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May 08, 2014, 08:49:06 PM
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May 08, 2014, 08:55:39 PM
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this is a list of users hacked by some pool

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gloop
cinek366
ManDZiO
mkminers
kevondo
tgwb
TrollBoxChampion
ynbcjrl
chun2014
tramphuochuy

if your pseudo figure above , please post a comment with a list of pools you used with same login password


Edit :
list of pools by user

cinek366 :
http://shibe.nitro-pool.com
http://shibe.dedicatedpool.com
 21131.788696 shibe stolen
 

1st one

edit 2: i'm mining with dedicaated pool , now way it's them , i doubt http://shibe.nitro-pool.com

From where did you get this information? These same users (and two dozens more) lost their coins on http://shibe.pool.mn. In particular cinek366 lost  5193.3367296
http://pastebin.com/8KsgisFh msg from shibe.pool.mn

edit : in a publication before cinek gived to me the pools he used and the transaction id

The amount of coins stolen is not in that message, e.g. cinek366 lost 5193.3367296 SHIBE from http://shibe.pool.mn (http://192.227.251.74:8888/tx/741bce9135ad95676f51ba617ab84f44ea7ba8c9f98b7a47140e96024d5111b6) and not the amount you wrote


Very sad there are pools out there that would do this. I always make sure to generate a brand new secure password on every site I register with. Keepass is our savior!
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May 08, 2014, 09:05:27 PM
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Another issue with Shibe.Mn pool is accoring to the dashboard no blocks found in 5 hours
http://shibe.pool.mn/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool

this is totally BS with the total hash rate of 450 MHZ or so , either way I am not seeing any coins in my account

..such scam.

I moved away from dedicated pool due to thier constant DDOS status now this :  I swear if there was pool sofware written for .NET i would build my own pool

these people are incompetent or just crooks.

I guess I need to lean .NODE JS


Blocks are found by pure luck, and there is nothing strange that it can take sometimes more than the average amount of time (based on pool hashrate and network difficulty) to find a block. Currently, http://shibe.pool.mn has done around 3.5 times more work than expected (350% of expected shares), however the block hasn't been found yet. If you look at any pool (or if you solo mine) you might see that for some blocks this unlucky period can be even longer. There is no scam, this is usual mining business. Please, if you want to accuse the pool accuse it for a reason. There is no reason at the moment.
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May 08, 2014, 09:08:10 PM
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Another issue with Shibe.Mn pool is accoring to the dashboard no blocks found in 5 hours
http://shibe.pool.mn/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool

this is totally BS with the total hash rate of 450 MHZ or so , either way I am not seeing any coins in my account

..such scam.

I moved away from dedicated pool due to thier constant DDOS status now this :  I swear if there was pool sofware written for .NET i would build my own pool

these people are incompetent or just crooks.

I guess I need to lean .NODE JS


I also was on dedicated pool for the DDoS, but my failover pool wasn't the pool where the DDoS was supposedly coming from. Wink
Another accusation? First, stealing coins (another pool did it), then not finding blocks (rather usual situation in mining) and now DDoSing dedicated? Why are some people so against pool.mn and accuse the pool for no reason?
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May 08, 2014, 09:37:19 PM
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Another issue with Shibe.Mn pool is accoring to the dashboard no blocks found in 5 hours
http://shibe.pool.mn/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool

this is totally BS with the total hash rate of 450 MHZ or so , either way I am not seeing any coins in my account

..such scam.

I moved away from dedicated pool due to thier constant DDOS status now this :  I swear if there was pool sofware written for .NET i would build my own pool

these people are incompetent or just crooks.

I guess I need to lean .NODE JS


I also was on dedicated pool for the DDoS, but my failover pool wasn't the pool where the DDoS was supposedly coming from. Wink
Another accusation? First, stealing coins (another pool did it), then not finding blocks (rather usual situation in mining) and now DDoSing dedicated? Why are some people so against pool.mn and accuse the pool for no reason?

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May 08, 2014, 09:37:48 PM
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The first ShibeCoin game, please spread the word
http://shibeponzi.cryptojunkie.com



nice! i am going to play some.

btw - try this one. was also the first game. Wink
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May 08, 2014, 09:48:25 PM
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The first ShibeCoin game, please spread the word
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I threw 20k @ it. Hope it works out for me Cheesy

me 17,950  Grin

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May 08, 2014, 09:49:29 PM
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The first ShibeCoin game, please spread the word
http://shibeponzi.cryptojunkie.com



I threw 20k @ it. Hope it works out for me Cheesy

me 17,950  Grin

u crazy fuckers XD
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May 08, 2014, 09:50:07 PM
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that shit looks pretty ridiculous  Grin
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May 08, 2014, 09:53:53 PM
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I've gotten two payouts from ponzishibe already. I cleaned up with dogeponzi, I expect to do the same here.
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May 08, 2014, 10:01:18 PM
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I've gotten two payouts from ponzishibe already. I cleaned up with dogeponzi, I expect to do the same here.

Nice i was wondering if it was legit. Glad it is since i threw 20k down
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May 08, 2014, 10:02:12 PM
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Another issue with Shibe.Mn pool is accoring to the dashboard no blocks found in 5 hours
http://shibe.pool.mn/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool

this is totally BS with the total hash rate of 450 MHZ or so , either way I am not seeing any coins in my account

..such scam.

I moved away from dedicated pool due to thier constant DDOS status now this :  I swear if there was pool sofware written for .NET i would build my own pool

these people are incompetent or just crooks.

I guess I need to lean .NODE JS


Blocks are found by pure luck, and there is nothing strange that it can take sometimes more than the average amount of time (based on pool hashrate and network difficulty) to find a block. Currently, http://shibe.pool.mn has done around 3.5 times more work than expected (350% of expected shares), however the block hasn't been found yet. If you look at any pool (or if you solo mine) you might see that for some blocks this unlucky period can be even longer. There is no scam, this is usual mining business. Please, if you want to accuse the pool accuse it for a reason. There is no reason at the moment.

5 hours to find a block c'mon man that's BS how do you go from finding 20 blocks a day or so to near zero  with the same or more hash rate.. ?
and lower DIFF ?  sounds fishy to me brah

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May 08, 2014, 10:06:27 PM
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is https://poloniex.com/ down for anyone else?
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May 08, 2014, 10:08:28 PM
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is https://poloniex.com/ down for anyone else?

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May 08, 2014, 10:09:29 PM
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is https://poloniex.com/ down for anyone else?

yes

btw. 21540 shibe back from shibeponzi  Grin
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May 08, 2014, 10:10:40 PM
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Another issue with Shibe.Mn pool is accoring to the dashboard no blocks found in 5 hours
http://shibe.pool.mn/index.php?page=statistics&action=pool

this is totally BS with the total hash rate of 450 MHZ or so , either way I am not seeing any coins in my account

..such scam.

I moved away from dedicated pool due to thier constant DDOS status now this :  I swear if there was pool sofware written for .NET i would build my own pool

these people are incompetent or just crooks.

I guess I need to lean .NODE JS


Blocks are found by pure luck, and there is nothing strange that it can take sometimes more than the average amount of time (based on pool hashrate and network difficulty) to find a block. Currently, http://shibe.pool.mn has done around 3.5 times more work than expected (350% of expected shares), however the block hasn't been found yet. If you look at any pool (or if you solo mine) you might see that for some blocks this unlucky period can be even longer. There is no scam, this is usual mining business. Please, if you want to accuse the pool accuse it for a reason. There is no reason at the moment.

5 hours to find a block c'mon man that's BS how do you go from finding 20 blocks a day or so to near zero  with the same or more hash rate.. ?
and lower DIFF ?  sounds fishy to me brah
Pool hashrate is lower compared to previous days, you should look at actual/expected shares graph and current situation is no different from prior days. There is no such pool nor solo miner who can mine a coin without spikes in actual shares. If you don't believe me, try solo mining a coin that doesn't have high difficulty and sooner or later you will have a rather long drought.  
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about how many hours until the switch to pure proof of stake? about 24 ish?
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I GOT PAID!!!!  Cool
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about how many hours until the switch to pure proof of stake? about 24 ish?

ya about 24 hours  Smiley
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