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Author Topic: [ANN] TagCoin - Multi Token Wallet and Trading Platform  (Read 301245 times)
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December 23, 2013, 03:50:48 AM
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Welcome any donations for the beginner:

TEhZhhT8n3PFQNwGEUTzARTLQCarrUD2DS

Thanks a lot!

Tagged you.

---> https://earthazaar.com <---      ---> https://darkbids.com <---     ---> http://bitlows.com <---
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December 23, 2013, 03:54:23 AM
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Дaтa: 23.12.2013 08:50
Oт: нeизвecтнo
Для: TEhZhhT8n3PFQNwGEUTzARTLQCarrUD2DS (cвoй aдpec)
Кpeдит: 1.00 TAG
Чиcтaя cyммa: +1.00 TAG
ID тpaнзaкции: 2b5506f7dfd11c039c36ba593219ec007629fc8e186998e4297875f29bc62bb6

centurion76, thank you! Smiley

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December 23, 2013, 03:58:14 AM
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If TAG remains near the top of the profit stack, the multipools will help out by sucking up a few hashes Wink

Registrations for Tagmining.com have been closed.  It will remain closed until there is a better spread of hashrate in the Tagcoin network.  I will also be increasing the pool's fees to 2% to encourage miners to spread the hashrate around.

Do not take this as me telling people to leave, but please be smart with keeping the network healthy.

-Fuse
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December 23, 2013, 04:04:27 AM
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TagYak.org would like to welcome our newest group "Tag Cryptopool IT" This group now gives 24Kilo a dedicated forum with mass notifications, messaging, and user docs that can be used for "how-to" articles or wikis.

To help promote the "Tag Cryptopool IT" group TagYak will give a TAG to the first ten members that join this group.

If you would like to create your own TAG group, with a dedicated forum and docs, just join https://TagYak.org and click "Create Group" in your user toolbar.

You joined the group!

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December 23, 2013, 05:17:31 AM
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Besides tagmining which other pool for tagcoin can be trusted?
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December 23, 2013, 05:37:31 AM
Last edit: December 23, 2013, 06:41:48 AM by 24Kilo
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Besides tagmining which other pool for tagcoin can be trusted?

I was one of the original TAGminers and Fuse is without a doubt one of the best, if not the best pool admins around. But I left TAGMining for the reason of balancing hashpower and have been mining at TAG.cryptopool.IT with good success. The pool is efficient with good query times, prompt payout etc and etc.

But the admin aka LeftToeCut has been absent and unresponsive which is a worry when the pool went down earlier today. No coins were lost and the pool is back online. The dashboard has been sluggish as well, although since the pool came back online, the site has been very quick and responsive.

I still consider TAGMining my home TAG pool, although at the moment I have 3 of my miners solo mining EarthCoin, I still have one miner pointed at TAG.cryptopool.IT as I type this. So I would say mine this pool with caution and a fail-over in place.

HashFaster has a great pool which was my fail-over when mining at TAGMining and the admin is apparently very good. I mined a Hashfaster when TAGMining was off-line a while back for a few days for an upgrade.

Those are the pools I have personal experience with... hope that helps.

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December 23, 2013, 06:33:26 AM
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I'd have to agree with 24Kilo on this one.  The Hashfaster pool and my own were the only two pools to really stay up to date and working for the miners when we had the coin fork a few weeks back.

I would say try Tagmining, but my pool is currently on closed registration. I am going to start working on implementing the invitation system, so in a few days check the pool thread to see if it's done or not.  If it is, hop on and I'll throw you an invite.

In the meantime, I highly recommend throwing your rigs on Hashfaster and mining there.  They run smooth, and the pool OP is an active member in the forums.  You can take a shot at TAG.cryptopool.IT, but as 24Kilo said, the OP hasn't been responsive lately.

-Fuse

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December 23, 2013, 07:52:50 AM
Last edit: December 23, 2013, 10:07:12 AM by johndec2
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Besides tagmining which other pool for tagcoin can be trusted?

To be honest, Tagmining.com is the gold standard for TAG pools.  I may be showing a little bias here as for the first week or so there was only me and Fuse mining on the pool.  Talk about high fives when we jagged a block!

I've never encountered a pool op as dedicated as Fuse.  He probably lost quite a bit of money in the first few weeks of the pool to encourage people to join (and a lot of sleep, he was working on the project nearly 24/7). Now that his hard work has paid off and the pool has grown, what does he do?  He thinks first of the coin and the network by deliberately limiting his income to make sure his pool doesn't overwhelm the coin.  If that ain't a gold star on his CV I don't know what is.  Cool

Edit:  I'm a fairly long standing member here whose original account got hacked hence the "2" in my username. My old account had an activity >150.  

 
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December 23, 2013, 07:56:30 AM
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^^^^^

My only regret is not having my current set-up when Fuse first started the pool. Could not agree more, Fuse has set the standard high for any pool admin.

Fuse for President!!!
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December 23, 2013, 08:47:06 AM
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TagCoin is added to Bter.com for trading with BTC at

https://bter.com/trade/tag_btc


I can't withdraw TAG. There is no answer from email support.  When can I withdraw?
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December 23, 2013, 09:43:10 AM
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You are not alone I also can't withdraw TAG from BTer, clicking on the withdrawal link gives me "TAG withdrawal is disabled" and some Chinese that I can't read. I withdrew LTC and DTC yesterday so it is only a problem with TAG. I also e-mailed support.
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December 23, 2013, 10:41:25 AM
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I am not sure what is up with Bter - The guy that runs it is based in both Canada and China, and he has a few devs that only speak Chinese working from China, but when I was dealing with him a couple months ago to set up trade.tagbond.com with his software he was quite responsive...now from the forums and here it seems he is either not around, or just cannot deal with the all the support. It's one of the reasons why I developed / developing the trade side of Tagbond so we don't have to depend on anyone else.

BTw, have been playing with the mining rigs I have here - I have a machine running windows 8 with 2 x 280x and I get 750 from each, then plugged in the BAMT with 13.12 AMD driver and restarted on that same machine, and only got about 550 with each card, on exactly the same settings...so it's definately an operating system/driver problem..nothing to do with hardware in my case. However, on windows you can use the AMD catalyst center to activate the overclocking, just wondering how that is done via Linux - aticonfig?..

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December 23, 2013, 11:07:33 AM
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Tagbond.  I'm no massive fan of Windoze but had the same results as you.  It's just easier to mine efficiently with Windows.  Heaps of support and drivers.  Idiot proof really...

BTW. Don't you think you should change you avatar?  I heart bitcoin as an avatar for the TAG czar?Huh
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December 23, 2013, 02:33:17 PM
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What is going on with http://tag.hashfaster.com? No block for a day... Admin check pool!
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December 23, 2013, 03:16:18 PM
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BTw, have been playing with the mining rigs I have here - I have a machine running windows 8 with 2 x 280x and I get 750 from each, then plugged in the BAMT with 13.12 AMD driver and restarted on that same machine, and only got about 550 with each card, on exactly the same settings...so it's definately an operating system/driver problem..nothing to do with hardware in my case. However, on windows you can use the AMD catalyst center to activate the overclocking, just wondering how that is done via Linux - aticonfig?..

In linux you just tell the GPU what to do, and the drivers do the rest. IE, if you want the clock rate to be 1200 or 1400, you simply tell it. No need to run anything else. In windows, you have to use catalyst. However, linux can't undervolt via software, whereas in windows it can. For linux to undervolt, I have to flash the GPU bios with the undervolt setting.

For example if I want to OC my cards and tell them to go from 1130mhz to say, 1800mhz, I simply tell cgminer to flip to 1800mhz.

Usually when there's situations like this (whether it's mining or playing games), it comes down to driver issues based on hardware setups. For instance, most hardware has more driver support on the Windows side by default, due to it having more market share. GPU driver support is even more heavily geared toward the Windows users because most gamers are using Windows.

So it's likely a driver/hardware thing, but Windows has more access to more up to date drivers. I get better hash results in linux/debian (bamt) than I do with windows, probably because my hardware (ASRock 970-EX4 w/ everything disabled but USB and GPU) is 100% what BAMT was built for, so all the built-in drivers are prepped for the hardware.

Using other hardware, it'll be mixed. And when building linux from the ground up, unless you're good at building the drivers (sometimes having to use an old driver, which might take days to figure out) from scratch, it could lead to pulling your hair out.

That's another thing--I disable literally everything on the motherboard (via BIOS), except for the USB ports and built-in ethernet port. This prevents anything unused from taking power, and prevents any "unnecessary" driver issues. SSD is disabled, IDE, Floppy, Serial ports, IR ports, the whole 9 yards.. it's all disabled.

Glad to hear you've got some more hash rates!

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December 23, 2013, 03:20:21 PM
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Besides tagmining which other pool for tagcoin can be trusted?


I can say with confidence tag.cryptopools.com can be trusted.


-tb-

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December 23, 2013, 03:21:12 PM
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Besides tagmining which other pool for tagcoin can be trusted?

I used tag.hashfaster.com and it was decent, and I tried tag.cryptopools.com and it was also about the same as hashfaster. I keep them in my config as backup pools. The admins of cryptopools seem fairly active and respond to you within a day or so.

Techbytes is a pretty cool person ;P

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December 23, 2013, 03:36:46 PM
Last edit: December 23, 2013, 04:43:45 PM by ny2cafuse
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Fuse for President!!!

LMAO... you guys are too funny.  Thanks for the kind words though, Johndec and 24Kilo.


I can say with confidence tag.cryptopools.com can be trusted.
-tb-

Sorry, techbytes... I always forget about tag.cryptopools.com.  Another great choice as it's the only(?) PPS pool for Tag.  I would say that Hashfaster, cryptopools.com and tagmining.com would be the top 3 to put in your config.  Your choice on order.


EDIT- registrations are open again.  I will be monitoring the hashrate, but things are business as usual.

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December 23, 2013, 03:39:35 PM
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@vesperwillow - I am also disabling everything via the bios, and now I know it's not really a hardware thing, I will mess with the drivers and OS, learning as I go... most of the mining thing here for me is a hobby..:-)... I am at heart a geek, so nice to have something to play with that is new.. so now I have to go get me a ASRock 970-EX4...Smiley

@johndec2 - as far as I know, I cannot change the avatar, not since the hacking of bitcointalk a while back..unless you know a way?..

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December 23, 2013, 08:31:00 PM
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I can say with confidence tag.cryptopools.com can be trusted.


-tb-

Even though I am not a fan of PPS pools and thus have never mined on 'techbytes' pool, tag.cryptopools.com, I would say that you can mine his pool with full confidence.

Apologies to techbytes for the oversight.
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