🔴[ANN] Subi Platform • ASIC Resistant • Multi-layered • Decentralized • NEW🔴

[grendel25]

The cool thing about a really good privacy project is that the development team doesn't have to remain anonymous because the such privacy would be irrefutable. 

And this really looks like a professional product.   

[spinter]

Staking ?

[Naviboat]

When I start mining I get this message:

accepted: 0/1 (diff 0.277), 13.80 MH/s booooo
rejected reason: invalid share

What am I doing wrong?

[SubiPlatform]

Staking ?

After block 75,000.

When I start mining I get this message:

accepted: 0/1 (diff 0.277), 13.80 MH/s booooo
rejected reason: invalid share

What am I doing wrong?

Are you mining on a pool or?

[Naviboat]

Staking ?

After block 75,000.

When I start mining I get this message:

accepted: 0/1 (diff 0.277), 13.80 MH/s booooo
rejected reason: invalid share

What am I doing wrong?

Are you mining on a pool or?

I just realized I never switched my mining algorithm to neoscrypt in ccminer.

Thanks for getting back to me but it seems to be working.

I did notice that 1 pool seems to have almost 90% of the hash rate.
Should we work together to split that?

[marecek666]

I did notice that 1 pool seems to have almost 90% of the hash rate.
Should we work together to split that?

It could be the best for the SUBI network. But where to mine?
- the strongest is 1pool.pw
- another one with good results is antares-pool.club but is weak with low luck (currently on incorrect block height with different net diff than core wallet - possible fork)
- s2.mpos-pools.com has an issue because there were enough hashpower but without any minted block - that is the reason everybody left this one. Their TTF was around several minutes but pool was not able to do a single block within 2 days. Miners left it after that. Currently is on incorrect block height with different net diff too - possible fork occured.
- us1.thecryptominerpool.com - the same, incorrect block height with different net diff

in fact, there is only the first/strongest one 1pool.pw which has enough hashpower and is doing at correct SUBI chain (compared to SUBI core wallet).

DEVs? Solution?

[greed098]

1pool.eu stopped their subi pool without notice. im missing pool payouts from them. 

[marecek666]

1pool.eu stopped their subi pool without notice. im missing pool payouts from them. 

they have been on incorrect / forked chain since block 23252 (last 5 hours). Use us1.thecryptominerpool.com or antares-pool.club, they both are on the right chain.

[Naviboat]

1pool.eu stopped their subi pool without notice. im missing pool payouts from them. 

they have been on incorrect / forked chain since block 23252 (last 5 hours). Use us1.thecryptominerpool.com or antares-pool.club, they both are on the right chain.

I've been in us1.thecryptominerpool.com since early this morning but it seems like the difficulty changed?
Also it seems like someone with a lot of hash has been following me around into different pools, I have about 65Mh/s.
I am trying to stay away from them to avoid 51%

[marecek666]

1pool.eu stopped their subi pool without notice. im missing pool payouts from them. 

they have been on incorrect / forked chain since block 23252 (last 5 hours). Use us1.thecryptominerpool.com or antares-pool.club, they both are on the right chain.

I've been in us1.thecryptominerpool.com since early this morning but it seems like the difficulty changed?
Also it seems like someone with a lot of hash has been following me around into different pools, I have about 65Mh/s.
I am trying to stay away from them to avoid 51%

yep, we can see it right now. Somebody just pointed higher hashpower to us1.thecryptominerpool.com. It is not good, this pool has more than 51% of whole SUBI network for now. If it was an attack 5 hours ago on 1pool it is possible that this miner is still here and can repeat it again.

[Naviboat]

1pool.eu stopped their subi pool without notice. im missing pool payouts from them.  

they have been on incorrect / forked chain since block 23252 (last 5 hours). Use us1.thecryptominerpool.com or antares-pool.club, they both are on the right chain.

I've been in us1.thecryptominerpool.com since early this morning but it seems like the difficulty changed?
Also it seems like someone with a lot of hash has been following me around into different pools, I have about 65Mh/s.
I am trying to stay away from them to avoid 51%

yep, we can see it right now. Somebody just pointed higher hashpower to us1.thecryptominerpool.com. It is not good, this pool has more than 51% of whole SUBI network for now. If it was an attack 5 hours ago on 1pool it is possible that this miner is still here and can repeat it again.

I just moved but this person has around 500Mh/s so it's not like anyone stands a chance.

I just noticed that the miners get 31.5 of the coins, which are split accordingly,  but 13.5 coins go to another address can someone explain why?
I also don't understand nodes, which may tie into this?

[marecek666]

I just noticed that the miners get 31.5 of the coins, which are split accordingly,  but 13.5 coins go to another address can someone explain why?
I also don't understand nodes, which may tie into this?

SUBI block has 45 coins reward distributed this way: 70% to POW and 30% to MN. Masternodes are rewarded with 13.5 coins from every minted block in the SUBI network. Remaining 31.5 coins are distributed to miner/pool who minted the block.

[Naviboat]

I just noticed that the miners get 31.5 of the coins, which are split accordingly,  but 13.5 coins go to another address can someone explain why?
I also don't understand nodes, which may tie into this?

SUBI block has 45 coins reward distributed this way: 70% to POW and 30% to MN. Masternodes are rewarded with 13.5 coins from every minted block in the SUBI network. Remaining 31.5 coins are distributed to miner/pool who minted the block.

Is there a tutorial on masternodes? and does it takes 10,000 Subi coins to be able to start one. Do those coins go away?
I'm very new in masternodes, does hashrate play a part on running one?


Also something is wrong with the mining pools, no blocks seem to be found if not mining in the 500Mh/s pools.

[marecek666]

I just noticed that the miners get 31.5 of the coins, which are split accordingly,  but 13.5 coins go to another address can someone explain why?
I also don't understand nodes, which may tie into this?

SUBI block has 45 coins reward distributed this way: 70% to POW and 30% to MN. Masternodes are rewarded with 13.5 coins from every minted block in the SUBI network. Remaining 31.5 coins are distributed to miner/pool who minted the block.

Is there a tutorial on masternodes? and does it takes 10,000 Subi coins to be able to start one. Do those coins go away?
I'm very new in masternodes, does hashrate play a part on running one?


Also something is wrong with the mining pools, no blocks seem to be found if not mining in the 500Mh/s pools.

yep, you will need 10 000 SUBI for a collateral to run your MN. You really do not need any hashrate. Check this guide:
https://medium.com/@subiplatform/setting-up-your-subinode-c2aa2e313a4c

[Zvezdec]

The Subi project impresses with its endless possibilities, and the most tempting thing is that users can create passive income! But I did not fully understand what technology the project is based on?

[SubiPlatform]

Unfortunately it seems that 1pool had forked from the network and then disappeared from the discord channel.

It seems this has also left some miners out of pocket with legitimate payments owed before they forked. As the owner of the pool left our discord channel it has been hard trying to get a hold of them to see what is going on - but at this stage it seems that they have stolen miners funds to keep as their own.

This is unfortunately out of our hands as we don't control any of the Subi they hold, please ensure that pools have a reputation to lower the chance of this happening.

[hasheesh]

1pool were paying very regularly, so I guess nearly all the unpaid funds would have been mined on the incorrect fork, so in theory they did not owe very much to miners that had funds mined on the correct fork ??

[hasheesh]

Only speaking as someone that has a very low hash rate... maybe it did affect others quite badly

[hasheesh]

btw, interested to know WHAT can cause these forks? I would have thought that the core app, would be designed to stop (or at least trap) this kind of blockchain behaviour

[SubiPlatform]

btw, interested to know WHAT can cause these forks? I would have thought that the core app, would be designed to stop (or at least trap) this kind of blockchain behaviour

Unfortunately we have done all we can do to support the network (hard coded nodes and seed nodes). The problem is there was a large amount of nicehash/rented hash that caused a fork, which happens when two miners find blocks at the same time and the network splits.

Due to the large hash these chains grew fast and suddenly which caused the wallets/network not to reorganise like they should have.