Topic: [ANN] Dinero DIN Masternode/POW NeoScrypt Coin - page 11. (Read 41699 times)
@everyone Please be advised. The following website is not an official Shared MN Service provider for Dinero coin https://p2p-coins.pro/user/login. The only official and authorized Shared MN service are being offered through the Dinero Discord Chat (https://discord.gg/btDg5E) with the following authorized people: Tim.#6197 FalloWingS#3773 CryptoAddiction#2693 (Please take note of the ID # after their usernames). Joining any unofficial Shared MN Services is not recommended. Kindly be cautious to whom you transact with. Dinero team will not be liable for any lost or stolen coins should you proceed with transacting with the said provider/s.
NEW Dinero DIN Pool - neoscrypt Pool 0% FEES
http://korepool.com
Miner Settings:
blake2s -o stratum+tcp://korepool.com:4233 -u WALLET_ADDRESS -p c=DIN
Claymore Settings:
-dpool stratum+tcp://korepool.com:4233 -dwal WALLET_ADDREXX -dcoin blake2s -dpsw c=DIN
Claymore Dpools.txt
POOL: stratum+tcp://korepool.com:4233, WALLET: %DWAL%, PSW: c=DIN
Incoming coins (ZEC, MAX)
Happy Mining Everyone.
http://korepool.com
Miner Settings:
blake2s -o stratum+tcp://korepool.com:4233 -u WALLET_ADDRESS -p c=DIN
Claymore Settings:
-dpool stratum+tcp://korepool.com:4233 -dwal WALLET_ADDREXX -dcoin blake2s -dpsw c=DIN
Claymore Dpools.txt
POOL: stratum+tcp://korepool.com:4233, WALLET: %DWAL%, PSW: c=DIN
Incoming coins (ZEC, MAX)
Happy Mining Everyone.
WTF is up with the mining of this coin?
A few calculators show it in the top 3 profitability for Nvidia 1060s & 1070s (I have 4 of each plus 2 1080s) but if I look at the coin's history on BSOD.pw pool, last 50 blocks... most of them are orphans! For the last 2 hours... pretty much all orphans. Is this a problem with the pool's wallet? Or the network?
I am currently mining BWK and I was looking around for an alternative - I don't like auto switching, I'd rather do some research if I have time. Apart from the glaringly obvious point that this is another one of the MANY MANY neoscrypt/ skein / NIST5 / {insert algo here} DASH clones that have emerged (which is obviously great for developers and early adopters who get cheap masternodes and then leech off miners) - this does seem like an interesting coin with reasonable activity here and the dev's comments seem reasonable, etc.
BUT
If one of the biggest pools mining this coin can have 2 hour runs of 40+ orphans there is a problem. Other people recently have posted that on various pools they have mined for long periods with little or no reward - perhaps they too were the victims of long stretches of orphan blocks.
I don't remember exactly how/why orphan blocks occur, but when I started mining ETH 2 years ago, they were just something that happened occasionally and seemingly randomly, and there were maybe 1 in 20 or less orphan blocks on a medium sized pool.
I have never seen anything like consecutive runs of many 10s of orphans in a row.
Anyway, the point is - I am not willing to mine this coin until this issue is addressed by either the dev or a representative of one or more of the pools, and I suggest anyone else considering mining this coin does the same. Yes I am a small time hobbyist miner with only 2 rigs and maybe 10mh/s in neoscrypt - but I have been mining for over 2 years and tried probably 50 different coins. I have never seen anything like this before.
A few calculators show it in the top 3 profitability for Nvidia 1060s & 1070s (I have 4 of each plus 2 1080s) but if I look at the coin's history on BSOD.pw pool, last 50 blocks... most of them are orphans! For the last 2 hours... pretty much all orphans. Is this a problem with the pool's wallet? Or the network?
I am currently mining BWK and I was looking around for an alternative - I don't like auto switching, I'd rather do some research if I have time. Apart from the glaringly obvious point that this is another one of the MANY MANY neoscrypt/ skein / NIST5 / {insert algo here} DASH clones that have emerged (which is obviously great for developers and early adopters who get cheap masternodes and then leech off miners) - this does seem like an interesting coin with reasonable activity here and the dev's comments seem reasonable, etc.
BUT
If one of the biggest pools mining this coin can have 2 hour runs of 40+ orphans there is a problem. Other people recently have posted that on various pools they have mined for long periods with little or no reward - perhaps they too were the victims of long stretches of orphan blocks.
I don't remember exactly how/why orphan blocks occur, but when I started mining ETH 2 years ago, they were just something that happened occasionally and seemingly randomly, and there were maybe 1 in 20 or less orphan blocks on a medium sized pool.
I have never seen anything like consecutive runs of many 10s of orphans in a row.
Anyway, the point is - I am not willing to mine this coin until this issue is addressed by either the dev or a representative of one or more of the pools, and I suggest anyone else considering mining this coin does the same. Yes I am a small time hobbyist miner with only 2 rigs and maybe 10mh/s in neoscrypt - but I have been mining for over 2 years and tried probably 50 different coins. I have never seen anything like this before.
Coin is fucked. It's been like this since the beginning. Every now and then I check to see if it's fixed because it looks profitable. Still not.
Did this wallet come up with a virus? Could all be a front to steal wallet files
There are so many possibilities for this coin. I always laugh when people demand to know "whats the plan?". It is soooo early on in crypto. No one knows whats going to happen.
this horse will soon soar high
There has been a lot going in the past few weeks. I have prepared an update for anyone who wants to take a look.
http://www.dinerocoin.org/Dinero-Update-13-Feb.pdf
http://www.dinerocoin.org/Dinero-Update-13-Feb.pdf
Wow a nice update. Lol I might start mining again the coin. Some good points in there. I am so inconsistent...
Looks like this coin is about to fall off a cliff to me.
Sorry to fart out the FUD but that's honestly how it looks.
Sorry to fart out the FUD but that's honestly how it looks.
Yeah I also panicked. And sold all my coins I had
I had really high hopes for this project...
There has been a lot going in the past few weeks. I have prepared an update for anyone who wants to take a look.
http://www.dinerocoin.org/Dinero-Update-13-Feb.pdf
http://www.dinerocoin.org/Dinero-Update-13-Feb.pdf
I would very much like to reserve Danish/Scandinavian translation
NeoPool
Code:
-o stratum+tcp://neopool.net:4233 -u -p c=DIN
Attention: Distribute power between pools, that would not be orphans...
Looks like this coin is about to fall off a cliff to me.
Sorry to fart out the FUD but that's honestly how it looks.
Sorry to fart out the FUD but that's honestly how it looks.
WTF is up with the mining of this coin?
A few calculators show it in the top 3 profitability for Nvidia 1060s & 1070s (I have 4 of each plus 2 1080s) but if I look at the coin's history on BSOD.pw pool, last 50 blocks... most of them are orphans! For the last 2 hours... pretty much all orphans. Is this a problem with the pool's wallet? Or the network?
I am currently mining BWK and I was looking around for an alternative - I don't like auto switching, I'd rather do some research if I have time. Apart from the glaringly obvious point that this is another one of the MANY MANY neoscrypt/ skein / NIST5 / {insert algo here} DASH clones that have emerged (which is obviously great for developers and early adopters who get cheap masternodes and then leech off miners) - this does seem like an interesting coin with reasonable activity here and the dev's comments seem reasonable, etc.
BUT
If one of the biggest pools mining this coin can have 2 hour runs of 40+ orphans there is a problem. Other people recently have posted that on various pools they have mined for long periods with little or no reward - perhaps they too were the victims of long stretches of orphan blocks.
I don't remember exactly how/why orphan blocks occur, but when I started mining ETH 2 years ago, they were just something that happened occasionally and seemingly randomly, and there were maybe 1 in 20 or less orphan blocks on a medium sized pool.
I have never seen anything like consecutive runs of many 10s of orphans in a row.
Anyway, the point is - I am not willing to mine this coin until this issue is addressed by either the dev or a representative of one or more of the pools, and I suggest anyone else considering mining this coin does the same. Yes I am a small time hobbyist miner with only 2 rigs and maybe 10mh/s in neoscrypt - but I have been mining for over 2 years and tried probably 50 different coins. I have never seen anything like this before.
Which pools did you mine? Your pool might be on a forked chain, so led to orphan blocks.A few calculators show it in the top 3 profitability for Nvidia 1060s & 1070s (I have 4 of each plus 2 1080s) but if I look at the coin's history on BSOD.pw pool, last 50 blocks... most of them are orphans! For the last 2 hours... pretty much all orphans. Is this a problem with the pool's wallet? Or the network?
I am currently mining BWK and I was looking around for an alternative - I don't like auto switching, I'd rather do some research if I have time. Apart from the glaringly obvious point that this is another one of the MANY MANY neoscrypt/ skein / NIST5 / {insert algo here} DASH clones that have emerged (which is obviously great for developers and early adopters who get cheap masternodes and then leech off miners) - this does seem like an interesting coin with reasonable activity here and the dev's comments seem reasonable, etc.
BUT
If one of the biggest pools mining this coin can have 2 hour runs of 40+ orphans there is a problem. Other people recently have posted that on various pools they have mined for long periods with little or no reward - perhaps they too were the victims of long stretches of orphan blocks.
I don't remember exactly how/why orphan blocks occur, but when I started mining ETH 2 years ago, they were just something that happened occasionally and seemingly randomly, and there were maybe 1 in 20 or less orphan blocks on a medium sized pool.
I have never seen anything like consecutive runs of many 10s of orphans in a row.
Anyway, the point is - I am not willing to mine this coin until this issue is addressed by either the dev or a representative of one or more of the pools, and I suggest anyone else considering mining this coin does the same. Yes I am a small time hobbyist miner with only 2 rigs and maybe 10mh/s in neoscrypt - but I have been mining for over 2 years and tried probably 50 different coins. I have never seen anything like this before.
I didn't mine on any yet, I was looking at the stats for BSOD.pw pool, and checked it's data for the last 50 blocks. I'm looking at BSOD because I already mine other coins there and it seems to accurately count my hash-rates compared to what my mining rigs report. I have also been reading previous posts and noticed quite a few people complaining that their payouts were very low and did not match what calculators say.
I know calculators often overstate what is true or calculate as if you were solo mining - but this coin looks like it has a deeper problem because the payout reward seems to be a much smaller fraction of what is calculated than the usual. It's much worse than just stale shares or occasional pool servers dropping out.
If I believed the calculators I use, Dinero would be a good coin to mine right now - but the actual stats for what is being mined don't get anywhere near what the calculators suggest.
WTF is up with the mining of this coin?
A few calculators show it in the top 3 profitability for Nvidia 1060s & 1070s (I have 4 of each plus 2 1080s) but if I look at the coin's history on BSOD.pw pool, last 50 blocks... most of them are orphans! For the last 2 hours... pretty much all orphans. Is this a problem with the pool's wallet? Or the network?
I am currently mining BWK and I was looking around for an alternative - I don't like auto switching, I'd rather do some research if I have time. Apart from the glaringly obvious point that this is another one of the MANY MANY neoscrypt/ skein / NIST5 / {insert algo here} DASH clones that have emerged (which is obviously great for developers and early adopters who get cheap masternodes and then leech off miners) - this does seem like an interesting coin with reasonable activity here and the dev's comments seem reasonable, etc.
BUT
If one of the biggest pools mining this coin can have 2 hour runs of 40+ orphans there is a problem. Other people recently have posted that on various pools they have mined for long periods with little or no reward - perhaps they too were the victims of long stretches of orphan blocks.
I don't remember exactly how/why orphan blocks occur, but when I started mining ETH 2 years ago, they were just something that happened occasionally and seemingly randomly, and there were maybe 1 in 20 or less orphan blocks on a medium sized pool.
I have never seen anything like consecutive runs of many 10s of orphans in a row.
Anyway, the point is - I am not willing to mine this coin until this issue is addressed by either the dev or a representative of one or more of the pools, and I suggest anyone else considering mining this coin does the same. Yes I am a small time hobbyist miner with only 2 rigs and maybe 10mh/s in neoscrypt - but I have been mining for over 2 years and tried probably 50 different coins. I have never seen anything like this before.
Which pools did you mine? Your pool might be on a forked chain, so led to orphan blocks. A few calculators show it in the top 3 profitability for Nvidia 1060s & 1070s (I have 4 of each plus 2 1080s) but if I look at the coin's history on BSOD.pw pool, last 50 blocks... most of them are orphans! For the last 2 hours... pretty much all orphans. Is this a problem with the pool's wallet? Or the network?
I am currently mining BWK and I was looking around for an alternative - I don't like auto switching, I'd rather do some research if I have time. Apart from the glaringly obvious point that this is another one of the MANY MANY neoscrypt/ skein / NIST5 / {insert algo here} DASH clones that have emerged (which is obviously great for developers and early adopters who get cheap masternodes and then leech off miners) - this does seem like an interesting coin with reasonable activity here and the dev's comments seem reasonable, etc.
BUT
If one of the biggest pools mining this coin can have 2 hour runs of 40+ orphans there is a problem. Other people recently have posted that on various pools they have mined for long periods with little or no reward - perhaps they too were the victims of long stretches of orphan blocks.
I don't remember exactly how/why orphan blocks occur, but when I started mining ETH 2 years ago, they were just something that happened occasionally and seemingly randomly, and there were maybe 1 in 20 or less orphan blocks on a medium sized pool.
I have never seen anything like consecutive runs of many 10s of orphans in a row.
Anyway, the point is - I am not willing to mine this coin until this issue is addressed by either the dev or a representative of one or more of the pools, and I suggest anyone else considering mining this coin does the same. Yes I am a small time hobbyist miner with only 2 rigs and maybe 10mh/s in neoscrypt - but I have been mining for over 2 years and tried probably 50 different coins. I have never seen anything like this before.
WTF is up with the mining of this coin?
A few calculators show it in the top 3 profitability for Nvidia 1060s & 1070s (I have 4 of each plus 2 1080s) but if I look at the coin's history on BSOD.pw pool, last 50 blocks... most of them are orphans! For the last 2 hours... pretty much all orphans. Is this a problem with the pool's wallet? Or the network?
I am currently mining BWK and I was looking around for an alternative - I don't like auto switching, I'd rather do some research if I have time. Apart from the glaringly obvious point that this is another one of the MANY MANY neoscrypt/ skein / NIST5 / {insert algo here} DASH clones that have emerged (which is obviously great for developers and early adopters who get cheap masternodes and then leech off miners) - this does seem like an interesting coin with reasonable activity here and the dev's comments seem reasonable, etc.
BUT
If one of the biggest pools mining this coin can have 2 hour runs of 40+ orphans there is a problem. Other people recently have posted that on various pools they have mined for long periods with little or no reward - perhaps they too were the victims of long stretches of orphan blocks.
I don't remember exactly how/why orphan blocks occur, but when I started mining ETH 2 years ago, they were just something that happened occasionally and seemingly randomly, and there were maybe 1 in 20 or less orphan blocks on a medium sized pool.
I have never seen anything like consecutive runs of many 10s of orphans in a row.
Anyway, the point is - I am not willing to mine this coin until this issue is addressed by either the dev or a representative of one or more of the pools, and I suggest anyone else considering mining this coin does the same. Yes I am a small time hobbyist miner with only 2 rigs and maybe 10mh/s in neoscrypt - but I have been mining for over 2 years and tried probably 50 different coins. I have never seen anything like this before.
A few calculators show it in the top 3 profitability for Nvidia 1060s & 1070s (I have 4 of each plus 2 1080s) but if I look at the coin's history on BSOD.pw pool, last 50 blocks... most of them are orphans! For the last 2 hours... pretty much all orphans. Is this a problem with the pool's wallet? Or the network?
I am currently mining BWK and I was looking around for an alternative - I don't like auto switching, I'd rather do some research if I have time. Apart from the glaringly obvious point that this is another one of the MANY MANY neoscrypt/ skein / NIST5 / {insert algo here} DASH clones that have emerged (which is obviously great for developers and early adopters who get cheap masternodes and then leech off miners) - this does seem like an interesting coin with reasonable activity here and the dev's comments seem reasonable, etc.
BUT
If one of the biggest pools mining this coin can have 2 hour runs of 40+ orphans there is a problem. Other people recently have posted that on various pools they have mined for long periods with little or no reward - perhaps they too were the victims of long stretches of orphan blocks.
I don't remember exactly how/why orphan blocks occur, but when I started mining ETH 2 years ago, they were just something that happened occasionally and seemingly randomly, and there were maybe 1 in 20 or less orphan blocks on a medium sized pool.
I have never seen anything like consecutive runs of many 10s of orphans in a row.
Anyway, the point is - I am not willing to mine this coin until this issue is addressed by either the dev or a representative of one or more of the pools, and I suggest anyone else considering mining this coin does the same. Yes I am a small time hobbyist miner with only 2 rigs and maybe 10mh/s in neoscrypt - but I have been mining for over 2 years and tried probably 50 different coins. I have never seen anything like this before.
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hi dev,Please add active nodes/ peer nodes in the OP, so someone got trouble with syncing their wallets can find nodes there.
Thank you in advance
now no working exchange dead coin 
Take your FUD somewhere else there are 3 working exchanges.- Stocks.Exchange
- Tradesatoshi
- SouthXchange
- More Announcing Soon
thank you very much MR. at least dev still alive
stop.exchange >can't deposit
tradesatoshi > no vol
only southXchange is a walking dead (very low vol)
hope this coin get well soon
now no working exchange dead coin
Take your FUD somewhere else there are 3 working exchanges.- Stocks.Exchange
- Tradesatoshi
- SouthXchange
- More Announcing Soon
How can I exchange my dinero coins for BTC or ETH or LTC without having to trade them on an exchange market place ?
Thanks for your help.
Hi ! Dinero is available on LycheeBit.
Happy mining
Mining Dinero with neoscrypt algo :
LycheeBit info :
Mining software :
Examples of command line :
Peers list :
Happy mining
Mining Dinero with neoscrypt algo :
- Stratum : lycheebit.com:4233 (fully NiceHash compatible & optimized)
- User : YOUR_DIN_ADDRESS
- Password : c=DIN
LycheeBit info :
- Website : https://www.lycheebit.com/
- Payout : Every hour
- Fee : 1.00 %
Mining software :
- GPU Nvidia ccminer : https://github.com/tpruvot/ccminer/releases
- GPU AMD sgminer : https://github.com/nicehash/sgminer/releases
- Neoscrypt CPUMiner : https://github.com/ghostlander/cpuminer-neoscrypt/releases
Examples of command line :
- Nvidia : ccminer.exe -a neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://lycheebit.com:4233 -u DK4zyqHXf52koYtwcynWAZAbFsmjyJQnmy -p c=DIN
- AMD : sgminer.exe --algorithm neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://lycheebit.com:4233 -u DK4zyqHXf52koYtwcynWAZAbFsmjyJQnmy -p c=DIN
Peers list :
- addnode=[2001:0:4137:9e76:483:7ea:a95f:e18]:26285
- addnode=seed2.dinerocoin.org
- addnode=seed4.dinerocoin.org
- addnode=[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:cce:1b02:a621:14b1]:26285
- addnode=[2001:0:4137:9e76:4a4:e65:ab1c:3f14]:26285
- addnode=[2001:0:9d38:90d7:4ea:1ee1:930f:cd8e]:26285
- addnode=[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:3818:ef7f:b1aa:cf38]:26285
- addnode=seed1.dinerocoin.org
- addnode=seed3.dinerocoin.org
On BSOD, coin mining is normal. In 24 hours, one orphan
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