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Author Topic: HoboNickels - HBN - High Fast Stake - Version 2.0! More Secure, Less Intensive  (Read 478611 times)
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April 06, 2014, 07:31:22 PM
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If anyone is going to the crypto-currency convention in New York this week, make sure to give a good shout out for HBN.  I am not going to be able to make it  Angry

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April 06, 2014, 09:14:45 PM
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WARNING: checkpoint is too old, wait for blockchain to download or notify dev


well i am notifying the dev ^^  what does that mean? (i checked and i'm using the last version of hbn 1.3, is there a newer version?)

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https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9592-hbn-trouble-shooting-guide-syncing-and-checkpoints/

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April 06, 2014, 09:17:28 PM
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Guys, you should do some research. PoW and PoS have their own difficulties, 1st depends on hashrate, and 2nd on stakeweight of the network.
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April 06, 2014, 09:44:16 PM
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Guys, you should do some research. PoW and PoS have their own difficulties, 1st depends on hashrate, and 2nd on stakeweight of the network.

Um, who do you address your message to precisely? If it includes me, I for one DO know about that! For the 3rd time I repeat, I was talking only about the PoW hashrate fluctuations, and I wasn't referring to the PoW or PoS difficulty! If you'd checked from time to time your wallet console or any HBN pool dashboard during the last 24 hours, you'd have noticed these frequent PoW hashrate spikes (400... 500... 1000 Mh, then again 500... then again 1000... etc.). That's all I was asking about. 
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April 06, 2014, 09:46:27 PM
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Guys, you should do some research. PoW and PoS have their own difficulties, 1st depends on hashrate, and 2nd on stakeweight of the network.

It appears that they do however have some type of reliance on each other.  Check out this thread for discussion about a previous event where a large stakeholder coming online caused PoW dif to go up. https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/5502-strange-diffnethash/

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April 06, 2014, 10:32:31 PM
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Guys, you should do some research. PoW and PoS have their own difficulties, 1st depends on hashrate, and 2nd on stakeweight of the network.

Yes they do have their own difficulty, but they are related in some way.  And the reason why I mentioned about PoS, is because I believe the hash rate reading is influenced by those spike... But I might be mistaken on that one, It might have been a bug or non related to HBN, I don't remember.

Maybe Tranz can clarify if the nethashrate reading is influenced by PoS spikes or it's pure PoW.

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April 06, 2014, 11:05:45 PM
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Guys, you should do some research. PoW and PoS have their own difficulties, 1st depends on hashrate, and 2nd on stakeweight of the network.

Yes they do have their own difficulty, but they are related in some way.  And the reason why I mentioned about PoS, is because I believe the hash rate reading is influenced by those spike... But I might be mistaken on that one, It might have been a bug or non related to HBN, I don't remember.

Maybe Tranz can clarify if the nethashrate reading is influenced by PoS spikes or it's pure PoW.

Number of blocks found over a set time plus the current difficulty is used to determine the hash rate. So when the PoW difficultly spikes due to many PoS blocks being found quickly, then it will appear as a huge influx of hash.  It should settle down quickly and get back to a more correct level begin reported.

If you try to simply calculate the hash rate based on PoW difficulty, this will be incorrect.

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April 06, 2014, 11:24:47 PM
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For instance, we jumped up pretty quickly from about 6 diff to mid 7 and the net mh/s went from 550 to 940.

proof-of-work" : 7.66032057,
netmhashps" : 940.02360905,

It then took a while to find the next block and even though the PoW diff went up  the net mh/s went down.


proof-of-work" : 7.84127652,
netmhashps" : 783.20991173,

I believe we are around mid 500s right now.

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April 06, 2014, 11:39:45 PM
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Well, in NVC model system (as far as I know) it is used something like 6 PoS +2 PoW blocks per hour (I may be wrong with exact numbers, needs to be clarified...Edit: target is 144 PoS blocks per day and 48-144 PoW blocks, which means 6 PoS+ 2-6 PoW per hour), it is a target (may be even hardcoded) and both PoS and PoW difficulties try to match this parameters based on the speed of block finding by PoW (hashpower) and PoS (stakeweight).

This is how I see it's working, interesting how this implemented in HBN.

P.S. as you can see from Novacoin network difficulty charts http://charts.novaco.in/ there is no direct relation between PoW and PoS graphs, PoS difficulty is constantly growing, and PoW diff is fluctuating.

Or may be I am completely wrong and just don't understand well the design of such hybrid PoS/PoW systems  Grin

P.P.S. hmm now I see Tranz post at cryptocointalk.com "They are related in that they both change difficulty to try to get to 30 second block time." Interesting...
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April 06, 2014, 11:54:43 PM
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Its close to the same, but slightly different on HBN, as both PoS and PoW share the same block generation time of 30 seconds.

There maybe some tweaks needed to the net mh/s difficulty, it seemed to be pretty accurate when the network was not getting so many PoS blocks.

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April 07, 2014, 12:06:49 AM
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Impressive to see NVC PoS difficulty go up so nicely. He did the right things early to fix some key issues. I'd like to do some of these tings as well, but as we get deeper into the block chain with more users, hard forks become increasing difficult to pull off.

According to my quick napkin calculation. At a difficulty of 7, HBN would need 2,000 mh/s to sustain it, if it were a PoW only coin.

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April 07, 2014, 12:33:25 AM
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Well, this is why hobos are so fun, and nova is so.. hard)

After implementing of the rule "max 10 NVC per PoS reward" people started to divide their holdings to approx 100 NVC, thus creating many many inputs (especially some of large holders), plus PoS block likely creates 2 new inputs when generating, so the PoS diff now is so high, that, for example, I have an input with 90 days age and 1090 coin*days, and it still cannot give a birth to smth =\

Yeah, HBN is much fun, wow, such fast  Grin
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April 07, 2014, 12:48:57 AM
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Well, this is why hobos are so fun, and nova is so.. hard)

After implementing of the rule "max 10 NVC per PoS reward" people started to divide their holdings to approx 100 NVC, thus creating many many inputs (especially some of large holders), plus PoS block likely creates 2 new inputs when generating, so the PoS diff now is so high, that, for example, I have an input with 90 days age and 1090 coin*days, and it still cannot give a birth to smth =\

Yeah, HBN is much fun, wow, such fast  Grin

I just finally downloaded my NVC, but haven't tried staking them yet... I know it will be much more difficulty.

So it looks like the high PoW for HBN, made a few people leave. As the net mh/s fell to 280ish, and the difficulty is still dropping.

"proof-of-work" : 6.29899596,
"netmhashps" : 284.77875407,

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"proof-of-work" : 6.20105252,
"netmhashps" : 309.68974165,

I think this maybe where a few people jump back on. And the network again finds equilibrium, between the now ever faster PoS and the slower PoW ;-)


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April 07, 2014, 01:16:17 AM
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im not mining HBN but minting em.

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April 07, 2014, 02:12:59 AM
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Well, this is why hobos are so fun, and nova is so.. hard)

After implementing of the rule "max 10 NVC per PoS reward" people started to divide their holdings to approx 100 NVC, thus creating many many inputs (especially some of large holders), plus PoS block likely creates 2 new inputs when generating, so the PoS diff now is so high, that, for example, I have an input with 90 days age and 1090 coin*days, and it still cannot give a birth to smth =\

Yeah, HBN is much fun, wow, such fast  Grin

I just finally downloaded my NVC, but haven't tried staking them yet... I know it will be much more difficulty.

So it looks like the high PoW for HBN, made a few people leave. As the net mh/s fell to 280ish, and the difficulty is still dropping.

"proof-of-work" : 6.29899596,
"netmhashps" : 284.77875407,

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"proof-of-work" : 6.20105252,
"netmhashps" : 309.68974165,

I think this maybe where a few people jump back on. And the network again finds equilibrium, between the now ever faster PoS and the slower PoW ;-)



Everything I said on the last page, I do believe is true. However I also agree that there is a large harsher coming in and out of the network.  And is pushing the PoW difficulty up and then leaving, and waiting for it to drop.

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April 07, 2014, 04:10:41 AM
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nice talk,

This is why I like HBN, I love the nice and steady PoS income... It will be interesting to see how all this is going to unfold as more people join the HBN club

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April 07, 2014, 12:58:13 PM
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I have been holding HBN for over 6 months now, and the staking was working quite well (always a few orphans while synching up) until about a week ago. Since then my wallet has attempted to stake over 40 blocks, with only one having been accepted on the network. I noticed that there was frequently one confirmation, with the stake block being transferred into unconfirmed, only to be transferred out again, and the stake lost, rather strange.

I was using Windows QT 1.3.0, then 1.3.1, and have also tried 1.3.6 .. Synching seems very slow as well (taken 28 hours to download the whole blockchain). I am opening the wallet for long periods, but shut down every now and then (at least once a day).

Any suggestions welcomed !

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April 07, 2014, 01:10:10 PM
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Good coin with a really good dev, thanks for your work. Nice PoS income Smiley
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April 07, 2014, 03:25:22 PM
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I have been holding HBN for over 6 months now, and the staking was working quite well (always a few orphans while synching up) until about a week ago. Since then my wallet has attempted to stake over 40 blocks, with only one having been accepted on the network. I noticed that there was frequently one confirmation, with the stake block being transferred into unconfirmed, only to be transferred out again, and the stake lost, rather strange.

I was using Windows QT 1.3.0, then 1.3.1, and have also tried 1.3.6 .. Synching seems very slow as well (taken 28 hours to download the whole blockchain). I am opening the wallet for long periods, but shut down every now and then (at least once a day).

Any suggestions welcomed !



Have you tried coin control yet to combine your blocks? If you never did and been staking for 6 months, you might be up for the job.  You might have too many/too small blocks and when they compete on the network they just don't have enough weight against other mature blocks.  So even if they will eventually stake, you get a few orphans along the way.

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April 07, 2014, 06:55:27 PM
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So far so good!   Wink
I have ~ 356,000 blocks left to sync.

I haven't been able to get this far in a while.
Looks like my actual wallet.dat file was corrupt.

Good think I keep backups!   Grin
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