moderndezigns
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March 22, 2014, 06:48:34 AM |
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ok sounds good to me too so why do you think the pools are asking for a bounty to get it going? I agree the fees should be a huge incentive
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deadmanwalking
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March 22, 2014, 06:53:45 AM |
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I've emailed the pool operator asking how much bounty he wants. I did mention the hashrate would likely be high, and he would receive considerable fees. That was just a few hours ago, I have yet to receive a reply.
User dille71is the one originally in contact with pool operator. I'm sure he'll update us when he has news.
The bounty currently gathered is 850k
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DjstarX
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March 22, 2014, 06:54:02 AM |
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should mine Eccoin , sell then buy mint ... Eccoin is copy of mint with china support. and groing very fast see crypto rush
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moderndezigns
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March 22, 2014, 06:56:21 AM |
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Thanks deadmanwalking I appreciate you trying to contact them and get the information. Please post or let me know what you hear
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moderndezigns
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March 22, 2014, 06:58:01 AM |
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mine e con? no thanks
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DjstarX
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March 22, 2014, 07:27:24 AM |
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mine e con? no thanks
you have to mine something ! Till we get multipool . I 'll mine what make more $$ to get more mint .
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wationg
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March 22, 2014, 07:40:58 AM |
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Where can I buy Mintcoin for USD?
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Dallas5
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March 22, 2014, 10:17:33 AM |
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Just looked at the new orderbook at mintpal MINT/BTC. There are millions of coins waiting in the sell section at such unrealistic rates they could have more profit holding it in their own wallet for PoS. For example:
0.00075000 - 630000.00000000 - 472.50000000
75000 sat is just unrealistic for a coin in the billions, maybe if it still exists in 2020? If those 630000 where held in a private wallet and unlocked a few times the person would receive 126,000 free coins after a year.
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okaynow
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March 22, 2014, 10:26:22 AM |
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Just looked at the new orderbook at mintpal MINT/BTC. There are millions of coins waiting in the sell section at such unrealistic rates they could have more profit holding it in their own wallet for PoS.
Yes, i've been watching these orders aswell. Seems like they either dont mind waiting, or they did not realise that they are losing that much. Or could it be that the number there is a sum of all orders at 0.00075?
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Dallas5
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March 22, 2014, 10:30:51 AM |
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Just looked at the new orderbook at mintpal MINT/BTC. There are millions of coins waiting in the sell section at such unrealistic rates they could have more profit holding it in their own wallet for PoS.
Yes, i've been watching these orders aswell. Seems like they either dont mind waiting, or they did not realise that they are losing that much. Or could it be that the number there is a sum of all orders at 0.00075? Could be, no way to tell. Only know if it is a round figure like 10000 coins or 750000 then it's usually just one person.
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Degolep
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March 22, 2014, 11:06:08 AM |
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how much is needed to start the multipool?
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Mikellev
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March 22, 2014, 11:29:25 AM |
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how much is needed to start the multipool? You need the script. Not easy to find. Or develope one for yourself...
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dille71
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March 22, 2014, 11:36:31 AM |
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how much is needed to start the multipool? I'm waiting for reply from the pool owner about the details
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CodeFuzer
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March 22, 2014, 01:26:17 PM |
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hashcows? try wafflepool.
Done that, they didnt like the idea... Wafflepool is holding 45.5m MINTs that it can't get rid off. No wonder they don't like MINT Really? Between the 11 and 10 BUY wall there is over 145,000,000 million Mint waiting to be bought. Explain how it is they can't get rid of it. Yeah and they have a huge loss, since all the miners would get 4x less money (BTCs) than expected. Waffle was calculating that MINT is worth 40+ sat when it decided it is the most profitable coin to mine but before it managed to sell it the price dropped a lot. That's the reason they are holding now and will dump it once it raises over certain threshold.
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thisisit
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March 22, 2014, 02:17:16 PM |
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hint to do multipool:
setup stratum, setup multiple wallets, setup software to determine most profitable coin,
hashTime=difficulty * (pow(2.0, 32) / (hashRate * 1000.0)) blocksPerDay = (24.0 * 3600.0)/hashTime coinsPerDay = coinsPerBlock*blocksPerDay
setup wrapper class to cryptsy ( sell, etc ), setup database registration of shares ( reuse stratum db ) if most profitable coin, change config, hotload new settings using reload_settings.sh, make a payout module based on shares submitted, weighted for diff.
something like that.
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any coin that makes me a profit.
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mgburks77
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March 22, 2014, 03:19:45 PM |
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Just looked at the new orderbook at mintpal MINT/BTC. There are millions of coins waiting in the sell section at such unrealistic rates they could have more profit holding it in their own wallet for PoS. For example:
0.00075000 - 630000.00000000 - 472.50000000
75000 sat is just unrealistic for a coin in the billions, maybe if it still exists in 2020? If those 630000 where held in a private wallet and unlocked a few times the person would receive 126,000 free coins after a year.
All downward pressure that has to be shaken off somehow.
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March 22, 2014, 03:32:51 PM Last edit: March 22, 2014, 03:44:06 PM by Kergekoin |
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I have 2 unconfirmed minting.not recieve after 2 days,what i do ? These types of questions are going to become more frequent - could the dev team add a help file and/or FAQ to the wallet to explain the "mining" of mint coin in easy to understand language (with pictures if possible), thanks? That's been asked for since the launch....nada Those are simply orphaned blocks. Pay no attention to them. Its not an issue, since your coin age is not reset when you get orphan. Could FAQ be expanded to include more detail? eg 1) Does one have to "setgenerate true" in the wallet to mine? 2) Could pictures be added of common problems with answers to aid explanations? 3) Add mining examples with approx. hours that a wallet must be open/unlocked per 20 days to ensure mining? 1. No! CPUminer for stake is automatically started when you start wallet. Its integrated inside client. Only thing you need to do for getting stake is be online and unlock wallet. 2. Which are common problems you are talking about? I dont see any problem when running Mintcoin. 3. This has been answered many times. For best stacking interest you should be online and unlocked once per 20 days and minimum once per 40 days. Luck for getting stake block is random. So no one can tell you exactly when you will get it. Can be in first minute and can take few days in worst case.
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David Latapie
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March 22, 2014, 04:29:43 PM |
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Hi,
(cross posted on mintcointalk)
Project F is advancing steadily. I thank all of the people who contacted me, I was positvely impressed by the massive amount of people who PM'd me. Now that is a proof of an active community!
Next step is to set up a communication channel. I hesitate on what to do. Below are my various proposal (I am open to others): - Project F subtopic on bitcointalk.org. Sure, bitcointalk.org has most of the traffic, but I believe there is no room for another mintcoin topic out of the ANN topic. This would be public. - Project F discussion in the ANN topic. I believe it would only lead to confusion. On the other hand, it would lead to more visibility to newcomers. This would be public. - Project F on a dedicated mintcointalk.com forum thread. This would be "cleaner", since it would be on a dedicated forum, and it could be either private or public. Downside is: less visibility for newcomers - Project F on a Google Groups ML. Advantage is: easier reply by mail (I prefer mail to forum). Downside is, I think, even lower visibility. Would be better for a "inner core" group.
Voilà, please tell me what you would prefer. - Dedicated bitcointalk topic - intersparced discussion in ANN topic - topic on mintcointalk - google group mailing list
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Party Hard
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March 22, 2014, 04:49:52 PM |
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Hi,
(cross posted on mintcointalk)
Project F is advancing steadily. I thank all of the people who contacted me, I was positvely impressed by the massive amount of people who PM'd me. Now that is a proof of an active community!
Next step is to set up a communication channel. I hesitate on what to do. Below are my various proposal (I am open to others): - Project F subtopic on bitcointalk.org. Sure, bitcointalk.org has most of the traffic, but I believe there is no room for another mintcoin topic out of the ANN topic. This would be public. - Project F discussion in the ANN topic. I believe it would only lead to confusion. On the other hand, it would lead to more visibility to newcomers. This would be public. - Project F on a dedicated mintcointalk.com forum thread. This would be "cleaner", since it would be on a dedicated forum, and it could be either private or public. Downside is: less visibility for newcomers - Project F on a Google Groups ML. Advantage is: easier reply by mail (I prefer mail to forum). Downside is, I think, even lower visibility. Would be better for a "inner core" group.
Voilà, please tell me what you would prefer. - Dedicated bitcointalk topic - intersparced discussion in ANN topic - topic on mintcointalk - google group mailing list
My vote would be a topic on Mintcointalk. I have an account there too, but I agree visibility is higher at bitcointalk.org. Not knowing what the project is, I'd err on the side of cleaner. Also, I'm willing to help out with whatever it may be!
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