flowerpots
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September 11, 2016, 06:54:26 PM |
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If I undestand correctly you can only receive Pascal Coins if you have mined a block. You need to mine a block to get an account number. Am I correct?
To get an account number there are 2 ways: - Mine a block - Receive an account. (Transfer an account) Receive an account means that the owner of an account changes the account key (public key) for your public key. When this happens then you will be the owner of this account and, of course, get it's stored balance. Thanks for your explanation. I know you have thought this through, but this is a big problem imho. Do you have ideas to change this in the future somehow with an update? Or will this always be the only 2 ways to get an account number / to get a wallet (a wallet without an account number is nothing).
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doktor1897
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September 11, 2016, 07:02:15 PM |
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still do not understand about pascal coin . just mining it, and I let sit for hours . and after I still have not found a single block .
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KK99
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September 11, 2016, 07:03:16 PM |
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If I undestand correctly you can only receive Pascal Coins if you have mined a block. You need to mine a block to get an account number. Am I correct?
To get an account number there are 2 ways: - Mine a block - Receive an account. (Transfer an account) Receive an account means that the owner of an account changes the account key (public key) for your public key. When this happens then you will be the owner of this account and, of course, get it's stored balance. Thanks for your explanation. I know you have thought this through, but this is a big problem imho. Do you have ideas to change this in the future somehow with an update? Or will this always be the only 2 ways to get an account number / to get a wallet (a wallet without an account number is nothing). people could sell account numbers for some small amount of btc (0.0001)
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flowerpots
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September 11, 2016, 08:35:48 PM |
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If I undestand correctly you can only receive Pascal Coins if you have mined a block. You need to mine a block to get an account number. Am I correct?
To get an account number there are 2 ways: - Mine a block - Receive an account. (Transfer an account) Receive an account means that the owner of an account changes the account key (public key) for your public key. When this happens then you will be the owner of this account and, of course, get it's stored balance. Thanks for your explanation. I know you have thought this through, but this is a big problem imho. Do you have ideas to change this in the future somehow with an update? Or will this always be the only 2 ways to get an account number / to get a wallet (a wallet without an account number is nothing). people could sell account numbers for some small amount of btc (0.0001) Yes, of course they can. But it makes it a lot more complicated.
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Dagmen
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September 11, 2016, 09:07:11 PM |
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If I undestand correctly you can only receive Pascal Coins if you have mined a block. You need to mine a block to get an account number. Am I correct?
To get an account number there are 2 ways: - Mine a block - Receive an account. (Transfer an account) Receive an account means that the owner of an account changes the account key (public key) for your public key. When this happens then you will be the owner of this account and, of course, get it's stored balance. Thanks for your explanation. I know you have thought this through, but this is a big problem imho. Do you have ideas to change this in the future somehow with an update? Or will this always be the only 2 ways to get an account number / to get a wallet (a wallet without an account number is nothing). people could sell account numbers for some small amount of btc (0.0001) Yes, of course they can. But it makes it a lot more complicated. Isn't it possible to just allow random generation after the account number that was supposed to be the last ? Or does the current implementation not allow bigger number for account ? :/
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KK99
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September 11, 2016, 09:49:17 PM |
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If I undestand correctly you can only receive Pascal Coins if you have mined a block. You need to mine a block to get an account number. Am I correct?
To get an account number there are 2 ways: - Mine a block - Receive an account. (Transfer an account) Receive an account means that the owner of an account changes the account key (public key) for your public key. When this happens then you will be the owner of this account and, of course, get it's stored balance. Thanks for your explanation. I know you have thought this through, but this is a big problem imho. Do you have ideas to change this in the future somehow with an update? Or will this always be the only 2 ways to get an account number / to get a wallet (a wallet without an account number is nothing). people could sell account numbers for some small amount of btc (0.0001) Yes, of course they can. But it makes it a lot more complicated. Isn't it possible to just allow random generation after the account number that was supposed to be the last ? Or does the current implementation not allow bigger number for account ? :/ I believe that account numbers can only be generated with the block because of however the safebox hash works but tbh I have no idea how that works
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Selerius
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September 12, 2016, 04:16:08 AM |
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still do not understand about pascal coin . just mining it, and I let sit for hours . and after I still have not found a single block . At least in my experience so far, gaining blocks seems to be semi-random, albeit reliable enough as long as it is kept mining. I gained 1 block in initial hours, then went a far longer time without any blocks gained (despite actually a higher kH/s rate after adjusting options to use more CPU cores), then gained 2 more blocks in rapid succession.
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Sam123
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September 12, 2016, 05:01:08 AM Last edit: September 12, 2016, 05:19:11 AM by Sam123 |
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Started mining 12 hours ago, I found 3 blocks at speed ~700Kh/s
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KK99
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September 12, 2016, 05:27:01 AM |
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Started mining 12 hours ago, I found 3 blocks at speed ~700Kh/s
are you portforwarded? how many connections do you have?
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doktor1897
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September 12, 2016, 06:13:14 AM |
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I have received one block , of the day I am curious about pascal coin . This is very nice
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Bizfagioli
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September 12, 2016, 06:32:12 AM |
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Been mining for 13 hours @ ~8200Kh/s and obtained 10 blocks using a Xeon E5 at 3.1Ghz. https://i.imgur.com/dGafTZe.pngAlso @PascalCoin, does the difficulty for this coin increase over time?
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Bizfagioli
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September 12, 2016, 09:01:01 AM Last edit: September 12, 2016, 09:21:55 AM by Bizfagioli |
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Nice processor!
Yeah it's pretty powerful When I mine with 1 core I get ~740 Kh/s When I mine with 8 cores, I get 5800 Kh/s (linear increase) When I mine with 16 cores I get 8900 Kh/s (not linear, supposed to be 11728 Kh/s) It seems mining with more than 8 cores the miner starts getting less efficient.Ill stick with two 8-core instances for now.
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ICOcountdown.com
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September 12, 2016, 10:31:32 AM |
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Still looking to buy more coins
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kahir
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September 12, 2016, 10:36:21 AM |
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Nice processor!
Yeah it's pretty powerful When I mine with 1 core I get ~740 Kh/s When I mine with 8 cores, I get 5800 Kh/s (linear increase) When I mine with 16 cores I get 8900 Kh/s (not linear, supposed to be 11728 Kh/s) It seems mining with more than 8 cores the miner starts getting less efficient.Ill stick with two 8-core instances for now. im kinda starting to be able to connect to network recently sometimes ... i got 4000 kh/s how many blocks should i find a day
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Bizfagioli
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September 12, 2016, 11:03:59 AM |
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im kinda starting to be able to connect to network recently sometimes ... i got 4000 kh/s how many blocks should i find a day
I can't say for sure, but based off my experience probably ~11 blocks in a 24 hour period. Keep in mind luck is involved.
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flowerpots
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September 12, 2016, 12:30:55 PM |
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Nice processor!
Yeah it's pretty powerful When I mine with 1 core I get ~740 Kh/s When I mine with 8 cores, I get 5800 Kh/s (linear increase) When I mine with 16 cores I get 8900 Kh/s (not linear, supposed to be 11728 Kh/s) It seems mining with more than 8 cores the miner starts getting less efficient.Ill stick with two 8-core instances for now. im kinda starting to be able to connect to network recently sometimes ... i got 4000 kh/s how many blocks should i find a day I've been hashing with ~21000 kh/s and getting 37 blocks per day (24 hours).
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Soulguard
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September 12, 2016, 01:08:48 PM |
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Hi Team, I have two computers in my network which is nated to Internet under same global IP address. Issue is, one PC is mining while other dont. If i turn one miner off other work and vice versa. How can I make both miners work?
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Bizfagioli
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September 12, 2016, 01:41:54 PM |
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I've been hashing with ~21000 kh/s and getting 37 blocks per day (24 hours).
What hardware are you using? Hi Team, I have two computers in my network which is nated to Internet under same global IP address. Issue is, one PC is mining while other dont. If i turn one miner off other work and vice versa. How can I make both miners work?
Are you using clients 1.0.2/1.0.3? They remove the need to port forward.
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cryptospreader
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September 12, 2016, 01:51:56 PM |
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Is it possible to solo mine this coin with very low spec. computer? How it is different from normal algorithms like SHA, scrypt and others?
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Dagmen
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September 12, 2016, 02:15:08 PM |
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Is it possible to solo mine this coin with very low spec. computer? How it is different from normal algorithms like SHA, scrypt and others?
Well if you could show your spec that could help telling you. Actually mining this coins is kind of lottery if you have low spec :/
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