Guys,
should try the
https://madmining.club/ pool. It is really stable.
Topic: [ANN] HUSH Secure Private Messaging and Transactions [Equihash] - page 88. (Read 129883 times)
August 19, 2017, 03:17:02 PM
August 19, 2017, 03:35:33 AM
Someone help me out here, what exactly can someone do with 51% of the hashrate?
Have a look at https://99bitcoins.com/51-attack-simplified-bitcoin-tutorial/
Hash rate of HUSH mining pools: https://miningpoollists.com/hush/
August 18, 2017, 11:50:42 PM
Someone help me out here, what exactly can someone do with 51% of the hashrate?
August 18, 2017, 11:16:36 PM
Hush Block Explorer live on TOR network!
http://hushnodexptkgea3.onion
(you can also use that as a node `addnode=hushnodexptkgea3.onion`)
August 18, 2017, 02:16:02 PM
Why all mine on nova? They are far over 51%! I don't get it... also you need to reg. and have more fees so why?
https://miningpoollists.com/hush/
Give http://pool.miningspeed.com/ some hash, they pay and find blocks, but could be some more miners.
https://miningpoollists.com/hush/
Give http://pool.miningspeed.com/ some hash, they pay and find blocks, but could be some more miners.
Hi all! I noticed some ongoing and sad discussions after that post which should finally stop please.
It seems some people got confused, specially in terms of 51% or which pool is better
, that was never my intention! You have to know i am just a casual miner with 2 cards, 24/7 but not 365.
So i started at miningspeed...That time Nova was the biggest (still and deserved!) and growing, all other pools were loosing. So it was just a tiny cry for some hash, nothing else.
Personaly i was never scared about a 51% attack... why not? Check ocminers post again:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.20098111
Let me quote:
Quote
PPPS: That myth of the 51% problem is really ridiculous .. You could already attack a chain with 25-30% of the hashing power just fine, with everything above 50% the attack is just a guaranteed success. But why would I want to fork off a coin when I have a pool for ? I'd ruin all my rep, ruin the rep of the coin... etc.. Isn't it a bit counter-productive ?
He is a great pool provider, one of the best!! I mined many different alts on suprnova pools, never had problems.
Just want to clarify that!
Sorry for this late reply, was busy some weeks... so let's use our mental energy for good things again. Thank you all!
https://soundcloud.com/tinush/edwin-starr-war-tinush-remix
August 18, 2017, 01:51:39 PM
Hi guys,
I started to mine with http://miningpools.cloud/ with Claymore Zcash miner.
I modified the batch file :
setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 1
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
ZecMiner64.exe -allpools 1 -zpool stratum+tcp://hushpool.cloud:5555 -zwal myhushaddressinmyhushwallet -zpsw arandompassword
I mined during 5 hours, and I didn't received any coins in my hush wallet
Please if someone can explain me how it's work.
PS : The pool with my hushaddress says I mined at 200Sol/s
I started to mine with http://miningpools.cloud/ with Claymore Zcash miner.
I modified the batch file :
setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 1
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
ZecMiner64.exe -allpools 1 -zpool stratum+tcp://hushpool.cloud:5555 -zwal myhushaddressinmyhushwallet -zpsw arandompassword
I mined during 5 hours, and I didn't received any coins in my hush wallet
Please if someone can explain me how it's work.
PS : The pool with my hushaddress says I mined at 200Sol/s
For starters, assuming the pool found a block during that window (likely), you need to wait until the blocks the pool mined are confirmed (100 blocks)...
http://miningpools.cloud/?pool=hush#/stats
August 18, 2017, 12:56:38 PM
Your assumption is absolutely wrong. There are reasons people defend suprnova pools so vehemently... regardless of hashrate these are among the best pools. OCMiner has time and time again proven to be a trustworthy community member. He has taken the time to make a stable mining environment and gone above and beyond to continue being a part of all of this. Hell he threw up a BitcoinCash pool shortly after the split AND MINED A BLOCK with the best coinbase sig EVER!
Point me to a pool where the sysadmin is this active, responsive and upfront with their operation? Point me to a pool that is as easy to use as ALL these are? Point me to a pool sysadmin that anyone else has expressed they were OK with having more than 51% of the hashrate... GL you won't really find it. Altcoin pools break 51% hash all the time and it is not an issue if you have trust in the sysadmin.
Seriously take the time to read this whole thread... because for every FUD 51% post here... there are triple or more posts defending OCMiner and suprnova. It's not blind faith, it's historical fact.
I used suprnova for mining many times for many different coins and it is by far the most unpleasant/annoying pool to mine with. The hash rate is also mediocre at best with eth, lbry and dcr.
In fact, I dont know anyone around me that still mine there. We all tried it many times and always found a replacement pool ASAP.
August 18, 2017, 12:31:32 PM
Considering that Hush is still only available on Cryptopia. I'm just really wondering if the developer actually did make the request for their coin to be available on more exchanges.
You would think more exposure is better.
It's going to sound like a weird question but, is there any advantage for a developer to have his coin only listed in an easily manipulable small exchange?
We are working on being listed on more (quality) exchanges, we will make an announcement once we have more information. For the time being we are focusing on making our technology great so it stands out in the crowd.You would think more exposure is better.
It's going to sound like a weird question but, is there any advantage for a developer to have his coin only listed in an easily manipulable small exchange?
I personally agree thats the best course of action, if HUSH is a solid project it will make it easier to get listed on quality exchange because it won't look like just a generic PnD coin.
August 18, 2017, 12:19:44 PM
Hi guys,
I started to mine with http://miningpools.cloud/ with Claymore Zcash miner.
I modified the batch file :
setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 1
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
ZecMiner64.exe -allpools 1 -zpool stratum+tcp://hushpool.cloud:5555 -zwal myhushaddressinmyhushwallet -zpsw arandompassword
I mined during 5 hours, and I didn't received any coins in my hush wallet
Please if someone can explain me how it's work.
PS : The pool with my hushaddress says I mined at 200Sol/s
I started to mine with http://miningpools.cloud/ with Claymore Zcash miner.
I modified the batch file :
setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 1
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
ZecMiner64.exe -allpools 1 -zpool stratum+tcp://hushpool.cloud:5555 -zwal myhushaddressinmyhushwallet -zpsw arandompassword
I mined during 5 hours, and I didn't received any coins in my hush wallet
Please if someone can explain me how it's work.
PS : The pool with my hushaddress says I mined at 200Sol/s
August 18, 2017, 08:41:55 AM
Considering that Hush is still only available on Cryptopia. I'm just really wondering if the developer actually did make the request for their coin to be available on more exchanges.
You would think more exposure is better.
It's going to sound like a weird question but, is there any advantage for a developer to have his coin only listed in an easily manipulable small exchange?
We are working on being listed on more (quality) exchanges, we will make an announcement once we have more information. For the time being we are focusing on making our technology great so it stands out in the crowd. You would think more exposure is better.
It's going to sound like a weird question but, is there any advantage for a developer to have his coin only listed in an easily manipulable small exchange?
August 18, 2017, 07:12:10 AM
Oh, you seem to know me? How about the next x100 coin prediction since you supposedly have a crystal ball?
I was merely stating that if a different pool gets over 50% hashpower, that you most likely would join that pool instead, am I wrong in my assumption? If so, then please forgive me in misjudging your character and all the power to you for supporting your nr.1 pool regardless of their hashpower!
Your assumption is absolutely wrong. There are reasons people defend suprnova pools so vehemently... regardless of hashrate these are among the best pools. OCMiner has time and time again proven to be a trustworthy community member. He has taken the time to make a stable mining environment and gone above and beyond to continue being a part of all of this. Hell he threw up a BitcoinCash pool shortly after the split AND MINED A BLOCK with the best coinbase sig EVER!
Point me to a pool where the sysadmin is this active, responsive and upfront with their operation? Point me to a pool that is as easy to use as ALL these are? Point me to a pool sysadmin that anyone else has expressed they were OK with having more than 51% of the hashrate... GL you won't really find it. Altcoin pools break 51% hash all the time and it is not an issue if you have trust in the sysadmin.
Seriously take the time to read this whole thread... because for every FUD 51% post here... there are triple or more posts defending OCMiner and suprnova. It's not blind faith, it's historical fact.
The answer was targeted at Nebell and not at you at all, so please don't take my words and use them speaking for someone else than yourself to bad mouth me, it's bad practice.
Personally, I have found several pools in the community that go above and beyond, that charge LESS fees, give MORE support, are just as stable and would NEVER go above 51% hashrate because they are not greedy but know what is good and fair and sound for the project they mine for. I do not trust any sysadmin that willingly takes the risk to go above 51% , the bitcoin and darknet past has shown everyone what it means to put trust in anonymous entities over the long-term and sooner or later someone will get hurt by it.
I took time to read the thread very carefully (which you apparently did not, because you are replying to an apology that wasn't even meant for you just to promote your pool more).
There is absolutely 0% FUD in warning against 51% attacks. It is a reality and a real threat that you are downplaying and ignoring by calling it FUD. Any educated Bitcoin user will be able to confirm my statements and if you have anything that proves that anything I say is wrong and false, then please provide evidence and we can talk some more. Otherwise, I think I have said what had to be said and in the future, I don't need to make a point about it anymore, so go and play around at SN all you like, it's not gonna change as long as there are people with similar attitudes around, but those are not the ones that the message is targeted at anyways.
Have a good day.
Am I missing the part where I bad mouthed you? I stated your assumption was wrong, though you may not have asked me directly... IDC. I don't need to re-quote every one of your posts to make a point, nor did I mock you, nor anyone else, as you did calling out nebell's character. I chose to reply STRICTLY because you did that, which is the bad practice.
I did ask you to point me to the pools you are speaking of, but you didn't take that opportunity to list any...
I don't need to post any proof or facts to you either, you won't read them if you haven't already... there are plenty of articles and facts out there about 51% and why many see it as having no incentive to do so and easily negated if it were to ever cause a disruption.
I'll try to have a good day, you do the same.
August 18, 2017, 07:06:20 AM
I mined for a week on miningspeed a month ago and got about 25% less coins than WhatToMine predicted. I then Switched my rigs to Suprnova and got the right amount there.
I'm all for spreading the hashrate but I'm not for less reward.
I'm all for spreading the hashrate but I'm not for less reward.
And by doing so, you contribute to the problem even more, making it more difficult for the smaller pools to get an equal share and centralizing power even more until it won't be possible to reliably mine anywhere else due to the large luck-swings...
The reason why you get less is because of the variance. On a smaller pool you need to mine for longer to average out the same amount of blocks as you do on bigger pools.
Would you pay somebody for the lower reward on a pool? I don't think so, so why should somebody say "oh there are already 50% lucky miners on a profitable pool, i will go on a bad pool where i get much lower reward just to avoid theoretical 51% issues"?
I mine where i get the most out of my hashing power as nobody would give a shit if i mine for less just to avoid some theoretical issue. Why not telling the miners on suprnova they should leave to make spots free for others?
Believe it or not, there are actually people in this scene that do things out of righteousness and not because of sheer greed...
Also, as mentioned before, you only do get less because the variance. I am pretty sure if you would mine on the same pool for 1 month, your payouts would be very similar, if not identical, but there is no need to try to convince you, since you have already made up your mind.
I started mining on Suprnova almost 2 months ago and so far mined hundreds of Hush.
The website is nice and functional and it just works. The competition is simply not good enough to make me switch.
The website is nice and functional and it just works. The competition is simply not good enough to make me switch.
All the pool websites that I see on the Hush list are functional and just work, and at times are even more competitively priced than suprnova. As soon as the hashrate goes somewhere else, guess where you will go? Exactly
Oh, you seem to know me? How about the next x100 coin prediction since you supposedly have a crystal ball?
I was merely stating that if a different pool gets over 50% hashpower, that you most likely would join that pool instead, am I wrong in my assumption? If so, then please forgive me in misjudging your character and all the power to you for supporting your nr.1 pool regardless of their hashpower!
You're forgiven. And thanks.
August 18, 2017, 02:41:51 AM
Considering that Hush is still only available on Cryptopia. I'm just really wondering if the developer actually did make the request for their coin to be available on more exchanges.
You would think more exposure is better.
It's going to sound like a weird question but, is there any advantage for a developer to have his coin only listed in an easily manipulable small exchange?
You would think more exposure is better.
It's going to sound like a weird question but, is there any advantage for a developer to have his coin only listed in an easily manipulable small exchange?
August 18, 2017, 12:59:53 AM
Oh, you seem to know me? How about the next x100 coin prediction since you supposedly have a crystal ball?
I was merely stating that if a different pool gets over 50% hashpower, that you most likely would join that pool instead, am I wrong in my assumption? If so, then please forgive me in misjudging your character and all the power to you for supporting your nr.1 pool regardless of their hashpower!
Your assumption is absolutely wrong. There are reasons people defend suprnova pools so vehemently... regardless of hashrate these are among the best pools. OCMiner has time and time again proven to be a trustworthy community member. He has taken the time to make a stable mining environment and gone above and beyond to continue being a part of all of this. Hell he threw up a BitcoinCash pool shortly after the split AND MINED A BLOCK with the best coinbase sig EVER!
Point me to a pool where the sysadmin is this active, responsive and upfront with their operation? Point me to a pool that is as easy to use as ALL these are? Point me to a pool sysadmin that anyone else has expressed they were OK with having more than 51% of the hashrate... GL you won't really find it. Altcoin pools break 51% hash all the time and it is not an issue if you have trust in the sysadmin.
Seriously take the time to read this whole thread... because for every FUD 51% post here... there are triple or more posts defending OCMiner and suprnova. It's not blind faith, it's historical fact.
The answer was targeted at Nebell and not at you at all, so please don't take my words and use them speaking for someone else than yourself to bad mouth me, it's bad practice.
Personally, I have found several pools in the community that go above and beyond, that charge LESS fees, give MORE support, are just as stable and would NEVER go above 51% hashrate because they are not greedy but know what is good and fair and sound for the project they mine for. I do not trust any sysadmin that willingly takes the risk to go above 51% , the bitcoin and darknet past has shown everyone what it means to put trust in anonymous entities over the long-term and sooner or later someone will get hurt by it.
I took time to read the thread very carefully (which you apparently did not, because you are replying to an apology that wasn't even meant for you just to promote your pool more).
There is absolutely 0% FUD in warning against 51% attacks. It is a reality and a real threat that you are downplaying and ignoring by calling it FUD. Any educated Bitcoin user will be able to confirm my statements and if you have anything that proves that anything I say is wrong and false, then please provide evidence and we can talk some more. Otherwise, I think I have said what had to be said and in the future, I don't need to make a point about it anymore, so go and play around at SN all you like, it's not gonna change as long as there are people with similar attitudes around, but those are not the ones that the message is targeted at anyways.
Have a good day.
August 17, 2017, 05:50:09 PM
I mined for a week on miningspeed a month ago and got about 25% less coins than WhatToMine predicted. I then Switched my rigs to Suprnova and got the right amount there.
I'm all for spreading the hashrate but I'm not for less reward.
I'm all for spreading the hashrate but I'm not for less reward.
And by doing so, you contribute to the problem even more, making it more difficult for the smaller pools to get an equal share and centralizing power even more until it won't be possible to reliably mine anywhere else due to the large luck-swings...
The reason why you get less is because of the variance. On a smaller pool you need to mine for longer to average out the same amount of blocks as you do on bigger pools.
Would you pay somebody for the lower reward on a pool? I don't think so, so why should somebody say "oh there are already 50% lucky miners on a profitable pool, i will go on a bad pool where i get much lower reward just to avoid theoretical 51% issues"?
I mine where i get the most out of my hashing power as nobody would give a shit if i mine for less just to avoid some theoretical issue. Why not telling the miners on suprnova they should leave to make spots free for others?
Believe it or not, there are actually people in this scene that do things out of righteousness and not because of sheer greed...
Also, as mentioned before, you only do get less because the variance. I am pretty sure if you would mine on the same pool for 1 month, your payouts would be very similar, if not identical, but there is no need to try to convince you, since you have already made up your mind.
I started mining on Suprnova almost 2 months ago and so far mined hundreds of Hush.
The website is nice and functional and it just works. The competition is simply not good enough to make me switch.
The website is nice and functional and it just works. The competition is simply not good enough to make me switch.
All the pool websites that I see on the Hush list are functional and just work, and at times are even more competitively priced than suprnova. As soon as the hashrate goes somewhere else, guess where you will go? Exactly
Oh, you seem to know me? How about the next x100 coin prediction since you supposedly have a crystal ball?
I was merely stating that if a different pool gets over 50% hashpower, that you most likely would join that pool instead, am I wrong in my assumption? If so, then please forgive me in misjudging your character and all the power to you for supporting your nr.1 pool regardless of their hashpower!
Your assumption is absolutely wrong. There are reasons people defend suprnova pools so vehemently... regardless of hashrate these are among the best pools. OCMiner has time and time again proven to be a trustworthy community member. He has taken the time to make a stable mining environment and gone above and beyond to continue being a part of all of this. Hell he threw up a BitcoinCash pool shortly after the split AND MINED A BLOCK with the best coinbase sig EVER!
Point me to a pool where the sysadmin is this active, responsive and upfront with their operation? Point me to a pool that is as easy to use as ALL these are? Point me to a pool sysadmin that anyone else has expressed they were OK with having more than 51% of the hashrate... GL you won't really find it. Altcoin pools break 51% hash all the time and it is not an issue if you have trust in the sysadmin.
Seriously take the time to read this whole thread... because for every FUD 51% post here... there are triple or more posts defending OCMiner and suprnova. It's not blind faith, it's historical fact.
100% i make his words mine ( he for sure writtes way better then i do xD )
August 17, 2017, 03:19:57 PM
I mined for a week on miningspeed a month ago and got about 25% less coins than WhatToMine predicted. I then Switched my rigs to Suprnova and got the right amount there.
I'm all for spreading the hashrate but I'm not for less reward.
I'm all for spreading the hashrate but I'm not for less reward.
And by doing so, you contribute to the problem even more, making it more difficult for the smaller pools to get an equal share and centralizing power even more until it won't be possible to reliably mine anywhere else due to the large luck-swings...
The reason why you get less is because of the variance. On a smaller pool you need to mine for longer to average out the same amount of blocks as you do on bigger pools.
Would you pay somebody for the lower reward on a pool? I don't think so, so why should somebody say "oh there are already 50% lucky miners on a profitable pool, i will go on a bad pool where i get much lower reward just to avoid theoretical 51% issues"?
I mine where i get the most out of my hashing power as nobody would give a shit if i mine for less just to avoid some theoretical issue. Why not telling the miners on suprnova they should leave to make spots free for others?
Believe it or not, there are actually people in this scene that do things out of righteousness and not because of sheer greed...
Also, as mentioned before, you only do get less because the variance. I am pretty sure if you would mine on the same pool for 1 month, your payouts would be very similar, if not identical, but there is no need to try to convince you, since you have already made up your mind.
I started mining on Suprnova almost 2 months ago and so far mined hundreds of Hush.
The website is nice and functional and it just works. The competition is simply not good enough to make me switch.
The website is nice and functional and it just works. The competition is simply not good enough to make me switch.
All the pool websites that I see on the Hush list are functional and just work, and at times are even more competitively priced than suprnova. As soon as the hashrate goes somewhere else, guess where you will go? Exactly
Oh, you seem to know me? How about the next x100 coin prediction since you supposedly have a crystal ball?
I was merely stating that if a different pool gets over 50% hashpower, that you most likely would join that pool instead, am I wrong in my assumption? If so, then please forgive me in misjudging your character and all the power to you for supporting your nr.1 pool regardless of their hashpower!
Your assumption is absolutely wrong. There are reasons people defend suprnova pools so vehemently... regardless of hashrate these are among the best pools. OCMiner has time and time again proven to be a trustworthy community member. He has taken the time to make a stable mining environment and gone above and beyond to continue being a part of all of this. Hell he threw up a BitcoinCash pool shortly after the split AND MINED A BLOCK with the best coinbase sig EVER!
Point me to a pool where the sysadmin is this active, responsive and upfront with their operation? Point me to a pool that is as easy to use as ALL these are? Point me to a pool sysadmin that anyone else has expressed they were OK with having more than 51% of the hashrate... GL you won't really find it. Altcoin pools break 51% hash all the time and it is not an issue if you have trust in the sysadmin.
Seriously take the time to read this whole thread... because for every FUD 51% post here... there are triple or more posts defending OCMiner and suprnova. It's not blind faith, it's historical fact.
August 17, 2017, 02:06:11 PM
Mining with a laptop is a bad idea. It will overheat and kill it. If you want to mine you should have a PC.
August 17, 2017, 01:35:20 PM
Hi guys,
I just start today to min hush with a macbook pro and official wallet (in terminal). I just launched the command line, and I think everything is ok (it says it's mining)
Just two questions if you can help me :
- What's my hush address ? (I just create a user and password)
- Can I mine on a pool ? (I need an hush address) what the line to put in the hush.conf ?
Thank you
I just start today to min hush with a macbook pro and official wallet (in terminal). I just launched the command line, and I think everything is ok (it says it's mining)
Just two questions if you can help me :
- What's my hush address ? (I just create a user and password)
- Can I mine on a pool ? (I need an hush address) what the line to put in the hush.conf ?
Thank you
August 17, 2017, 12:03:36 PM
Dont worry about price of HUSH
Well it is very low for now, but it will rise again.
Im confident about that... Its even gona go higher than last record.
So we should hold, buy low and mine all together
Well it is very low for now, but it will rise again.
Im confident about that... Its even gona go higher than last record.
So we should hold, buy low and mine all together
IMO, It's actually considered very low, because BTC is going very strong. If we calculate the price in USD (convert to BTC then to USDT), HUSH didn't drop that much if at all.
Well, yeah, one can compare two charts for the last month:
https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/hush/overview/BTC
https://www.cryptocompare.com/coins/btc/overview
While BTC has pretty much doubled since 1 august, HUSH's dipping is a bit more limited, but just reflects the BTC frenzy. So the last month we are at the same value basically.
But still low enough to buy and hodl.
And yeah, HUSH isant a coin for "investors" seeking to make a few quick fortunes. But as the only stable "community Zcash" project left around, it has a bright future, I think.
August 17, 2017, 04:20:12 AM
Dont worry about price of HUSH
Well it is very low for now, but it will rise again.
Im confident about that... Its even gona go higher than last record.
So we should hold, buy low and mine all together
Well it is very low for now, but it will rise again.
Im confident about that... Its even gona go higher than last record.
So we should hold, buy low and mine all together
IMO, It's actually considered very low, because BTC is going very strong. If we calculate the price in USD (convert to BTC then to USDT), HUSH didn't drop that much if at all.
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