no way wallet not synced, showing its synced 100%
then still showing 1315block and 1313 and cannot mine wont mine, the one who is got the azure 1000cores server.
you wont get any..
I've gotten 4 blocks since launch with 600 hms...just being persistent will get you a block. Nothing to do with luck...
Here's a quote from @effectstocause one of the Dev's of Vericoin and Verium on mining Verium,
"Another factor everyone also must consider is the number of blocks that pass per day and the number of miners there are. If there are more miners than blocks per day, not everyone will get a block in one day, those that do will have more power on average for sure. Those that do not will get in the next day, or next etc. As the blocktime decreases the number of blocks goes up per day proportional to the power (usually also the number of miners). So in most PoW if you don't get blocks in the beginning you never will, this is not necessarily the case with a variable blocktime, there will be more blocks per day when power increases. This too will help to keep it possible to find a block given enough power. Additionally the reward is decreasing as the blocktime decreases, but there are more blocks so still almost as many coins are coming out per day.
Also, the more miners there are, the more demand there is, and less supply is in each miners hands. Because the coins are more spread out, more demand and less concentrated supply distribution should in theory result in increased value. So if you are getting less coins than you thought it also likely means the coins you do get will be more valuable.
One more thing. When mining ETH say at a pool you may get 0.002 ETH every couple hours or more, if you get 7 VRM in two days from one block it's also a lot, it just comes in larger chunks. That is why I added the time estimate so people could gauge an estimate of when they are most likely to get a block based on their hashrate and the network rate. In the end though it adds up to the same thing.
In conclusion you may have to think outside the typical PoW context to see the whole picture here for PoWT and CPU mining, but as @Alben said it's quite lucrative by the numbers over the course of a month. The average price paid for Verium in the ICO was about $0.60, by all rational logic, the actual price should be higher than the presale price, otherwise no one would have invested into the presale. So each block right now may be worth more than $4. Assuming conservatively the price stays at the ICO presale price. "
Just being persistent will eventually get you a block, remember Verium is supposed to be hard to mine. The dynamic between Vericoin and Verium one being the Commodity and one being the spendable currency backed by the commodity is what will be the innovation here.
