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Author Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency  (Read 4677191 times)
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June 16, 2014, 10:00:29 PM
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Lying/excessive trolling can get you banned steven...I don't get the point of trolling when it comes to outright lying. Nice way to advertise monerocoin.com. LoL

This has nothing to do with MoneroCoin.com Nice try mr sock puppet scammer . How olds your account?

Again with the lying..

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Warning look at my post these dudes are scamming hard here.

Stevenrm87 the only scammer here is you...  Roll Eyes
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June 16, 2014, 10:06:16 PM
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Any ideas why the DDOS attacks are so fierce? This little "nobody" of a coin is suddenly catching the attention of the Crypto world and might be a threat to DRK, etc.
It is not cheap to constantly do DDOS attacks. Perhaps it is from the same bots that are mining it, but any plans for a P2P miner?
Lastly, the huge volume is intense. 480 BTC traded on Poloniex, interesting...
Someone is taking notice.
It's pool wars.

I don't think it's pool war. No point on getting all the hashing on a single pool.

I am more for the Darkcoin suckers option.

I could also be professional miners that want to lower the diff while putting down competitors.


Don't forget the NVIDIA miners...cbuchner1 has a really powerful gpu miner and is on Monero.
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June 16, 2014, 10:07:11 PM
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Lying/excessive trolling can get you banned steven...I don't get the point of trolling when it comes to outright lying. Nice way to advertise monerocoin.com. LoL

This has nothing to do with MoneroCoin.com Nice try mr sock puppet scammer . How olds your account?

Again with the lying..

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Warning look at my post these dudes are scamming hard here.


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June 16, 2014, 10:08:56 PM
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Oh jeez isnt it interesting that MoneroPool.org is shutting down after I uncovered a keylogger malware attached to their software. I see they are blaming it on "DDOS attacks" I warned everyone how many listened? How many peoples bitcoins, litecoins, other coins will be stolen as a result of this?

Shame on members here for attempting to cover this up shame on you

Makes me wonder if this guy is behind the DDOS attacks.  He's been sleazing up the boards for days now.

Yeah I barely learned out how to mine crpyto like 16 months ago and now im an evil ddos attacker who can force a coin to its knees. LOL please you guys are scammers trying to cover up what I found out last week and now the pool has slolen funds and is keylogging its users to steal their other coins too. Search my post history the proof is all there.

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June 16, 2014, 10:12:19 PM
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I'd just like to mention the forum users scanned the pool links on virus total and found nothing troublesome or bad.
I've always built from source any way, and found nothing malicious in source or official compiled links.  
With that being said, I wouldn't download a miner from a pool site unless the dev or someone reputable gave them the thumbs up.
I'm always the skeptic of the group too.

I do want to setup my own pool, but every attempt has failed lol, so I will leave it to pros.

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June 16, 2014, 10:16:02 PM
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I'd just like to mention the forum users scanned the pool links on virus total and found nothing troublesome or bad.
I've always built from source any way, and found nothing malicious in source or official compiled links. 
With that being said, I wouldn't download a miner from a pool site unless the dev or someone reputable gave them the thumbs up.
I'm always the skeptic of the group too.

They really want people to believe that MoneroPool.org shut down becasue it was getting DDOSed lol they really do think people are stupid it seems.

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June 16, 2014, 10:22:18 PM
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Oh jeez isnt it interesting that MoneroPool.org is shutting down after I uncovered a keylogger malware attached to their software. I see they are blaming it on "DDOS attacks" I warned everyone how many listened? How many peoples bitcoins, litecoins, other coins will be stolen as a result of this?

Shame on members here for attempting to cover this up shame on you

Makes me wonder if this guy is behind the DDOS attacks.  He's been sleazing up the boards for days now.

In my opinion being such a simple minded douchbag is about the clearest evidence that he wouldn't know how to run a DDOS if his life depended on it.

He is the most transparent troll I've seen in a long time.

On the other hand he might just be a really paranoid (stoner?) type guy who is too stupid to know that he got a keylogger from downloading crap off bittorrent etc...
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June 16, 2014, 10:57:38 PM
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Ignore troll, move on...awesome coin here.
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June 16, 2014, 11:11:40 PM
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Check out our pool statistics after we bypassed some limitations on default firewall:

 Height    Maturity    Difficulty    Block Hash    Time Found
88465   56 to go   399600756   1410ee3bfeaf308f670cab9cd7204b6541cdc99dc4dcfd39a41d690e91b66491   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:59:52
88460   51 to go   401167020   0079bcc803d367fe94c2685d22fe5828bdd3d2e7ec482f91809453382feb48df   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:56:45
88457   48 to go   401659979   d427b5a18d61adbc065667e718cbb82f5df367a7a6c16335ce6bcf74aaa73f80   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:55:52
88448   39 to go   405109473   7b9ff92741df2d90d469cc83ed2a28eb58a265fa54b7700cecd5a2066f3a4a2c   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:44:17
88431   22 to go   404951542   095a84eae3a962932a0100953362d0c2bb8b979c60591e3d04ddf0823ddfb607   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:31:33
88416   7 to go   408950192   03b1a1cafd8c5a969dbe28c6bed0c317ff8c8bbf366ac2d2bf48045d7f009240   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:15:26

~400kh/s and 6 blocks in 45 minutes - we are making everyone rich. According to statistics we should mine one block every ~16 minutes, but we keep on doing it every ~7,5 minutes at http://pool.cryptoescrow.eu

Monero Development Supporting Pool - Low 0.8% Fee + 0.2% Donation to Monero development, 24/7 Monitoring.
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June 16, 2014, 11:13:38 PM
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Check out our pool statistics after we bypassed some limitations on default firewall:

 Height    Maturity    Difficulty    Block Hash    Time Found
88465   56 to go   399600756   1410ee3bfeaf308f670cab9cd7204b6541cdc99dc4dcfd39a41d690e91b66491   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:59:52
88460   51 to go   401167020   0079bcc803d367fe94c2685d22fe5828bdd3d2e7ec482f91809453382feb48df   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:56:45
88457   48 to go   401659979   d427b5a18d61adbc065667e718cbb82f5df367a7a6c16335ce6bcf74aaa73f80   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:55:52
88448   39 to go   405109473   7b9ff92741df2d90d469cc83ed2a28eb58a265fa54b7700cecd5a2066f3a4a2c   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:44:17
88431   22 to go   404951542   095a84eae3a962932a0100953362d0c2bb8b979c60591e3d04ddf0823ddfb607   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:31:33
88416   7 to go   408950192   03b1a1cafd8c5a969dbe28c6bed0c317ff8c8bbf366ac2d2bf48045d7f009240   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:15:26

~400kh/s and 6 blocks in 45 minutes - we are making everyone rich. According to statistics we should mine one block every ~16 minutes, but we keep on doing it every ~7,5 minutes at http://pool.cryptoescrow.eu

how do you handle payouts?

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June 16, 2014, 11:17:01 PM
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A serious question :

How to know the total amount of XRM received (TX in) on an address (not counting the TX out) ? Is there a command in the client ?
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June 16, 2014, 11:21:08 PM
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Check out our pool statistics after we bypassed some limitations on default firewall:

 Height    Maturity    Difficulty    Block Hash    Time Found
88465   56 to go   399600756   1410ee3bfeaf308f670cab9cd7204b6541cdc99dc4dcfd39a41d690e91b66491   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:59:52
88460   51 to go   401167020   0079bcc803d367fe94c2685d22fe5828bdd3d2e7ec482f91809453382feb48df   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:56:45
88457   48 to go   401659979   d427b5a18d61adbc065667e718cbb82f5df367a7a6c16335ce6bcf74aaa73f80   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:55:52
88448   39 to go   405109473   7b9ff92741df2d90d469cc83ed2a28eb58a265fa54b7700cecd5a2066f3a4a2c   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:44:17
88431   22 to go   404951542   095a84eae3a962932a0100953362d0c2bb8b979c60591e3d04ddf0823ddfb607   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:31:33
88416   7 to go   408950192   03b1a1cafd8c5a969dbe28c6bed0c317ff8c8bbf366ac2d2bf48045d7f009240   2014 m. birželis 17 d. 01:15:26

~400kh/s and 6 blocks in 45 minutes - we are making everyone rich. According to statistics we should mine one block every ~16 minutes, but we keep on doing it every ~7,5 minutes at http://pool.cryptoescrow.eu

how do you handle payouts?
Fully automated and functional after 60 confirmations - takes about 30-60 minutes to receive your share of XMR after we mine a block.

Monero Development Supporting Pool - Low 0.8% Fee + 0.2% Donation to Monero development, 24/7 Monitoring.
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June 16, 2014, 11:23:13 PM
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Fully automated and functional after 60 confirmations - takes about 30 minutes to receive your share of XMR after we mine a block.

sorry i wasnt clear: do you payout dust or do you have some min amount?

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June 16, 2014, 11:25:28 PM
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Fully automated and functional after 60 confirmations - takes about 30 minutes to receive your share of XMR after we mine a block.

sorry i wasnt clear: do you payout dust or do you have some min amount?
We payout dust - there is no minimum payout amount.

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June 16, 2014, 11:29:14 PM
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Fully automated and functional after 60 confirmations - takes about 30 minutes to receive your share of XMR after we mine a block.

sorry i wasnt clear: do you payout dust or do you have some min amount?
We payout dust - there is no minimum payout amount.

would you mind to change that?
you are blowing moneros utxset.. and make it harder to spend for low-hash miners.
leaving your pool for now (but would like to come back Wink )

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June 16, 2014, 11:29:44 PM
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Any chance for normal qt wallet? I cant send and receive money with it ? Sad any tutorlial or something?

I like that idea!

It seems that many users have problems to transfer moneros,
it would be great if someone could make a turtorial video on youtube how to
send moneros, mine and stuff like that...

also a youtube and twitter channel is needed, i could help to keep them up to date

For a good video i will send the creator 1XMR
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June 16, 2014, 11:32:12 PM
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Fully automated and functional after 60 confirmations - takes about 30 minutes to receive your share of XMR after we mine a block.
sorry i wasnt clear: do you payout dust or do you have some min amount?

That is the default implementation of the pool.

We modified this on http://monero.crypto-pool.fr/ (at the cost of very late payments and angry miners, sorry again) but it is working now.

We pay every 3 hours so it stack about 6-7 blocks before sending a TX.

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June 16, 2014, 11:37:25 PM
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Fully automated and functional after 60 confirmations - takes about 30 minutes to receive your share of XMR after we mine a block.

sorry i wasnt clear: do you payout dust or do you have some min amount?
We payout dust - there is no minimum payout amount.

would you mind to change that?
you are blowing moneros utxset.. and make it harder to spend for low-hash miners.
leaving your pool for now (but would like to come back Wink )
This is a good idea - i will talk with Wolf0 on how we could implement that.

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June 16, 2014, 11:47:42 PM
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is the GUI released yet?

The GUI is not important enough for us to be worried about yet.  

I'd say we want to get the software as bulletproof as possible now, first.

Worry about a gui later.  If not having a gui means less attention it is better for now.  We want to make sure when the attention comes we are ready.

Clock is ticking, zerocash is around the corner and could bite your ass if you don't hurry up.


How has zerocash solved the accumulator problem? If not then it's a trusted system not a trustless system. No one in crypto is interested in third party god mode.

They are using multisig method, so out of lets say 20 people, just one of them needs to be honest.

Either I have misunderstood the accumulator issue or you have misunderstood the accumulator issue.

Zerocash requires an initial accumulator that will exist for the life of the currency. This accumulator requires certain knowns to be created. These knowns then have to be thrown away. However it's impossible to prove they were throw away.

Hense the concern. Someone who retains these variables in the beginning will be able to print new zerocash without any ability to prove the supply is being manipulated.

This is why in its current form zerocash is an example of a trusted crypto currency, and trust at this particular level (control of the money supply by whomever started the currency) is certainly a no go.

Maybe i didn't explain it well enough, here i will give you the source.

https://twitter.com/secparam/status/476479941878755329



Well "multi party computation" is certainly not "multisig"

Also, what the hell is "multi party computation"? Even if all the computers take part in the computation of the accumulator, the initial variables still need to be present when the final accumulator is forged.

I haven't read any research about "multi party computation" that can solve this issue. In fact, true "multi party computation" would be a more impressive invention than zerocash itself.

Please present the papers about "multi party computation" because I need such tech for a project of my own (nothing to do with anon by the way)


Mathew Green tweeted they were developing it specifically for zerocash, cbf to find it, look through his posts.

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June 17, 2014, 12:02:32 AM
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Everyone, if you think about it we can't really spread the hash around. We need to have 1 major or 2 major pools. We need a moneropool.org MH/s hash rate again. That pool was DDOS'ed because it was not prepared. Mitigating DDOS, having multiple entry and exit points help, load balancing and bgp is key. There are more ways to protect, but i won't list them all - you can google it.

Which pool has this sort of protection? I bet none to very few.
I think we need to all pick 1 or 2 pools and throw our hashes at them. I have a total of 7 KH/s on mro.extremehash.com right now. I also have 1 KH/s on pool.cryptoescrow.eu. But there may be better ones.

As a community, we need to vote. Then the winner of the vote get's our hashes. But the winner needs real protection which costs real money. IMO, if a pool can't spend money upfront, then the pool should not be started.

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