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keepwalking1234
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February 25, 2014, 10:20:00 AM |
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the only issue is, nothing is explained, and nobody knows how it all works. i mined on the scrypt pool and got no coins compared to people mining sha, which makes this "innovation" useless,, if it is not all equal somehow, and explained to everybody in the op, so i wouldnt expect too much... |
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keepwalking1234
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February 25, 2014, 10:21:37 AM |
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 will promote this coin in china too......
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keepwalking1234
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February 25, 2014, 10:24:55 AM |
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if we can add myriad to ypool, that's will be interesting
people can mine this with CPU or GPU or ASIC at the same time
we never has a coin like this.
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February 25, 2014, 10:32:25 AM |
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Had my rig on in the night in this pool...fck It was the second night in a row with this pool... Not so good...Now just added a failsafe |
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foodies123
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February 25, 2014, 10:53:32 AM |
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indexing your shit away  :D:D:D You are traversing the block chain, right? Idea: Could you please collect all difficulties / networkhashrates of the 5 algorithms, and plot them. Or post the raw CSV data into a pastebin, we plot them ourselves? That would be lovely. I am really curious. I have zero coins still. Bonus for this idea to MAKikmtAosj3fAsYyjgVQ4sBJnyVF9sSvJ please :-)will do, will credit you for the idea. |
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February 25, 2014, 11:02:47 AM |
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MyriadCoin has just been added to the iSpace Mining Pools at http://ispace.co.uk*** 0% Fees *** What algo? SHA256D .... that's all we do |
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February 25, 2014, 11:21:38 AM |
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update `transactions` set `diff`='0.0058263', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1357
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00594524', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1358
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00606669', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1359
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00619051', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1360
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.03180381', `algo`='scrypt' where `height`=1361
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00631699', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1362
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00644599', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1363
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00657766', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1364
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00299036', `algo`='groestl' where `height`=1365
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00671201', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1366
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.03245289', `algo`='scrypt' where `height`=1367
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00684903', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1368
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00698889', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1369
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00713161', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1370
update `transactions` set `diff`='67.32219387', `algo`='sha256d' where `height`=1371
update `transactions` set `diff`='68.69637497', `algo`='sha256d' where `height`=1372
update `transactions` set `diff`='70.0985234', `algo`='sha256d' where `height`=1373
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00727716', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1374
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00742577', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1375
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00757744', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1376
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00773215', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1377
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00788995', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1378
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00805097', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1379
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00742577', `algo`='skein' where `height`=1380
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00821528', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1381
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00838294', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1382
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.03311519', `algo`='scrypt' where `height`=1383
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00855402', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1384
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00872859', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1385
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00890673', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1386
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.0090885', `algo`='qubit' where `height`=1387
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.03379103', `algo`='scrypt' where `height`=1388
update `transactions` set `diff`='71.5292031', `algo`='sha256d' where `height`=1389
update `transactions` set `diff`='0.00757744', `algo`='skein' where `height`=1390
mother fucking algo diffs up in this bitch ) |
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February 25, 2014, 11:22:05 AM |
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the only issue is, nothing is explained, and nobody knows how it all works. i mined on the scrypt pool and got no coins compared to people mining sha, which makes this "innovation" useless,, if it is not all equal somehow, and explained to everybody in the op, so i wouldnt expect too much... The way it works is quite simple actually, the coin has 5 hashing algos, each one with independent diff, each one has a target time of 2.5 minutes. Because diff changes with every block the target works quite well, so if SHA256 miners have a lot of hash, they will still only get 1/5 of the daily coins. |
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keepwalking1234
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February 25, 2014, 11:54:55 AM |
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the only issue is, nothing is explained, and nobody knows how it all works. i mined on the scrypt pool and got no coins compared to people mining sha, which makes this "innovation" useless,, if it is not all equal somehow, and explained to everybody in the op, so i wouldnt expect too much... The way it works is quite simple actually, the coin has 5 hashing algos, each one with independent diff, each one has a target time of 2.5 minutes. Because diff changes with every block the target works quite well, so if SHA256 miners have a lot of hash, they will still only get 1/5 of the daily coins. great! |
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February 25, 2014, 11:55:50 AM |
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February 25, 2014, 11:57:02 AM |
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Only Scrypt pools.
No (working) pools for any other algo...
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February 25, 2014, 11:59:42 AM |
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Coin VotingWe're always looking to add new markets for the best altcoins, and to help us with this we'd like to ask you, our users to vote on what you'd like to see offered at MintPal.
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Marty19
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February 25, 2014, 12:10:14 PM
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iSpace MyriadCoin Mining Pool (SHA256D) has solved its first block  *** 0% Fees *** http://ispace.co.uk |
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foodies123
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February 25, 2014, 12:30:08 PM |
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found block distribution is as follows:
groestl
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qubit
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scrypt
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sha256d
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skein
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samcornwell
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February 25, 2014, 12:47:19 PM |
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So I started mining at the SHA256 pool listed last night with 64GH/s of power. Woke up this morning to see the site's been taken down.
Gutted.
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February 25, 2014, 12:51:06 PM
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After how many confirmation can I close the miner programe when I solo mined a block?
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February 25, 2014, 12:53:53 PM |
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After how many confirmation can I close the miner programe when I solo mined a block?  You can close it instantly confirmations are coming from network blocks not only from blocks mined by you |
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hero18688
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February 25, 2014, 12:57:59 PM |
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After how many confirmation can I close the miner programe when I solo mined a block? You can close it instantly confirmations are coming from network blocks not only from blocks mined by you I don't think so.A few hours ago I solo mined a block and I closed miner in less than 30 seconds right after I saw the notice of an unmature block coming to my wallet.Then this block was gone away from my wallet! |
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