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Author Topic: [ANN] Orbitcoin v1.6.3.0 ~ NeoScrypt ~ Green Stake ~ 10 Years Old  (Read 200999 times)
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June 21, 2018, 08:54:25 PM
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Seperate note, why is there no whitepaper and who is the original Dev and who are the current team members?

I write a white paper if I develop something new which cannot be explained in a forum post like I've done with the NeoScrypt algorithm. I've never thought Orbitcoin needs a white paper of its own.

There was no original dev. One chap wanted a customised coin, so he paid another chap who made it happen. That was in 2013. Since the 1st chap had no clue in programming and the 2nd one had no intention of working for free, things went downhill in just a few months. I was contracted to fix it up and took over eventually.

Ghostlander, Ok I read about you as the original dev just last night. This is a great coin with huge value compared to other coins.  Your staking in wallet is ingenious, and the value of the coin has been maintained. I think you should be proud man. Also I don't think this coin would be difficult to market to get other investors involved. Definitely just needs a direction. I have been asking around in other coin communities about in wallet staking and no one seems to know how or understand this.  Everyone wants investors to drop loads on master nodes.  Thank you ghostlander, your contributions are immense!  And you developed NSGminer correct? wow. Im a fan!

Ok,

Can you help me with this .conf file that I cant seem to get working?

I'm inclined to think the whole concept of master nodes is unfair. One coin holder should not have a financial advantage over another coin holder just because he is a kind of whale. Everyone must have the same rights in a decentralised trustless network.

Yes, NSGminer is my work. I've forked BFGminer about 2.5 years back, customised it and added NeoScrypt. There may be faster miners out there, but NSGminer is open source and comes with more features than any competitor.

If you put orbitcoin.conf, a simple ASCII text file, in your data subdirectory, it should be picked up by the wallet on a start-up.


Should I stay with Orbit or migrate everything to Trezar? Smiley

The decision is entirely up to you.

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June 25, 2018, 07:44:37 PM
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@ghostlander, if I'm looking at this right, do we have ~300K Orbitcoins left to be mined?

Thanks for all of the great work through the years.
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June 26, 2018, 08:35:32 PM
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@ghostlander, if I'm looking at this right, do we have ~300K Orbitcoins left to be mined?

Thanks for all of the great work through the years.

3.77 million - 3.24 million = 0.53 million left

The next halving is near.

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June 26, 2018, 11:06:42 PM
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@ghostlander, if I'm looking at this right, do we have ~300K Orbitcoins left to be mined?

Thanks for all of the great work through the years.

3.77 million - 3.24 million = 0.53 million left

The next halving is near.

Thank you, that's good to know the right amount.

I looked at the OP and didn't see where the halving was mentioned.  At which block does the halving occur?  Also, will there be any other halvings before 3.77 million is reached?
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June 29, 2018, 02:37:42 PM
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@ghostlander, if I'm looking at this right, do we have ~300K Orbitcoins left to be mined?

Thanks for all of the great work through the years.

3.77 million - 3.24 million = 0.53 million left

The next halving is near.

Thank you, that's good to know the right amount.

I looked at the OP and didn't see where the halving was mentioned.  At which block does the halving occur?  Also, will there be any other halvings before 3.77 million is reached?

The halvings are every 500 thousand blocks. There will be many more until the limit is reached.

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August 05, 2018, 11:53:14 PM
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August 17, 2018, 01:20:06 PM
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PoS reward halved (since block 2500001)

Now every stake will give you 0.50 ORB (for the next 500k blocks)

Past weeks most alts lowered in price, also Orbitcoin.
Now is a good time to buy some ORB for a low price and to stake
your ORB while the reward is still on a high rate  Smiley



Orbitcoin is 5+ years old and still alive and kickin'  Smiley
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August 17, 2018, 03:01:14 PM
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PoS reward halved (since block 2500001)

Now every stake will give you 0.50 ORB (for the next 500k blocks)

Past weeks most alts lowered in price, also Orbitcoin.
Now is a good time to buy some ORB for a low price and to stake
your ORB while the reward is still on a high rate  Smiley



Orbitcoin is 5+ years old and still alive and kickin'  Smiley

wow, what amount does generate this freqency of POS?
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August 17, 2018, 06:32:21 PM
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PoS reward halved (since block 2500001)

Now every stake will give you 0.50 ORB (for the next 500k blocks)

Past weeks most alts lowered in price, also Orbitcoin.
Now is a good time to buy some ORB for a low price and to stake
your ORB while the reward is still on a high rate  Smiley



Orbitcoin is 5+ years old and still alive and kickin'  Smiley

wow, what amount does generate this freqency of POS?

Several 10-thousands of ORB  Smiley


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August 17, 2018, 08:24:18 PM
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Several 10-thousands of ORB  Smiley

cool  Wink

I'm a holder, no dump from me, only long term thinking.
I started 4+ years ago with buying my first ORB.
Since then i'm staking ORB and it gives me thousands of extra (free!) ORB so far.
Even now the reward halved it's worth to hold ORB.
I.m.o. Orbitcoin is one of the best coins to hold and stake!

Next to that, Ghostlander is a great dev (all those years!)

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August 17, 2018, 08:35:00 PM
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Several 10-thousands of ORB  Smiley

cool  Wink

I'm a holder, no dump from me, only long term thinking.
I started 4+ years ago with buying my first ORB.
Since then i'm staking ORB and it gives me thousands of extra (free!) ORB so far.
Even now the reward halved it's worth to hold ORB.
I.m.o. Orbitcoin is one of the best coins to hold and stake!

Next to that, Ghostlander is a great dev (all those years!)

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yep, do you have any advice how to organise inputs for better ORB staking? 1 big input or several smaller? eg 10000 ORB in 1 tx or divided to txs per 100-1000 ORB in 1 wallet. I do not have big amount but I have never obtained any POS block in my ORB wallet. TZC and RDD POS wallets are doing well but ORB nothing in my case.
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yep, do you have any advice how to organise inputs for better ORB staking? 1 big input or several smaller? eg 10000 ORB in 1 tx or divided to txs per 100-1000 ORB in 1 wallet. I do not have big amount but I have never obtained any POS block in my ORB wallet. TZC and RDD POS wallets are doing well but ORB nothing in my case.

I would advice several smaller inputs (you need at least 20 ORB in your wallet) try inputs with a minimum of 50, bigger inputs will stake faster.
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August 18, 2018, 01:55:03 PM
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best pool for minig coin Huh
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August 23, 2018, 02:49:00 AM
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Would be nice to have an auto splitter like Hyperstake.  Grin

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August 23, 2018, 04:54:10 AM
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best pool for minig coin Huh
here are pools that still support direct ORB mining and are synchronized correctly:
yiimp.eu (2% fee, min payout 0.01 ORB)
aikapool.com (1% fee, min payout 1 ORB)

multipools:
mining-dutch.nl (2% fee, min payout 0.0001 ORB)
zpool.ca (1.75% fee, min payout 0.05 ORB)
zergpool.com (0.5% fee, min payout is equivalent of 0.0001 BTC)

do not use TBF pool. It is not correctly synchronized (more than 3 months now) and it is unable to change/set payout wallet and limits. Pool operator has not fixed it yet.
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August 23, 2018, 02:08:21 PM
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Would be nice to have an auto splitter like Hyperstake.  Grin

You can use the settings stakecombine and stakesplit (orbitcoin.conf)

stakecombine=50
stakesplit=100

Combines small inputs into at least 50 ORB and once it reach 100 ORB
it will split into 2 x 50 ORB (you can change the numbers).


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August 25, 2018, 11:49:52 AM
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best pool for minig coin Huh
here are pools that still support direct ORB mining and are synchronized correctly:
yiimp.eu (2% fee, min payout 0.01 ORB)
aikapool.com (1% fee, min payout 1 ORB)

multipools:
mining-dutch.nl (2% fee, min payout 0.0001 ORB)
zpool.ca (1.75% fee, min payout 0.05 ORB)
zergpool.com (0.5% fee, min payout is equivalent of 0.0001 BTC)

do not use TBF pool. It is not correctly synchronized (more than 3 months now) and it is unable to change/set payout wallet and limits. Pool operator has not fixed it yet.

We're still mining ORB: http://pool.hashrefinery.com/site/gomining?algo=neoscrypt

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September 02, 2018, 01:36:07 AM
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Haven't opened my desktop wallet in 2 weeks. I open it today, and it consistently loads the splash, then disappears, and closes in the background. I cannot get it to run, at all.

Take a look at your debug.log for the reason.

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September 06, 2018, 03:44:30 PM
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Greetings. I've a problem setting up Orbitcoin on yiimp.

The chain is synced (and re-downloaded multiple times), but when trying to submit a block I see
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ERROR: CheckBlock() : merkle root verification failed
ERROR: ProcessBlock() : CheckBlock() FAILED

Any suggestions?
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September 19, 2018, 08:22:12 PM
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Greetings. I've a problem setting up Orbitcoin on yiimp.

The chain is synced (and re-downloaded multiple times), but when trying to submit a block I see
Code:
ERROR: CheckBlock() : merkle root verification failed
ERROR: ProcessBlock() : CheckBlock() FAILED

Any suggestions?

There are a few ways to send a block to the daemon. How do you do it?

"If you've got a problem and have to spread some coins to make it go away, you've got no problem. You've got an expence." ~ Phoenixcoin (PXC) and Orbitcoin (ORB) and Halcyon (HAL)
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