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Anyone do the calculation on when MAX coin supply will be reached? Seems like it is still a insta-mine field day going on here...
Lord only knows who is taking the $$ and what the money is being used to finance.
LOL, I wouldn't worry about that, this coin will never see that day. I'll be surprised if it's here in one year. I am quite sure you will be surprised then... I made an entry to my calendar. I will come back to you next year... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2lfZg-apSA
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April 19, 2018, 06:20:47 PM |
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Anyone do the calculation on when MAX coin supply will be reached? Seems like it is still a insta-mine field day going on here...
Lord only knows who is taking the $$ and what the money is being used to finance.
LOL, I wouldn't worry about that, this coin will never see that day. I'll be surprised if it's here in one year. I am quite sure you will be surprised then... I made an entry to my calendar. I will come back to you next year... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2lfZg-apSAOk, i deleted the calendar entry again. I thought i would discuss with an at least medium clever person. After your extremly intelligent post, i have to revise that thought. You are obviously not. As my live experience told me, that it is totally time wasting, discussing with stupid persons like you, there is only one thing i can do: I wish you good luck for your life. By the way, you must be one of the happiest persons in the world. Do you know why? Stupidness makes live so easy. Not to understand whats going on around the world... It‘s a boon...
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What exactly looks „completely fucked“ to you there? Did you realize, that the bold entrys above belong to the same block? Ok, bold doesnt work in a code snippet, i mean the numbers between So for me, everything looks fine... What? Not sure what you are trying to say.. This looks normal to you? It's OK/normal that block 2072221 was mined 2 minutes and 26 seconds BEFORE 2072217? I'll answer the question.. No, it's not normal. How many seconds are allowed for clock drift? 2072217 d2c88d08f80939213860efb639e27b47771515d493abd10b417caf14ab2e37f5 1 1565.61821200 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 15:54:28 GMT 2072221 db19702d925e3dfc4719b11a55403bae7b7358ae5f3cc2dc090a6771a57236da 1 1560.00000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 15:52:02 GMT Furthermore, XVG txid: d2c88d08f80939213860efb639e27b47771515d493abd10b417caf14ab2e37f5 funds are sent to: D9duEGdmX76Py3YvG36FYav39XEsRFDWjd https://verge-blockchain.info/address/D9duEGdmX76Py3YvG36FYav39XEsRFDWjdSURPRISE! This address is found in the original list posted by OCMiner, and has received 23,837,765.09070800 (23.8 million) XVG as of Thu Apr 19 17:14:54 UTC 2018 https://pastebin.com/K7L1G5FE{snip} "D9cAs51ak11kkCVcz7MscPB7ujN5KdbRSP" 12 "D9cu3uyQ956Ud8fRAWNhJFfjJkBjSEtRne" 5 "D9dA3otAL9d3LZwnKWzcibcLTGKAhNFtAw" 12 "D9db2CRMv99V1T8uUmGH4prWwYZqoKkjyB" 6 "D9duEGdmX76Py3YvG36FYav39XEsRFDWjd" 133"D9e5DRXZQntG94eZqKFFN5rSNBD42iRVz6" 7 "D9enktM9Uiaw7QcP3xdFeP297opJ7WaL7o" 10 "D9gupiPRWBFTyNLYar7GEcHLL6imcPjfdC" 9 "D9jVpW5yrPtTjicxbjkP6cPd8txeGrU3tz" 5 {/snap} So, everything is just hunky-dory ? YES, everything is hunky-dory. I just verified the calculation.I ran the clock drift calculation testing the validity of block 2072442. Here are the timestamps of the previous 11 blocks: 2072442 77fb71282dd24c843d1cb491b02e1f509fd4fbdced1be5482ab1e853c1749be3 1 1560.91017600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:10 GMT
2072441 b6eb75abe7184f172a9a4a17254ea58f76db25f215e25a346ab0ed5edb3e02cc 1 0.32143000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:59:55 GMT 2072441 d90d1a5c16e8db997a1a473a0a4054aaebdbc3a9d365f81cb710bd58b0eb4367 2 1528.21654200 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:59:55 GMT 2072441 d15ec77d5a4abc5a05d3cca0e58e7fdcd37f43cb4eb586544249f6af0901ae1b 1 1561.13571400 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:59:55 GMT
2072440 1e316b8a1a2050fd62882e97a5ee9e0a58ff5cbad9009d84fab702eb158aad33 2 2429.99707500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:59:41 GMT 2072440 950ddbb707619c18cad0a4e6f1ca7da1a02d07eb7c485f99ba1b2057e326307c 1 1560.10000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:59:41 GMT
2072439 798c478bcf074ce240914f30d2768aec86fc4e6a2669c66cd68fd0903423d3b4 2 5052.97635500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:49 GMT 2072439 1fc70467d2844d41f2521f4b61b8d7c3644677f6b8b79aceb583be540a8801b8 2 4694.67871400 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:49 GMT 2072439 f89b52a9ce1ae713139b71cfe7becbfa270122d07a410e79a06d1afd2e47b619 2 1559.90000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:49 GMT 2072439 0b0ad7c673b93db7ccf208ab2398104e76c201d34611cb055343b97249463cf5 1 492.70370500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:49 GMT 2072439 5cf718d8adbeba2afad001ea7a736652a74b946ef43aa683ae91372a0c5b0da5 1 1560.40000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:49 GMT
2072438 c365235de770b62d99cd614d495a3dcdd190d444bbb8956ed3ca0bea1704ac82 1 1560.00000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:04 GMT
2072437 4737d5c397999ed48ed29c26d1bafb620e9b998ee916213e2ba9d4f0d5624bcf 3 91317.06590100 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:09 GMT 2072437 3b3ae6983f58f71a5e77a067641b6aa9a83192e4dab3e71bd5bce8c36e2eea5d 1 1560.10000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:09 GMT
2072436 1086b4d838b8e9cbadf47a051c8037032e1dea7021ed2c596fda629fc7f105c7 2 6518.27276500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 b16d4b2c4dd500632445b0ee6372a1b1855707348690fee513568d615441bbd0 1 6224.06612000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 e4e5e6e2a521ee2d4111688bf83e7f7c8d3577fe0c056c9e244c5ce694b0c709 2 1559.90000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 2255d6d49f11f26d6cefb1fb41239be660145901dd018c60cd9d1c7770a2efa3 18 4688.72004800 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 81d125786fbe48b491ce7ede15c8e35063b13544453864eebe5076a5e93ba581 3 33256.31742700 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 da38104c70a0ed37fe2a8ffb688e79df99489b9a5a39513124906a03a7f4ab6a 1 6995.35300000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 651710c354e7e4b6395c170a0066cdd21730679ac02dcb0ec9edebd966b3057d 1 1565.49995200 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT
2072435 27549616f9a399f6097f90ddfc7d96f0f60d436161d8d45920f5078dcf8a3b7a 1 542.85413900 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:54:32 GMT 2072435 1387c5fb8af7f99c2d10feaff9d497a3321e7a63ac8500148a6fa8a019a6d44d 1 728.13000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:54:32 GMT 2072435 e6f4473c80affa88b429445ca3807a8443374ac80f7c892ca544f5f94b67acba 2 890.88212700 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:54:32 GMT 2072435 bb4e75dde7061729e46e04f57808957920bbe592492a79c8a2dd077986583c3b 2 104997.08680000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:54:32 GMT 2072435 3910d938be03e6232fec459fe10baa122bb15dc294e0b143b8a349ac1077c72a 2 1280.44834500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:54:32 GMT 2072435 c6e3447e7132b6ca9ea949b27e29a484f476a63c9673c30845581e26a1573a4e 1 1566.11002500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:54:32 GMT
2072434 d0567fff6275257656b158f00c4c2c8114bdd8ed7a8425edbd21624faf2829f8 2 622.25974900 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 4f696b6529ab6ce9dc2aa5dd45793778da3c8b35f75229b2eff31a7b430c2230 1 673.26328000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 ba8815f67837382b5c76aa6f44d413bfea8257e94f97ed0f11ebb58f8c390d01 1 29.64580000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 a8db7dbe31c17fe2b47792b199dd5f49172b3ec8f8a7e2d7d91bab865a2d94fa 4 19699.80987600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 18c6d517c5ed19055fe259c4774ebc08dd2e5f2c4a76acacd1520af0a74e794d 1 1164.64371600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 47eae8b7b1860b0a89d35aefd8e6b1af95d4ded32c225a2157e6297b50a2aa35 1 542.60225200 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 1fcb20ae0d19e1b87dbcf324986ca7eaf971696b1f36733b5acbc1a8de924df7 1 1564.03390900 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT
2072433 5c569342a72f00ba3c3fb0feb1e4b95bd6416909632dc380f644ea8966c8aa3c 1 1560.00000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:54:39 GMT
2072432 df814573b4c06482930911e0e693d15d2fdeef233706da3cd825e28a7953aade 2 2.97918100 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 8a910b5529dffe66336531edeb0e4a9fc7ef8245c0554febb77260cc1a0eb356 2 19.17682100 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 5f92368df24d3d1f94d2df2bae88ed06427aca5819516dece4b521939358dc72 2 2.20151600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 e708b948aedf4f1b5747ceb46ea7edc19ade285bada6ad379078e21ab932fdfb 2 62.19429900 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 f3596920100737b9bd7483393890be7f40486e4a2b55dcfb7604f4bd8b4d764a 2 519.23006800 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 5d9810e1356d532b4dcac5656294b2104e8a46b19def771f8c97668a46646d9a 2 1558.04169800 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 c975e884cc888f231916ec8e5c59d9e84ce78a73da78ed4b9f280fa2e37047a5 2 1477.22530300 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 3baf4fab6c09e79a1c0649cd210d06db4161be6a763e9be348abbee424391af5 2 1515.63754600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 b0c93d9efa9d0841a3e15f88fa213ca2fa93e3f5c68adb2b25bd5523f814bb98 2 1535.15196000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 80e5a58817a79d3cd94fb0e4141895b70be3f27c336a880615e8f58472728785 2 1523.10465300 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 b6d74acdc11fb407b33b0558bd714f072c0167b2bfaa957724e723fa9ea1a7b4 2 1532.05877500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 bc527881a2ed449ff9c5b1581294d1957c1c64e70c2dff698fd3504625f55791 2 1542.58457000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 b0f0195f5c202dfa8161a5e0b1cc8d8c75269683f8359f9e210b60f2ed7d182b 2 4903.33743600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 578b59af3f8b4a0dba09b27210c7d937bbe321e05c99f6ea56eff7d4de4a61ef 1 1561.30000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT
2072431 a9a8675c0326d300c6f53ead6364fb10ba96b2ed931f6f3dbbc72e2ee535af69 2 15.35996800 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 bde4d87523668baaecb95f1bcba132c06eb53a9deee071efa4facc5879b91344 1 0.99000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 8ab50ee304704e8e0294eca016379f0b6f1966c270f8d05582aac03d99259f88 2 568.12866000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 2213a0f3a179315c4532ec6f3238ef7d6ee42028e42b2b15e7ed99a7ecf8a391 2 773.62831600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 87051ba39afcc492d5c2318d12d4e7e6ce0ee1038ca1e97ffbe43fdf0f8d4f62 2 1188.97931600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 62e82580798e686614dc24129e56e09386a5766c5d44c1a8c5a4ff5ed56d7ad3 2 1264.28219100 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 b6929525b580b03717f796d4b852d945abb5ed3477f9690481d29ce4a4d03cda 2 1364.63003300 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 298f0076f22aa23bb071697d43a4174da8c3d460b71628607ce7089965beff55 2 1382.16058800 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT
Calculating the Median timestamp of these previous 11 Blocks gives us a timestamp = 17:57:09 GMT Since Block 2072442 has timestamp = 17:57:10 GMT, it is a valid Block because it meets the criteria that its timestamp be greater than the Median timestamp value of the previous 11 Blocks 17:57:10 GMT > 17:57:09 GMT so we good. All is in order and working as designed.
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April 19, 2018, 06:33:51 PM |
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so any chance for this coin to reach 1100-1200 sats in the near future?
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April 19, 2018, 06:37:28 PM |
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so any chance for this coin to reach 1100-1200 sats in the near future?
ur guess would be as good as any others on prices
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April 20, 2018, 02:38:46 PM |
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So does Pornhub accepting verge make it the most accepted and usable cryptocurrency to date? Considering Pornhub is ranked #14 for highest traffic on the internet.
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April 20, 2018, 05:49:09 PM |
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So does Pornhub accepting verge make it the most accepted and usable cryptocurrency to date? Considering Pornhub is ranked #14 for highest traffic on the internet.
No. Because cca 3-5% of ppl pay for premium on porn hub and from this percentage mb 1% will pay with xvg. It's more advertisement. Most used currencies are Btc and those used on darknet markets obviously.
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What exactly looks „completely fucked“ to you there? Did you realize, that the bold entrys above belong to the same block? Ok, bold doesnt work in a code snippet, i mean the numbers between So for me, everything looks fine... What? Not sure what you are trying to say.. This looks normal to you? It's OK/normal that block 2072221 was mined 2 minutes and 26 seconds BEFORE 2072217? I'll answer the question.. No, it's not normal. How many seconds are allowed for clock drift? 2072217 d2c88d08f80939213860efb639e27b47771515d493abd10b417caf14ab2e37f5 1 1565.61821200 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 15:54:28 GMT 2072221 db19702d925e3dfc4719b11a55403bae7b7358ae5f3cc2dc090a6771a57236da 1 1560.00000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 15:52:02 GMT Furthermore, XVG txid: d2c88d08f80939213860efb639e27b47771515d493abd10b417caf14ab2e37f5 funds are sent to: D9duEGdmX76Py3YvG36FYav39XEsRFDWjd https://verge-blockchain.info/address/D9duEGdmX76Py3YvG36FYav39XEsRFDWjdSURPRISE! This address is found in the original list posted by OCMiner, and has received 23,837,765.09070800 (23.8 million) XVG as of Thu Apr 19 17:14:54 UTC 2018 https://pastebin.com/K7L1G5FE{snip} "D9cAs51ak11kkCVcz7MscPB7ujN5KdbRSP" 12 "D9cu3uyQ956Ud8fRAWNhJFfjJkBjSEtRne" 5 "D9dA3otAL9d3LZwnKWzcibcLTGKAhNFtAw" 12 "D9db2CRMv99V1T8uUmGH4prWwYZqoKkjyB" 6 "D9duEGdmX76Py3YvG36FYav39XEsRFDWjd" 133"D9e5DRXZQntG94eZqKFFN5rSNBD42iRVz6" 7 "D9enktM9Uiaw7QcP3xdFeP297opJ7WaL7o" 10 "D9gupiPRWBFTyNLYar7GEcHLL6imcPjfdC" 9 "D9jVpW5yrPtTjicxbjkP6cPd8txeGrU3tz" 5 {/snap} So, everything is just hunky-dory ? YES, everything is hunky-dory. I just verified the calculation.I ran the clock drift calculation testing the validity of block 2072442. Here are the timestamps of the previous 11 blocks: 2072442 77fb71282dd24c843d1cb491b02e1f509fd4fbdced1be5482ab1e853c1749be3 1 1560.91017600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:10 GMT
2072441 b6eb75abe7184f172a9a4a17254ea58f76db25f215e25a346ab0ed5edb3e02cc 1 0.32143000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:59:55 GMT 2072441 d90d1a5c16e8db997a1a473a0a4054aaebdbc3a9d365f81cb710bd58b0eb4367 2 1528.21654200 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:59:55 GMT 2072441 d15ec77d5a4abc5a05d3cca0e58e7fdcd37f43cb4eb586544249f6af0901ae1b 1 1561.13571400 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:59:55 GMT
2072440 1e316b8a1a2050fd62882e97a5ee9e0a58ff5cbad9009d84fab702eb158aad33 2 2429.99707500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:59:41 GMT 2072440 950ddbb707619c18cad0a4e6f1ca7da1a02d07eb7c485f99ba1b2057e326307c 1 1560.10000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:59:41 GMT
2072439 798c478bcf074ce240914f30d2768aec86fc4e6a2669c66cd68fd0903423d3b4 2 5052.97635500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:49 GMT 2072439 1fc70467d2844d41f2521f4b61b8d7c3644677f6b8b79aceb583be540a8801b8 2 4694.67871400 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:49 GMT 2072439 f89b52a9ce1ae713139b71cfe7becbfa270122d07a410e79a06d1afd2e47b619 2 1559.90000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:49 GMT 2072439 0b0ad7c673b93db7ccf208ab2398104e76c201d34611cb055343b97249463cf5 1 492.70370500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:49 GMT 2072439 5cf718d8adbeba2afad001ea7a736652a74b946ef43aa683ae91372a0c5b0da5 1 1560.40000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:49 GMT
2072438 c365235de770b62d99cd614d495a3dcdd190d444bbb8956ed3ca0bea1704ac82 1 1560.00000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:58:04 GMT
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2072436 1086b4d838b8e9cbadf47a051c8037032e1dea7021ed2c596fda629fc7f105c7 2 6518.27276500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 b16d4b2c4dd500632445b0ee6372a1b1855707348690fee513568d615441bbd0 1 6224.06612000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 e4e5e6e2a521ee2d4111688bf83e7f7c8d3577fe0c056c9e244c5ce694b0c709 2 1559.90000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 2255d6d49f11f26d6cefb1fb41239be660145901dd018c60cd9d1c7770a2efa3 18 4688.72004800 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 81d125786fbe48b491ce7ede15c8e35063b13544453864eebe5076a5e93ba581 3 33256.31742700 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 da38104c70a0ed37fe2a8ffb688e79df99489b9a5a39513124906a03a7f4ab6a 1 6995.35300000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT 2072436 651710c354e7e4b6395c170a0066cdd21730679ac02dcb0ec9edebd966b3057d 1 1565.49995200 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:57:39 GMT
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2072434 d0567fff6275257656b158f00c4c2c8114bdd8ed7a8425edbd21624faf2829f8 2 622.25974900 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 4f696b6529ab6ce9dc2aa5dd45793778da3c8b35f75229b2eff31a7b430c2230 1 673.26328000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 ba8815f67837382b5c76aa6f44d413bfea8257e94f97ed0f11ebb58f8c390d01 1 29.64580000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 a8db7dbe31c17fe2b47792b199dd5f49172b3ec8f8a7e2d7d91bab865a2d94fa 4 19699.80987600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 18c6d517c5ed19055fe259c4774ebc08dd2e5f2c4a76acacd1520af0a74e794d 1 1164.64371600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 47eae8b7b1860b0a89d35aefd8e6b1af95d4ded32c225a2157e6297b50a2aa35 1 542.60225200 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT 2072434 1fcb20ae0d19e1b87dbcf324986ca7eaf971696b1f36733b5acbc1a8de924df7 1 1564.03390900 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:53:00 GMT
2072433 5c569342a72f00ba3c3fb0feb1e4b95bd6416909632dc380f644ea8966c8aa3c 1 1560.00000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:54:39 GMT
2072432 df814573b4c06482930911e0e693d15d2fdeef233706da3cd825e28a7953aade 2 2.97918100 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 8a910b5529dffe66336531edeb0e4a9fc7ef8245c0554febb77260cc1a0eb356 2 19.17682100 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 5f92368df24d3d1f94d2df2bae88ed06427aca5819516dece4b521939358dc72 2 2.20151600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 e708b948aedf4f1b5747ceb46ea7edc19ade285bada6ad379078e21ab932fdfb 2 62.19429900 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 f3596920100737b9bd7483393890be7f40486e4a2b55dcfb7604f4bd8b4d764a 2 519.23006800 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 5d9810e1356d532b4dcac5656294b2104e8a46b19def771f8c97668a46646d9a 2 1558.04169800 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 c975e884cc888f231916ec8e5c59d9e84ce78a73da78ed4b9f280fa2e37047a5 2 1477.22530300 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 3baf4fab6c09e79a1c0649cd210d06db4161be6a763e9be348abbee424391af5 2 1515.63754600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 b0c93d9efa9d0841a3e15f88fa213ca2fa93e3f5c68adb2b25bd5523f814bb98 2 1535.15196000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 80e5a58817a79d3cd94fb0e4141895b70be3f27c336a880615e8f58472728785 2 1523.10465300 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 b6d74acdc11fb407b33b0558bd714f072c0167b2bfaa957724e723fa9ea1a7b4 2 1532.05877500 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 bc527881a2ed449ff9c5b1581294d1957c1c64e70c2dff698fd3504625f55791 2 1542.58457000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 b0f0195f5c202dfa8161a5e0b1cc8d8c75269683f8359f9e210b60f2ed7d182b 2 4903.33743600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT 2072432 578b59af3f8b4a0dba09b27210c7d937bbe321e05c99f6ea56eff7d4de4a61ef 1 1561.30000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:51:12 GMT
2072431 a9a8675c0326d300c6f53ead6364fb10ba96b2ed931f6f3dbbc72e2ee535af69 2 15.35996800 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 bde4d87523668baaecb95f1bcba132c06eb53a9deee071efa4facc5879b91344 1 0.99000000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 8ab50ee304704e8e0294eca016379f0b6f1966c270f8d05582aac03d99259f88 2 568.12866000 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 2213a0f3a179315c4532ec6f3238ef7d6ee42028e42b2b15e7ed99a7ecf8a391 2 773.62831600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 87051ba39afcc492d5c2318d12d4e7e6ce0ee1038ca1e97ffbe43fdf0f8d4f62 2 1188.97931600 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 62e82580798e686614dc24129e56e09386a5766c5d44c1a8c5a4ff5ed56d7ad3 2 1264.28219100 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 b6929525b580b03717f796d4b852d945abb5ed3477f9690481d29ce4a4d03cda 2 1364.63003300 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT 2072431 298f0076f22aa23bb071697d43a4174da8c3d460b71628607ce7089965beff55 2 1382.16058800 Thu, 19 Apr 2018 17:52:50 GMT
Calculating the Median timestamp of these previous 11 Blocks gives us a timestamp = 17:57:09 GMT Since Block 2072442 has timestamp = 17:57:10 GMT, it is a valid Block because it meets the criteria that its timestamp be greater than the Median timestamp value of the previous 11 Blocks 17:57:10 GMT > 17:57:09 GMT so we good. All is in order and working as designed. First of all, I never said anything about blocks 2072442 <--> 2072431. I was using 2072217 & 2072221 simply as an example of a large time gap which is clearly visible and referring to the associated wallet address, D9duEGdmX76Py3YvG36FYav39XEsRFDWjd transactions. Perhaps your sampling of blocks 2072431 --> 2072442 are all "valid" blocks. . That is fine and can is certainly possible with the current code state of drift time allowance. However, if you apply your formula ("Calculating the Median timestamp of these previous 11 Blocks") to the block sampling I DID point out (blocks 2072221 --> blocks 2072210), I find them to NOT be valid: 15:52:02 < 15:52:56
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I see a sudden a network difficulty spike from 2M to 5.8M on Verge/Myriad-Groestl , anyone else or just some glitch on my miner program?
Update: 6,123,750.18413109 and its raising, this is not normal in my opinion!!!!!
I think that change happened within minutes. Anybody any explaination why how this can happen?
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thought i read somewhere earlier xvg will never be back on suprnova seems ocminers changed his mind about xvg
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So does Pornhub accepting verge make it the most accepted and usable cryptocurrency to date? Considering Pornhub is ranked #14 for highest traffic on the internet.
No. Because cca 3-5% of ppl pay for premium on porn hub and from this percentage mb 1% will pay with xvg. It's more advertisement. Most used currencies are Btc and those used on darknet markets obviously. so xvg got a boost because btc is more widely used?
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April 23, 2018, 09:41:34 AM |
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So does Pornhub accepting verge make it the most accepted and usable cryptocurrency to date? Considering Pornhub is ranked #14 for highest traffic on the internet.
No. Because cca 3-5% of ppl pay for premium on porn hub and from this percentage mb 1% will pay with xvg. It's more advertisement. Most used currencies are Btc and those used on darknet markets obviously. so xvg got a boost because btc is more widely used? ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) What boost. That from 1400 to 700?
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Should add a gravity well or blackhole to sluff off excessive low-diff scrypt-only blocks when they are solved in succession like this. The behavior displayed by the miner should be easy enough to isolate then if they are all low-diff scrypt-only at diff 0 or under 1 then let that diff increase exponentially until it matches the network diff within 1 minute.
Be sure to push all patches hot and in production, so you get to see real world results without ever testing anything.
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First of all, I never said anything about blocks 2072442 <--> 2072431. I was using 2072217 & 2072221 simply as an example of a large time gap which is clearly visible and referring to the associated wallet address, D9duEGdmX76Py3YvG36FYav39XEsRFDWjd transactions.
Perhaps your sampling of blocks 2072431 --> 2072442 are all "valid" blocks. . That is fine and can is certainly possible with the current code state of drift time allowance. However, if you apply your formula ("Calculating the Median timestamp of these previous 11 Blocks") to the block sampling I DID point out (blocks 2072221 --> blocks 2072210), I find them to NOT be valid: 15:52:02 < 15:52:56
I used Block 2072442 just to test with as I was assuming any Block would fail the validity test if there was an issue with the blockchain. However, since you are saying that the Block sample you used failed the test - I went ahead and attempted to verify your results. I am here back reporting that I could NOT reproduce your results. I'm actually confused as to how you are getting the values 15:52:02 & 15:52:56, as the Timestamps from the Block sample you are referencing are as follows from https://verge-blockchain.info/2072221 19th Apr 2018 17:54:50
2072220 19th Apr 2018 17:52:01 2072219 19th Apr 2018 17:54:40 2072218 19th Apr 2018 17:54:35 2072217 19th Apr 2018 17:54:28 2072216 19th Apr 2018 17:49:58 2072215 19th Apr 2018 17:52:56 2072214 19th Apr 2018 17:52:32 2072213 19th Apr 2018 17:52:00 2072212 19th Apr 2018 17:48:39 2072211 19th Apr 2018 17:48:32 2072210 19th Apr 2018 17:48:19
Taking the Median of the previous 11 Blocks (2072220 to 2072210) we get a Timestamp = 17:52:01 Block 2072221 is a valid Block because its timestamp is greater than the Median of the previous 11 Blocks. 17:54:50 > 17:52:01 I'm happy to verify that we do indeed have invalid Blocks present on the Verge blockchain if you are able to provide me with a Block number that is actually invalid. So far though, everything remains hunky-dorey.
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First of all, I never said anything about blocks 2072442 <--> 2072431. I was using 2072217 & 2072221 simply as an example of a large time gap which is clearly visible and referring to the associated wallet address, D9duEGdmX76Py3YvG36FYav39XEsRFDWjd transactions.
Perhaps your sampling of blocks 2072431 --> 2072442 are all "valid" blocks. . That is fine and can is certainly possible with the current code state of drift time allowance. However, if you apply your formula ("Calculating the Median timestamp of these previous 11 Blocks") to the block sampling I DID point out (blocks 2072221 --> blocks 2072210), I find them to NOT be valid: 15:52:02 < 15:52:56
I used Block 2072442 just to test with as I was assuming any Block would fail the validity test if there was an issue with the blockchain. However, since you are saying that the Block sample you used failed the test - I went ahead and attempted to verify your results. I am here back reporting that I could NOT reproduce your results. I'm actually confused as to how you are getting the values 15:52:02 & 15:52:56, as the Timestamps from the Block sample you are referencing are as follows from https://verge-blockchain.info/2072221 19th Apr 2018 17:54:50
2072220 19th Apr 2018 17:52:01 2072219 19th Apr 2018 17:54:40 2072218 19th Apr 2018 17:54:35 2072217 19th Apr 2018 17:54:28 2072216 19th Apr 2018 17:49:58 2072215 19th Apr 2018 17:52:56 2072214 19th Apr 2018 17:52:32 2072213 19th Apr 2018 17:52:00 2072212 19th Apr 2018 17:48:39 2072211 19th Apr 2018 17:48:32 2072210 19th Apr 2018 17:48:19
Taking the Median of the previous 11 Blocks (2072220 to 2072210) we get a Timestamp = 17:52:01 Block 2072221 is a valid Block because its timestamp is greater than the Median of the previous 11 Blocks. 17:54:50 > 17:52:01 I'm happy to verify that we do indeed have invalid Blocks present on the Verge blockchain if you are able to provide me with a Block number that is actually invalid. So far though, everything remains hunky-dorey.When I recorded it, timestamp of block 2072221 was: 19th Apr 2018 17:52:02
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April 25, 2018, 08:10:46 PM |
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First of all, I never said anything about blocks 2072442 <--> 2072431. I was using 2072217 & 2072221 simply as an example of a large time gap which is clearly visible and referring to the associated wallet address, D9duEGdmX76Py3YvG36FYav39XEsRFDWjd transactions.
Perhaps your sampling of blocks 2072431 --> 2072442 are all "valid" blocks. . That is fine and can is certainly possible with the current code state of drift time allowance. However, if you apply your formula ("Calculating the Median timestamp of these previous 11 Blocks") to the block sampling I DID point out (blocks 2072221 --> blocks 2072210), I find them to NOT be valid: 15:52:02 < 15:52:56
I used Block 2072442 just to test with as I was assuming any Block would fail the validity test if there was an issue with the blockchain. However, since you are saying that the Block sample you used failed the test - I went ahead and attempted to verify your results. I am here back reporting that I could NOT reproduce your results. I'm actually confused as to how you are getting the values 15:52:02 & 15:52:56, as the Timestamps from the Block sample you are referencing are as follows from https://verge-blockchain.info/[b]2072221 19th Apr 2018 17:54:50[/b]
2072220 19th Apr 2018 17:52:01 2072219 19th Apr 2018 17:54:40 2072218 19th Apr 2018 17:54:35 2072217 19th Apr 2018 17:54:28 2072216 19th Apr 2018 17:49:58 2072215 19th Apr 2018 17:52:56 2072214 19th Apr 2018 17:52:32 2072213 19th Apr 2018 17:52:00 2072212 19th Apr 2018 17:48:39 2072211 19th Apr 2018 17:48:32 2072210 19th Apr 2018 17:48:19
Taking the Median of the previous 11 Blocks (2072220 to 2072210) we get a Timestamp = 17:52:01 Block 2072221 is a valid Block because its timestamp is greater than the Median of the previous 11 Blocks. 17:54:50 > 17:52:01 I'm happy to verify that we do indeed have invalid Blocks present on the Verge blockchain if you are able to provide me with a Block number that is actually invalid. So far though, everything remains hunky-dorey.When I recorded it, timestamp of block 2072221 was: 19th Apr 2018 17:52:02 What are the possibilities that can lead to another timestamp afterwards? As i have 2 experts here, what are the reasons the difficulty on XVG myriad-groestl raises from 1 second to another from 2M up to 6.2M for about 10-15 minutes and than back to normal? (happened some days ago)
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April 25, 2018, 08:15:32 PM |
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What are the possibilities that can lead to another timestamp afterwards?
As i have 2 experts here, what are the reasons the difficulty on XVG myriad-groestl raises from 1 second to another from 2M up to 6.2M for about 10-15 minutes and than back to normal? (happened some days ago)
Depends on how we are looking at it.. Data I am using is coming from "Official Verge Explorer" where they control the database and front end, and therefore, could display any data they want. So, data manipulation is one.. Will have to think about others. Anyone else?
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As i have 2 experts here, what are the reasons the difficulty on XVG myriad-groestl raises from 1 second to another from 2M up to 6.2M for about 10-15 minutes and than back to normal? (happened some days ago)
What chart or tool are you using to see the difficulty? When did that spike occur? While I'm no expert, I'll give you a few guesses as to why. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Actually, it seems like there is a pattern of events occurring regularly for periods of 3 hours or so where difficulty doubles, then comes back down.
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April 25, 2018, 08:35:57 PM |
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Recently I saw information about the fact that Verge entered into an alliance with a very large pornhab. Hence, capitalization has grown quite strongly. Maybe hackers have an interest in this coin?
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