[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency

[motienvolam]

Today, hours ago, Monero after hitting its double-bottom points around 0.0116, has bounced back to nearly 0.0120. At the moment, Monero has traded in the price nearly 0.018 to 0.019 BTC for one Monero coin. I have a feeling that Monero will stop its falls there (0.016) and will rally to around 0.0123 before next considerable resistance need to be broken. Unfortunately general crypto has turned into negative side due to drops of bitcoin to nearly $5100 hours ago, and we even don't know how bitcoin will move next days, keep falling deeper to  below $5000 or maintaining its price above $5000 and retest $5600 again.

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[Hueristic]

SoloPool.org - profitable solo mining pools. We support a lot of coins on different algorithms. Dagger-Hashimoto, Equihash, Cuckaroo29s, Equihash 144.5, CryptoNightR, X16R.

Our pools have already found more than 2.500.000 blocks!

Solo Mining Pool for Monero - https://xmr.solopool.org/

• The block reward goes to the miner who found it
• Full stats with charts, rewards and earnings
• Telegram bot (notifications of new blocks and rigs status)
• Stable payments
• Support NiceHash (special port)
• Support MiningRigRentals
• Real servers with great ping
• DDOS protection

Welcome

"Solo Mining Pool" is an Oxymoron.

[TheFuzzStone]

• XMR.RU-report (APRIL)

[jwinterm]

SoloPool.org - profitable solo mining pools. We support a lot of coins on different algorithms. Dagger-Hashimoto, Equihash, Cuckaroo29s, Equihash 144.5, CryptoNightR, X16R.

Our pools have already found more than 2.500.000 blocks!

Solo Mining Pool for Monero - https://xmr.solopool.org/

• The block reward goes to the miner who found it
• Full stats with charts, rewards and earnings
• Telegram bot (notifications of new blocks and rigs status)
• Stable payments
• Support NiceHash (special port)
• Support MiningRigRentals
• Real servers with great ping
• DDOS protection

Welcome

"Solo Mining Pool" is an Oxymoron.

It's not really. For one thing, until recently you had to setup a private pool if you wanted to GPUs mine anyway, which isn't the most straightforward thing to do for a lot of people I'd guess. But more importantly you want a very well connected node broadcasting your blocks, otherwise you're going to lose more blocks to orphans than you would end up paying fees to a solo mining pool.

[Millionero]

[Hueristic]

• XMR.RU-report (APRIL)

Please post a link to the source english version for those of use that don't read russian  And also linking source is a good practice).

[Hueristic]

SoloPool.org - profitable solo mining pools. We support a lot of coins on different algorithms. Dagger-Hashimoto, Equihash, Cuckaroo29s, Equihash 144.5, CryptoNightR, X16R.

Our pools have already found more than 2.500.000 blocks!

Solo Mining Pool for Monero - https://xmr.solopool.org/

• The block reward goes to the miner who found it
• Full stats with charts, rewards and earnings
• Telegram bot (notifications of new blocks and rigs status)
• Stable payments
• Support NiceHash (special port)
• Support MiningRigRentals
• Real servers with great ping
• DDOS protection

Welcome

"Solo Mining Pool" is an Oxymoron.

It's not really. For one thing, until recently you had to setup a private pool if you wanted to GPUs mine anyway, which isn't the most straightforward thing to do for a lot of people I'd guess. But more importantly you want a very well connected node broadcasting your blocks, otherwise you're going to lose more blocks to orphans than you would end up paying fees to a solo mining pool.

Yes you can setup your own pools to solo mine but this is just a pool that named itself solo. It can be argued what the context of "pool" is in each instance whether pooling ones resources alone is solo yet pooling them collectively is not as is the case here.

[jwinterm]

SoloPool.org - profitable solo mining pools. We support a lot of coins on different algorithms. Dagger-Hashimoto, Equihash, Cuckaroo29s, Equihash 144.5, CryptoNightR, X16R.

Our pools have already found more than 2.500.000 blocks!

Solo Mining Pool for Monero - https://xmr.solopool.org/

• The block reward goes to the miner who found it
• Full stats with charts, rewards and earnings
• Telegram bot (notifications of new blocks and rigs status)
• Stable payments
• Support NiceHash (special port)
• Support MiningRigRentals
• Real servers with great ping
• DDOS protection

Welcome

"Solo Mining Pool" is an Oxymoron.

It's not really. For one thing, until recently you had to setup a private pool if you wanted to GPUs mine anyway, which isn't the most straightforward thing to do for a lot of people I'd guess. But more importantly you want a very well connected node broadcasting your blocks, otherwise you're going to lose more blocks to orphans than you would end up paying fees to a solo mining pool.

Yes you can setup your own pools to solo mine but this is just a pool that named itself solo. It can be argued what the context of "pool" is in each instance whether pooling ones resources alone is solo yet pooling them collectively is not as is the case here.

How It Works?
It's solo mining pool.
Each miner works independently.
The block reward goes to the miner who found it.
Block search time depends on your hashrate and luck.

[Hueristic]

SoloPool.org - profitable solo mining pools. We support a lot of coins on different algorithms. Dagger-Hashimoto, Equihash, Cuckaroo29s, Equihash 144.5, CryptoNightR, X16R.

Our pools have already found more than 2.500.000 blocks!

Solo Mining Pool for Monero - https://xmr.solopool.org/

• The block reward goes to the miner who found it
• Full stats with charts, rewards and earnings
• Telegram bot (notifications of new blocks and rigs status)
• Stable payments
• Support NiceHash (special port)
• Support MiningRigRentals
• Real servers with great ping
• DDOS protection

Welcome

"Solo Mining Pool" is an Oxymoron.

It's not really. For one thing, until recently you had to setup a private pool if you wanted to GPUs mine anyway, which isn't the most straightforward thing to do for a lot of people I'd guess. But more importantly you want a very well connected node broadcasting your blocks, otherwise you're going to lose more blocks to orphans than you would end up paying fees to a solo mining pool.

Yes you can setup your own pools to solo mine but this is just a pool that named itself solo. It can be argued what the context of "pool" is in each instance whether pooling ones resources alone is solo yet pooling them collectively is not as is the case here.

How It Works?
It's solo mining pool.
Each miner works independently.
The block reward goes to the miner who found it.
Block search time depends on your hashrate and luck.

Ahh, I was thrown by the posting of all miners additive as the pool hashrate my bad. I guess whoever mines there should keep an eye one the blocks they mine.

[TheFuzzStone]

Please post a link to the source english version for those of use that don't read russian  And also linking source is a good practice).

If you had looked carefully, you would see the source at the end of each article. 

[Hueristic]

Please post a link to the source english version for those of use that don't read russian  And also linking source is a good practice).

If you had looked carefully, you would see the source at the end of each article. 

Ahh, I recommend placing those at the top so we don't have to scroll down through pages of russian to  see there is a link. Thx

[Don_Crypton]

Is it possible to store XMR on hardware wallets? How convenient is this for newbies?

[dEBRUYNE]

Is it possible to store XMR on hardware wallets? How convenient is this for newbies?

Yes. I'd argue it is doable. It is a bit more complicated than other coins such as ETH, but with assistance of this guide you should be able to manage:

https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/9901/how-do-i-generate-a-ledger-monero-wallet-with-the-gui-monero-wallet-gui

[Globb0]

I thought it was relatively straight forward. Nano S.

But you do need to run the gui wallet (and sync up a node) and use the hw wallet as your "secure key holder"

Watched a video, cryptodad or something on you tube for the main points.



Main take away point was virus software will delete MoneroD  is there anything that can be done about that?


Adding it to the exclusions in your virus software is the answer for now.

[Millionero]

I haven't used antivirus software for many years.  Maybe I can get away with it because I don't use Windows.
I use linux pc and android phone.  Performing updates immediately is more important than antivirus, in my opinion.

[Globb0]

Its these blasted malware miners of course, but after a fork can we get it reset as bug fixed or something?

[Don_Crypton]

Is it possible to store XMR on hardware wallets? How convenient is this for newbies?

It is for advanced users, because you have to be responsible to secure your wallet, your backup, your private key. So, if you are newbies in crypto, you should stick to exchanges' address to store your money. Remember to choose reliable exchanges, like Binnance, Block chain, Coinbase, ask so on. Always should stay away from small exchanges because their security is worse than big exchanges, and in bad situation (attacks) they might not compensate for their users.

I am against storing crypto on exchanges, regardless of their size.

Is it possible to store XMR on hardware wallets? How convenient is this for newbies?

Yes. I'd argue it is doable. It is a bit more complicated than other coins such as ETH, but with assistance of this guide you should be able to manage:

https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/9901/how-do-i-generate-a-ledger-monero-wallet-with-the-gui-monero-wallet-gui

I noticed that storing xmr is more difficult than eth 
Thx for the link to guide. I will surely read it.

I thought it was relatively straight forward. Nano S.

But you do need to run the gui wallet (and sync up a node) and use the hw wallet as your "secure key holder"

Watched a video, cryptodad or something on you tube for the main points.



Main take away point was virus software will delete MoneroD  is there anything that can be done about that?


Adding it to the exclusions in your virus software is the answer for now.

Technically, this method of storing xmr on NanoC is possible only ?

[Hueristic]

I noticed that storing xmr is more difficult than eth 
Thx for the link to guide. I will surely read it.

I've noticed it's really easy to get ETH stolen.

[Kryptowerk]

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