BiblePay | 10% to Orphan-Charity | RANDOMX MINING | Sanctuaries (Masternodes)

[slavino]

my 400/40 Mbit home optical internet is enough for 5 servers=8VMs every
so check your traffics on machines .....

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[Swongel]

Lets all hope best future for the coin.
I am moving all my servers to home.
ROB technical question. If I were to connect 10 servers 8vm each at home on home connections would my home connection suffice?
They are all on big internet from DC now

Not Rob; but I'm seeing spikes of about 600kbit/s (mostly download) for a single instance, totalling ~48mbit in your situation.
Considering you don't need to sync instantly (taking a few ms extra is not an issue), I'd say it'd be no problem to mine from home so long as you have broadband connection.

[MNs76]

Hi guys, sorry if this has been answered somewhere before, but I can't find any information and I'd like to learn more about it since I'm not a "super" user.

During the pool issues in the last few days, I suspect my 5 machines switched to solo mining because one morning I found a lump sum of coins transferred in my wallet with the dove symbol and an entry under the transaction list called "mined".   What I'm trying to understand is this:

if the usual setup for solo mining in the cfg lines do not contain any workerID or user information, how come that the "mined" coins got transferred to me to my main wallet where the automatic payment is setup?

I.e. is it a case of a huge coincidence that the machine where I have my main wallet got lucky in picking a block to solve or is it that somehow all 5 machines mined solo but they managed to cumulatively pool (no pun intended) the generated coins into a single transfer to the wallet?

Also, how exactly does one switch a machine from pool to solo mining?   The main website instructs to use ONLY the following:

addnode=node.biblepay.org 
gen=1 
genproclimit=x

Is this enough or should some user information be included somewhere in there too?

Obviously I'm more interested in being part of the community in the pool, but during time of issues I feel would be good to know how to have a plan "B" for temporary performance.    I took the last 3 days as a chance to test it (inspired by the mined lump sum) but with the cfg settings above not a single coin came through. 

If someone could provide some clarification or point me in the direction of the information I'd be very grateful.

Sorry about the long post and thanks.

[capulo]

my observation are, that each wallet doing lots of traffic when starting, sometime both directions. after while it calms down
and dont forget about up/down total traffic. i'm doing over 1TB per month....

[slavino]

so much? :O

[slovakia]

my observation are, that each wallet doing lots of traffic when starting, sometime both directions. after while it calms down
and dont forget about up/down total traffic. i'm doing over 1TB per month....

capulo pls stop p2p downloading 1080p/2160p porn movies 

[jamescloudynieze]

Sir Goodday i have question how about the old topic sir
But this is interisting tho

[dave_bbp]

Hi guys, sorry if this has been answered somewhere before, but I can't find any information and I'd like to learn more about it since I'm not a "super" user.

During the pool issues in the last few days, I suspect my 5 machines switched to solo mining because one morning I found a lump sum of coins transferred in my wallet with the dove symbol and an entry under the transaction list called "mined".   What I'm trying to understand is this:

if the usual setup for solo mining in the cfg lines do not contain any workerID or user information, how come that the "mined" coins got transferred to me to my main wallet where the automatic payment is setup?

I.e. is it a case of a huge coincidence that the machine where I have my main wallet got lucky in picking a block to solve or is it that somehow all 5 machines mined solo but they managed to cumulatively pool (no pun intended) the generated coins into a single transfer to the wallet?

Also, how exactly does one switch a machine from pool to solo mining?   The main website instructs to use ONLY the following:

addnode=node.biblepay.org 
gen=1 
genproclimit=x

Is this enough or should some user information be included somewhere in there too?

Obviously I'm more interested in being part of the community in the pool, but during time of issues I feel would be good to know how to have a plan "B" for temporary performance.    I took the last 3 days as a chance to test it (inspired by the mined lump sum) but with the cfg settings above not a single coin came through. 

If someone could provide some clarification or point me in the direction of the information I'd be very grateful.

Sorry about the long post and thanks.

Long post, (kinda) short answer:
Miners fall back to solo mining if the pool is down, has no connection, does not send packages etc. In case of solo mining, your "worker id" is ignored and every machine you have is mining for itself (hence "solo"). That means the machine with the dove symbol for the mined block was the actual (and only) machine that luckily hit it. The block mining reward is directly transfered to the miner (no extra identification necessary).
To force solo mining you just have to comment the pool= line in the config (like this: #pool=...), the worker line will be ignored anyways. You'll see if you run solo or not by typing "getmininginfo" in the debug console; there it should say "poolmining=false". Hope that helps.

P.S.: Indeed hitting solo blocks is pure luck, so it could very well be that you go on to mine for - let's say - another week before hitting one again...

[zthomasz]

"Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love." - Ephesians 4:2

[MNs76]

Thanks Dave_bbp, that helps a lot.

Weird thing happened last night, I had another solo mining lump sum in my transaction list with the dove icon, the coins were "immature", but this time rather than mature and move to my balance they simply disappeared after a while. 

Any ideas why?  Is there some action that I can take from the "repair wallet" to retrieve?

[bible_pay]

Thanks Dave_bbp, that helps a lot.

Weird thing happened last night, I had another solo mining lump sum in my transaction list with the dove icon, the coins were "immature", but this time rather than mature and move to my balance they simply disappeared after a while. 

Any ideas why?  Is there some action that I can take from the "repair wallet" to retrieve?

It sounds like you were running the latest version (1086+).  If that was the case, this is very very rare, its called an orphaned block.
(Pardon the pun).

This means you actually found a block solo mining but it was stale, and at the same very instant someone else found that block so the wallet erased yours (because they beat you to the punch system wide).  Basically, whatever block is confirmed by the supermajority (51%+) first, becomes the next block in the chain.

You would have to look at your log for the block you found then a reorganize, then a new pindexbest entry to verify this is indeed what happened.

[bible_pay]

I see Pool | Reports | Difficulty History is rising quite sharply.  Good job guys.

[bible_pay]

Tom, I asked SouthXChange for the New Coin Application form so we can get listed quick, and Support sent me an email (alluding to the fact they would list us for the .15 fee) :

Please sign up in our exchange and fund your account.


So I assume if you want to go in and cash those BTC in, and go ahead and fund your trading account, then I can reply and say that you are the ambassador for Biblepay, use this account number, and make us live.

[zurg]

Well, after a whole day of following instructions and redoing VPS (a few times) I finally got my MN up and running overnight.
At some point I will try to modify the MN setup guide as the current one has a few spelling errors and certain steps could be explained better to some of us non-Linux users.

[harrisvan87]

Thanks Dave_bbp, that helps a lot.

Weird thing happened last night, I had another solo mining lump sum in my transaction list with the dove icon, the coins were "immature", but this time rather than mature and move to my balance they simply disappeared after a while. 

Any ideas why?  Is there some action that I can take from the "repair wallet" to retrieve?

It sounds like you were running the latest version (1086+).  If that was the case, this is very very rare, its called an orphaned block.
(Pardon the pun).

This means you actually found a block solo mining but it was stale, and at the same very instant someone else found that block so the wallet erased yours (because they beat you to the punch system wide).  Basically, whatever block is confirmed by the supermajority (51%+) first, becomes the next block in the chain.

You would have to look at your log for the block you found then a reorganize, then a new pindexbest entry to verify this is indeed what happened.

Hi Rob
My linux wallet list transac as below...that was orphan block ?

 "account": "",
    "address": "BQMotC6KEePFKYLaTUJVujaAquYnkXXXX",
    "category": "orphan",
    "amount": 7300.63005863,
    "vout": 0,
    "confirmations": 0,
    "bcconfirmations": 0,
    "generated": true,
    "trusted": false,
    "txid": "8369fa79c5a6153da22914a8838ed41a21f4ec1fee40e46d42228c8739fc575f",
    "walletconflicts": [
    ],
    "time": 1516096130,
    "timereceived": 1516096135,
    "bip125-replaceable": "unknown"
  },
  {
    "account": "",
    "address": "BQMotC6KEePFKYLaTUJVujaAquYnkXXXXX",
    "category": "orphan",
    "amount": 7358.23954888,
    "vout": 0,
    "confirmations": 0,
    "bcconfirmations": 0,
    "generated": true,
    "trusted": false,
    "txid": "2c54ddab5ae27846b84a90c56f414fc3eb1f4941d8ac3f1b0d26b6cefc0d65bd",
    "walletconflicts": [
    ],
    "time": 1516097883,
    "timereceived": 1516097897,
    "bip125-replaceable": "unknown"

[zthomasz]

Tom, I asked SouthXChange for the New Coin Application form so we can get listed quick, and Support sent me an email (alluding to the fact they would list us for the .15 fee) :

Please sign up in our exchange and fund your account.


So I assume if you want to go in and cash those BTC in, and go ahead and fund your trading account, then I can reply and say that you are the ambassador for Biblepay, use this account number, and make us live.

Okay sounds good, but is the southXchange listing "entry" fee 0.1 or is it 0.15? Here's what I got from them ...

"Thanks for contacting us. We can add this coin. The entry fee is 0.1 BTC.

Your SouthXChange Support Team"

Just to make sure I do this correctly ...  I should transfer the 285K BBP to my C-CEX account and convert it to BTC, then transfer the BTC to my southXwest account?

[joelles]

Solo mining with 16 cores @ 3.5ghz each no blocks in 48h

[togoshigekata]

SouthXchange is exchange without Volume.

At the very least we just need an exchange where everyone can buy and sell,
C-CEX is live with us but still has new user registration disabled,
CoinsMarkets is still down

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Tom, I asked SouthXChange for the New Coin Application form so we can get listed quick, and Support sent me an email (alluding to the fact they would list us for the .15 fee) :

Please sign up in our exchange and fund your account.

So I assume if you want to go in and cash those BTC in, and go ahead and fund your trading account, then I can reply and say that you are the ambassador for Biblepay, use this account number, and make us live.

Okay sounds good, but is the southXchange listing "entry" fee 0.1 or is it 0.15? Here's what I got from them ...

"Thanks for contacting us. We can add this coin. The entry fee is 0.1 BTC.

Your SouthXChange Support Team"

Just to make sure I do this correctly ...  I should transfer the 285K BBP to my C-CEX account and convert it to BTC, then transfer the BTC to my southXwest account?

Sounds right Thomas or you could send it to Rob,
I guess it depends on who wants to be the point of contact with them (and tell them in the future when there are mandatory upgrades)

[bible_pay]

Here is an interesting article about David Baker, director Protein Design, Univ of Washington:

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/26/science/protein-design-david-baker.html

Since Biblepay already helps orphans, and as I feel - just as Jesus Heals, Biblepay should investigate the healing aspect.   Posing the question:
 What can Biblepay do to heal people?  We can try to cure cancer, using our mining clock cycles.

I'm currently working on the ability to partner with a well known organization that has over 1 million devices computing the cure.  One of these organizations creates cross platform software, running on both linux and windows with a certain secure interface into the distributed computing cancer grid with credit monitoring abilities per server.

I've been in contact with David Anderson, Berkeley for the initial design of the whitepaper.  Now I am contacting David Baker, in hopes that we will come to an agreement for utilization of the "Cancer Computer" software his team has built.  It is already running on over 50,000 servers, so it is well tested already, and the team has many achievements in the area of curing cancer, which I will outline.

Since curing cancer is of paramount importance, I place this project at the highest priority level for Biblepay and will devote 100% of my time and effort into this over the next 2 weeks as we focus on integrating with Univ of Washington and the Cancer Computer initiative into Biblepay core for testnet testing.  This will result in a hybrid of Proof-of-Loyalty/Proof-of-Distributed-Computing for our core algorithm.  Of course, we will vote on all of the important aspects such as : modifying consensus, consensus payment mechanisms, and pool ramifications.  But first, I need to finish the proof of concept.

If the proof of concept is successful, I will modify our roadmap to have a Cancer Fighting release set for June 2018, and move Stratis proof-of-concept back to September 2018.

All credit goes to Jesus, the most high.

[bible_pay]

Tom, I asked SouthXChange for the New Coin Application form so we can get listed quick, and Support sent me an email (alluding to the fact they would list us for the .15 fee) :

Please sign up in our exchange and fund your account.


So I assume if you want to go in and cash those BTC in, and go ahead and fund your trading account, then I can reply and say that you are the ambassador for Biblepay, use this account number, and make us live.

Okay sounds good, but is the southXchange listing "entry" fee 0.1 or is it 0.15? Here's what I got from them ...

"Thanks for contacting us. We can add this coin. The entry fee is 0.1 BTC.

Your SouthXChange Support Team"

Just to make sure I do this correctly ...  I should transfer the 285K BBP to my C-CEX account and convert it to BTC, then transfer the BTC to my southXwest account?

Thanks Tom.  Yes if they said .10, then just go with .10.  Yeah, I would sell the BBP on the exchange and put .11 in your trading account, then follow up from the same mail and say OK Im funded, lets get BBP live! 

Thanks dude.