[ANN] BITCOIN LE - NEW COIN - Ecological Bitcoin - PoW & Low Energy - page 12.

Christocyr

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Is there anyone mining on this forum that is measuring their power consumption? Is there anyone doing this on a laptop?

I am currently mining on one and my computer performance is relatively the same. I can operate my laptop on battery for around the same time as when not mining.

This is not the case when mining other CPU-based coins. Fans kick on, and it heats up.

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s107n

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Quote from: Profasho on November 05, 2018, 11:43:14 AM

This is new tech as well Chris so there is nothing wrong with asking question. I believe said person to have access to allot of pc's or some cloud mining infastructure. Its just speculation on how powerful the systems are but one could assume that theyre i7's and greater. I remember a few weeks ago the guy added all 500 machines to the pool. So I think roughly that;s what the pool is up against. Like I said before someone really wants those BLE and using allot of resources to get it.

Agreed. A new coin, a new mining principle and great growth prospects. Of course there are those who want to get them more now because then they will be difficult to obtain.

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Wolfie

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Quote from: Christocyr on November 05, 2018, 10:51:30 AM

Is that possible to remove the orphaned blocks, and retract/ roll back the rewards granted to the orphans?

Is it the open wallets and/or the hashing power of the bot that is capable of doing this? In other words, someone unleashes a bunch of docker images with very little hashing power, but has an open wallet in it, or is it a series of powerful miners with large hashing capability with open wallets?

Is there a way to detect that, identify the "vote" and veto that vote?

I apologize for the questions, but I am still a learner in this crazy space.

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There are no rewards granted to the orphans and there are no rollbacks (crypto isnt about rollbacks)

There is some real hashing power from what we can tell, thats why most blocks get solved in a few seconds.

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Profasho

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This is new tech as well Chris so there is nothing wrong with asking question. I believe said person to have access to allot of pc's or some cloud mining infastructure. Its just speculation on how powerful the systems are but one could assume that theyre i7's and greater. I remember a few weeks ago the guy added all 500 machines to the pool. So I think roughly that;s what the pool is up against. Like I said before someone really wants those BLE and using allot of resources to get it.

Christocyr

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Is that possible to remove the orphaned blocks, and retract/ roll back the rewards granted to the orphans?

Is it the open wallets and/or the hashing power of the bot that is capable of doing this? In other words, someone unleashes a bunch of docker images with very little hashing power, but has an open wallet in it, or is it a series of powerful miners with large hashing capability with open wallets?

Is there a way to detect that, identify the "vote" and veto that vote?

I apologize for the questions, but I am still a learner in this crazy space.

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s107n

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Quote from: Wolfie on November 05, 2018, 12:12:22 AM

Quote from: Christocyr on November 04, 2018, 05:18:25 PM

Is anyone else concerned about those orphaned blocks and the rewards attached to them in the mining pool? This reminds me of something that took place around 5 months ago with a couple of other coins I was mining. Has anyone nailed down an actual cause to this?

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Hi Bud welcome to $BLE!

I run BLEpool.com . . yes its annoying the orphaned blocks, there is something like a bot net . . many machines not on the pool competing for blocks . . since the diff is so low, blocks are found pretty fast and often at the same basic time.

The pool doesnt always win the concensus for 'having found the block first'

As diff goes up and more hash joins the pool, we should have more solid wins.

Nevertheless we get many blocks a day and have steady payouts.

Thx and good luck!

Yes, it is valid on a pool recently though there are a lot of orphan blocks, but at the same time the settled stability of payments is observed. Now to remove the orphan blocks.

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Sakic

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last 24 hours - pool has 14 blocks / 144 totals + 22 orphaned
very bad stats..

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The Frisian

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Senior Developer and founder of ViMeAv ICT

Quote from: Wolfie on November 05, 2018, 12:12:22 AM

Nevertheless we get many blocks a day and have steady payouts.

Are you sure?
Last week there were less than 200 miners in the pool, now there are almost 400.
The orphans have been growing from 1 out of 10 until now almost 2/3 orphans.
My daily profit is now 30% compared to one week ago.
Isn't there something else wrong?

Wolfie

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Quote from: Christocyr on November 04, 2018, 05:18:25 PM

Is anyone else concerned about those orphaned blocks and the rewards attached to them in the mining pool? This reminds me of something that took place around 5 months ago with a couple of other coins I was mining. Has anyone nailed down an actual cause to this?

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Hi Bud welcome to $BLE!

I run BLEpool.com . . yes its annoying the orphaned blocks, there is something like a bot net . . many machines not on the pool competing for blocks . . since the diff is so low, blocks are found pretty fast and often at the same basic time.

The pool doesnt always win the concensus for 'having found the block first'

As diff goes up and more hash joins the pool, we should have more solid wins.

Nevertheless we get many blocks a day and have steady payouts.

Thx and good luck!

Christocyr

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Quote from: s107n on November 04, 2018, 03:25:47 PM

Quote from: Christocyr on November 04, 2018, 01:56:05 PM

Hey everybody. I like what I am seeing here! This is a very interesting concept.

Right now, I have the pool miner up, and my avg CPU usage on my laptop is 24% while mining. Unheard of using other miners.

Would it/does it make sense to make a miner for the ARM chipset platforms? (Pine64,Tinkerboard,RaspberryPI)? Is it possible? I would be happy to compile/try it. I have made several versions for other coins that work. Granted, the hash rate is not fantastic, but it is a great way for people to understand this coin's approach and they are some of the lowest power consuming computers out there.

Thanks!

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And most importantly, don't forget to share your achievements with the community.

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UPDATE on ARM Build

I believe I found and installed all of the dependencies. I had to compile libunivalue for the Pine64, and had to add a repository and some other things:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bitcoin/bitcoins
When I added this repository, it displayed this message:
Beware, add-apt-repository ppa:bitcoin/bitcoin has this message:
Note that you should prefer to use the official binaries, where possible, to limit trust in Launchpad/the PPA owner.

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libdb4.8-dev libdb4.8++-dev
sudo apt-get install install libboost-all-dev

I was able to get through the ./autogen.sh without errors, and ./configure only gave me one warning which was that the Qt dependecies were not completely installed so the GUI was not going to be included. Is this ok? Do I need this to be satisfied?

When I performed the make, I got this error:

/usr/bin/ar: `u' modifier ignored since `D' is the default (see `U')
make[3]: Leaving directory '/home/pine64/bitcoinle/src/secp256k1'
CXX libbitcoin_server_a-bloom.o
g++: internal compiler error: Killed (program cc1plus)
Please submit a full bug report,
with preprocessed source if appropriate.
See for instructions.
Makefile:8174: recipe for target 'bitcoinled-bitcoind.o' failed
make[2]: *** [bitcoinled-bitcoind.o] Error 4
make[2]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
make[2]: Leaving directory '/home/pine64/bitcoinle/src'
Makefile:9376: recipe for target 'all-recursive' failedt i
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/pine64/bitcoinle/src'
Makefile:748: recipe for target 'all-recursive' failed
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1

That's it for now. I will keep trying to get this working. SO CLOSE! :-)

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Christocyr

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Is anyone else concerned about those orphaned blocks and the rewards attached to them in the mining pool? This reminds me of something that took place around 5 months ago with a couple of other coins I was mining. Has anyone nailed down an actual cause to this?

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s107n

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Quote from: Christocyr on November 04, 2018, 01:56:05 PM

Hey everybody. I like what I am seeing here! This is a very interesting concept.

Right now, I have the pool miner up, and my avg CPU usage on my laptop is 24% while mining. Unheard of using other miners.

Would it/does it make sense to make a miner for the ARM chipset platforms? (Pine64,Tinkerboard,RaspberryPI)? Is it possible? I would be happy to compile/try it. I have made several versions for other coins that work. Granted, the hash rate is not fantastic, but it is a great way for people to understand this coin's approach and they are some of the lowest power consuming computers out there.

Thanks!

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And most importantly, don't forget to share your achievements with the community.

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s107n

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Quote from: Christocyr on November 04, 2018, 01:56:05 PM

Hey everybody. I like what I am seeing here! This is a very interesting concept.

Right now, I have the pool miner up, and my avg CPU usage on my laptop is 24% while mining. Unheard of using other miners.

Would it/does it make sense to make a miner for the ARM chipset platforms? (Pine64,Tinkerboard,RaspberryPI)? Is it possible? I would be happy to compile/try it. I have made several versions for other coins that work. Granted, the hash rate is not fantastic, but it is a great way for people to understand this coin's approach and they are some of the lowest power consuming computers out there.

Thanks!

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But do not forget that in our community the path to success is very difficult! This is a big and long work of all of us and each one! Good luck!

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Christocyr

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So, I have decided to do just that.

Thanks for the motivation!

I am using the PDF I got here as a starting point.

Right now, I am trying it on a Pine 64 running Ubuntu. I am installing the dependencies right now. Have not hit a snag yet. The only thing right now that could confuse non-developers would be installing packages based on the names in the PDF, e.g. installing libssl is actually libssl-dev, and so on. I am taking notes though and want to do what I can to help.

Although I am waiting for the hard stuff to happen soon. I will keep you posted.

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s107n

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Quote from: Christocyr on November 04, 2018, 01:56:05 PM

Hey everybody. I like what I am seeing here! This is a very interesting concept.

Right now, I have the pool miner up, and my avg CPU usage on my laptop is 24% while mining. Unheard of using other miners.

Would it/does it make sense to make a miner for the ARM chipset platforms? (Pine64,Tinkerboard,RaspberryPI)? Is it possible? I would be happy to compile/try it. I have made several versions for other coins that work. Granted, the hash rate is not fantastic, but it is a great way for people to understand this coin's approach and they are some of the lowest power consuming computers out there.

Thanks!

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The coin is still new and young. It needs actions that will contribute to its growth. popularity and unsurpassed her personality!

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s107n

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Quote from: Christocyr on November 04, 2018, 01:56:05 PM

Hey everybody. I like what I am seeing here! This is a very interesting concept.

Right now, I have the pool miner up, and my avg CPU usage on my laptop is 24% while mining. Unheard of using other miners.

Would it/does it make sense to make a miner for the ARM chipset platforms? (Pine64,Tinkerboard,RaspberryPI)? Is it possible? I would be happy to compile/try it. I have made several versions for other coins that work. Granted, the hash rate is not fantastic, but it is a great way for people to understand this coin's approach and they are some of the lowest power consuming computers out there.

Thanks!

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If your actions will contribute to the stabilization, growth of popularity of the network and its development, then your actions will be definitely positive!

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s107n

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Quote from: Christocyr on November 04, 2018, 01:56:05 PM

Hey everybody. I like what I am seeing here! This is a very interesting concept.

Right now, I have the pool miner up, and my avg CPU usage on my laptop is 24% while mining. Unheard of using other miners.

Would it/does it make sense to make a miner for the ARM chipset platforms? (Pine64,Tinkerboard,RaspberryPI)? Is it possible? I would be happy to compile/try it. I have made several versions for other coins that work. Granted, the hash rate is not fantastic, but it is a great way for people to understand this coin's approach and they are some of the lowest power consuming computers out there.

Thanks!

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Try. Why don't you do that? Suddenly someone come in handy.

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Christocyr

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Hey everybody. I like what I am seeing here! This is a very interesting concept.

Right now, I have the pool miner up, and my avg CPU usage on my laptop is 24% while mining. Unheard of using other miners.

Would it/does it make sense to make a miner for the ARM chipset platforms? (Pine64,Tinkerboard,RaspberryPI)? Is it possible? I would be happy to compile/try it. I have made several versions for other coins that work. Granted, the hash rate is not fantastic, but it is a great way for people to understand this coin's approach and they are some of the lowest power consuming computers out there.

Thanks!

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slovakia

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more new users got problem where is wallet and miner

here is links

wallets is here

https://github.com/Bitcoin-LE/bitcoinle-core/releases

miner is here

https://github.com/NerdMosby/minerd-LE/releases

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slovakia

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Quote from: Wolfie on November 02, 2018, 02:03:31 PM

Quote from: slovakia on November 02, 2018, 07:01:57 AM

wolfie you said:

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With added hash to the pool, all pool miners keeping their wallets open as well, and higher difficulty ramping up, the problem should begin to dissipate.

poolminers with open wallets? Huh

dont understand this,when most miners using many machines with 1 wallet

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If you keep a separate wallet running on each miner machine then there are more nodes to verify a win by concensus, especially if you addnode=sha256.blepool.com

then when the pool finds a block, EVERYONE mining on the pool will hear about it as well and give us a better chance to NOT have an orphaned block

you dont have to mine to an address from the wallet on the miner machine, just having it open with 0 balance will still allow it to participate in the concensus mechanism and fortify the network.

thanks.....good to know

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