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April 03, 2014, 01:18:05 AM Last edit: April 03, 2014, 01:41:39 AM by exarena |
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EXE/BTC market has been added to https://exarena.netHappy trading
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zerxus
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April 03, 2014, 02:34:22 AM |
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Attention miners and traders! Please follow the link below and vote for ExeCoin to be added to Bter market. It's free, unfortunately, so we need to collect a couple of thousands votes somehow. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=502363.0
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Equate
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April 03, 2014, 02:37:13 AM |
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Great news and also happy trading.
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execoin (OP)
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April 03, 2014, 03:47:17 AM |
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I would love to know when the devs are going to start contacting online software retailers and see if they are interested in accepting a speculative and fitting crypto currency to sell their digitally distributed software i.e 'air' ie 'not much to stake for loss'... So many, I'm not talking about Adobe or Steam. I'm talking about video encoding software, VPN subscriptions, independent video players, cheapy anti virus / GFX editing It goes without saying, but these retailers should be offering jointly mass 10%+ discounts for execoin use, which of course puts it in demands and rises it up. As the incentive to the retailers I would be quite tempted to spend a lot of my exebag on software I always wanted but thought a bit pricey for convenience. Come on devs... make some calls send some e-mails? Sorry if you already have! Thank you for your advice! We already have a plan about that :-)
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jjc6676
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April 03, 2014, 03:50:35 AM |
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Great news and also happy trading. added to reddit list of exchanges
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battbot
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April 03, 2014, 05:02:57 AM |
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When does voting to get on cryptsy end? We are currently #1 but MYR is a close second. keep voting guys!
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shango
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April 03, 2014, 09:13:18 AM |
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When does voting to get on cryptsy end? We are currently #1 but MYR is a close second. keep voting guys!
I know it is weekly but is it sunday / monday ? I don't know. But yes, we need to keep a close eye.
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weedyv
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April 03, 2014, 11:12:26 AM |
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If you check on their twitter account you can see each friday/saturday they add new coins. So be ready in 24/48h
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shango
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April 03, 2014, 12:41:21 PM |
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btw, could anyone share how many EXE they are getting per mh/s ? Or per day with their hashrate ? According to coinwarz i should be making ~ 65 coins a day with my 980kh/s but in reality i made about half of that in the last 24 hours, even though the diff dropped.
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DeltaQuebec
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April 03, 2014, 12:43:32 PM |
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Unless you refresh coinwars every minute, of every hour in an entire day, then do the math..it wont be accurate. Those 'web page' stats are good and accurate for about 30 seconds. What is good is historical REAL data, that I like.
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April 03, 2014, 12:58:55 PM |
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You should get your hashrate in kh/s divided by the diff in coins/day. But luck plays a big part too. The smaller the pool your mining at the more luck factors in. With a p2pool you also get a ramp-up/ramp-down in rewards/block and you will need to gather data over a longer period than 24hrs.
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DeltaQuebec
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April 03, 2014, 01:00:03 PM |
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You should get your hashrate in kh/s divided by the diff in coins/day. But luck plays a big part too. The smaller the pool your mining at the more luck factors in. With a p2pool you also get a ramp-up/ramp-down in rewards/block and you will need to gather data over a longer period than 24hrs.
And generally p2p pools have 10-20% Orphaned or DOA shares. IE LOST HASH.
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zerxus
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April 03, 2014, 01:39:53 PM |
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If you check on their twitter account you can see each friday/saturday they add new coins. So be ready in 24/48h Here is how Cryptsy calculates coin's rating. Unique free votes and unique paid transactions seem to be more important ( http://blog.cryptsy.com/post/80290983629/how-we-pick-coins-to-add-from-the-vote-list): We use a scoring system, and here is how we calculate the score:
Score = count(distinct ip) + count(distinct txid)*5 + (sum(if(votetype=’Paid’,0.0002,0))*50)
Distinct IP is the number of unique ip addresses which have voted for this coin. We only track IP on Free and votes placed using CryptsyPoints.
Distinct TXID is the number of unique paid transactions of any amount
The last part basically takes all “Paid” votes, which includes ones make with BTC or CryptsyPoints, assigns a value of 0.0002 to each of those votes, sums up all of those values and multiplies the result by 50.
Now, this algorithm will likely change for the next run, since I have released it and people will try to game it. For the next run, it may look more like this:
Score = count(distinct ip)*2 + (sum(if(votetype=’Paid’,0.0002,0))*70)
I’m also open to any suggestions as to the best way to score the results.
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Doom4535
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April 03, 2014, 01:52:02 PM Last edit: April 03, 2014, 03:18:53 PM by Doom4535 |
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You should get your hashrate in kh/s divided by the diff in coins/day. But luck plays a big part too. The smaller the pool your mining at the more luck factors in. With a p2pool you also get a ramp-up/ramp-down in rewards/block and you will need to gather data over a longer period than 24hrs.
And generally p2p pools have 10-20% Orphaned or DOA shares. IE LOST HASH. That's not exactly correct, the p2p pools mine on a different chain that is shared amongst all the miners. This chain tends to move at a faster rate than the normal block chain, hence the higher rejects that some people report. P2p pools usually are able to report found blocks faster than a non p2p pools which gives them a slight edge over a normal pool. You will want to make sure that your connection to the pool is good (at one location I averaged about 2-3% rejected/orphaned on free.btc:9173, but another location (behind university firewall) didn't seem to like to maintain a stable connection and caused only about 2/3-3/4 of my actual hashrate to be reported...)).
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DeltaQuebec
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April 03, 2014, 02:07:47 PM |
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Im not getting into this again on a 2nd thread today. Feel free and toss your hash out the window if ya like.
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shango
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April 03, 2014, 07:16:02 PM |
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Im not getting into this again on a 2nd thread today. Feel free and toss your hash out the window if ya like.
Relax The discussion is about coins per mh or per day at this diff, not another "this coin is a waste of time" "i am burning money mining this" and so on.
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rapsac
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April 03, 2014, 08:48:06 PM |
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You should get your hashrate in kh/s divided by the diff in coins/day. But luck plays a big part too. The smaller the pool your mining at the more luck factors in. With a p2pool you also get a ramp-up/ramp-down in rewards/block and you will need to gather data over a longer period than 24hrs.
And generally p2p pools have 10-20% Orphaned or DOA shares. IE LOST HASH. DeltaQuebec did explain it but but to be more specific about the 'LOST HASH'; The doa% for the pool IS much higher with p2pool. But that doa% is for the p2pool blockchain and does not propagate outside to the normal blockchain. And thus will not influence payouts. The doa% for your miner is also a little higher and you will get a lower payout if you don't try to get that % down as far as you can (best by choosing a node with a low ping time and lowering the intensity on your software). The blockchain for p2pool is 10? times faster than the normal blockchain, and also has a 10? times lower difficulty. This will result in the higher doa%. When a block is found within the p2pool that block often propagates faster to the outside world, making the chance it gets orphaned smaller. As with all pools in p2pool the rewards are shared among the miners. Your share% depends on your hashrate-doa so try to get your doa% lower. The shares that are orphaned from your p2pool node to the other p2pool nodes do not matter. They are not at a sufficient difficulty for a 'block found' anyway, and i think they will still count as valid shares in your node (not sure about that though).
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DeltaQuebec
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April 03, 2014, 09:02:56 PM |
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Ok.. This will be my last post on this.. as Im seeing twisting of whats going on here.
If My miner hashes @ 1000 Kh/s on pool-A vs pool B vs pool C its still 1000 KH/s on MY behalf as effort.
IF Pool A (MPOS) dosent get blocks very fast ( few miners with high diff ), my effective return is deminished.
If Pool B (MPOS) Gets blocks faster (due to more miners & same diff) and I hash there my effective return as long as blocks are found on a regular basis and better than pool A
If Pool C is for instance a P2P pool, and now throws in DOA's into the mix, your effective rate is decreased yet even more as compared to pool A or Pool B
A quality, trusted, & well run MPOS pool with a reasonable # of miners vs difficulty level will have well under 1% Orphaned blocks/DOA
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rapsac
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April 03, 2014, 09:21:26 PM |
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Mostly true. But check a p2pool website ( http://freebtc.eu:9173/static/). You'll see doa% for the pool is ~20%. Those % do not count in lost hashrate for you. Only the doa% for the miners count, and everyone has a higher % on p2pool so your share from the profits are not affected by that (but do try to get your % down, this will up your valid hashrate).
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DeltaQuebec
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April 03, 2014, 09:24:54 PM |
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Mostly true. But check a p2pool website ( http://freebtc.eu:9173/static/). You'll see doa% for the pool is ~20%. Those % do not count in lost hashrate for you. Only the doa% for the miners count, and everyone has a higher % on p2pool so your share from the profits are not affected by that (but do try to get your % down, this will up your valid hashrate). Yep just checked it out right now infact:
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