Junkbarman
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August 22, 2014, 01:16:06 AM |
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Sorry for not being terribly active here guys, a few things came up and I'm out of town for the week. Everything is running fine (and is being monitored), but emails and posts here are only checked occasionally. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Not everything, execoin still unconverted for 48h now ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Among other coins..(anoncoin,noahcoin, and negative amount on survivorcoin!?!)
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poolwaffle (OP)
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August 22, 2014, 06:22:02 AM |
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Sorry for not being terribly active here guys, a few things came up and I'm out of town for the week. Everything is running fine (and is being monitored), but emails and posts here are only checked occasionally. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Not everything, execoin still unconverted for 48h now ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Among other coins..(anoncoin,noahcoin, and negative amount on survivorcoin!?!) A large amount of this is pending on Bittrex (their wallets were taken offline for some Azure issues). Once they sync up, everything should be correct ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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rigrenter
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August 22, 2014, 12:32:52 PM |
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Not being too serious, more like a bit of gossip ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) , but still, can I post a conspiracy theory? Did you notice that zenpool's symbol looks like wafflepool's sympol on a cart (only visible if you own hashlet account) in ZenCloud: https://i.imgur.com/fObI8Yb.pngAnd poolwaffle says "a few things came up and I'm out of town for the week." And today suddenly waffle profits seems on par with ZenPool "magically high profits" https://zenminer.com/pool/ ? Is it possible that Zen/Gaw bought wafflepool? Again, I'm just speculating here and not being too serious, but @poolwaffle, do you have any comments on this?
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poolwaffle (OP)
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August 23, 2014, 05:07:15 PM |
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Not being too serious, more like a bit of gossip ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) , but still, can I post a conspiracy theory? Did you notice that zenpool's symbol looks like wafflepool's sympol on a cart (only visible if you own hashlet account) in ZenCloud: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FfObI8Yb.png&t=665&c=neP_mWCjoAUlqg) And poolwaffle says "a few things came up and I'm out of town for the week." And today suddenly waffle profits seems on par with ZenPool "magically high profits" https://zenminer.com/pool/ ? Is it possible that Zen/Gaw bought wafflepool? Again, I'm just speculating here and not being too serious, but @poolwaffle, do you have any comments on this? There is zero truth to this whatsoever. The "out of town" is family business (I'm still here, just much less active for the week). I've never had any contact with ZenMiner (at least that I know of, it might have been a user contacting me affiliated with them, but if so, they didn't make it known they had an association with ZenMiner). On another note, that droplet isn't one of our icons (we don't have any icons on WP), I think they just grabbed an image that would roughly describe "pool" and used it for us (and for them). I've been watching a bit of the ZenMiner stuff (bought a 1MH for testing), and while I don't want to comment on it much, when pointing that 1MH from ZenMiner to WP, I can't find that 1MH showing up anywhere in the pool logs. It might be too small and get lost in the noise (if someone has a 100MH+ account on ZenMiner, please contact me if you'd like to help test for a few hours).
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jimlite
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August 23, 2014, 06:35:16 PM |
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My theory is that hashlets are not mining on a multipool. I think they are probably renting or leasing out their hash, and that is how they can pay more than any multipool. There are also theories that they are mining more than just scrypt, in any case right now at $15.99/MH and the zen pool guarantee of highest paying pool, that deal is hard to beat.
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chadwickx16
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August 23, 2014, 08:07:43 PM |
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Not being too serious, more like a bit of gossip ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) , but still, can I post a conspiracy theory? Did you notice that zenpool's symbol looks like wafflepool's sympol on a cart (only visible if you own hashlet account) in ZenCloud: And poolwaffle says "a few things came up and I'm out of town for the week." And today suddenly waffle profits seems on par with ZenPool "magically high profits" https://zenminer.com/pool/ ? Is it possible that Zen/Gaw bought wafflepool? Again, I'm just speculating here and not being too serious, but @poolwaffle, do you have any comments on this? There is zero truth to this whatsoever. The "out of town" is family business (I'm still here, just much less active for the week). I've never had any contact with ZenMiner (at least that I know of, it might have been a user contacting me affiliated with them, but if so, they didn't make it known they had an association with ZenMiner). On another note, that droplet isn't one of our icons (we don't have any icons on WP), I think they just grabbed an image that would roughly describe "pool" and used it for us (and for them). I've been watching a bit of the ZenMiner stuff (bought a 1MH for testing), and while I don't want to comment on it much, when pointing that 1MH from ZenMiner to WP, I can't find that 1MH showing up anywhere in the pool logs. It might be too small and get lost in the noise (if someone has a 100MH+ account on ZenMiner, please contact me if you'd like to help test for a few hours). You would think if they were going to pick a "random" icon for waffle pool it would have been...you know...a WAFFLE!
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suchmoon
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August 23, 2014, 09:02:20 PM |
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Not being too serious, more like a bit of gossip ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) , but still, can I post a conspiracy theory? Did you notice that zenpool's symbol looks like wafflepool's sympol on a cart (only visible if you own hashlet account) in ZenCloud: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FfObI8Yb.png&t=665&c=neP_mWCjoAUlqg) And poolwaffle says "a few things came up and I'm out of town for the week." And today suddenly waffle profits seems on par with ZenPool "magically high profits" https://zenminer.com/pool/ ? Is it possible that Zen/Gaw bought wafflepool? Again, I'm just speculating here and not being too serious, but @poolwaffle, do you have any comments on this? There is zero truth to this whatsoever. The "out of town" is family business (I'm still here, just much less active for the week). I've never had any contact with ZenMiner (at least that I know of, it might have been a user contacting me affiliated with them, but if so, they didn't make it known they had an association with ZenMiner). On another note, that droplet isn't one of our icons (we don't have any icons on WP), I think they just grabbed an image that would roughly describe "pool" and used it for us (and for them). I've been watching a bit of the ZenMiner stuff (bought a 1MH for testing), and while I don't want to comment on it much, when pointing that 1MH from ZenMiner to WP, I can't find that 1MH showing up anywhere in the pool logs. It might be too small and get lost in the noise (if someone has a 100MH+ account on ZenMiner, please contact me if you'd like to help test for a few hours). You are not alone. At least three other pool owners have noted that there is no evidence of Zen mining on their pools. We have a whole thread going on about that cloudy business (NSFGF - not safe for GAW fans): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=720844.0GAW/Zen official version as to why you don't see a change is hashrate is that they have a certain amount of hash ALWAYS pointed at all pools and when you switch your 1 MH/s or even 100 MH/s nothing is actually changing except some accounting in the backend.
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m0narch
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August 24, 2014, 02:16:38 PM |
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You are not alone. At least three other pool owners have noted that there is no evidence of Zen mining on their pools. We have a whole thread going on about that cloudy business (NSFGF - not safe for GAW fans): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=720844.0GAW/Zen official version as to why you don't see a change is hashrate is that they have a certain amount of hash ALWAYS pointed at all pools and when you switch your 1 MH/s or even 100 MH/s nothing is actually changing except some accounting in the backend. I believe this is correct. I've read on their forums that they have a certain amount of hashrate pointed everywhere and that it's simply an accounting method that tracks your personal hashrate at Zen. This also explains why your hashrate with them doesn't bounce when you switch pools. It stays exactly at what hashrate you have where normally if you switched pools you would see a drop to zero and a regain over a few seconds/minutes while the script spins up and connects to the new pool and shares start getting accepted. They have a very interesting system going on right now and they are keeping it quite a secret, but it pays, and it pays well.
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Junkbarman
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August 24, 2014, 04:17:18 PM |
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You are not alone. At least three other pool owners have noted that there is no evidence of Zen mining on their pools. We have a whole thread going on about that cloudy business (NSFGF - not safe for GAW fans): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=720844.0GAW/Zen official version as to why you don't see a change is hashrate is that they have a certain amount of hash ALWAYS pointed at all pools and when you switch your 1 MH/s or even 100 MH/s nothing is actually changing except some accounting in the backend.I believe this is correct. I've read on their forums that they have a certain amount of hashrate pointed everywhere and that it's simply an accounting method that tracks your personal hashrate at Zen. This also explains why your hashrate with them doesn't bounce when you switch pools. It stays exactly at what hashrate you have where normally if you switched pools you would see a drop to zero and a regain over a few seconds/minutes while the script spins up and connects to the new pool and shares start getting accepted. They have a very interesting system going on right now and they are keeping it quite a secret, but it pays, and it pays well. Now THAT sounds like a ponzi scheme..
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m0narch
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August 24, 2014, 06:03:25 PM |
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Now THAT sounds like a ponzi scheme..
I don't think that it's a ponzi scheme. I believe they have the actual hardware and are actually mining coins. A ponzi scheme would suggest that they are simply taking new investment money and paying old customers with it. I'm almost positive that is not true based on what I've been reading, and in actual dealings with them. I think they are just literally running a large virtual operation where they don't attach specific hardware to specific people. I think they have a large pool of hashrate and are paying people based on hashrates paid for, not physical hardware that people own. It doesn't seem like a bad idea really, but we'll see. I've been drilling their forums with questions, trying to figure out more information. I do trust their company and have received products from them in the past and have had no issues with them at all. I don't really trust their prices or their ability to generate profit for customers which is why I keep asking and asking.
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suchmoon
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August 24, 2014, 06:18:06 PM |
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Now THAT sounds like a ponzi scheme..
I don't think that it's a ponzi scheme. I believe they have the actual hardware and are actually mining coins. A ponzi scheme would suggest that they are simply taking new investment money and paying old customers with it. I'm almost positive that is not true based on what I've been reading, and in actual dealings with them. I think they are just literally running a large virtual operation where they don't attach specific hardware to specific people. I think they have a large pool of hashrate and are paying people based on hashrates paid for, not physical hardware that people own. It doesn't seem like a bad idea really, but we'll see. I've been drilling their forums with questions, trying to figure out more information. I do trust their company and have received products from them in the past and have had no issues with them at all. I don't really trust their prices or their ability to generate profit for customers which is why I keep asking and asking. If they are mining there should be some evidence of the 200 GH/s Scrypt hashrate. Everything else can perhaps be attributed to "creative marketing" - depending on your threshold between "creative" and "misleading" - but the actual network activity has to exist somewhere. Anyway, sorry for derailing the thread, I hope to see you guys in one of the hashlet threads as we need more proper discussion like above and less name calling out there ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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m0narch
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August 24, 2014, 06:31:33 PM |
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Now THAT sounds like a ponzi scheme..
I don't think that it's a ponzi scheme. I believe they have the actual hardware and are actually mining coins. A ponzi scheme would suggest that they are simply taking new investment money and paying old customers with it. I'm almost positive that is not true based on what I've been reading, and in actual dealings with them. I think they are just literally running a large virtual operation where they don't attach specific hardware to specific people. I think they have a large pool of hashrate and are paying people based on hashrates paid for, not physical hardware that people own. It doesn't seem like a bad idea really, but we'll see. I've been drilling their forums with questions, trying to figure out more information. I do trust their company and have received products from them in the past and have had no issues with them at all. I don't really trust their prices or their ability to generate profit for customers which is why I keep asking and asking. If they are mining there should be some evidence of the 200 GH/s Scrypt hashrate. Everything else can perhaps be attributed to "creative marketing" - depending on your threshold between "creative" and "misleading" - but the actual network activity has to exist somewhere. Anyway, sorry for derailing the thread, I hope to see you guys in one of the hashlet threads as we need more proper discussion like above and less name calling out there ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I think the hashrate is pretty easily explainable but yeah we shouldn't be hijacking this thread. I'll engage on your GAW conspiracy theory thread. As far as Wafflepool goes, I think their hashrate is always pointed here so you won't catch evidence of anything going drastically up or down on here. It'll probably be hard to track unless every single person on zenpool switches to Wafflepool at once. That might catch them off guard and they won't have the existing hashrate to cover it. Then they'll probably have to switch a lot more hardware to point at this pool. I bet they monitor what users are doing and keep enough hashrate plus a buffer pointed at all pools to cover people changing around.
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GoldBit89
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August 26, 2014, 02:09:33 PM |
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second time now got a NEGATIVE unconfirmed , this time for hidden. How is this possible?
conspiracycoin 6.29842673 0.35443117 0.06039042 0.00000192 cryptcoin 17.06449337 0.00000000 0.02143657 0.00000067 darkcoin 1.13991856 0.00000000 0.00354168 0.00001916 fractalcoin 5.37772594 0.00000000 0.00173195 0.00000002 glyphcoin 12.67779086 0.00000000 0.01708476 0.00000006 saffroncoin 22.03386244 1.29433502 0.98075435 0.00005688 startcoinv2 9.54137896 0.32387458 0.17741177 0.00000870 survivorcoin 0.08534674 0.55429343 0.00047068 0.00000555 urocoin 5.44806216 0.05723842 0.00509544 0.00009038 hidden 4.14875737 0.10585156 -0.00062540 0.00000029 Total 0.00018364
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FTC 6nvzqqaCEizThvgMeC86MGzhAxGzKEtNH8 |WDC WckDxipCes2eBmxrUYEhrUfNNRZexKuYjR |BQC bSDm3XvauqWWnqrxfimw5wdHVDQDp2U8XU BOT EjcroqeMpZT4hphY4xYDzTQakwutpnufQR |BTG geLUGuJkhnvuft77ND6VrMvc8vxySKZBUz |LTC LhXbJMzCqLEzGBKgB2n73oce448BxX1dc4 BTC 1JPzHugtBtPwXgwMqt9rtdwRxxWyaZvk61 |ETH 0xA6cCD2Fb3AC2450646F8D8ebeb14f084F392ACFf
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nitrocs
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August 28, 2014, 05:18:28 PM |
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Whats going on with the big un-exchanged amount on X11?
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utahjohn
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August 28, 2014, 09:03:57 PM |
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@PW What is up with this ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) 1HANJQygp3jHuzutceBgMT7wfCgEug6h4L survivorcoin 0.02704685 0.28058902 -0.00084461 0.00000280 urocoin 3.57519567 0.12782527 -0.00057363 0.00016798 hidden 1.12165328 0.23284880 -0.00177374 0.00000069 and also on another of mine 1Be2LTiVhBTXiYgxEjkU9Jf7JRd3bdCsix urocoin 0.05540005 0.12159519 -0.00063230 0.00015967 hidden 0.06898507 0.22444556 -0.00147048 0.00000067
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nitrocs
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August 29, 2014, 12:15:58 PM |
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Whats going on with the big un-exchanged amount on X11?
We're still mining UROCOIN but its not being exchanged...
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flyn
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August 30, 2014, 03:50:16 AM |
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What's up with the scrypt pool. The logs went to 0 about 20 hrs ago. Also the confirmed rate has dropped to almost zero.
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Klubknuckle
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August 30, 2014, 01:50:44 PM |
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What happen to waffle pool? Any update please?
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h.robak
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August 30, 2014, 03:22:48 PM |
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The un-exchanged amount on X11 keeps growing...
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WeMineCoins
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August 30, 2014, 07:27:20 PM |
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I have an unusually large amount of unexchanged coins for scrypt anyone else experiencing this issue with scrypt?
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The Technical Founder of WeMineCoins
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