I just fixed cloudminers.
Do you pool owners have any thoughts on these stuck blocks?
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March 16, 2014, 10:55:51 AM
I just fixed cloudminers.
Do you pool owners have any thoughts on these stuck blocks?
March 16, 2014, 10:44:34 AM
I just fixed cloudminers.
March 16, 2014, 10:42:13 AM
March 16, 2014, 10:30:45 AM
hashpower is going back up. i wouldn't be surprised if we hit 5gh today
We would be at that already if there wasn't a block problem seems to be putting people off.
But the difficulty is not that great to be having 3+ hour blocks, unless there's a display problem... when it gets above 30 (still not that high) is when it seems to be sticking. Hell, AUR had like 400+ diff and blocks were getting cracked faster... I do think there's some issue happening here.
You know i've been supporting this for a while!
March 16, 2014, 09:33:32 AM
Cloudminers down?
March 16, 2014, 09:18:14 AM
Its getting stuck only because hashrate is dropping off FYI all, no other reason.
For example:
For example look at NVC. It had 10 minute blocks and a 24 hour 200% adjustment max window (max difficulty can go is 200% increase in 144 blocks)
FLT had 2 minute blocks and a 4 hour 200% max adjustment window (max difficulty can go is 200% increase in 144 blocks).
A lot of the hashrate may not even be legit - I remember someone remarking that one pool had a lot of hashrate, yet the network didn't report it (but it did earlier) - and they thought they were forked, but they weren't.
I have contacted all pool operators that I know of with the reason for this. If you see anyone mining in a pool with a HUGE hashrate, report them - they have no business being in a pool, and just may not have that hashrate at all.
For example:
For example look at NVC. It had 10 minute blocks and a 24 hour 200% adjustment max window (max difficulty can go is 200% increase in 144 blocks)
FLT had 2 minute blocks and a 4 hour 200% max adjustment window (max difficulty can go is 200% increase in 144 blocks).
A lot of the hashrate may not even be legit - I remember someone remarking that one pool had a lot of hashrate, yet the network didn't report it (but it did earlier) - and they thought they were forked, but they weren't.
I have contacted all pool operators that I know of with the reason for this. If you see anyone mining in a pool with a HUGE hashrate, report them - they have no business being in a pool, and just may not have that hashrate at all.
I see many other coins that have a handful of huge hashrates on a couple of miners without this problem.... is it possible that it's being amplified by the POB stuff? You can't just say huge hashrates can't mine a coin.... when there aren't alternatives like a p2pool or something ? If I knew how, i'd set one up to see if that helps things.. but i would think something else is going on...
March 16, 2014, 09:17:14 AM
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Normally we only do P2Pools but since this is no Option with this Coin we decided to go the MPOS Route.
If you look at the Stats you will see this Pool already ran in the "dark" for a while. We can assure everything is properly Setup and working!
So if you like the Coin as much as we do consider joining us.
The Fee is set to a fair amount and you minimize the chance of a fork happening!
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https://flt.qemulab.com
Dedicated Server only for Fluttercoin.
Located in Datacenter in EU with multiple Upstream Provider and very low latency.
Normally we only do P2Pools but since this is no Option with this Coin we decided to go the MPOS Route.
If you look at the Stats you will see this Pool already ran in the "dark" for a while. We can assure everything is properly Setup and working!
So if you like the Coin as much as we do consider joining us.
The Fee is set to a fair amount and you minimize the chance of a fork happening!
IRC Support: #qemulab on Freenode
/signed :-)
March 16, 2014, 09:17:09 AM
there was someone on miningwith.us that had over 200mh, and they left fairly quickly and it the hashrate just kind of dwindled down to nothing over a 5 minute period. they were on the pool for maybe a half hour. not sure if that info helps
March 16, 2014, 09:16:37 AM
If you see anyone mining in a pool with a HUGE hashrate, report them - they have no business being in a pool, and just may not have that hashrate at all.
Easy, many people are renting rigs for mining coins, and rented rigs cannot be used to solo mine, so having people with huge hashrates on a pool is not strange at all. March 16, 2014, 09:16:11 AM
hashpower is going back up. i wouldn't be surprised if we hit 5gh today
We would be at that already if there wasn't a block problem seems to be putting people off.
March 16, 2014, 09:14:11 AM
Its getting stuck only because hashrate is dropping off FYI all, no other reason.
For example:
For example look at NVC. It had 10 minute blocks and a 24 hour 200% adjustment max window (max difficulty can go is 200% increase in 144 blocks)
FLT had 2 minute blocks and a 4 hour 200% max adjustment window (max difficulty can go is 200% increase in 144 blocks).
A lot of the hashrate may not even be legit - I remember someone remarking that one pool had a lot of hashrate, yet the network didn't report it (but it did earlier) - and they thought they were forked, but they weren't.
I have contacted all pool operators that I know of with the reason for this. If you see anyone mining in a pool with a HUGE hashrate, report them - they have no business being in a pool, and just may not have that hashrate at all.
For example:
For example look at NVC. It had 10 minute blocks and a 24 hour 200% adjustment max window (max difficulty can go is 200% increase in 144 blocks)
FLT had 2 minute blocks and a 4 hour 200% max adjustment window (max difficulty can go is 200% increase in 144 blocks).
A lot of the hashrate may not even be legit - I remember someone remarking that one pool had a lot of hashrate, yet the network didn't report it (but it did earlier) - and they thought they were forked, but they weren't.
I have contacted all pool operators that I know of with the reason for this. If you see anyone mining in a pool with a HUGE hashrate, report them - they have no business being in a pool, and just may not have that hashrate at all.
March 16, 2014, 09:13:44 AM
price might drop now, and only rise until the problem is fixed
you called it
Stop panicking on every single small obstacle.
March 16, 2014, 09:10:24 AM
nobody here is panicking, mr bear
March 16, 2014, 09:08:43 AM
price might drop now, and only rise until the problem is fixed
you called it
Stop panicking on every single small obstacle.
March 16, 2014, 09:07:54 AM
100mh on miningwith.us
March 16, 2014, 09:05:49 AM
So, cloudminers and bitember COMBINED now have less than 500MH/s, while network is at 1.5GH/s+.
So, where is the other 1GH/s coming from?
So, where is the other 1GH/s coming from?
March 16, 2014, 08:54:29 AM
it actually might push people away for a few days and we can mine at a lower difficulty for a little while 
March 16, 2014, 08:52:53 AM
wasted couple of hours of my rented rigs when it was stuck 
Sucks :/
Seems to be all good now though.
If it wasn't for those issues the diff would be 100+ i bet. It was already at 50 before this happened.
Very curious to see where this coin will be 1 month from now. Sure looking great so far.
March 16, 2014, 08:42:02 AM
wasted couple of hours of my rented rigs when it was stuck
March 16, 2014, 08:36:18 AM
hashpower is going back up. i wouldn't be surprised if we hit 5gh today
We would be at that already if there wasn't a block problem seems to be putting people off.
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