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March 06, 2014, 06:39:08 AM |
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Ok, I had to replace my DarkCoin folder in appdata, and that one didn't have the node, ugh, I'm so tired I can't think, LOL
I finally, FINALLY got darksend to work for me!!! Yaaaay!
Sent from Windows 7, arrived in Ubuntu wallet all at once, since all three transactions were from me, LOL. Not enough traffic to combine a pool, and I didn't want to wait ;p
Thank you shojayxt , I thought it was there, but with the switching things about, I lost it, LOL
Glad I could help. I made several successful transactions using DarkSend between addresses. The latest beta resolved the issues that were problematic for several users including myself. There is still work to do but i have been very impressed by the responsiveness of the developer "eduffield" to address any issue brought to his attention. Does this guy even sleep? Maybe he doesn't? Ah, to be young again! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Now, I have to nap all the time to keep going LOL
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So my bitcoins cleared coinbase this morning, and I bought some darkcoin, then withdrew it right away, but the withdrawl is still pending after almost 11 hours. I look this up on google and it seems this happens all the time! Some people don't get their coin for days!
Is there anything I can do to get them to unblock my withdrawal? I've written them twice. This isn't normal for an exchange, is it?
They did finally write back, all is ok Thanks!
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March 06, 2014, 06:48:23 AM |
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So I was just running the calculations... seems like this is horribly unprofitable to mine directly. Did I calculate something wrong?
It's possible because it's nowhere near "horribly unprofitable" territory. X11 hashrate is roughly 3.1x scrypt. We currently have top scrypts giving roughly 0.0077 BTC/day for 1000 kH/s*. DRK is currently at 0.0083 BTC/day for 3100 kH/s. * http://www.coinwarz.com/miningprofitability/litecoinYup, somehow the multiplier didn't get set properly in my Excel formula.
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March 06, 2014, 06:57:34 AM |
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So my bitcoins cleared coinbase this morning, and I bought some darkcoin, then withdrew it right away, but the withdrawl is still pending after almost 11 hours. I look this up on google and it seems this happens all the time! Some people don't get their coin for days!
Is there anything I can do to get them to unblock my withdrawal? I've written them twice. This isn't normal for an exchange, is it?
it shouldnt take that long
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March 06, 2014, 07:00:24 AM |
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So my bitcoins cleared coinbase this morning, and I bought some darkcoin, then withdrew it right away, but the withdrawl is still pending after almost 11 hours. I look this up on google and it seems this happens all the time! Some people don't get their coin for days!
Is there anything I can do to get them to unblock my withdrawal? I've written them twice. This isn't normal for an exchange, is it?
it shouldnt take that long They finally wrote back, all is good now
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March 06, 2014, 07:23:16 AM |
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Note that both of these have large effects on the price of any coin that goes on them because they enable direct CNY trading (CNY = Chinese Yuan). If you look at the transaction volume of DOGE and VTC, about 20% if it comes from DOGE/CNY and VTC/CNY trades rather than BTC pairs. We *need* a Chinese webpage explaining what DRK does and a Chinese wallet translation to help these new DRK users. Any speakers out there? Also, VOTE. Agreed, we could put together a bounty for a Chinese Darkcoin website? Genius thought, honestly. ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) Voted - everyone else needs to vote if you haven't....The Chinese would love the anonymity as they need it more than most. +1 for wallet translation ASAP as well. What we need is someone to put up a Darkcoin crowd-funding site so we can organise bounties for various things, one of which would be this chinese translation/website. A Darkcoin version of this would be ideal: http://vertcoinmarket.com/How about a Chinese Wiki page?
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March 06, 2014, 07:26:55 AM |
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Note that both of these have large effects on the price of any coin that goes on them because they enable direct CNY trading (CNY = Chinese Yuan). If you look at the transaction volume of DOGE and VTC, about 20% if it comes from DOGE/CNY and VTC/CNY trades rather than BTC pairs. We *need* a Chinese webpage explaining what DRK does and a Chinese wallet translation to help these new DRK users. Any speakers out there? Also, VOTE. Agreed, we could put together a bounty for a Chinese Darkcoin website? Genius thought, honestly. ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) Voted - everyone else needs to vote if you haven't....The Chinese would love the anonymity as they need it more than most. +1 for wallet translation ASAP as well. What we need is someone to put up a Darkcoin crowd-funding site so we can organise bounties for various things, one of which would be this chinese translation/website. A Darkcoin version of this would be ideal: http://vertcoinmarket.com/How about a Chinese Wiki page? +1 At a minimum, a Chinese Wiki page is essential right now. A webpage would be even better.
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March 06, 2014, 07:28:50 AM |
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Anyone mining this w/ sgminer know why my memory clock drops to stock every once in a while? It used to do it a lot so I figured it was running out of work or something, so I put queue to 2 and now it does it less often. I'm using AB/GPUTweak to monitor. I can probably put it up to 3, but I'm just wondering if anyone knows what causes this before I go messing around.
Using R9 290's few reference few nonreference. All do the same thing.
Hashrates are great otherwise. Stable @ 2.1/2.4 depending on the card, everything seems normal.
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March 06, 2014, 07:29:20 AM |
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I'm wondering, how is our IP address recorded or found in coin transactions? I mean, is it in the blockchain somewhere? How is that information traced? Also, what is a node anyway? Did the developer have to purchase IP addresses from somewhere? Just thought I'd ask ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) The wiki is flippin confusing for me! LOL
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March 06, 2014, 08:29:33 AM |
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Note that both of these have large effects on the price of any coin that goes on them because they enable direct CNY trading (CNY = Chinese Yuan). If you look at the transaction volume of DOGE and VTC, about 20% if it comes from DOGE/CNY and VTC/CNY trades rather than BTC pairs. We *need* a Chinese webpage explaining what DRK does and a Chinese wallet translation to help these new DRK users. Any speakers out there? Also, VOTE. Agreed, we could put together a bounty for a Chinese Darkcoin website? Genius thought, honestly. ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) Voted - everyone else needs to vote if you haven't....The Chinese would love the anonymity as they need it more than most. +1 for wallet translation ASAP as well. What we need is someone to put up a Darkcoin crowd-funding site so we can organise bounties for various things, one of which would be this chinese translation/website. A Darkcoin version of this would be ideal: http://vertcoinmarket.com/I could potentially put together a DRK crowdfunding site. Im partly into webdev and online marketing. Got a lot of work atm but I can check tomorrow how timeconsuming would it be. Wouldn't really ask for anything (would accept donations for it tho if I have free time and start building it). Would there be a demand for a site like this? I think it would be really useful, it's a great way to organise and fund bounties for a coin. Shouldn't be too complicated. I'd chip in a small donation for this, (10 DRK) and I'm sure lots of others would do. Then we can create bounties for all sorts of darkcoin projects such as a Chinese website, Chinese wiki, marketing campaigns, raising donations for good causes (with an eye for generating 'publicity' from them, to prove the darkcoin community is generous and not 'dark' at all), as well as bounties for Darkcoin apps such as wallets designed for mobile devices etc. The list is basically endless and we need place to organise the funding of it it all.
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March 06, 2014, 08:39:51 AM |
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March 06, 2014, 08:41:21 AM |
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block 28691 to 28692 took 14 min.
Seems like there was a whale miner who jumped in a few blocks earlier (the Π effect on the difficulty) and left prior to cracking that one block and then the rest had to process the increased difficulty. Glad these occurrences are only for one block and not for days or weeks ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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March 06, 2014, 08:48:33 AM |
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block 28691 to 28692 took 14 min.
Seems like there was a whale miner who jumped in a few blocks earlier (the Π effect on the difficulty) and left prior to cracking that one block and then the rest had to process the increased difficulty. Glad these occurrences are only for one block and not for days or weeks ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Yeah diff jumped to over 400 for a few minutes. You sure it was from a whale miner? I didn't realize something like that would have that kind of effect so fast. How many hashes would you need to do that with us already at 7.3G#? As far as i can figure, doubling the difficulty would need a doubled hashrate . . . which would be a lot of equipment . . . like 2.8k r9 290's . . or a few ten thousand haswell cores.
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March 06, 2014, 08:50:38 AM |
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block 28691 to 28692 took 14 min.
Seems like there was a whale miner who jumped in a few blocks earlier (the Π effect on the difficulty) and left prior to cracking that one block and then the rest had to process the increased difficulty. Glad these occurrences are only for one block and not for days or weeks ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Yeah diff jumped to over 400 for a few minutes. You sure it was from a whale miner? I didn't realize something like that would have that kind of effect so fast. How many hashes would you need to do that with us already at 7.3G#? As far as i can figure, doubling the difficulty would need a doubled hashrate . . . which would be a lot of equipment . . . like 2.8k r9 290's . . or a few ten thousand haswell cores. There are pools who point their hasingpower at a coin they find profitable at the moment, aren't there?
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March 06, 2014, 08:53:57 AM |
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block 28691 to 28692 took 14 min.
Seems like there was a whale miner who jumped in a few blocks earlier (the Π effect on the difficulty) and left prior to cracking that one block and then the rest had to process the increased difficulty. Glad these occurrences are only for one block and not for days or weeks ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Yeah diff jumped to over 400 for a few minutes. You sure it was from a whale miner? I didn't realize something like that would have that kind of effect so fast. How many hashes would you need to do that with us already at 7.3G#? As far as i can figure, doubling the difficulty would need a doubled hashrate . . . which would be a lot of equipment . . . like 2.8k r9 290's . . or a few ten thousand haswell cores. There are pools who point their hasingpower at a coin they find profitable at the moment, aren't there? Yes, multipools. As far as I know none of them have integrated this algo into their setup yet. Plus, this isn't a standard algo so you would need all of the miners individually to be running the mining SW for this coin as well.
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March 06, 2014, 09:33:21 AM |
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block 28691 to 28692 took 14 min.
Seems like there was a whale miner who jumped in a few blocks earlier (the Π effect on the difficulty) and left prior to cracking that one block and then the rest had to process the increased difficulty. Glad these occurrences are only for one block and not for days or weeks ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Yeah diff jumped to over 400 for a few minutes. You sure it was from a whale miner? I didn't realize something like that would have that kind of effect so fast. I can't be sure because I wasn't monitoring the hashrate at the time, but it had to be, otherwise there's no reason the diff would spike for several blocks.
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March 06, 2014, 09:52:44 AM |
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block 28691 to 28692 took 14 min.
Seems like there was a whale miner who jumped in a few blocks earlier (the Π effect on the difficulty) and left prior to cracking that one block and then the rest had to process the increased difficulty. Glad these occurrences are only for one block and not for days or weeks ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Yeah diff jumped to over 400 for a few minutes. You sure it was from a whale miner? I didn't realize something like that would have that kind of effect so fast. I can't be sure because I wasn't monitoring the hashrate at the time, but it had to be, otherwise there's no reason the diff would spike for several blocks. I've been watching it for a little while now. Moving from 7.3 to 8.4G# or so put it somewhere around 360-380 diff. So it looks like you'd need far less hash power than I originally thought. Around 700-900 290's . . which is still a lot of hardware but at least a lot closer to the whale-miner scenario . . so I guess I'm just still overestimating. Edit: Looks like someone already had our conversation. Does anybody know why difficulty is spiking and dropping and spiking and dropping? I thought DRK was multipool resistant?
that my friend, is multipool resistance I didn't realise that multipools were even able to mine DRK?
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March 06, 2014, 10:32:12 AM |
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Hi all.
I have been reading in the background for a couple of weeks now and I am just woundering if any one is mining with a 7970, GV-R797TO-3GD I'm getting aroung 1.8 mh does this seem about right for this card. Thanks in advance.
Also loving this coin and I'm very impressed with the devs (very clever) I'm all in on this coin and hope to see it get more and more popular surely it's gota be better then the rest
Keep up the fantastic work devs
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March 06, 2014, 10:39:29 AM |
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Hi all.
I have been reading in the background for a couple of weeks now and I am just woundering if any one is mining with a 7970, GV-R797TO-3GD I'm getting aroung 1.8 mh does this seem about right for this card. Thanks in advance.
Also loving this coin and I'm very impressed with the devs (very clever) I'm all in on this coin and hope to see it get more and more popular surely it's gota be better then the rest
Keep up the fantastic work devs
If it helps you I'm getting 1.7Mh/s with a 7950
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