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[Iame3]

hey i am 3 coins short to making the 50. if anybody like to donate some so i can learn how to stake and see what it's all about my wallet address is:

9FwLwbUYtKUQY86wKQ6gUYByp8yoXTfmzY


waiting on my trades from satoshitrade to go through so i can get more coins to stake but it seems like nobody selling their XMG for my BTC =[ =[ 

thanks in advance, this is a learning process for me and im starting to look at other CPU coins but that DOGE is way out of the realm of using a pi cluster. have no idea how these people are mining such high hash rates but going to give a i7 gen 2 a shot and see how much more it is over my pi cluster (currently at 3 and ordered 4 more) 

`bigstinker

50 is not a minimum, you can stake with 15-20 xmg, only not always succeed. You don't need exactly minimum 50 xmg.

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[The Frisian]

50 is not a minimum, you can stake with 15-20 xmg, only not always succeed. You don't need exactly minimum 50 xmg.

Right, but use coin control to make one block.

[bigstinker85]

50 is not a minimum, you can stake with 15-20 xmg, only not always succeed. You don't need exactly minimum 50 xmg.

Right, but use coin control to make one block.

so i have one block set with 91 coins and the confirmation is at 701

than i received a transaction in middle of the night at some point from coinmagi pool.... confirmation at 202

and my wallet says not staking still....... is that because of the new incoming transaction from auto payment???

[The Frisian]

50 is not a minimum, you can stake with 15-20 xmg, only not always succeed. You don't need exactly minimum 50 xmg.

Right, but use coin control to make one block.

so i have one block set with 91 coins and the confirmation is at 701

than i received a transaction in middle of the night at some point from coinmagi pool.... confirmation at 202

and my wallet says not staking still....... is that because of the new incoming transaction from auto payment???

Just wait a little bit longer, I guess.
My blocks start staking from 1500 - 2000 confirmations.

[bigstinker85]

50 is not a minimum, you can stake with 15-20 xmg, only not always succeed. You don't need exactly minimum 50 xmg.

Right, but use coin control to make one block.

so i have one block set with 91 coins and the confirmation is at 701

than i received a transaction in middle of the night at some point from coinmagi pool.... confirmation at 202

and my wallet says not staking still....... is that because of the new incoming transaction from auto payment???

Just wait a little bit longer, I guess.
My blocks start staking from 1500 - 2000 confirmations.

i made a new transaction to myself to put all the coins into one block and test.........

i am curious do i manually have to keep transferring coins to myself after they stake? i want to setup a pi zero to run 24/7 and just have it stake.

my example would be like have a fresh wallet on pi zero w and keep it staking and every week transfer coins to it from my pc when i trade off the BTC to XMG on tradesoatoshi. since it been taking me weeks to trade my BTC to XMG.

been looking at the staking on the https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xmg/address.dws?9MDFWb9rGPaH3ZFR9j9goJHpVFa6ctnGWm.htm to see what people are getting for staking and it seems like a tiny amount but its worth it for having coins sit in my wallet doing nothing any ways.

[crypto_curious]

Hi guys, quick question:

I have 54 XMG, but my wallet says I don't have enough weight to start stake. Few post earlier, I can read that even 20-30 coins is enough to start.

https://imgur.com/a/xHmEj1h

I am using latest wallet version on Linux, v1.4.6.2.

What am I missing?

Also, I noticed this: https://imgur.com/a/NRP7nMV

Current number of blocks is higher than Estimated total blocks.

[crypto_curious]

Nevermind, this is sorted. I withdrew another 38 coins from mining pool and I am finally staking!


Conclusion: 54 XMG is not enough weight to start mining nowadays, you need to have more than that.

[bigstinker85]

so i have noticed that my staking only works on one block when i have two separate addresses for staking labeled as follows:
staking
staking 2

this is done so i can have coins availlable between staking since i noticed it takes 1800+ confirmation before it goes into staking transaction. but staking 2 never leaves. is it because i am only allowed to stake once at a time?


any information would help due to the fact i always need 100-150 coins available for trading on satoshi trade, its crazy i doubled my magi coin in less than 24hrs due to people trying to quick sell =]

[bigstinker85]

how can you setup your wallet to have multiple amounts staking at a time?

noticed on https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xmg/#!network some people have their wallet setup at a 15-25min interval of PoS going on like 350+ per stake.

im curious if i can do 175 coins at a time buy have two generating.

for me i keep getting 257 coins only to stake and the 120 coins just sit there collecting weight not staking. got to 2287 confirmations and it never went to the PoS part like the 257 coins did, but on the bottom right of the wallet it kept telling me "staking generate rewards 22hrs
" never changed time and i assume it meant that time for the 257 coin block.

what i did now was transfer all 357 coins to myself into one block in hopes that would stake that entire amount.

is their a setting to change to allow me to split the exact amount of coins to stake???

thanks,
mike

[bigstinker85]

how can you setup your wallet to have multiple amounts staking at a time?

noticed on https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xmg/#!network some people have their wallet setup at a 15-25min interval of PoS going on like 350+ per stake.

im curious if i can do 175 coins at a time buy have two generating.

for me i keep getting 257 coins only to stake and the 120 coins just sit there collecting weight not staking. got to 2287 confirmations and it never went to the PoS part like the 257 coins did, but on the bottom right of the wallet it kept telling me "staking generate rewards 22hrs
" never changed time and i assume it meant that time for the 257 coin block.

what i did now was transfer all 357 coins to myself into one block in hopes that would stake that entire amount.

is their a setting to change to allow me to split the exact amount of coins to stake???

thanks,
mike

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xmg/address.dws?829145.htm  <----- that's the address i was looking at encase you need to see what i am talking about

[The Frisian]

is their a setting to change to allow me to split the exact amount of coins to stake???
thanks,
mike

You can use coin control (gui) , or stakesplitthreshold/stakecombinethreshold (magi.conf)

# Transaction under stake with a value greater than the threshold is being splitted (500, 1000, 5000)
stakesplitthreshold=500

# Transactions with values less than the threshold will combine into one  (250, 1500)
stakecombinethreshold=250

I use only one address for staking and put all my coins in that address.
Then with coin control i split my coins in blocks.
With your amount of coins i would put them in one block.

[bigstinker85]

is their a setting to change to allow me to split the exact amount of coins to stake???
thanks,
mike

You can use coin control (gui) , or stakesplitthreshold/stakecombinethreshold (magi.conf)

# Transaction under stake with a value greater than the threshold is being splitted (500, 1000, 5000)
stakesplitthreshold=500

# Transactions with values less than the threshold will combine into one  (250, 1500)
stakecombinethreshold=250

I use only one address for staking and put all my coins in that address.
Then with coin control i split my coins in blocks.
With your amount of coins i would put them in one block.

so you dump all your coins into a address for staking..... so does it automatically split the coins into blocks on it own or do you have to manually send to yourself??? so the second value put blocks into 250 if if under the "confirmation amount" for the proper weight to start staking?


looks like you have it setup to blocks of 500 if meets threshold and 250 if under threshold..... am i right?

[The Frisian]

so you dump all your coins into a address for staking..... so does it automatically split the coins into blocks on it own or do you have to manually send to yourself??? so the second value put blocks into 250 if if under the "confirmation amount" for the proper weight to start staking?
looks like you have it setup to blocks of 500 if meets threshold and 250 if under threshold..... am i right?

Yes, I dump all my coins into one address and use coin control (settings - options - display , check display coin control features)
to create a few blocks (from 500 til 1000)
stakesplitthreshold=500 means split block after staking when bigger than 500 in two equal parts
stakecombinethreshold=250 means combines two blocks after staking when blocksize smaller than 250
This is just an example.

[MostlyGhostly]

50 is not a minimum, you can stake with 15-20 xmg, only not always succeed. You don't need exactly minimum 50 xmg.

Right, but use coin control to make one block.

so i have one block set with 91 coins and the confirmation is at 701

than i received a transaction in middle of the night at some point from coinmagi pool.... confirmation at 202

and my wallet says not staking still....... is that because of the new incoming transaction from auto payment???

Just wait a little bit longer, I guess.
My blocks start staking from 1500 - 2000 confirmations.

i made a new transaction to myself to put all the coins into one block and test.........

i am curious do i manually have to keep transferring coins to myself after they stake? i want to setup a pi zero to run 24/7 and just have it stake.

my example would be like have a fresh wallet on pi zero w and keep it staking and every week transfer coins to it from my pc when i trade off the BTC to XMG on tradesoatoshi. since it been taking me weeks to trade my BTC to XMG.

been looking at the staking on the https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xmg/address.dws?9MDFWb9rGPaH3ZFR9j9goJHpVFa6ctnGWm.htm to see what people are getting for staking and it seems like a tiny amount but its worth it for having coins sit in my wallet doing nothing any ways.

Try the network, inhale its breath. Give it a shot. Transaction u made was banished from the blockchain, now all validators are advised to add the transcript of the transaction to their black lists as a gesture of organized  solidarity against the malevolent action which is flagged by all nodes as a source of peril danger. I came here to testify that this time u succeeded with what u did to compromise the network. This was the first and the last time.

[bigstinker85]

50 is not a minimum, you can stake with 15-20 xmg, only not always succeed. You don't need exactly minimum 50 xmg.

Right, but use coin control to make one block.

so i have one block set with 91 coins and the confirmation is at 701

than i received a transaction in middle of the night at some point from coinmagi pool.... confirmation at 202

and my wallet says not staking still....... is that because of the new incoming transaction from auto payment???

Just wait a little bit longer, I guess.
My blocks start staking from 1500 - 2000 confirmations.

i made a new transaction to myself to put all the coins into one block and test.........

i am curious do i manually have to keep transferring coins to myself after they stake? i want to setup a pi zero to run 24/7 and just have it stake.

my example would be like have a fresh wallet on pi zero w and keep it staking and every week transfer coins to it from my pc when i trade off the BTC to XMG on tradesoatoshi. since it been taking me weeks to trade my BTC to XMG.

been looking at the staking on the https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xmg/address.dws?9MDFWb9rGPaH3ZFR9j9goJHpVFa6ctnGWm.htm to see what people are getting for staking and it seems like a tiny amount but its worth it for having coins sit in my wallet doing nothing any ways.

Try the network, inhale its breath. Give it a shot. Transaction u made was banished from the blockchain, now all validators are advised to add the transcript of the transaction to their black lists as a gesture of organized  solidarity against the malevolent action which is flagged by all nodes as a source of peril danger. I came here to testify that this time u succeeded with what u did to compromise the network. This was the first and the last time.

what you talking about being black lists???

[The Frisian]

It takes 150 confirmations on tradesatoshi to make my XMG available for trading.
That's insane.

But better then Yobit, never trade on Yobit.
Your coins get lost in a forked chain.

Only use tradesatoshi or nova exchange (not for US, i believe)
I don't know other exchanges for XMG.

[bigstinker85]

It takes 150 confirmations on tradesatoshi to make my XMG available for trading.
That's insane.

But better then Yobit, never trade on Yobit.
Your coins get lost in a forked chain.

Only use tradesatoshi or nova exchange (not for US, i believe)
I don't know other exchanges for XMG.

they both are not for US but i still trade on them. it's not hard to mask your IP to say i live in EUROPE =]

so anybody on here has experience mining magi with raspberry pi??? looking to find out if there any new updated cpuminer for them....

[bigstinker85]

looks like something up with minerclaim, all day showing not rewards but on the chain explorer we been finding coins on minerclaim all day long......... something fishy is up.......... 

[mrmeseeks]

so anybody on here has experience mining magi with raspberry pi??? looking to find out if there any new updated cpuminer for them....

I use 2x RPi2B+ 32-bit (earlier BCM not later), set up thus:

• raspbian-stretch-lite-2019-04-08 although this is now replaced by Buster
• cli only, X11 & all extraneous packages removed including WiFi & Bt (CAT6 conx only)
• cheap 4GB SD card
• m-cpuminer-v2
• managed via SSH

The pair achieve about 10-15KH/s, wish I had more but RPi3B+ & PSU cost around $55-60 each where I currently live, so making a cluster becomes as expensive as a small x86 64-bit desktop system.

Here's a link to NovaSpirit's guide to setting up a magi miner on RPi3, he uses wolf-m7m-cpuminer (https://github.com/novaspirit/wolf-m7m-cpuminer) which I have used successfully on old spare dual-Xeon servers running Linux Mint (while I still had access to them). Both miners are about the same vintage, I don't know if there's any significant difference:
https://www.novaspirit.com/2017/10/19/crypto-mining-sbc/

I really wish there was more active development on XMG/Magi, I still like this coin and the idea of it, maybe some day a developer will pick it up as a project to champion but that sounds too much like singing "Some day my prince will come"   

[bigstinker85]

so anybody on here has experience mining magi with raspberry pi??? looking to find out if there any new updated cpuminer for them....

I use 2x RPi2B+ 32-bit (earlier BCM not later), set up thus:

• raspbian-stretch-lite-2019-04-08 although this is now replaced by Buster
• cli only, X11 & all extraneous packages removed including WiFi & Bt (CAT6 conx only)
• cheap 4GB SD card
• m-cpuminer-v2
• managed via SSH

The pair achieve about 10-15KH/s, wish I had more but RPi3B+ & PSU cost around $55-60 each where I currently live, so making a cluster becomes as expensive as a small x86 64-bit desktop system.

Here's a link to NovaSpirit's guide to setting up a magi miner on RPi3, he uses wolf-m7m-cpuminer (https://github.com/novaspirit/wolf-m7m-cpuminer) which I have used successfully on old spare dual-Xeon servers running Linux Mint (while I still had access to them). Both miners are about the same vintage, I don't know if there's any significant difference:
https://www.novaspirit.com/2017/10/19/crypto-mining-sbc/

I really wish there was more active development on XMG/Magi, I still like this coin and the idea of it, maybe some day a developer will pick it up as a project to champion but that sounds too much like singing "Some day my prince will come"   

i have mine setup with https://github.com/jeezz/piminer-m7 gives you the governor option so you can select performance, overclock and other features to bump up you hashrate. for me i have currently 2 pi 3b v1.3 and i get 15-18Kh/s and its not much of a bump up but it does help.

so far i am looking into making a cluster on amazon i found a stacker for 4 pi and they come with fan and heat sinks, neat thing is the fans are above the CPU so it keeps it cool. the PSU you can go for a cheap 30A PSU (*$30) they use for 3D printers (i have a few sitting around) and pick up a USB adapter or a buck down converter (usually $8-10) to keep the 5v 3a needed per pi and setup a fan for added air flow to keep under 70C...... i know its a lot to do a pi cluster but if you live in the states i probably help send the PSU from my old 3D printer. if you willing to drop the few extra $$ for the other things needed. my goal is to get 4-10 pi running on a stacker and i found that i can pick up the brass stand offs and just use that instead of having the added plastic sleeves from the amazon item. but i would have to have like 2 80mm fans throwing air at the CPU's to keep it cool and going.

im just trying to find out if there is better CPU miners out there since i see people updating their CPU miners for other coins and algorithms, its kinda sad nothing really being updated for M7M algorithms. wish there can be a cpuminer V3 or something. specially now that the pi4 is out that thing can pump out hash rates for monero coin like its a USB asic stick. =]

i just don't see how some of these miners getting 3.7MH/s for cpu coins, its like they gotta of hacked it use GPU or something becuz that's just killer high hahah im happy mining MAGI its fun and having a cluster project going is so much fun, learning a lot about mining but what's really driving me nuts is this PoS stuff.

thank you for the information you have given me, i didn't think about removing the BT and the wifi to reduce power requirements. will do that to see if it helps keep it from hitting undervoltage every so often

`mike