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Topic: [ANN] EntropyCoin [ENC] Scrypt-N - page 38. (Read 63082 times)
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Berric, thank you! Please post wallet address or PM me to receive bounty.
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0% Fee pool online
PROP reward system.
Stratum with vardiff.
Stable SSD Server, DDOS protection.
Cashout are processed every minute.
EMail Support
wow, that was fast.
I just posted here not 30 seconds ago
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=623082.new#new
Thank you!
I just posted here not 30 seconds ago
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=623082.new#new
Thank you!
Just a moment, Pool will be online soon...
Some lucky bastards caught ENC for ridiculously low price.
@dev What do you think about establishing prize/bounty for creation of more ENC pools? Is it a good idea?
@dev What do you think about establishing prize/bounty for creation of more ENC pools? Is it a good idea?
I wish that was me.
I bet the reason for no pools is scrypt-n.
Maybe you should announce in the mining forum -- [need pools] scrypt-n diff 1.1.
And remove that swisscex link. The removed ENC from their voting page.
I have been trying to contact a ton of pools. So far I have had no luck. I would offer 10,000 ENC to the next pool to come online.
Some lucky bastards caught ENC for ridiculously low price.
@dev What do you think about establishing prize/bounty for creation of more ENC pools? Is it a good idea?
@dev What do you think about establishing prize/bounty for creation of more ENC pools? Is it a good idea?
Another desperate looser nerd sold millions at 4 satoshi just cause he wasn't patient enough to wait for another exchange to load (it takes a few milliseconds -- but the desperate looser did not have patience).
When it comes to anything outside computer technicals, nerds are inherited dumb. It's their design flaw -- they cant do anything else.
Look at the sell orders in cryptoaltex for instance. Someone placed an order or 15282.18909423 coins at 987 satoshis, even though the next big order was at 1098 satoshi. It made perfect sense to place an order for 1097 satoshi, but as we know the geek was desperate. Desperate when it comes to women, food, living, and now even trading.
Look at the sell orders in cryptoaltex for instance. Someone placed an order or 15282.18909423 coins at 987 satoshis, even though the next big order was at 1098 satoshi. It made perfect sense to place an order for 1097 satoshi, but as we know the geek was desperate. Desperate when it comes to women, food, living, and now even trading.
Some lucky guys buying it cheap again 
Some desperate looser nerds selling it cheap again.
ENC missing on swisscex voting page.
As we can see, ENCs are expensive. Buy orders price increasing.
If you would like to include the current Entropycoin network stats on a website, the following is available:
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Great work on the voting! We are number 8 on Mintpal and in the top 5 on SwissCex!
Yes, the PastBlocksMass is every 2 blocks. This was introduced from Spain Coin when the upgrade was made to Scrypt-N (as you can see in the code). The actual difficulty retarget should be every block.
Great job. This coin cannot be killed by a 51%
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If a crypto has fast difficulty re-targets, it's difficulty to do a 51% attack, cause in the forked chain the difficulty will increase rapidly and will soon reach the target block times, the block time of the main chain will be the same, making a 51% attack impossible.
If the main chain's difficulty was high cause of the attacker's majority hashing power, it'll drop to sustain a block interval equal to the attacker's fork chain.
If the main chain's difficulty was high cause of the attacker's majority hashing power, it'll drop to sustain a block interval equal to the attacker's fork chain.
Thank you! Now everything is clear.
I see the issue. It was initially set to one minute blocks. With the update to Scrypt-N, this value is overriden in the kimoto gravity well implementation. It looks like we missed that in the update. I apologize for this, there were a lot of code changes in that update. We could switch this back in the next release or just leave it where it is. For now, I will update the post to reflect.
I noticed something weird. Stats from the pool says:
If you count number of blocks per day it appears that data from the pool are correct (block every 2 minutes), but on the first page of the topic and on official page it is 1 minute per block. Why?Quote
Est. Avg. Time per Round (Network) 2 minute 25 seconds
but in specs is stated Quote
1 minute blocks
Explain this to me like I'm a 6 year old.
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