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delle54
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December 08, 2016, 01:48:50 PM |
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A solo miner with such a high hashrate should find more blocks than gorillapool. But like I said, gorillapool strangely finds the majority of the blocks (17 of the last 20).
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Once a transaction has 6 confirmations, it is extremely unlikely that an attacker without at least 50% of the network's computation power would be able to reverse it.
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cryptomaxsun
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Ukrainians will resist
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December 08, 2016, 02:39:56 PM |
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Attention! Two miners that mining in my pool http://xci.ms-pool.net.ua yesterday transaction 07.12.2016, 13:53:58 aa6eee882d1d6f860e46ba84db09761121b5cc2d59674932da31a28197786a44 It was too big and was rejected by the network. Coins returned to the pool of the purse balance. I'll send them to you manually. In pm write your address and the amount. |
❘|❘ Cлaвa Укpaинe! ❘|❘ Glory to Ukraine! ❘|❘
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CryptoRambler
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December 08, 2016, 03:56:51 PM |
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Also seems cryptonote is not completely anon.
How many coins I got? 1D8rYP4KgPxi9PBQhpTHnCEHzcUnXVX6475oUUSfXsygLKFcjG9Vg8x8iTYAwjsaX8cyPhHx4j63n26 PS: if you think zcash is better, i think Cryptonote is way better because, for NSA to break zcash, they need to get just 1 key with quantum computer. In contrast, NSA need to get 1 key per address for Cryptonote. You can correct me if I got the zcash number wrong since I am not so familiar. I am pretty sure about the numbers for Cryptonote @slb is right. Time-tested CryptoNote vs New creepy zcash. My answer is CryptoNote. @xicoin, so which of these are part of this project already: 1 ring sigs 2 stealth addresses 3 ring CT It seems like XMR would be a better fork than cryptonote, from a security perspective since both use cryptonight. Isn't it true that BCN has more updated security code too? |
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ROBERTO
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December 08, 2016, 06:11:00 PM |
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gorilla pool smokes high more than 130kh right now
Yes and network 33.18 KH/sec, why network Hash don't show all KH/s on the network? Don't understand the network hashrate is calculated based on the last 720 blocks of the network. This is why you see 353.35 KH/sec on network and few kh/s on pools actually. |
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Sam123
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December 08, 2016, 06:31:44 PM |
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Did not get any coin since this morning  are you mining? yes at ~3-4 KH/sec |
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XCICOIN (OP)
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December 08, 2016, 09:13:47 PM |
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Also seems cryptonote is not completely anon.
How many coins I got? 1D8rYP4KgPxi9PBQhpTHnCEHzcUnXVX6475oUUSfXsygLKFcjG9Vg8x8iTYAwjsaX8cyPhHx4j63n26 PS: if you think zcash is better, i think Cryptonote is way better because, for NSA to break zcash, they need to get just 1 key with quantum computer. In contrast, NSA need to get 1 key per address for Cryptonote. You can correct me if I got the zcash number wrong since I am not so familiar. I am pretty sure about the numbers for Cryptonote @slb is right. Time-tested CryptoNote vs New creepy zcash. My answer is CryptoNote. @xicoin, so which of these are part of this project already: 1 ring sigs 2 stealth addresses 3 ring CT It seems like XMR would be a better fork than cryptonote, from a security perspective since both use cryptonight. Isn't it true that BCN has more updated security code too? 1. + 2. + (with walletd) 3. - We are thinking on migrating to BCN source code because of 1. cryptonote compatibility 2. walletd and api 3. database 4. better network XMR is not compatible with cryptonote and GUI. We will watch XMR development and probably some day if we will need it we will look closer to ring CT but only after battle testing  |
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XCICOIN (OP)
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December 08, 2016, 09:21:39 PM |
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gorilla pool smokes high more than 130kh right now
Yes and network 33.18 KH/sec, why network Hash don't show all KH/s on the network? Don't understand the network hashrate is calculated based on the last 720 blocks of the network. This is why you see 353.35 KH/sec on network and few kh/s on pools actually. Exactly. If we will change 720 block to lower value now we may have problems in future. The problem is with the BIG miner who is pumping hashrate and leaving the network. 40-60 min block time is a common situation in Bitcoin so there is nothing urgent. The XCI Network will adjust itself, it may take some extra time. Please, don't worry network is still small, block reward is still high, every miner or trader here is still an early adopter and everything is awesome. |
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logictense
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December 08, 2016, 10:05:09 PM |
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Uh someone must be putting a big hash into farming all that weed.  I sense u guys are one post away from calling this another 51% attempt. How many 51%'s have there been up until now? Let chew the cud who could an evil miner whale be? I can recall I seen a hipster guy in my neighborhood with a pyramid stack of ASICs on his way to a new pickup truck. Chances are thats ur cannabis attacker. |
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XCICOIN (OP)
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December 08, 2016, 10:15:51 PM |
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Uh someone must be putting a big hash into farming all that weed. I sense u guys are one post away from calling this another 51% attempt. How many 51%'s have there been up until now? Let chew the cud who could an evil miner whale be? I can recall I seen a hipster guy in my neighborhood with a pyramid stack of ASICs on his way to a new pickup truck. Chances are thats ur cannabis attacker. XCI Coin is ASIC resistant. This BIG miner is a small cpu botnet or huge GPU mining rigs set. 300 khs is equal to about 500-600 GPUs. |
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delle54
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December 09, 2016, 01:28:39 AM |
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Maybe, but he doesn't seem to mine anything. The blocks go to gorillapool and cryptonotepool The only bothering thing is the very high diff. which is slowing everything down. |
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carlo_0000
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December 09, 2016, 12:29:21 PM |
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yes look strange diff is not going down, look like an attacker, mining with wrong setting ?
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Sam123
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December 09, 2016, 05:07:32 PM
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Maybe, but he doesn't seem to mine anything. The blocks go to gorillapool and cryptonotepool The only bothering thing is the very high diff. which is slowing everything down. I was mining at a 3-4 KH/S on gorillapool. I did not get any coin for 24 hours (I stopped yesterday) . How can you tell that the coins are going to gorillapool ? |
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carlo_0000
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December 09, 2016, 06:12:42 PM |
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Maybe, but he doesn't seem to mine anything. The blocks go to gorillapool and cryptonotepool The only bothering thing is the very high diff. which is slowing everything down. I was mining at a 3-4 KH/S on gorillapool. I did not get any coin for 24 hours (I stopped yesterday) . How can you tell that the coins are going to gorillapool ? simple you check the found block page of the pool you can see how much block the pool found and you can see currently gorilla found most of the blocks, so it s mean most of the hashpower is there and so you can determinate that the high difficulty (what is not droping) is wind |
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delle54
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December 09, 2016, 06:39:40 PM |
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As I said previously, ATM it can take up to about 24h before your mined coin shows up in the balance.
I am mining at about 1.5 kh/s and waiting too. Just klick on the tab "Pool Blocks" and you will see how long confirmations take ATM.
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Macr0
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December 09, 2016, 08:36:03 PM |
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Since two days no payments... this big miner is killing it imo.  Where the other miners? Join the pools! |
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ROBERTO
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December 09, 2016, 09:00:48 PM |
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Since two days no payments... this big miner is killing it imo. Where the other miners? Join the pools! No big miners, network hashrate is based on the last 720 blocks You can see, last Block Found: about 7 hours ago! No enough hashrate on network actually for that big diff to find blocks quickly Only arround 50 blocks found in this last 2 days |
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Macr0
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December 09, 2016, 09:20:09 PM |
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Since two days no payments... this big miner is killing it imo. Where the other miners? Join the pools! No big miners, network hashrate is based on the last 720 blocks You can see, last Block Found: about 7 hours ago! No enough hashrate on network actually for that big diff to find blocks quickly Only arround 50 blocks found in this last 2 days Yeah the delay... i forgot it...  |
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synthgauge
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December 09, 2016, 09:41:33 PM |
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Since two days no payments... this big miner is killing it imo. Where the other miners? Join the pools! No big miners, network hashrate is based on the last 720 blocks You can see, last Block Found: about 7 hours ago! No enough hashrate on network actually for that big diff to find blocks quickly Only arround 50 blocks found in this last 2 days It wont last long. Because its highly valuable, someone might aboard soon. Hint: tonight. |
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