[ANN][SEM] Semux - Official Thread

[savel]

If some one want create your own validator, please contact me i have 9700 semux for vote.

Anonymous pool (no registration)

Delegates: general01 and general02

Vote for one or more of the delegates and get paid out once per day.

[Darthswan]

If some one want create your own validator, please contact me i have 9700 semux for vote.

Anonymous pool (no registration)

Delegates: general01 and general02

Vote for one or more of the delegates and get paid out once per day.

At me with the mathematics it is bad, you could explain how much approximately semux in day I will receive in your pool, from each 1000 semux?
I want to equal with the payments that I have now, just gradually in my pool, payments are reduced, every day (((
the number of votes increases, the number of payments decreases (

[savel]

If some one want create your own validator, please contact me i have 9700 semux for vote.

Anonymous pool (no registration)

Delegates: general01 and general02

Vote for one or more of the delegates and get paid out once per day.

At me with the mathematics it is bad, you could explain how much approximately semux in day I will receive in your pool, from each 1000 semux?
I want to equal with the payments that I have now, just gradually in my pool, payments are reduced, every day (((
the number of votes increases, the number of payments decreases (

you yourself answered your own question. The amount of payments depends on several changing factors. For example, the number of validators increases, hence the periodicity of forged blocks increases, therefore payments are reduced.

[Darthswan]

you yourself answered your own question. The amount of payments depends on several changing factors. For example, the number of validators increases, hence the periodicity of forged blocks increases, therefore payments are reduced.

I understand this perfectly, I probably did not correctly ask the question) At the moment you have 2 validators? are they active? many votes?
In my pool, there are 7 validators with 50k voices each, now with 1000 semux a day, about 1.5-2 semux are released. Therefore, I would like to know if you have approximate figures in the pool, then there is no sense, and if the difference is significant, I could vote.

The validator will have to do something, since the voices will circulate oti the pool to the pool) it is interesting

[alexandrofff]

Can I follow you on Facebook? Because I can't find Semuz there. The only crypto that I followed is LuckyToken, and that's why I want to know more information about Semuz and share it with friends and followers.

[mdodong]

Do I need to reapply for the bonus now I am Member (instead of Jr.Member) ?

No need to reapply for the signature campaign. If you applied before you will be part of the next round after your rank qualifies(>=Member).

[mdodong]

Can I follow you on Facebook? Because I can't find Semuz there. The only crypto that I followed is LuckyToken, and that's why I want to know more information about Semuz and share it with friends and followers.

We don't have facebook community yet. But we have twitter and discord.

[GTTIGER]

Below is the updated signature campaign rules as announced on Discord.

New BitcoinTalk Signature Campaign Rules:
1. The total amount is 300,000 SEM for three months, from Dec 4, 2017 to Feb 25, 2018;
2. Only BitcoinTalk users with Member or above rank are allowed to participate in this event;
3. You need to sign up once at https://goo.gl/forms/bVWnUSVDh4byCyWr2;
4. The rewards will be proportionally distributed to participants based on the following point system:
       Member: 1
       Full Member: 2
       Sr. Member: 4
       Hero Member: 8
       Legendary:  16
5. Multi-accounts/spam are not allowed. @Cloudpost will be the dedicated campaign manager. Everyone is encouraged to report any abuse;
6. You need to make at least 1 post per week (deleted posts won't count). It can be anywhere in the forum;
7. You can NOT take off the signature after you signing up;
8. We reserve the right the cancel this event or revise the rules at any time.

Week 8 user list: https://www.semux.org/assets/campaign/signature/week8.json

I like the new campaign rules and new website look nice
now we just need 1 post per week, sounds great

I am glad to see that the signature campaign will continue. I am surprised only 1 post per a week is the requirement. I assume users that are normally active here will probably have more than 1 post per week anyways, so I guess this is used to prevent spam. Those who post more will, those who usually don't probably won't. Seems fair.

[Phash2k]

Below is the updated signature campaign rules as announced on Discord.

New BitcoinTalk Signature Campaign Rules:
1. The total amount is 300,000 SEM for three months, from Dec 4, 2017 to Feb 25, 2018;
2. Only BitcoinTalk users with Member or above rank are allowed to participate in this event;
3. You need to sign up once at https://goo.gl/forms/bVWnUSVDh4byCyWr2;
4. The rewards will be proportionally distributed to participants based on the following point system:
       Member: 1
       Full Member: 2
       Sr. Member: 4
       Hero Member: 8
       Legendary:  16
5. Multi-accounts/spam are not allowed. @Cloudpost will be the dedicated campaign manager. Everyone is encouraged to report any abuse;
6. You need to make at least 1 post per week (deleted posts won't count). It can be anywhere in the forum;
7. You can NOT take off the signature after you signing up;
8. We reserve the right the cancel this event or revise the rules at any time.

Week 8 user list: https://www.semux.org/assets/campaign/signature/week8.json

I like the new campaign rules and new website look nice
now we just need 1 post per week, sounds great

I am glad to see that the signature campaign will continue. I am surprised only 1 post per a week is the requirement. I assume users that are normally active here will probably have more than 1 post per week anyways, so I guess this is used to prevent spam. Those who post more will, those who usually don't probably won't. Seems fair.

I wonder how the new merit system can come in place here... are you thinking about using merits on the campaign anyhow?

[technerd]

Is there a tutorial / introduction on voting for delegates? I just signed up at https://semux.info/pool, and not really sure how to proceed.  Thanks.

UPDATE:

I believe voting can be done from the semux wallet.  Still have a few questions.

How many votes can I make? Is there a limit?

Is there a particular stat of each delegate I need to look for when choosing who to vote? Or can I just vote for anyone randomly? 

I think there is also a note on the website to encourage voting for those delegates with less votes. Why is this?

[TwSeventh]

Is there a tutorial / introduction on voting for delegates? I just signed up at https://semux.info/pool, and not really sure how to proceed.  Thanks.

UPDATE:

I believe voting can be done from the semux wallet.  Still have a few questions.

How many votes can I make? Is there a limit?

Is there a particular stat of each delegate I need to look for when choosing who to vote? Or can I just vote for anyone randomly?  

I think there is also a note on the website to encourage voting for those delegates with less votes. Why is this?

First choose the 'Delegate' based on your pool > Open your wallet and find 'Delegates Tab' > Find the name based on your Pool and vote it.
For example;

You're choosing 'Camel' on https://semux.info/pool.
find 'Camel' on your wallet and vote it and done.

There's no limit,

To turn it to Validator.

[technerd]

Is there a tutorial / introduction on voting for delegates? I just signed up at https://semux.info/pool, and not really sure how to proceed.  Thanks.

UPDATE:

I believe voting can be done from the semux wallet.  Still have a few questions.

How many votes can I make? Is there a limit?

Is there a particular stat of each delegate I need to look for when choosing who to vote? Or can I just vote for anyone randomly?  

I think there is also a note on the website to encourage voting for those delegates with less votes. Why is this?

First choose the 'Delegate' based on your pool > Open your wallet and find 'Delegates Tab' > Find the name based on your Pool and vote it.
For example;

You're choosing 'Camel' on https://semux.info/pool.
find 'Camel' on your wallet and vote it and done.

There's no limit,

To turn it to Validator.

I see. Thanks. Will vote for those in my delegate pool.

When I was experimenting earlier, I voted for someone outside of my pool.  What is the implication on this?  Should I unvote?

[TwSeventh]

Is there a tutorial / introduction on voting for delegates? I just signed up at https://semux.info/pool, and not really sure how to proceed.  Thanks.

UPDATE:

I believe voting can be done from the semux wallet.  Still have a few questions.

How many votes can I make? Is there a limit?

Is there a particular stat of each delegate I need to look for when choosing who to vote? Or can I just vote for anyone randomly?  

I think there is also a note on the website to encourage voting for those delegates with less votes. Why is this?

First choose the 'Delegate' based on your pool > Open your wallet and find 'Delegates Tab' > Find the name based on your Pool and vote it.
For example;

You're choosing 'Camel' on https://semux.info/pool.
find 'Camel' on your wallet and vote it and done.

There's no limit,

To turn it to Validator.

I see. Thanks. Will vote for those in my delegate pool.

When I was experimenting earlier, I voted for someone outside of my pool.  What is the implication on this?  Should I unvote?

We will get the rewards based on the shares.
So,
it would be better for you to unvote him,because you do not know how much 'shares' that you will get from him/her.
should be like that,

[technerd]

Is there a tutorial / introduction on voting for delegates? I just signed up at https://semux.info/pool, and not really sure how to proceed.  Thanks.

UPDATE:

I believe voting can be done from the semux wallet.  Still have a few questions.

How many votes can I make? Is there a limit?

Is there a particular stat of each delegate I need to look for when choosing who to vote? Or can I just vote for anyone randomly?  

I think there is also a note on the website to encourage voting for those delegates with less votes. Why is this?

First choose the 'Delegate' based on your pool > Open your wallet and find 'Delegates Tab' > Find the name based on your Pool and vote it.
For example;

You're choosing 'Camel' on https://semux.info/pool.
find 'Camel' on your wallet and vote it and done.

There's no limit,

To turn it to Validator.

I see. Thanks. Will vote for those in my delegate pool.

When I was experimenting earlier, I voted for someone outside of my pool.  What is the implication on this?  Should I unvote?

We will get the rewards based on the shares.
So,
it would be better for you to unvote him,because you do not know how much 'shares' that you will get from him/her.
should be like that,

Ok, got it! Unvoted. Thanks for clarifying.

[technerd]

Is there a tutorial / introduction on voting for delegates? I just signed up at https://semux.info/pool, and not really sure how to proceed.  Thanks.

UPDATE:

I believe voting can be done from the semux wallet.  Still have a few questions.

How many votes can I make? Is there a limit?

Is there a particular stat of each delegate I need to look for when choosing who to vote? Or can I just vote for anyone randomly?  

I think there is also a note on the website to encourage voting for those delegates with less votes. Why is this?

First choose the 'Delegate' based on your pool > Open your wallet and find 'Delegates Tab' > Find the name based on your Pool and vote it.
For example;

You're choosing 'Camel' on https://semux.info/pool.
find 'Camel' on your wallet and vote it and done.

There's no limit,

To turn it to Validator.

I see. Thanks. Will vote for those in my delegate pool.

When I was experimenting earlier, I voted for someone outside of my pool.  What is the implication on this?  Should I unvote?

We will get the rewards based on the shares.
So,
it would be better for you to unvote him,because you do not know how much 'shares' that you will get from him/her.
should be like that,

Ok, got it! Unvoted. Thanks for clarifying.

One more question. Does it make sense to deplete all your existing SEM and use it for voting?  I assume when you unvote, the SEM will be returned to you?

[TwSeventh]

Is there a tutorial / introduction on voting for delegates? I just signed up at https://semux.info/pool, and not really sure how to proceed.  Thanks.

UPDATE:

I believe voting can be done from the semux wallet.  Still have a few questions.

How many votes can I make? Is there a limit?

Is there a particular stat of each delegate I need to look for when choosing who to vote? Or can I just vote for anyone randomly?  

I think there is also a note on the website to encourage voting for those delegates with less votes. Why is this?

First choose the 'Delegate' based on your pool > Open your wallet and find 'Delegates Tab' > Find the name based on your Pool and vote it.
For example;

You're choosing 'Camel' on https://semux.info/pool.
find 'Camel' on your wallet and vote it and done.

There's no limit,

To turn it to Validator.

I see. Thanks. Will vote for those in my delegate pool.

When I was experimenting earlier, I voted for someone outside of my pool.  What is the implication on this?  Should I unvote?

We will get the rewards based on the shares.
So,
it would be better for you to unvote him,because you do not know how much 'shares' that you will get from him/her.
should be like that,

Ok, got it! Unvoted. Thanks for clarifying.

One more question. Does it make sense to deplete all your existing SEM and use it for voting?  I assume when you unvote, the SEM will be returned to you?

Yes,because i did it.
When you're voting it,your balance will be locked by the system.
and when you're unvoting it you balance will be unlocked by the system and it will be on your wallet.

[lda1000]

Does it make sense to deplete all your existing SEM and use it for voting?

Yes it make sense to vote for your own delegate or for a pool because you will get rewarded with SEM for it (you will earn coins).

[GMule]

Does it make sense to deplete all your existing SEM and use it for voting?

Yes it make sense to vote for your own delegate or for a pool because you will get rewarded with SEM for it (you will earn coins).

Just make sure you leave a little balance so you can unvote if you change your mind.  It will take a normal fee of 0.005 to vote or unvote.

[Techmozz]

After this thread was suspended I've removed my signature.
Is that the reason why I didn't get my SEM's in my wallet?
I had the signature for weeks but nobody replied on my posts here.

[technerd]

Does it make sense to deplete all your existing SEM and use it for voting?

Yes it make sense to vote for your own delegate or for a pool because you will get rewarded with SEM for it (you will earn coins).

Just make sure you leave a little balance so you can unvote if you change your mind.  It will take a normal fee of 0.005 to vote or unvote.

Ok, great! I get it now. Thanks!

Now if only I have more SEM to vote...