        double weight = (diffTotal / 100) / lastDiff;
        if (weight > 2) weight = 2; // Max 400 reward
        if (weight < 0.2) weight = 0.2; // Min 40 reward
        mockSubsidy *= weight;
    }
    // Mining Phase Subsidy
    int64 nSubsidy = mockSubsidy * COIN;
    // Mining Halving Phase
    if (nHeight < nHalvingEnd)
    {
        nSubsidy >>= (nHeight / nHalvingBlock);
    }
    // Mineout Phase Subsidy
    else if (nHeight >= nMineoutBlock)
    {
    nSubsidy = nMineoutBlockSubsidy;
    }
    // Invalid Protection
    else nSubsidy = nBlockRewardInvalid;

    return nSubsidy + nFees;
}

For example, I take a 1712775 block
https://cryptobe.com/block/0000000034c12cf4e6420571f50bbe42479ae59c0caad4cdb47c17a1fbe3afcc

The condition "if (nHeight <nHavingEnd)" is false, because nHeight> nHalvingEnd now.
nHeight = 1712775
nHalvingEnd = 1680000 (look here https://github.com/Hirocoin/hirocoin/blob/ef74937b92fedd35d43be1af970ab06fd74a3b09/src/main.h#L75)

So then this comparison should be performed:
else if (nHeight> = nMineoutBlock)
Since nMineoutBlock = 2978250 (look here https://github.com/Hirocoin/hirocoin/blob/ef74937b92fedd35d43be1af970ab06fd74a3b09/src/main.h#L77)
it is false, and the subsidy should be equal to 0.0001:
nSubsidy = nBlockRewardInvalid
nBlockRewardInvalid = 0.0001 (look here https://github.com/Hirocoin/hirocoin/blob/ef74937b92fedd35d43be1af970ab06fd74a3b09/src/main.h#L71)

I do not understand why the payout shown in the block explorer for this block is 100. If I got it right, the subsidy for the blocks from 1680000 to 2978249 should be 0.0001HIRO

On my node I receive a payment of 0.0001HIRO for the block.
Then what do I see in the block explorer?
Or did I misunderstand the function?


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September 10, 2017, 10:11:45 AM
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I think https://cryptobe.com/chain/HiroCoin leads to an incorrect chain of blocks
Now the size of the block has become 0.0001, but the previous blocks in their chain are still wrong.

My daemon 82.200.205.30:9348 has the correct chain, their chain does not correspond to the algorithm embedded in the wallet (see payment for 1712775 block https://cryptobe.com/block/0000000034c12cf4e6420571f50bbe42479ae59c0caad4cdb47c17a1fbe3afcc )

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October 18, 2017, 05:02:09 PM
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the subsidy for the blocks from 1680000 to 2978249 should be 0.0001HIRO



why is the subsidy for (just those) those blocks 0.0001 hiro ? does is go back to how it was before block 1680000 when block 2978249 is reached?
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October 28, 2017, 04:44:49 PM
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I think https://cryptobe.com/chain/HiroCoin leads to an incorrect chain of blocks
Now the size of the block has become 0.0001, but the previous blocks in their chain are still wrong.

My daemon 82.200.205.30:9348 has the correct chain, their chain does not correspond to the algorithm embedded in the wallet (see payment for 1712775 block https://cryptobe.com/block/0000000034c12cf4e6420571f50bbe42479ae59c0caad4cdb47c17a1fbe3afcc )

Why the block reward is so low ? Shouldn't it be like 40 min.? 
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October 29, 2017, 09:21:10 AM
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I think https://cryptobe.com/chain/HiroCoin leads to an incorrect chain of blocks
Now the size of the block has become 0.0001, but the previous blocks in their chain are still wrong.

My daemon 82.200.205.30:9348 has the correct chain, their chain does not correspond to the algorithm embedded in the wallet (see payment for 1712775 block https://cryptobe.com/block/0000000034c12cf4e6420571f50bbe42479ae59c0caad4cdb47c17a1fbe3afcc )

Why the block reward is so low ? Shouldn't it be like 40 min.?  

because some genius wrote this:

https://github.com/Hirocoin/hirocoin/blob/master/src/main.cpp#L1087

which makes every block between 1680000 and 2978250 to get reward of an "invalid" block = 0.0001
So let's just sit down and wait until 2978250  Grin 
I'll point a small miner there and forget about it for a while Smiley
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November 06, 2017, 04:14:51 PM
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hey guys i've some hiro coin at novaexchnage , nova going down soon so there is any way to transfer ?
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November 08, 2017, 04:52:45 PM
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I want to invest, but i don't know how
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November 08, 2017, 09:30:38 PM
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hey guys i've some hiro coin at novaexchnage , nova going down soon so there is any way to transfer ?

I sent them an e-mail. I suggested downloading the archive of the current block chain http://crypto.office-on-the.net/files/hirocoin.tar.gz.
I gave a list of nodes:
Code:
addnode=82.200.205.30:9348
addnode=151.80.42.180:9348
addnode=81.163.176.241:9348
addnode=82.117.166.77:9348
They did not answer me and did nothing.

If possible, you can re-give them this data

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December 13, 2017, 01:58:03 PM
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Where is hirocoin listed ?
Any new exchange ?
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January 02, 2018, 09:19:21 AM
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Where is hirocoin listed ?
Any new exchange ?

Unfortunately there are no active markets for this coin, at least none that I'm aware of  Undecided
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January 05, 2018, 03:05:17 PM
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The devs should add it to https://coinsmarkets.com. There is only a form to fill on https://coinsmarkets.com/support.php
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April 10, 2018, 05:45:42 PM
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Hello everybody. If you have any materials of this coin (windows wallet files, Linux gui wallet, and most importantly, blockchain backup), then post these files.
I'll try to revive the coin and add it to the stock exchanges.
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April 13, 2018, 10:07:02 AM
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I have the latest windows wallet (synced)  v0.8.8.1 -gb881c81 beta. If this helps anyone i can post it.
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April 14, 2018, 09:23:00 AM
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Hello everybody. If you have any materials of this coin (windows wallet files, Linux gui wallet, and most importantly, blockchain backup), then post these files.
I'll try to revive the coin and add it to the stock exchanges.

Wallet files and blockchain backup on the page;  http://crypto.office-on-the.net/files/

Need to add the extra nodes below to wallet v0.8.8.1-gb881c81-beta (wallet found at http://crypto.office-on-the.net/files/hirocoin-qt.0.8.8.1.zip )

addnode=82.200.205.30:9348
addnode=151.80.42.180:9348
addnode=81.163.176.241:9348
addnode=82.117.166.77:9348

Note: Thanks to sawa above for originally mentioning these nodes, the block chain sawa mentions is no longer at http://crypto.office-on-the.net/files/hirocoin.tar.gz.  but now instead
http://crypto.office-on-the.net/files/HIRO.tar.gz


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April 18, 2018, 05:08:29 PM
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Hello. I can not compile a node from the source. I used this command make -f makefile.unix RELEASE = 1
Can anyone find a way to compile?
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August 06, 2019, 11:19:16 AM
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Someone have the linux binaries?
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