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[/ I don't know what optimal block size is, but I'm experimenting... (a) it can't be "random" because then minnows would get a higher pct return than whales (b) I have 48 blocks right now and the one's with the highest confirmation number tend to be small (c) I'm pretty sure my return is better since I started consolidating blocks, will know for sure in about 10 days For some weird reason I'm fascinated by this type of high yield coin... I must get a dopamine hit every time I stake, man Smileyquote] Actually, I have a detailed Excel sheet for each of my positions...
Based on staking about 1% of all XPTX for 2 months... you're approach is sub-optimal Smiley So what's the smallest and largest stack you have? It seems a small stack can return bigger reward but it is staking much more time. I'm thinking of combining and splitting them by 100 coins and see how it goes. Speaking of high yield coins, it is a peanut compared to some of really high yielding coins.  |
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[/ I don't know what optimal block size is, but I'm experimenting... (a) it can't be "random" because then minnows would get a higher pct return than whales (b) I have 48 blocks right now and the one's with the highest confirmation number tend to be small (c) I'm pretty sure my return is better since I started consolidating blocks, will know for sure in about 10 days For some weird reason I'm fascinated by this type of high yield coin... I must get a dopamine hit every time I stake, man Smileyquote] Actually, I have a detailed Excel sheet for each of my positions...
Based on staking about 1% of all XPTX for 2 months... you're approach is sub-optimal Smiley So what's the smallest and largest stack you have? It seems a small stack can return bigger reward but it is staking much more time. I'm thinking of combining and splitting them by 100 coins and see how it goes. Speaking of high yield coins, it is a peanut compared to some of really high yielding coins. OK, I've definitely gone from about 230% annualized to 330-340% annualized... When the blocks get halved down to the 30-40 XPTX range or lower... Round up the ones with < 1000 confirmations and reconstitute bigger blocks in 150-200 range. You only have to do this about once per day  |
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January 26, 2018, 05:24:47 AM |
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looks interesting, a rare crypto with fun that is halfway from starting
This has been around for a while... it has a good spread on the markets. Seems to be going somewhere. |
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January 31, 2018, 06:03:48 PM |
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Been staking this for the past week and haven't gotten any rewards. Is this normal? Also, I've been getting this message regarding malwarebytes blocking outbound website file (2 times now) for XPTX while my client is running. Does this have anything to do with not receiving staking rewards? Do I need to add XPTX to the exclusion list? Not sure how to post an image on here so here's the imgur of the error message: https://imgur.com/CKR6530Any information/tips are greatly appreciated. Thanks, Noobie Staker |
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Agozyen
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February 03, 2018, 03:45:11 AM |
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hey team quick question, I downloaded the blockchain but the wallet is still 48 weeks behind. Did this happen to anyone? is there an updated file? for the blockchain?
***update*** the wallet is up and running and already received rewards in my first two days. Smooth wallet. I see big potential in the future  Yes, the wallet is rock solid and a pleasure to use Staking fragments your stack into a million specks of dust... So using Coin Control to reconstitute bigger blocks may optimize performance. What is optimal size of coin stack? The reward amount doesn't match the size of stack. I can see smaller stack returns bigger reward, so I though it is pretty much random. So I just combined all coins as a stack, but usually it's not a strategy. The very next reward is usually very small. Do I miss anything? I may be wrong here because there are various stake methods apparently, so here goes... If you have 100 coins in your wallet and it is split up into 3 inputs of say 60, 30 and 10 (total of 100) they all earn the same interest rate. However, because the 60 coin input has more coins it will stake more often. The 30 and 10 coin inputs will take longer to stake and give a seemingly bigger reward because they took longer to stake. If you average everything out it adds up to 230%, but if you aren't paying attention it looks random. If you shut your wallet down for a month and then turn it on again, the stake reward is based on the last time it staked, so you would get 30+ days when it finally stakes. If you use coin control to keep all your coins in a single block the rewards will flow in a bit more steadily. Over time there is no difference unless you opted for small inputs, in which case they may take longer to stake than normal. |
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February 05, 2018, 07:33:56 AM |
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hey team quick question, I downloaded the blockchain but the wallet is still 48 weeks behind. Did this happen to anyone? is there an updated file? for the blockchain?
***update*** the wallet is up and running and already received rewards in my first two days. Smooth wallet. I see big potential in the future Yes, the wallet is rock solid and a pleasure to use Staking fragments your stack into a million specks of dust... So using Coin Control to reconstitute bigger blocks may optimize performance. What is optimal size of coin stack? The reward amount doesn't match the size of stack. I can see smaller stack returns bigger reward, so I though it is pretty much random. So I just combined all coins as a stack, but usually it's not a strategy. The very next reward is usually very small. Do I miss anything? I may be wrong here because there are various stake methods apparently, so here goes... If you have 100 coins in your wallet and it is split up into 3 inputs of say 60, 30 and 10 (total of 100) they all earn the same interest rate. However, because the 60 coin input has more coins it will stake more often. The 30 and 10 coin inputs will take longer to stake and give a seemingly bigger reward because they took longer to stake. If you average everything out it adds up to 230%, but if you aren't paying attention it looks random. If you shut your wallet down for a month and then turn it on again, the stake reward is based on the last time it staked, so you would get 30+ days when it finally stakes. If you use coin control to keep all your coins in a single block the rewards will flow in a bit more steadily. Over time there is no difference unless you opted for small inputs, in which case they may take longer to stake than normal. Thanks. How much can we expect to stake if people are staking?! Because in other coins if not all people are staking then the rewards are more. So can we expect more than 230%? Also other than staking, is there any use for this coin? What drives this coin's price? |
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February 09, 2018, 03:34:48 AM |
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hey team quick question, I downloaded the blockchain but the wallet is still 48 weeks behind. Did this happen to anyone? is there an updated file? for the blockchain?
***update*** the wallet is up and running and already received rewards in my first two days. Smooth wallet. I see big potential in the future Yes, the wallet is rock solid and a pleasure to use Staking fragments your stack into a million specks of dust... So using Coin Control to reconstitute bigger blocks may optimize performance. What is optimal size of coin stack? The reward amount doesn't match the size of stack. I can see smaller stack returns bigger reward, so I though it is pretty much random. So I just combined all coins as a stack, but usually it's not a strategy. The very next reward is usually very small. Do I miss anything? I may be wrong here because there are various stake methods apparently, so here goes... If you have 100 coins in your wallet and it is split up into 3 inputs of say 60, 30 and 10 (total of 100) they all earn the same interest rate. However, because the 60 coin input has more coins it will stake more often. The 30 and 10 coin inputs will take longer to stake and give a seemingly bigger reward because they took longer to stake. If you average everything out it adds up to 230%, but if you aren't paying attention it looks random. If you shut your wallet down for a month and then turn it on again, the stake reward is based on the last time it staked, so you would get 30+ days when it finally stakes. If you use coin control to keep all your coins in a single block the rewards will flow in a bit more steadily. Over time there is no difference unless you opted for small inputs, in which case they may take longer to stake than normal. Thanks. How much can we expect to stake if people are staking?! Because in other coins if not all people are staking then the rewards are more. So can we expect more than 230%? Also other than staking, is there any use for this coin? What drives this coin's price? You will get a minimum of 230% APR on average, not sure if non-staking wallets affect the APR. What's driving the coins price is its rarity. There are only 550K -ish coins around so that makes it very attractive for potential investors. POS coins in general are gaining traction and they are a source of passive income. |
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February 09, 2018, 07:14:48 AM |
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hey team quick question, I downloaded the blockchain but the wallet is still 48 weeks behind. Did this happen to anyone? is there an updated file? for the blockchain?
***update*** the wallet is up and running and already received rewards in my first two days. Smooth wallet. I see big potential in the future Yes, the wallet is rock solid and a pleasure to use Staking fragments your stack into a million specks of dust... So using Coin Control to reconstitute bigger blocks may optimize performance. What is optimal size of coin stack? The reward amount doesn't match the size of stack. I can see smaller stack returns bigger reward, so I though it is pretty much random. So I just combined all coins as a stack, but usually it's not a strategy. The very next reward is usually very small. Do I miss anything? I may be wrong here because there are various stake methods apparently, so here goes... If you have 100 coins in your wallet and it is split up into 3 inputs of say 60, 30 and 10 (total of 100) they all earn the same interest rate. However, because the 60 coin input has more coins it will stake more often. The 30 and 10 coin inputs will take longer to stake and give a seemingly bigger reward because they took longer to stake. If you average everything out it adds up to 230%, but if you aren't paying attention it looks random. If you shut your wallet down for a month and then turn it on again, the stake reward is based on the last time it staked, so you would get 30+ days when it finally stakes. If you use coin control to keep all your coins in a single block the rewards will flow in a bit more steadily. Over time there is no difference unless you opted for small inputs, in which case they may take longer to stake than normal. Thanks. How much can we expect to stake if people are staking?! Because in other coins if not all people are staking then the rewards are more. So can we expect more than 230%? Also other than staking, is there any use for this coin? What drives this coin's price? You will get a minimum of 230% APR on average, not sure if non-staking wallets affect the APR. What's driving the coins price is its rarity. There are only 550K -ish coins around so that makes it very attractive for potential investors. POS coins in general are gaining traction and they are a source of passive income. Thanks, it's been 3 days now and yet to stake once... Awaiting... |
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February 09, 2018, 07:16:28 AM |
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hey team quick question, I downloaded the blockchain but the wallet is still 48 weeks behind. Did this happen to anyone? is there an updated file? for the blockchain?
***update*** the wallet is up and running and already received rewards in my first two days. Smooth wallet. I see big potential in the future Yes, the wallet is rock solid and a pleasure to use Staking fragments your stack into a million specks of dust... So using Coin Control to reconstitute bigger blocks may optimize performance. What is optimal size of coin stack? The reward amount doesn't match the size of stack. I can see smaller stack returns bigger reward, so I though it is pretty much random. So I just combined all coins as a stack, but usually it's not a strategy. The very next reward is usually very small. Do I miss anything? I may be wrong here because there are various stake methods apparently, so here goes... If you have 100 coins in your wallet and it is split up into 3 inputs of say 60, 30 and 10 (total of 100) they all earn the same interest rate. However, because the 60 coin input has more coins it will stake more often. The 30 and 10 coin inputs will take longer to stake and give a seemingly bigger reward because they took longer to stake. If you average everything out it adds up to 230%, but if you aren't paying attention it looks random. If you shut your wallet down for a month and then turn it on again, the stake reward is based on the last time it staked, so you would get 30+ days when it finally stakes. If you use coin control to keep all your coins in a single block the rewards will flow in a bit more steadily. Over time there is no difference unless you opted for small inputs, in which case they may take longer to stake than normal. I think you are right about the size of stack and time to take also the amount of staking reward. I also think the total staking rate per year is much more than 230% when you consider the compounding effect. |
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Zer0Sum
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February 11, 2018, 05:10:53 AM |
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hey team quick question, I downloaded the blockchain but the wallet is still 48 weeks behind. Did this happen to anyone? is there an updated file? for the blockchain?
***update*** the wallet is up and running and already received rewards in my first two days. Smooth wallet. I see big potential in the future Yes, the wallet is rock solid and a pleasure to use Staking fragments your stack into a million specks of dust... So using Coin Control to reconstitute bigger blocks may optimize performance. What is optimal size of coin stack? The reward amount doesn't match the size of stack. I can see smaller stack returns bigger reward, so I though it is pretty much random. So I just combined all coins as a stack, but usually it's not a strategy. The very next reward is usually very small. Do I miss anything? I may be wrong here because there are various stake methods apparently, so here goes... If you have 100 coins in your wallet and it is split up into 3 inputs of say 60, 30 and 10 (total of 100) they all earn the same interest rate. However, because the 60 coin input has more coins it will stake more often. The 30 and 10 coin inputs will take longer to stake and give a seemingly bigger reward because they took longer to stake. If you average everything out it adds up to 230%, but if you aren't paying attention it looks random. If you shut your wallet down for a month and then turn it on again, the stake reward is based on the last time it staked, so you would get 30+ days when it finally stakes. If you use coin control to keep all your coins in a single block the rewards will flow in a bit more steadily. Over time there is no difference unless you opted for small inputs, in which case they may take longer to stake than normal. I think you are right about the size of stack and time to take also the amount of staking reward. I also think the total staking rate per year is much more than 230% when you consider the compounding effect. I have 112 swing trades and all staking in a spreadsheet for 76 days, so... For the entire 76 days my annualized staking return is 308%... But for the last 31 days my annualized staking return is 523% For the latter I am staking about 1.5% of all XPTX... And about once per day I merge small blocks (20-40) into medium blocks of about 200. At any given time only 50-60% of all XPTX is staked... so that may increase returns for those that stake. |
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February 12, 2018, 09:36:15 AM |
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Cryptopia wallet is having some issues, I would suggest checking the wallet status before sending if you use them for trades.
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February 12, 2018, 11:45:17 PM |
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Yes, as I've stated previously, this isn't a pump and dump hype machine give you a big glorious roadmap and not deliver kind of coin. It's clearly stated in the OP that information isn't given out until things are ready. I'm still here. Haven't gone anywhere. Still posting. Haven't quit. Things take time. Enjoy the 230% staking. Once everything is ready to go, I'll let everyone know and proceed. The whole point of this coin was: long term store of value and long term support. My personal view is the longer a coin is around the better chance it has of increasing in value when crypto really takes off. It takes awhile to get to the 247 floor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBlFHuCzPgYAre there Some update about cryptopia wallet maintenance and for platinum bar? |
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thefix
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February 13, 2018, 02:45:13 AM |
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Yes, as I've stated previously, this isn't a pump and dump hype machine give you a big glorious roadmap and not deliver kind of coin. It's clearly stated in the OP that information isn't given out until things are ready. I'm still here. Haven't gone anywhere. Still posting. Haven't quit. Things take time. Enjoy the 230% staking. Once everything is ready to go, I'll let everyone know and proceed. The whole point of this coin was: long term store of value and long term support. My personal view is the longer a coin is around the better chance it has of increasing in value when crypto really takes off. It takes awhile to get to the 247 floor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBlFHuCzPgYAre there Some update about cryptopia wallet maintenance and for platinum bar? Looks like its still in Maintenance they posted a status message saying "10-02-18 Checking Transaction issues" so hopefully they will figure it out soon. |
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Zer0Sum
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February 14, 2018, 09:07:51 PM |
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Yes, as I've stated previously, this isn't a pump and dump hype machine give you a big glorious roadmap and not deliver kind of coin. It's clearly stated in the OP that information isn't given out until things are ready. I'm still here. Haven't gone anywhere. Still posting. Haven't quit. Things take time. Enjoy the 230% staking. Once everything is ready to go, I'll let everyone know and proceed. The whole point of this coin was: long term store of value and long term support. My personal view is the longer a coin is around the better chance it has of increasing in value when crypto really takes off. It takes awhile to get to the 247 floor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBlFHuCzPgYAre there Some update about cryptopia wallet maintenance and for platinum bar? Looks like its still in Maintenance they posted a status message saying "10-02-18 Checking Transaction issues" so hopefully they will figure it out soon. There is nothing wrong with the XPTX wallet... Cryptopia has recently has endless problems with even nuclear-hardened wallets like LTC... In the last month almost any transfer has been delayed by hours for unknown reasons. While you wait for your Cryptopia deposit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBlFHuCzPgY |
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February 17, 2018, 03:29:22 PM |
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Hey there,
is there a step by step how to mine manual?
I have no wallet, i have no pool, i have no miner.
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February 17, 2018, 03:37:40 PM |
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Hope everyone had a great holiday!
Things are moving along with XPTX. Nice to see the price move up.
I'll look into some of the issues mentioned in this thread.
Thanks to everyone reporting the issues and everyone for being part of XPTX.
I'll have a more detailed update soon.
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February 17, 2018, 03:38:46 PM |
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Could you provide me with all the useful links with the information about your project?
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blackchopper (OP)
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February 17, 2018, 03:41:16 PM |
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Could you provide me with all the useful links with the information about your project?
Look at the OP. |
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thefix
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February 17, 2018, 05:49:05 PM |
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Hope everyone had a great holiday!
Things are moving along with XPTX. Nice to see the price move up.
I'll look into some of the issues mentioned in this thread.
Thanks to everyone reporting the issues and everyone for being part of XPTX.
I'll have a more detailed update soon.
Welcome back and thanks for keeping us updated, the xptx wallet on Cryptopia has been down for maintenance for quite some time. I am not aware of any transaction issues they are referring to on the coin info page, is this something worth contacting them about or should we give it another week? |
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February 17, 2018, 08:18:24 PM |
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Hope everyone had a great holiday!
Things are moving along with XPTX. Nice to see the price move up.
I'll look into some of the issues mentioned in this thread.
Thanks to everyone reporting the issues and everyone for being part of XPTX.
I'll have a more detailed update soon.
Welcome back and thanks for keeping us updated, the xptx wallet on Cryptopia has been down for maintenance for quite some time. I am not aware of any transaction issues they are referring to on the coin info page, is this something worth contacting them about or should we give it another week? Yes, I also ask you to orient us in time, so that everyone can calmly wait |
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