Topic: [ANN] Diamond (DMD) Takeover! Update v1.0.4 | NEW website, pool, block-explorer - page 28. (Read 50088 times)
December 29, 2013, 08:20:57 AM
im currently looking at a few professional promo video producing company's to create a video for DMD, that i would like to put on youtube as a paid advertisement, and could be used on website as well if Devs like it enough, would like some input from community for ideas to be put into this video, any suggestions?
December 29, 2013, 04:32:17 AM
Big thanks to both WTParker2 and Tripmode for your excellent investigation.
This has put my worries about the DMD possibly being hi-jacked to rest.
All your scenarios explains very well why I have received less DMDs than 'usual' over the last few days.
And it also reinstates my trust in the DMD.
May the DMD finally get that big price-jump it rightfully deserve being a truly rare entity..!
I guess when it eventually nears it's end in 50k+ units time it will indeed rise to much much higher value..
This has put my worries about the DMD possibly being hi-jacked to rest.
All your scenarios explains very well why I have received less DMDs than 'usual' over the last few days.
And it also reinstates my trust in the DMD.
May the DMD finally get that big price-jump it rightfully deserve being a truly rare entity..!
I guess when it eventually nears it's end in 50k+ units time it will indeed rise to much much higher value..
December 29, 2013, 03:30:56 AM
It's only outrageous if you assume malice where there is none.
Multipool pays the full block reward for DMD minus transaction fees.
I am running an audit against the wallet now, blocks that are missing will be paid appropriately. Thanks for identifying the potential issue. Next time please report it in our pool thread or via e-mail for a quicker response.
I am/was on your freenode webchat trying to get your attention 2 hours ago before I posted it. You never responded. So I emailed you. Your gmail bounced back to my gmail inbox. So the only other way was here (AND yes I posted it in your pool thread with the link to here).
It's outrageous that there is no audit done weekly on the site or even the wallet account. How can you catch an error if you never look at the data? How do you know if you've been hacked if there is no oversight? That is the outrageous part. Websites, pools, miners....all getting their wallet.dat info stolen and/or completely deleted on a weekly basis. I would highly suggest getting someone to look over the individual pools AT LEAST once a week to fix issues before they become major problems.
Reading over your posts, I have no doubt in my mind that you didn't do it maliciously. But with a little due diligence on each of our parts, the community can become a better place.
Thank you for getting involved. Let me know if you need anything else. I'm only here to help.
Reporting is on my todo list. It's fairly far down at the moment however.
December 29, 2013, 02:09:12 AM
It's only outrageous if you assume malice where there is none.
Multipool pays the full block reward for DMD minus transaction fees.
I am running an audit against the wallet now, blocks that are missing will be paid appropriately. Thanks for identifying the potential issue. Next time please report it in our pool thread or via e-mail for a quicker response.
I am/was on your freenode webchat trying to get your attention 2 hours ago before I posted it. You never responded. So I emailed you. Your gmail bounced back to my gmail inbox. So the only other way was here (AND yes I posted it in your pool thread with the link to here).
It's outrageous that there is no audit done weekly on the site or even the wallet account. How can you catch an error if you never look at the data? How do you know if you've been hacked if there is no oversight? That is the outrageous part. Websites, pools, miners....all getting their wallet.dat info stolen and/or completely deleted on a weekly basis. I would highly suggest getting someone to look over the individual pools AT LEAST once a week to fix issues before they become major problems.
Reading over your posts, I have no doubt in my mind that you didn't do it maliciously. But with a little due diligence on each of our parts, the community can become a better place.
Thank you for getting involved. Let me know if you need anything else. I'm only here to help.
December 29, 2013, 02:08:08 AM
The most recent block solved by Multipool for 2 DMD (219665) is accurately paid out.
But some of the early blocks are not accurate. So Multipool has to go back before they fixed the issue and payout those workers appropriately.
218338 - 30 DMD - Paid out as such to workers.
UH-OH....Found a little "glitch". Block 217624 was solved by the ID for Multipool but looks like there is a blackhole in their payout blocks from 217479 to 217664.
So did anyone get paid for block 217624 (
, 217623 to 217610 (14), 217607 (1), 217605 (1), 217604 (1), 217602 (1), 217598 to 217592 (7), 217590 to 217583 (, 217580 (1), 217579 (1), 217577 to 217572 (6), 217568 to 217557 (13), 217553 (1), 217552 (1), 217548 to 217538 (11), 217534 (1), 217533 (1), 217531 (1), 217530 (1), 217526 to 217520 (7), 217512 to 217508 (12), 217505 (1), 217500 to 217494 (7), 217492 (1), 217488 to 217481 (
All for a total of 115 missing coins!!!
And this is outrageous!!!!
Am I the only guy doing any auditing on the pools?
MULTIPOOL ADMINS! What is going on?!?!?!
But some of the early blocks are not accurate. So Multipool has to go back before they fixed the issue and payout those workers appropriately.
218338 - 30 DMD - Paid out as such to workers.
UH-OH....Found a little "glitch". Block 217624 was solved by the ID for Multipool but looks like there is a blackhole in their payout blocks from 217479 to 217664.
So did anyone get paid for block 217624 (
, 217623 to 217610 (14), 217607 (1), 217605 (1), 217604 (1), 217602 (1), 217598 to 217592 (7), 217590 to 217583 (, 217580 (1), 217579 (1), 217577 to 217572 (6), 217568 to 217557 (13), 217553 (1), 217552 (1), 217548 to 217538 (11), 217534 (1), 217533 (1), 217531 (1), 217530 (1), 217526 to 217520 (7), 217512 to 217508 (12), 217505 (1), 217500 to 217494 (7), 217492 (1), 217488 to 217481 (All for a total of 115 missing coins!!!
And this is outrageous!!!!
Am I the only guy doing any auditing on the pools?
MULTIPOOL ADMINS! What is going on?!?!?!
The missing blocks have been paid out.
December 29, 2013, 01:44:56 AM
Well, I can confirm that DMD.minar.cc AND MultiPool.us are BOTH underpaying shares for blocks over 2 coins.
I guess they are keeping them for themselves?
I guess they are keeping them for themselves?
Minar also had this issue on their PHS pool of not paying superblocks which recently was resolved. As a MPOS operator I know it is simply a matter of setting the reward to the block amount and not a fixed amount. I'm not going to accuse their operator of any malice but it is very easy to change this.
Our diamond pool (http://pool.diamondblocks.info) is very fast and we pay out all superblocks properly. I set it up to try and cover hosting costs for the Block Explorer. So mining there helps support our hosting costs. Unfortunately, aside from earning a few DMD in fees from the pool, we still have not received a single donation! Please consider helping us out! Donation links are at the bottom of http://www.diamondblocks.info
December 29, 2013, 01:22:57 AM
The most recent block solved by Multipool for 2 DMD (219665) is accurately paid out.
But some of the early blocks are not accurate. So Multipool has to go back before they fixed the issue and payout those workers appropriately.
218338 - 30 DMD - Paid out as such to workers.
UH-OH....Found a little "glitch". Block 217624 was solved by the ID for Multipool but looks like there is a blackhole in their payout blocks from 217479 to 217664.
So did anyone get paid for block 217624 (, 217623 to 217610 (14), 217607 (1), 217605 (1), 217604 (1), 217602 (1), 217598 to 217592 (7), 217590 to 217583 (, 217580 (1), 217579 (1), 217577 to 217572 (6), 217568 to 217557 (13), 217553 (1), 217552 (1), 217548 to 217538 (11), 217534 (1), 217533 (1), 217531 (1), 217530 (1), 217526 to 217520 (7), 217512 to 217508 (12), 217505 (1), 217500 to 217494 (7), 217492 (1), 217488 to 217481 (
All for a total of 115 missing coins!!!
And this is outrageous!!!!
Am I the only guy doing any auditing on the pools?
MULTIPOOL ADMINS! What is going on?!?!?!
But some of the early blocks are not accurate. So Multipool has to go back before they fixed the issue and payout those workers appropriately.
218338 - 30 DMD - Paid out as such to workers.
UH-OH....Found a little "glitch". Block 217624 was solved by the ID for Multipool but looks like there is a blackhole in their payout blocks from 217479 to 217664.
So did anyone get paid for block 217624 (
, 217623 to 217610 (14), 217607 (1), 217605 (1), 217604 (1), 217602 (1), 217598 to 217592 (7), 217590 to 217583 (, 217580 (1), 217579 (1), 217577 to 217572 (6), 217568 to 217557 (13), 217553 (1), 217552 (1), 217548 to 217538 (11), 217534 (1), 217533 (1), 217531 (1), 217530 (1), 217526 to 217520 (7), 217512 to 217508 (12), 217505 (1), 217500 to 217494 (7), 217492 (1), 217488 to 217481 (All for a total of 115 missing coins!!!
And this is outrageous!!!!
Am I the only guy doing any auditing on the pools?
MULTIPOOL ADMINS! What is going on?!?!?!
It's only outrageous if you assume malice where there is none.
Multipool pays the full block reward for DMD minus transaction fees.
I am running an audit against the wallet now, blocks that are missing will be paid appropriately. Thanks for identifying the potential issue. Next time please report it in our pool thread or via e-mail for a quicker response.
December 28, 2013, 11:37:02 PM
The most recent block solved by Multipool for 2 DMD (219665) is accurately paid out.
But some of the early blocks are not accurate. So Multipool has to go back before they fixed the issue and payout those workers appropriately.
218338 - 30 DMD - Paid out as such to workers.
UH-OH....Found a little "glitch". Block 217624 was solved by the ID for Multipool but looks like there is a blackhole in their payout blocks from 217479 to 217664.
So did anyone get paid for block 217624 (, 217623 to 217610 (14), 217607 (1), 217605 (1), 217604 (1), 217602 (1), 217598 to 217592 (7), 217590 to 217583 (, 217580 (1), 217579 (1), 217577 to 217572 (6), 217568 to 217557 (13), 217553 (1), 217552 (1), 217548 to 217538 (11), 217534 (1), 217533 (1), 217531 (1), 217530 (1), 217526 to 217520 (7), 217512 to 217508 (12), 217505 (1), 217500 to 217494 (7), 217492 (1), 217488 to 217481 (
All for a total of 115 missing coins!!!
And this is outrageous!!!!
Am I the only guy doing any auditing on the pools?
MULTIPOOL ADMINS! What is going on?!?!?!
But some of the early blocks are not accurate. So Multipool has to go back before they fixed the issue and payout those workers appropriately.
218338 - 30 DMD - Paid out as such to workers.
UH-OH....Found a little "glitch". Block 217624 was solved by the ID for Multipool but looks like there is a blackhole in their payout blocks from 217479 to 217664.
So did anyone get paid for block 217624 (
, 217623 to 217610 (14), 217607 (1), 217605 (1), 217604 (1), 217602 (1), 217598 to 217592 (7), 217590 to 217583 (, 217580 (1), 217579 (1), 217577 to 217572 (6), 217568 to 217557 (13), 217553 (1), 217552 (1), 217548 to 217538 (11), 217534 (1), 217533 (1), 217531 (1), 217530 (1), 217526 to 217520 (7), 217512 to 217508 (12), 217505 (1), 217500 to 217494 (7), 217492 (1), 217488 to 217481 (All for a total of 115 missing coins!!!
And this is outrageous!!!!
Am I the only guy doing any auditing on the pools?
MULTIPOOL ADMINS! What is going on?!?!?!
December 28, 2013, 10:37:35 PM
Well, I can confirm that DMD.minar.cc AND MultiPool.us are BOTH underpaying shares for blocks over 2 coins.
I guess they are keeping them for themselves?
I guess they are keeping them for themselves?
December 28, 2013, 10:27:50 PM
Thanks Tripmode.
I found the Stats Page of Multipool.us and that seems to be their ID. I confirmed it with their list of solved blocks. I think the operator might have setup and mined with that ID a day before going live with it on their network.
I hope your network is not effected by the extensive search.
I will be done with it in a few minutes and you can turn it back on. I just want to confirm they are paying appropriately.
I found the Stats Page of Multipool.us and that seems to be their ID. I confirmed it with their list of solved blocks. I think the operator might have setup and mined with that ID a day before going live with it on their network.
I hope your network is not effected by the extensive search.
I will be done with it in a few minutes and you can turn it back on. I just want to confirm they are paying appropriately.
December 28, 2013, 10:15:59 PM
http://dmd.minar.cc/ - Usually has close to 1/2 of the network hash rate but right now it's 1/3 of it.
Downside: Blocks over 1 DMD coin are not calculated accurately. All workers are only give their share of a single coin payout block. I have emailed the admin and posted on here and cryptocointalk.com to let them know and that they need to fix the issue and do a back-pay for workers of those blocks.
Upside: Site is FAST and responsive.
http://dmdpool.net/ - Usually close to 1/5 of the network hash rate but right now about 1/10th of it.
Downside: The site is extrememly SLOWWWW. So slow, you might think your internet connection is down.
Upside: The payout for blocks with more than one coin is accurate.
Multipool.us : The standard hash rate is close to the other half of the network hash rate.
Downside: The fact when it hops networks the difficulty skyrockets for everyone. They can multiple the hash rate by 20 at any given time.
Upside: Quick block solutions and your shares might equal out over another pool.
Downside: Blocks over 1 DMD coin are not calculated accurately. All workers are only give their share of a single coin payout block. I have emailed the admin and posted on here and cryptocointalk.com to let them know and that they need to fix the issue and do a back-pay for workers of those blocks.
Upside: Site is FAST and responsive.
http://dmdpool.net/ - Usually close to 1/5 of the network hash rate but right now about 1/10th of it.
Downside: The site is extrememly SLOWWWW. So slow, you might think your internet connection is down.
Upside: The payout for blocks with more than one coin is accurate.
Multipool.us : The standard hash rate is close to the other half of the network hash rate.
Downside: The fact when it hops networks the difficulty skyrockets for everyone. They can multiple the hash rate by 20 at any given time.
Upside: Quick block solutions and your shares might equal out over another pool.
December 28, 2013, 10:10:37 PM
Thanks Tripmode. There may be a way to limit the search rather than just give an error. For example: the main block page. The main block page does not show you ALL the blocks but rather the last 25 or 50 or 100 etc. The results could be limited on the last 100 found blocks with that particular ID. Then at the bottom of the page list, you can have a link to the next 25 or 50 or 100 blocks. So on and so on. I would love to donate some DMD but it takes 2 days just to get a single coin for me.
DMDpool's transaction/wallet ID is: dNNVDurRYnVYQw7kCkkxbrD8u1TwssN5cg
Danbi's Pool @dmdpool.digsys.bg is: dbfhVZxM6rnmbgBBCdYJky8SpBb5aL4ut1
The ID that seems to be the "luckiest" is : dDqcXpWdhakptyocwV4JQ4WGyne24RXQMP
@K33K: DMDpool as the current $ per DMD on their dashboard.
For a rough estimate: get the price per Bitcoin, then Cryptsy has the exchange rate DMD for BTC. Quick math will give you the going price/exchange rate per DMD.
You can also look over the current Buy/Sell orders of users and what they want to sell their DMD for. From there, you can play the long game or the short game.
DMDpool's transaction/wallet ID is: dNNVDurRYnVYQw7kCkkxbrD8u1TwssN5cg
Danbi's Pool @dmdpool.digsys.bg is: dbfhVZxM6rnmbgBBCdYJky8SpBb5aL4ut1
The ID that seems to be the "luckiest" is : dDqcXpWdhakptyocwV4JQ4WGyne24RXQMP
@K33K: DMDpool as the current $ per DMD on their dashboard.
For a rough estimate: get the price per Bitcoin, then Cryptsy has the exchange rate DMD for BTC. Quick math will give you the going price/exchange rate per DMD.
You can also look over the current Buy/Sell orders of users and what they want to sell their DMD for. From there, you can play the long game or the short game.
I have temporarily removed the limit so you can view the wallet balances. As for a fix, it would be possible to break down the results to multiple pages. However I am not a Python programmer and I did not write Abe which is the open-source block explorer software used to power the site. If anyone wants to volunteer to code let me know.
Also your "luckie3st" wallet is also a pool (i can tell by the way all transactions are an even amount), it looks to be a pool started around 12-18-2016...My guess based on volume is that is it Multipool, which would make perfect sense as they are the biggest pool and therefor have the best chances at big blocks.
December 28, 2013, 07:37:36 PM
What is the most loved DMD mining pool right now?
Also, is it possible to make a wallet on mac os x?
Also, is it possible to make a wallet on mac os x?
December 28, 2013, 06:55:30 PM
When I started mining DMD it was 25 cents. Now it's around $2. I would say it's a bit more popular now than back then. Hash rate has gone up and that is a sign of it's investment potential.
Growing in price and popularity a little each week is how the price and demand stabilizes.
Growing in price and popularity a little each week is how the price and demand stabilizes.
December 28, 2013, 06:13:14 PM
Guys, it was a joke. I was saying I wish someone would tell the price that DMD is getting more popular, another way of saying the price over the last week doesn't seem to reflect an increase in popularity.
December 28, 2013, 06:10:33 PM
Thanks Tripmode. There may be a way to limit the search rather than just give an error. For example: the main block page. The main block page does not show you ALL the blocks but rather the last 25 or 50 or 100 etc. The results could be limited on the last 100 found blocks with that particular ID. Then at the bottom of the page list, you can have a link to the next 25 or 50 or 100 blocks. So on and so on. I would love to donate some DMD but it takes 2 days just to get a single coin for me.
DMDpool's transaction/wallet ID is: dNNVDurRYnVYQw7kCkkxbrD8u1TwssN5cg
Danbi's Pool @dmdpool.digsys.bg is: dbfhVZxM6rnmbgBBCdYJky8SpBb5aL4ut1
The ID that seems to be the "luckiest" is : dDqcXpWdhakptyocwV4JQ4WGyne24RXQMP
@K33K: DMDpool as the current $ per DMD on their dashboard.
For a rough estimate: get the price per Bitcoin, then Cryptsy has the exchange rate DMD for BTC. Quick math will give you the going price/exchange rate per DMD.
You can also look over the current Buy/Sell orders of users and what they want to sell their DMD for. From there, you can play the long game or the short game.
DMDpool's transaction/wallet ID is: dNNVDurRYnVYQw7kCkkxbrD8u1TwssN5cg
Danbi's Pool @dmdpool.digsys.bg is: dbfhVZxM6rnmbgBBCdYJky8SpBb5aL4ut1
The ID that seems to be the "luckiest" is : dDqcXpWdhakptyocwV4JQ4WGyne24RXQMP
@K33K: DMDpool as the current $ per DMD on their dashboard.
For a rough estimate: get the price per Bitcoin, then Cryptsy has the exchange rate DMD for BTC. Quick math will give you the going price/exchange rate per DMD.
You can also look over the current Buy/Sell orders of users and what they want to sell their DMD for. From there, you can play the long game or the short game.
December 28, 2013, 06:07:27 PM
DMD is getting popular 
I wish someone would tell the price.
What do you mean? The price is at https://www.cryptsy.com/markets/view/72
December 28, 2013, 05:19:39 PM
DMD is getting popular
I wish someone would tell the price.
December 28, 2013, 05:19:01 PM
Hello Everyone,
So far the Diamond Block Explorer (http://www.diamondblocks.info) has not received a single donation. Hosting unfortunately does not pay for itself. If anyone could send some coin over to help cover the costs that would be much appreciated. Clicking advertising links on the explorer site is also helpful. Thanks in advance!
BTC: 1trip99Hd2cCfWftbPzdbcmBD35KeKyKw
DMD:dXHDYczgN3VuM9kdrnAFEC6iscoCtvqzRF
PHS: 9Z9FZzczh77vc6GkTW32nG4FLwBB6fyVKi
So far the Diamond Block Explorer (http://www.diamondblocks.info) has not received a single donation. Hosting unfortunately does not pay for itself. If anyone could send some coin over to help cover the costs that would be much appreciated. Clicking advertising links on the explorer site is also helpful. Thanks in advance!
BTC: 1trip99Hd2cCfWftbPzdbcmBD35KeKyKw
DMD:dXHDYczgN3VuM9kdrnAFEC6iscoCtvqzRF
PHS: 9Z9FZzczh77vc6GkTW32nG4FLwBB6fyVKi
Hey Tripmode.
How about taking the "too many records to display" limit off the explorer. Or at least give a range of blocks to search for a particular ID.
I'm trying to figure out why most of the "random multi-coin" blocks are solved by one user.
I have to manually look through all the blocks and click on all the blocks that have more than a 2 coin payout to look for one ID.
That ID is dDqcXpWdhakptyocwV4JQ4WGyne24RXQMP
This limit is there for performance reasons.
Realistically this limit only applies to mining pools as they have a large volume of transactions. Most of the super blocks are found by the largest mining pool - dmdpool. There is nothing fishy about this as they have the highest chance to find superblocks since they have the highest hashrate.
If you are doing research, PM me and we can set up a time where I can remove the limit for you temporarily.
December 28, 2013, 05:15:27 PM
Could someone please explain to me how this "minting" works?
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