[ANN] FlutterCoin FLT Proof Of Transaction Cash Back for Sending & Recieving - page 310.

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Quote from: thekidcoin on March 10, 2014, 02:00:50 PM

Quote from: cryptowho on March 10, 2014, 01:55:57 PM

actually i just solomined a coin and it went orphant. at.. this stage of the lunch the dificulty is too high for me to loose it like that. Somethings off.

moving away from this coin until its fixed

I solomine all day long with no orphans, did you update and can you verify your at block 6848 or above? what block orphaned for you (value it would have been is all I need if you don't' know the #)

my wallet shows block 6852 at this moment.

Status: 0/unconfirmed, broadcast through 34 nodes
Date: 3/10/2014 14:31
Source: Generated
Credit: (not accepted)
Net amount: 0.00 FLT
Transaction ID: cd3834cfdc3bc0912603b17682dac55ca50f2d9c5c0966b5e30c6bb30c0ab0b3

it was suppose to be 7880 coins : (

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Quote from: cryptowho on March 10, 2014, 01:55:57 PM

actually i just solomined a coin and it went orphant. at.. this stage of the lunch the dificulty is too high for me to loose it like that. Somethings off.

moving away from this coin until its fixed

Weird i solo mined 3 blocks today due to webcoin pool being down. I've had no problems with this coin since i started mining it few days ago.

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Quote from: cryptowho on March 10, 2014, 01:55:57 PM

actually i just solomined a coin and it went orphant. at.. this stage of the lunch the dificulty is too high for me to loose it like that. Somethings off.

moving away from this coin until its fixed

I solomine all day long with no orphans, did you update and can you verify your at block 6848 or above? what block orphaned for you (value it would have been is all I need if you don't' know the #)

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actually i just solomined a coin and it went orphant. at.. this stage of the lunch the dificulty is too high for me to loose it like that. Somethings off.

moving away from this coin until its fixed

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Quote from: filipe3x on March 10, 2014, 01:49:51 PM

http://explorer.fluttercoin.us/block_crawler.php

ay i believe you guys are on path. its the other pools. unless they are behind in payments logs.

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http://explorer.fluttercoin.us/block_crawler.php

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bit ember is 300 blocks ahead....

the other pool 6500's
http://pool.webcoin.us/flt/statistics/blocks
is this coin forked?

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Here at bitember we run backups 6 times a day, so you can rest assured your coins are safe.

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Just to post what i posted in the other thread in response to a guy saying I f'ed with up (really was to do with webcoin.us's pool):

1) Anyone who runs a pool without backing up the wallet that stores all addresses has no business running a pool.

2) The update didn't or couldn't do anything to the wallet - it updated the difficulty max adjustment, added a checkpoint, etc

3) Any errors communicating is by design - all prior release wallet communication would be dropped - there was a critical fix to prevent forking of the blockchain, there was warning for 3 days that these fixes were coming, I gave over 24 hours notice of the source and binaries (that's the shortest i could risk with the issues that were occurring), posted this information in the forums, and sent out alerts via the alert system.

4) Should we have forked after a week? Allowing more auto forks because of irresponsible pool operators allowing 90% of the hashrate in a single pool to fork the blockchain again?

With that said, hopefully the webcoin.us guy has a backup of the corrupted wallet.

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Quote from: thekidcoin on March 10, 2014, 12:17:18 PM

bitember pool is working again http://flt.bitember.com/index.php

Good job

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bitember pool is working again http://flt.bitember.com/index.php

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Quote from: tinstar on March 10, 2014, 10:54:49 AM

So, is this fixed? I abandoned it when it was launched before because of mislaunch....?

Or just a reannouncement only?

Wasn't so much a mislaunch as it was pools forking it, I've since made changes to the block time, difficulty, maturity etc. there was at one point a guy mining it with 220 mH - in a pool

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Quote from: refer_2_me on March 10, 2014, 10:29:54 AM

Quote from: thekidcoin on March 10, 2014, 10:27:50 AM

Quote from: refer_2_me on March 10, 2014, 10:11:14 AM

Can you explain the "Proof-of-Block" a little more? I don't get it? You can get coins when you make transactions? Or am I misunderstanding? Couldn't you just endlessly send coins to your self?

You could endlessly send coins to yourself sure, but fees would eat up your funds, its based on addresses in the previous block converted to a hex format, a snippet of that address then used to search the previous block hash for matches, if there is a match the address receives part of the mining subsidy. Its not very easy to have a match. Because of this, there is additional checking the verifies the coinbase transactions including address, value, size etc further securing the blockchain and eliminating the possibility of disabling the functionality.

So how often (in blocks) would you expect there to be a match (and payout)?

If I knew that I would be a a billionaire its random... 100% you would have to know all future blockhashes and addresses make a know this.

I've seen some paid out - one of the things i need to work on is a clear flag etc to show that one has been paid

If I remember, block 4000 was such an example of it. You will see that the coinbase has 2 addresses with the block payment split.

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it's fixed

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So, is this fixed? I abandoned it when it was launched before because of mislaunch....?

Or just a reannouncement only?

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cool. something new. r9 target aquired

zhongyi

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CG cannot run ah, the official in advance?

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Quote from: thekidcoin on March 10, 2014, 10:27:50 AM

Quote from: refer_2_me on March 10, 2014, 10:11:14 AM

Can you explain the "Proof-of-Block" a little more? I don't get it? You can get coins when you make transactions? Or am I misunderstanding? Couldn't you just endlessly send coins to your self?

You could endlessly send coins to yourself sure, but fees would eat up your funds, its based on addresses in the previous block converted to a hex format, a snippet of that address then used to search the previous block hash for matches, if there is a match the address receives part of the mining subsidy. Its not very easy to have a match. Because of this, there is additional checking the verifies the coinbase transactions including address, value, size etc further securing the blockchain and eliminating the possibility of disabling the functionality.

So how often (in blocks) would you expect there to be a match (and payout)?

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Quote from: zhongyi on March 10, 2014, 10:26:39 AM

CG cannot run? Huh

?

Huh?

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Quote from: refer_2_me on March 10, 2014, 10:11:14 AM

Can you explain the "Proof-of-Block" a little more? I don't get it? You can get coins when you make transactions? Or am I misunderstanding? Couldn't you just endlessly send coins to your self?

You could endlessly send coins to yourself sure, but fees would eat up your funds, its based on addresses in the previous block converted to a hex format, a snippet of that address then used to search the previous block hash for matches, if there is a match the address receives part of the mining subsidy. Its not very easy to have a match. Because of this, there is additional checking the verifies the coinbase transactions including address, value, size etc further securing the blockchain and eliminating the possibility of disabling the functionality.

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