Topic: |ANN| DAS - Decentralized and Secure. Private Send. Masternodes. - page 46. (Read 153983 times)

It might be related to hexpool going down and no new blocks being mined.

Can I suggest setting up some mining here
http://mining.topcoins.biz/


I think I'm the only miner on there right now, so possibly the only miner in the world on DAS since hexpool vanished.

DAS Mining Pool Inquiry??

Now that hexpool.com's mining pools and stratum servers have been down for a few days, I'm wondering about the source of current DAS masternode mining and related block generation and rewards. I'd like to hear from hexpool on what happened and when/if there will be a resumption of mining on his pools, especially for DAS.

In the past the hexpool DAS mining pool address (which recieved the 80% mining reward for pool distribution) was: D6Ray6xTD7VcJLHz4uDkzXGvDJb8Jvc8XF where a good portion of DAS pool mining was done and DAS masternodes received the 20% reward. (July 21 to September 6?)

Currently, http://mining.topcoins.biz/ DAS mining pool address: DMqRsejTbi9uV3QWPrjyqPiYraAxNdMFcj where there is some low volume and intermittent mining of DAS. (August 8 to current)

In addition to hexpool and topcoins mining pools (which are the only ones listed in the DAS Announcement initial post), current MN rewards (20%) are split (80%) to a mining pool associated with a new address: DDfTcnWUu1tcpQ4dY5WQhHY9KVv833QnFu ??!! (August 7 to current it looks like)

Does anyone know who/where this mining is being done? In order for DAS to succeed, there must be a correlation between mining, masternodes, development, community, exchanges and transactions for DAS. With hexpool, the PRIMARY DAS mining pool, being down (Yiimp hack?) with no explanation, where is the current mining being done and how can we expand this mining? With the variable difficulty and 80% mining rewards for block generation benefitting miners, DAS is a win for miners as well as a win-win-win for DAS in general. The more mining, the more masternode rewards, the more DAS in circulation, the more diversification of DAS ownership.

Can anyone shed some light on this? Who/where is address DDfTcnWUu1tcpQ4dY5WQhHY9KVv833QnFu associated with? Is there a 3rd pool for DAS mining? What are the details?

(If you check the block explorers for your MN mining rewards, you will come up with these addresses on the 80/20 mining split, with 20% to your MN address(es) and 80% to the mining pool address.)

Anyone know of any reliable mining pools where we can add x11 mining for DAS to ensure a diversification of mining for DAS (just as important as multiple exchanges and masternode growth!). This is where a community development team would be great. A specific person or team working on mining and documentation, others on masternodes and documentation, another on exchanges and documentation, etc, etc, etc. Dev is MUCH more than just the code. (and Truckman REALLY needs to realize that) With the costs associated with all of this, the premine needs to be utilized to support decentralized community development and supplemented with community donations according to a masternode voting process. SOON rather than later.

Thank you.

Regards,

c_p

My Wallet has stopped syncing
Constantly writes "3 hours behind"
rescan and reindex did
the wallet was restarted
deleted everything and installed again
already 2 days nothing helps and I can not synchronize
help please what settings to configure in the configuration

On my single masternode I usually get paid 1-2 times today and it averages about 4-5 coin. I've had days where I've got 2-3, and some days where I've got up to 8 coins. As far as monitoring...

- Every once and a while make sure your IP address is still the same (assuming you are using a mostly "static" one from your ISP). Some people don't technically have a static IP but their ISP doesn't change it often or at all.

- On linux, Open a terminal and run the following every now and then. Make sure it doesn't report any errors in the output. If it says "Service Not Available" that means your service isn't running and you need to start it. This has happened to me on my Pi when I think the power went out and it rebooted. I don't have it set to start the DAS service automatically.


- On linux monitor space. There is a debug.log file in the ./das directory that sometimes will grow out of control. You can delete the file if you need space. I found if you delete it with the service running it doesn't seem to regenerate. Maybe it will the next time the service starts.

- On your windows wallet, open it up every few days. You should be getting coin. Let the full synchronization happen at the bottom. Then click on the masternodes tab and make sure your node still says "Enabled" and not "Missing".


More or less I check my wallet daily. I'm always on my laptop anyways. I always let it synch to see new coins come in. I do a quick status check on the masternode tab. If I see problems I investigate. So far I've had 2 outages and one was caused by debug.log eating up all my space, and the other was a power outage which caused my pi to reboot and I didn't have the service set to start immediately.