Topic: [ANN] Expanse (EXP) - 1st Stable fork of Ethereum (New Algo + PirlGuard) - page 301. (Read 961462 times)

where is it to buy? thanx

Having problems trying to mine this on ubuntu 15.4

I had no problems mining Eth on the same box , ethminer is already installed.

I installed gexp with no issues and have peers as well as the console going but i cant

geth ethminer to see the rpc instance

As you can see console is fine i started it with :  build/bin/gexp --rpc --rpcaddr 192.168.0.103 console



i used the same ethminer string i used before :
ethminer --cl-global-work 8192 --cl-local-work 128  -G -F http://192.168.0.103:8545 --farm-recheck 100 --no-precompute

but all i see is :


Kinda got me stumped here

thanks in advance

Check your balance.  Send again if it is still there.  If not, check on POL if you see the pending deposit.

-tb-

There is something wrong

last day send tx smoothly
today send tx 49 exp from wallet "success" but not received on polo 

how to check my tx history from wallet

вcё пиздeц мoнeтe?

down?

Difficulty to high for the low price...
Giving less than ethereum..
Price should go higher

The block explorer is incomplete currently. It will be fully functional within the week I should expect.

Right now the easiest way is to do the math manually. diff / blocktime. I've been told.

Sorry.

https://github.com/cubedro/eth-netstats/blob/master/lib/history.js#L534-L555

In block explorer, where I can see nethash?

There an error in the cheat sheet: "nodeinfo == admin.noteInfo"

It's suppose to be: "nodeinfo == admin.nodeInfo"

I am working on my proposal for the Inflation Model which includes total coin supply etc. Navigate to http://slack.expanse.tech/  #advisory-board

Please add "exp.accounts" to the cheat sheet.

I have begun my proposition for the DAO Structure. If you want to see, join the slack and navigate to http://slack.expanse.tech/  #advisory-board

The Slack invite link needs to be updated. - http://slack.expanse.tech/

Please run the command 'exp.accounts' and tell me are there more than one account listed there?
If more than one, check the balance of each one listed.
If there is just one, the current coinbase, that is returning nothing, please try the following:

Navigate to the directory: %appdata%\Expanse\keystore
Is there more than one file there?

It seems I have no idea how is emission model set up.

Where can I see some details? Charts or some hard data?

Let me know if you still have problems and I will walk you through how to check to see if your key files are still there / intact. They should be as long as you didn't delete the data directory for Expanse. (The Installation directory and it's contents don't matter, unless you manually set the datadir to it, or installed it to the datadir.)

You should not have to; When you install a new version/update you are just replacing the application. It is installed/kept separately from your keys, blockchain info, node info, DAG, etc and should not be effected by updating versions. You should just be able to open the new version and resume use just like it was the previous version. It should have your accounts already loaded.

We have a lot of documents and media coming out, and we have a lot of features, tools, apps, and organizational logic in development, but since it is a community coin, alot of what would be considered the majors steps to a road map is up to the community to decide. Of course, for the community to make that decision, they need an operating DAO contract framework and operating DAO on top of it. We will be releasing some documents and media soon that cover the immediate plans and timeline for development and the organization until it is in the DAO's hands, but of course getting the essentials such as our wallets, dapps, and other primary software for the project out asap is our immediate priority.

Yup It is including the launch before difficulty stabilized. Some of it is from blocks coming in quicker after the launch too, from the ever-increasing hash rate as more and more people got interested and starting mining.
Let me explain: You can think of this as a kind of growing pain -- getting too big for your clothes too fast.  

When hashrate increases by ALOT very fast, ESPECIALLY like it did at launch, but also after the launch there were a few times where alot of new miners got on board over a few hour period. All of that isn't suddenly pointed at EXP in the blink of an eye over one block; It is a gradual increased over a few hours. The difficulty increases as more hash gets added, but because more people are joining in following that, there ends up being slightly more hashrate then the difficulty was calculated for.  The result is a slight increase in blocks solved compared to the expected until the hashrate is no longer increasing (like now, it is pretty stable).

When Hashrate pulls away from the coin, the inverse will happen -- difficulty will be up higher with less hash rate to solve it, result in slightly less blocks per hour. This is normal behavior and over a moderate time window averages evenly to the desired rate per hour.

Let me know if you need any further clarification or have any other questions. ;]