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

[bible_pay]

Although we dont have the override yet for the client side transmission frequency, you can do this:
pog_foundationdonation=0
pog_coinagepercentage=0
healing_foundationdonation=0
healing_coinagepercentage=0

From your VMS and that will prevent it from sending a transmission.

I just added :
disablegsctransmission=1

To the next version.  This will stop the wallet from sending any.

So, my assumption was the same with those "0" so I add it to my VPSs (with disablegsctransmission=1). It was looking that it's OK, but then I realized the maybe it's needed to copy newest version of wallet (with registered CPK). So I copied newest wallet to my VPSs, restart wallet, unlocked it and ... went to bed, because it was too late.
Today after I came back from work I was badly surprised.
all of my VPSs sent default 2,5BBP GSCC and 2 times because it was more than 12h.
So, now I'm totally without coinage
There were light in the dark with 1432, I add disableclientsidetransmission=1 to all my configs, but 2 of my VPS sent GSCC again despite of that. I don't know why. Maybe that config wast just badly saved. I edit it again and now it looks that it's working properly, but with my 0 coinage I'm out of play
But thanks for the update
I have few questions:
Is it needed to have newest version with registered CPK on VPS?
Is it needed to have it unlocked? (I'm using -headlesspassword)
I was looking with "exec testgscvote" on contracts and there is stated that last superblock was 123430, but I haven't any payment. Or am I looking at it badly?
Thanks

Hmm, yeah I find myself in similar situations as you, think of it for the greater good.  Today I gave GIN one of my sancs for example to test with for 60 days.

So you dont need the latest version of the program, unless we make a breaking change. 
But, as far as 'needing to have a CPK' on VPS, (on a side note, you can make a CPK for your VPS wallets and keep a different one with your main controller wallet), but yes, you do need a CPK on your mining wallets because when we enable ABN, the ABN signs the weight with your CPK.  Today you don't need it but we will soon - so its better to set it up now.

Yes, wallet does need to be unlocked with headlesspassword, or it cannot create the GSC transmission (this is where it pays the stake to itself).  So one option is to keep less BBP on the VMSs and leave an unencrypted wallet and keep the lions share in your home encrypted wallet.

On 123430, that was paid, but it all went to worldpeace.  Note that your rewards are always one day behind, so your reward will be in block 123635.  So you did not miss it yet.
Type in 'leaderboard true last' to see what you will receive in 123635.  (that means "true"=your own, last= what will be paid in the next superblock).

The GUI leaderboard shows the *next* leaderboard, which will be at 12635+205 (the future).

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[bible_pay]

** SouthXChange is back online and up on Evo **

[Mart1250]

How is it possible that with the same evo version (both 64bit) I have 2 different layouts on 2 different machines?, one at the old layout and one at a new layout. The loading screen is different too, old and new. One machine runs windows 10 and the other runs Windows server 2012 R2 Datacenter Edition. Same installer.

Edit: I even tried copying the exact same installer that I downloaded on my win10 machine to my windows server 2012 machine and it still shows the old layout?

Edit 2: Fixed... I think there are some register entries that are read from the old version. I changed it in the interface menu.

Regards,

Mart

Yeah, on Windows this is possible because we still use the same key-hive (biblepay) in both Classic and Evo.  In Classic, it had a setting name for the theme and we respect it, but on new installs we set it to be "Bezaleel" (the nice one).    You can get the key hive name by looking in the log under "QT-Settings", I believe we write it now (we also write it in linux, and a linux user can edit that file).

Or, you can just edit the settings in the UI and re-save once you upgrade .

At first I thought I had downloaded a wrong version, very confusing. But it's clear now. Thanks.

Regards,

Mart

[bible_pay]

When we first started some of the bitcointalk mods said our volume was not indicative of the money we raised for Charity (which it was actually if you look at the particular days we sold for compassion).

But nevertheless I invite anyone who wants to vouch for our volume to watch the volume on SX on the day we sell compassion (like today for example).  I'll be glad to post before and after and sell while Theymos is watching live.

[bible_pay]

*** LETTER WRITING FEES RAISED ***


Since we need 79 letters written in the next 60 days, I raised the reward to 8200 BBP for letter writers.

Also, please note we have 3 letters written that need voted on.

See:

https://pool.biblepay.org

[capulo]

how are these numbers calculated?

  "networkhashps": 33286950618.98179,
  "networkmhashps": 33286.95061898,
  "hashps": 25552663236.46152,

because it shows network hashs as 33Gh/s
and my this one machine is 25Gh/s
my 3 machines in pool doing 58Gh/s so network h/s should be much higher... no?

[inblue]

how are these numbers calculated?

  "networkhashps": 33286950618.98179,
  "networkmhashps": 33286.95061898,
  "hashps": 25552663236.46152,

because it shows network hashs as 33Gh/s
and my this one machine is 25Gh/s
my 3 machines in pool doing 58Gh/s so network h/s should be much higher... no?

My hashps is also something like 70% of the network hashps. But what is weird is that hashps grows indefinitely, even though my computer outputs the same work. Looks like something is adding to the number instead of updating it. So I reckon the number you see in the first few minutes of mining is your real hashps, because then my hashps was less than 0.5% of network hashps. I hope we helped in diagnosing this.

[capulo]

yes, maybe . also it is too high for cpu hashing , 40 cores on 2.8ghz i think are not able to do 20Gh/s

[bible_pay]

how are these numbers calculated?

  "networkhashps": 33286950618.98179,
  "networkmhashps": 33286.95061898,
  "hashps": 25552663236.46152,

because it shows network hashs as 33Gh/s
and my this one machine is 25Gh/s
my 3 machines in pool doing 58Gh/s so network h/s should be much higher... no?

My hashps is also something like 70% of the network hashps. But what is weird is that hashps grows indefinitely, even though my computer outputs the same work. Looks like something is adding to the number instead of updating it. So I reckon the number you see in the first few minutes of mining is your real hashps, because then my hashps was less than 0.5% of network hashps. I hope we helped in diagnosing this.

We fixed this in Biblepay-classic by doing a test, and it seemed to reconcile close to the pool.

In testnet however, Oncoapop raised this issue, and when I did my test "I believed" it matched the pool at the time - and I believe I was in error.
I think we need to look at what we did to Classic to fix it and port it in.

I'll take a look at this also.

[bible_pay]

*** LETTER WRITING FEES RAISED ***


Since we need 79 letters written in the next 60 days, I raised the reward to 14.5K BBP for letter writers.

Also, please note we have 3 letters written that need voted on.

See:

https://pool.biblepay.org

Reward raised to 14.5K!

[bible_pay]

*** BIBLEPAY SUCCESSFULLY PAID GSC REWARDS - Block 123635 ***




Congratulations everyone!

BiblePay has successfully implement Generic Smart Contract payments in Prod, and our recipients have been paid!

Code:

ALL: B4hsUDPZUfrku9Aa9PHzDNf4KBh33zCwhA [Sakic], Pts: 4688106.00, Reward: 280.82": "0.03%",
  "ALL: B5PBsq9bpBcB3jWsixTeKyhvnaAqdXbRnJ [ee1], Pts: 1622264.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%",
  "ALL: B6Sguc8sudT3YZZgY4CLBFzaNpBBMAgEth [pbrusky], Pts: 11520279.00, Reward: 655.24": "0.07%",
  "ALL: B76TkLSoZ5RCCLCgUJj6iajb4j6Ceo9Xdv [shi], Pts: 143010.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: B8mTjd78HkLBXDw31cCSs57XMQ24C6DTNK [inblue], Pts: 14414593931.00, Reward: 789377.73": "84.33%",
  "ALL: BAnoFuqQUjxnA4bYLddSEceXgPLfHMaaCh [orbis], Pts: 13003109.00, Reward: 748.85": "0.08%",
  "ALL: BAzYQgrU4akmjz9BrvNMjfgLxrQPNSxDxb [Porpoise], Pts: 580579.00, Reward: 8611.73": "0.92%",
  "ALL: BBxCKVuQyvFQtYSJ9KC9TwEtmzcDjTLWBr [ee2], Pts: 1464726.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%",
  "ALL: BCDpSdB8Wx3euaYaCXJbpUBanFxcFms2Yd [worldpeace], Pts: 10637393.00, Reward: 28268.95": "3.02%",
  "ALL: BCkMSnYu1Pp5qc2HzD3FxrQVjs5RQunDak [jesusrules], Pts: 7602391.00, Reward: 2620.96": "0.28%",
  "ALL: BCrmSRUkYZKPCRZQ9yCDDV9x3Xw85CCB5E [15g09x_1], Pts: 134972.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BDCR9ECRye3opbMmwZCieU8BVrbEc7YYBJ [murof], Pts: 2497711.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%",
  "ALL: BEv63xKxjAvZpQMCG2dzpLU7wTCcUhpRYd [evo@main], Pts: 26592.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BF16ULUzvFbw7ukzhunvxoqqx4SEKFon15 [uptime], Pts: 31540209.00, Reward: 1684.90": "0.18%",
  "ALL: BFtdmgtSbJtetZ93hynqHrdzSyxKrUgjLW [fillmore], Pts: 243041.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BJTK1XqNHsEd4X1kREh7SKXunRfsAG9Q58 [samiam], Pts: 7920507.00, Reward: 468.03": "0.05%",
  "ALL: BKFxyWPWsYEmXNWd5fC1eU8RTrPRVoqxXF [Gabriel], Pts: 49773432.00, Reward: 2714.57": "0.29%",
  "ALL: BLow12UpnVxTSKjgokRKVWBTDVXXKTP3Vz [scw2], Pts: 282857.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BPv5j5ueT9KFZVkuFJADWabZSfU3dtJ3AD [001ar], Pts: 560481.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BQXj5kV9LVUZGF4ipFCRmkzBbZu366grJt [randrews], Pts: 15387354.00, Reward: 9173.37": "0.98%",
  "ALL: BREpeasoDxk7KWGpf2iJaW39Kb9DFj7Pou [capulo], Pts: 334901234.00, Reward: 18346.74": "1.96%",
  "ALL: BRsBS7rDmUb1JSTF57FhrrXHdf8HSPqkxN [lilbro], Pts: 1327979927.00, Reward: 72731.71": "7.77%",
  "ALL: BT3jx7iLPiqBedTD4g498Ab9XihxjfU2Tb [biblepay], Pts: 5411.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BTJWG9TJx56H7MbQAts8Nx5unp5LoJzD2t [lalexcrox], Pts: 1859878.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%"

[thesnat21]

*** BIBLEPAY SUCCESSFULLY PAID GSC REWARDS - Block 123635 ***




Congratulations everyone!

BiblePay has successfully implement Generic Smart Contract payments in Prod, and our recipients have been paid!

Code:

ALL: B4hsUDPZUfrku9Aa9PHzDNf4KBh33zCwhA [Sakic], Pts: 4688106.00, Reward: 280.82": "0.03%",
  "ALL: B5PBsq9bpBcB3jWsixTeKyhvnaAqdXbRnJ [ee1], Pts: 1622264.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%",
  "ALL: B6Sguc8sudT3YZZgY4CLBFzaNpBBMAgEth [pbrusky], Pts: 11520279.00, Reward: 655.24": "0.07%",
  "ALL: B76TkLSoZ5RCCLCgUJj6iajb4j6Ceo9Xdv [shi], Pts: 143010.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: B8mTjd78HkLBXDw31cCSs57XMQ24C6DTNK [inblue], Pts: 14414593931.00, Reward: 789377.73": "84.33%",
  "ALL: BAnoFuqQUjxnA4bYLddSEceXgPLfHMaaCh [orbis], Pts: 13003109.00, Reward: 748.85": "0.08%",
  "ALL: BAzYQgrU4akmjz9BrvNMjfgLxrQPNSxDxb [Porpoise], Pts: 580579.00, Reward: 8611.73": "0.92%",
  "ALL: BBxCKVuQyvFQtYSJ9KC9TwEtmzcDjTLWBr [ee2], Pts: 1464726.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%",
  "ALL: BCDpSdB8Wx3euaYaCXJbpUBanFxcFms2Yd [worldpeace], Pts: 10637393.00, Reward: 28268.95": "3.02%",
  "ALL: BCkMSnYu1Pp5qc2HzD3FxrQVjs5RQunDak [jesusrules], Pts: 7602391.00, Reward: 2620.96": "0.28%",
  "ALL: BCrmSRUkYZKPCRZQ9yCDDV9x3Xw85CCB5E [15g09x_1], Pts: 134972.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BDCR9ECRye3opbMmwZCieU8BVrbEc7YYBJ [murof], Pts: 2497711.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%",
  "ALL: BEv63xKxjAvZpQMCG2dzpLU7wTCcUhpRYd [evo@main], Pts: 26592.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BF16ULUzvFbw7ukzhunvxoqqx4SEKFon15 [uptime], Pts: 31540209.00, Reward: 1684.90": "0.18%",
  "ALL: BFtdmgtSbJtetZ93hynqHrdzSyxKrUgjLW [fillmore], Pts: 243041.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BJTK1XqNHsEd4X1kREh7SKXunRfsAG9Q58 [samiam], Pts: 7920507.00, Reward: 468.03": "0.05%",
  "ALL: BKFxyWPWsYEmXNWd5fC1eU8RTrPRVoqxXF [Gabriel], Pts: 49773432.00, Reward: 2714.57": "0.29%",
  "ALL: BLow12UpnVxTSKjgokRKVWBTDVXXKTP3Vz [scw2], Pts: 282857.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BPv5j5ueT9KFZVkuFJADWabZSfU3dtJ3AD [001ar], Pts: 560481.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BQXj5kV9LVUZGF4ipFCRmkzBbZu366grJt [randrews], Pts: 15387354.00, Reward: 9173.37": "0.98%",
  "ALL: BREpeasoDxk7KWGpf2iJaW39Kb9DFj7Pou [capulo], Pts: 334901234.00, Reward: 18346.74": "1.96%",
  "ALL: BRsBS7rDmUb1JSTF57FhrrXHdf8HSPqkxN [lilbro], Pts: 1327979927.00, Reward: 72731.71": "7.77%",
  "ALL: BT3jx7iLPiqBedTD4g498Ab9XihxjfU2Tb [biblepay], Pts: 5411.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BTJWG9TJx56H7MbQAts8Nx5unp5LoJzD2t [lalexcrox], Pts: 1859878.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%"

Several 0 payments in that list,  is this to be expected?

[bible_pay]

*** BIBLEPAY SUCCESSFULLY PAID GSC REWARDS - Block 123635 ***




Congratulations everyone!

BiblePay has successfully implement Generic Smart Contract payments in Prod, and our recipients have been paid!

Code:

ALL: B4hsUDPZUfrku9Aa9PHzDNf4KBh33zCwhA [Sakic], Pts: 4688106.00, Reward: 280.82": "0.03%",
  "ALL: B5PBsq9bpBcB3jWsixTeKyhvnaAqdXbRnJ [ee1], Pts: 1622264.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%",
  "ALL: B6Sguc8sudT3YZZgY4CLBFzaNpBBMAgEth [pbrusky], Pts: 11520279.00, Reward: 655.24": "0.07%",
  "ALL: B76TkLSoZ5RCCLCgUJj6iajb4j6Ceo9Xdv [shi], Pts: 143010.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: B8mTjd78HkLBXDw31cCSs57XMQ24C6DTNK [inblue], Pts: 14414593931.00, Reward: 789377.73": "84.33%",
  "ALL: BAnoFuqQUjxnA4bYLddSEceXgPLfHMaaCh [orbis], Pts: 13003109.00, Reward: 748.85": "0.08%",
  "ALL: BAzYQgrU4akmjz9BrvNMjfgLxrQPNSxDxb [Porpoise], Pts: 580579.00, Reward: 8611.73": "0.92%",
  "ALL: BBxCKVuQyvFQtYSJ9KC9TwEtmzcDjTLWBr [ee2], Pts: 1464726.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%",
  "ALL: BCDpSdB8Wx3euaYaCXJbpUBanFxcFms2Yd [worldpeace], Pts: 10637393.00, Reward: 28268.95": "3.02%",
  "ALL: BCkMSnYu1Pp5qc2HzD3FxrQVjs5RQunDak [jesusrules], Pts: 7602391.00, Reward: 2620.96": "0.28%",
  "ALL: BCrmSRUkYZKPCRZQ9yCDDV9x3Xw85CCB5E [15g09x_1], Pts: 134972.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BDCR9ECRye3opbMmwZCieU8BVrbEc7YYBJ [murof], Pts: 2497711.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%",
  "ALL: BEv63xKxjAvZpQMCG2dzpLU7wTCcUhpRYd [evo@main], Pts: 26592.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BF16ULUzvFbw7ukzhunvxoqqx4SEKFon15 [uptime], Pts: 31540209.00, Reward: 1684.90": "0.18%",
  "ALL: BFtdmgtSbJtetZ93hynqHrdzSyxKrUgjLW [fillmore], Pts: 243041.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BJTK1XqNHsEd4X1kREh7SKXunRfsAG9Q58 [samiam], Pts: 7920507.00, Reward: 468.03": "0.05%",
  "ALL: BKFxyWPWsYEmXNWd5fC1eU8RTrPRVoqxXF [Gabriel], Pts: 49773432.00, Reward: 2714.57": "0.29%",
  "ALL: BLow12UpnVxTSKjgokRKVWBTDVXXKTP3Vz [scw2], Pts: 282857.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BPv5j5ueT9KFZVkuFJADWabZSfU3dtJ3AD [001ar], Pts: 560481.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BQXj5kV9LVUZGF4ipFCRmkzBbZu366grJt [randrews], Pts: 15387354.00, Reward: 9173.37": "0.98%",
  "ALL: BREpeasoDxk7KWGpf2iJaW39Kb9DFj7Pou [capulo], Pts: 334901234.00, Reward: 18346.74": "1.96%",
  "ALL: BRsBS7rDmUb1JSTF57FhrrXHdf8HSPqkxN [lilbro], Pts: 1327979927.00, Reward: 72731.71": "7.77%",
  "ALL: BT3jx7iLPiqBedTD4g498Ab9XihxjfU2Tb [biblepay], Pts: 5411.00, Reward: 0.00": "0.00%",
  "ALL: BTJWG9TJx56H7MbQAts8Nx5unp5LoJzD2t [lalexcrox], Pts: 1859878.00, Reward: 93.61": "0.01%"

Several 0 payments in that list,  is this to be expected?

Yes.  They were not paid in the superblock.

It's better to show you that you earned a low amount of points than hide it from a user.

[thesnat21]

Several 0 payments in that list,  is this to be expected?

Yes.  They were not paid in the superblock.

I'd be curious to see the ins/outs of this process.   is there a minimum point requirement?

[bible_pay]

Several 0 payments in that list,  is this to be expected?

Yes.  They were not paid in the superblock.

I'd be curious to see the ins/outs of this process.   is there a minimum point requirement?

No.  This is a number scaling issue.  To do that, import the data into excel and just reverse engineer it, and ensure the payments below .25BBP end up as zero.
We do require a .25BBP minimum to be in a superblock vout (for compactness).

[bible_pay]

how are these numbers calculated?

  "networkhashps": 33286950618.98179,
  "networkmhashps": 33286.95061898,
  "hashps": 25552663236.46152,

because it shows network hashs as 33Gh/s
and my this one machine is 25Gh/s
my 3 machines in pool doing 58Gh/s so network h/s should be much higher... no?

Yeah, unfortunately the combination of the large numbers and our fix for mininghps is resulting in an unintended consequence.

Its not causing a mission critical error under the hood, but it needs fixed today.

I'll work on this today and notify everyone of a leisure upgrade to fix both the networkmhashps and the mininginfo.

It appears we will need this to be released.

[yaronidon]

How much should I expect for sanctuary payout on Evo ?
It seem lower than expected.

[bible_pay]

How much should I expect for sanctuary payout on Evo ?
It seem lower than expected.

The GSC escrow started at 123,200 (which applies 950K per day to the GSC contract), please see this doc:

https://wiki.biblepay.org/Evolution_Mining_Economics


Also, when the difficulty > 60K, DGW starts to impact the gross payment.

[yaronidon]

Sorry I am confused
I thought that Sanctuaries were 40% and will remain 40%
But now I need 3 times more BBP to create a Sanctuary, so I expected 3 times less total number of Sanctuaries, and 3 Times more payout per Sanctuary.

[thesnat21]

Several 0 payments in that list,  is this to be expected?

Yes.  They were not paid in the superblock.

I'd be curious to see the ins/outs of this process.   is there a minimum point requirement?

No.  This is a number scaling issue.  To do that, import the data into excel and just reverse engineer it, and ensure the payments below .25BBP end up as zero.
We do require a .25BBP minimum to be in a superblock vout (for compactness).

Rob:

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bbp/tx.dws?84be7fd5edaa0ac65a40075a35b84a81cf9fea01ee2c21f2ea4333a69276c02e.htm

These #'s don't match what you had on your chart, and it sent a few 0.00 BBP transactions this seems strange to me.

Could be a timing issue (report output vs what happened) but it's curious