Topic: [ANN] [KRB] Karbo (Ҝ) Кapбoвaнeць - Anon / stable transaction costs - page 70. (Read 493223 times)
December 30, 2016, 02:50:01 AM
It's very cool. Thank you for your service, MainCoins.
Cryptonotepool.com added it too, and has more pools for Bip than any of the others. I've been keeping a list and I told him a few he didn't have.
http://krb.cryptonotepool.com/#network
http://xci.cryptonotepool.com/#netork
http://bip.cryptonotepool.com/#network
December 30, 2016, 02:07:47 AM
That site gave of a virus warning and was blocked by Avast. Was it supposed to? No other pool sites have that I've seen. What it is that site?
I only got a quick view of the warning but said that the infection was javascript based.
December 29, 2016, 11:52:34 PM
That site gave of a virus warning and was blocked by Avast. Was it supposed to? No other pool sites have that I've seen. What it is that site?
I only got a quick view of the warning but said that the infection was javascript based.
December 29, 2016, 06:59:16 PM
MainCoins made nice pools stats page at his pool which we included into our block explorer. It shows active pools publicly known with some stats like active miners, hashrate and, most interesting, - pool fees.
Looks like the idea has been around, http://moneropools.com/ 
BTW, we made a little update to our block explorer.
December 27, 2016, 09:17:18 PM
Hello,
I would like to introduce a.....
Thank you!
I would like to introduce a.....
Thank you!
Hey, good work on your other addition, the code that does this:
http://bip.cryptonotepool.com/#network
Also, I finally listed all the working pools, including yours, on the BipCoin website and first page of new announce thread.
I have a feature request for the pool software. Can you please add commas? So for instance, this:
Difficulty: 6431316
would instead read as
Difficulty: 6,431,316
This would make it MUCH easier to read all pool stats quickly and without squinting and double checking. I recently thought a pool wasn't paying out enough because at a quick glance I thought the difficulty was 600k, when it was actually 6 million.
Commas would make it better to see all stats at a quick glance on all the stats that are shown on the page.
Might be good on Blockchain Height as well as for Difficulty. But Difficulty for sure would be good.
Another great feature would be periodic auto-refresh on this:
http://bip.cryptonotepool.com/#network
Also, on this thread I posted that your addition made it so Market stats were wrong on BipCoin pools, I was mistaken. The problem was Cryptonator started combining the price of BipCoin with the price of some other coin ("Bitpark Coin") that stupidly chose the same ticker symbol of BIP. lol. I spent the last 3 days contacting that coin (who say they're going to change it), and Cryptonator, and LiveCoin (the one exchange where the coin is listed) and coinmarketcap and other places to fix it. So far at least Cryptonator has fixed it, so it's working now. No problem on your site. Was just the timing, your updates happened about the same time this coin went live. More info on that situation here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.17307807
MWD
December 26, 2016, 04:42:19 PM
Better Russian-language version of BipCoin FAQ. Translation by native speaker:
https://bipcoin.org/?p=2171
https://bipcoin.org/?p=2171
December 26, 2016, 09:43:47 AM
why not to make trade : 1 KRB = 1000 UAH [Ukrainian Hryvnia]..!!!
there's no fiat exchange yet... there is site http://krb.net.ua where you can buy KRB for UAH. We can set up such price, who is willing to buy? 
But this site is not listed on Coinmarketcap so this trade won't put us atop You can promote to ukrainian peoples!! tell them to use KRB as alt payment!!
if you do that..1 KRB will be more 2000 UAH!!
December 26, 2016, 09:35:43 AM
why not to make trade : 1 KRB = 1000 UAH [Ukrainian Hryvnia]..!!!
there's no fiat exchange yet... there is site http://krb.net.ua where you can buy KRB for UAH. We can set up such price, who is willing to buy? But this site is not listed on Coinmarketcap so this trade won't put us atop December 26, 2016, 09:24:51 AM
why not to make trade : 1 KRB = 1000 UAH [Ukrainian Hryvnia]..!!!
December 26, 2016, 05:25:33 AM
Hope in 2017 ++>> 1 KRB = 1000K satoshi!!!
I hope someday no more price in satoshi but in usd 
I mean stop being tied to btc and being influenced by its price, start living by our own. Now all altcoins are in shadow of mor... err bitcoin )Woooaa seriously i like your vision. I hope you can implement it, next altcoin generation like monero
December 26, 2016, 03:54:18 AM
Hope in 2017 ++>> 1 KRB = 1000K satoshi!!!
I hope someday no more price in satoshi but in usd I mean stop being tied to btc and being influenced by its price, start living by our own. Now all altcoins are in shadow of mor... err bitcoin ) December 26, 2016, 03:51:29 AM
Cool.
You know what else would be very useful?: A site that states which cryptonote is most valuable to mine each day or each hour. current day. (BipCoin would win hands down this week, but it does change). I'm sure pool police could give a user enough info to calculate that, but would be nice to have a listing there or on a separate site to list this for all CryptoNote sites. There are sites that do that for other coins, but often don't include CryptoNote. And I think a lot of CryptoNote miners only mine CryptoNote.
I'm going to make a private app that will make sure PoolPolice stays accurate. I'll keep my info to myself unless I see anything getting inaccurate. Will also probably make it a public site if there end up with more than one site like that for CryptoNote pools.
I'll call my app called PoolPolicePolice. lol.
December 26, 2016, 03:51:17 AM
Hope in 2017 ++>> 1 KRB = 1000K satoshi!!!
December 26, 2016, 03:38:16 AM
What about http://coingain.com ? It has a lot of cryptos and almost every fiat in the world. If you wanna know how many Bitcoin, Monero, US dollars, Ukrainian Hryvnia, Moroccan Dirham, Belize Dollar or Qatari Rial a given amount of Karbowanec, XCI or BipCoin is worth, it's the place to go. Haven't looked into their API, but the site is a lot of fun. Have you seen it?
http://coingain.com/price/XCI
http://coingain.com/price/krb
http://coingain.com/price/bip
Yes I saw it. Nice, we can use their api indeed. Though we made our own calculator and price ticker based on Coinmarketcap and biggest Ukrainian bank APIs. I just did not update pool, the pool is still using cryptonator api. http://coingain.com/price/XCI
http://coingain.com/price/krb
http://coingain.com/price/bip
Cool.
You know what else would be very useful?: A site that states which cryptonote is most valuable to mine each day or each hour. current day. (BipCoin would win hands down this week, but it does change). I'm sure pool police could give a user enough info to calculate that, but would be nice to have a listing there or on a separate site to list this for all CryptoNote sites. There are sites that do that for other coins, but often don't include CryptoNote. And I think a lot of CryptoNote miners only mine CryptoNote.
I'm going to make a private app that will make sure PoolPolice stays accurate. I'll keep my info to myself unless I see anything getting inaccurate. Will also probably make it a public site if there end up with more than one site like that for CryptoNote pools.
I'll call my app called PoolPolicePolice. lol.
December 26, 2016, 03:29:37 AM
What about http://coingain.com ? It has a lot of cryptos and almost every fiat in the world. If you wanna know how many Bitcoin, Monero, US dollars, Ukrainian Hryvnia, Moroccan Dirham, Belize Dollar or Qatari Rial a given amount of Karbowanec, XCI or BipCoin is worth, it's the place to go. Haven't looked into their API, but the site is a lot of fun. Have you seen it?
http://coingain.com/price/XCI
http://coingain.com/price/krb
http://coingain.com/price/bip
Yes I saw it. Nice, we can use their api indeed. Though we made our own calculator and price ticker based on Coinmarketcap and biggest Ukrainian bank APIs. I just did not update pool, the pool is still using cryptonator api. http://coingain.com/price/XCI
http://coingain.com/price/krb
http://coingain.com/price/bip
December 26, 2016, 03:23:06 AM
Hello,
I would like to introduce a simple onepage app at: http://poolpolice.org
The page offers some statistic about cryptonote pools. The idea came form aiwe. Thank you aiwe!
It was made with hope to make pools statistic easier to access / to understand. The main goal it to try to keep history over a long period, so one can find answer to questions like: how hight was difficult at particular day 2 months ago.
http://poolpolice.org is in a very initial phase of development, so sorry for simplicity in design etc.
I kindly ask you to take the data the site offers as data. So I don't claim something, I make no conclusions, I simply offer some free available numbers over a time. Nothing more than numbers.
I hope the site can help you to have a pools overview.
Thank you!
I would like to introduce a simple onepage app at: http://poolpolice.org
The page offers some statistic about cryptonote pools. The idea came form aiwe. Thank you aiwe!
It was made with hope to make pools statistic easier to access / to understand. The main goal it to try to keep history over a long period, so one can find answer to questions like: how hight was difficult at particular day 2 months ago.
http://poolpolice.org is in a very initial phase of development, so sorry for simplicity in design etc.
I kindly ask you to take the data the site offers as data. So I don't claim something, I make no conclusions, I simply offer some free available numbers over a time. Nothing more than numbers.
I hope the site can help you to have a pools overview.
Thank you!
Cool.
Are you the GitHub user minecoins who made updates on the forknote/forknote-pool software to add your pools and update the API?
The API you changed it to, https://www.cryptonator.com, seems to have broken the "Market" section on some pools.
Cryptonator.com has BipCoin, but not XCI or KRB. It also doesn't seem to have Cryptopia, the one exchange all three coins are on. I didn't check for the other CryptoNote coins, but you should if that's you.
Probably fine to leave in your pools you put in the GitHub update (though would make more sense to add all pools.),
But probably best if you revert it back to feeding API from whatever it was before. It was Coinmarketcap, right? That's what democats is still using. And Coinmarketcap has BIP, XCI and KRB as well as having Cryptopia.
I checked this all yesterday, not today.
What about http://coingain.com ? It has a lot of cryptos and almost every fiat in the world. If you wanna know how many Bitcoin, Monero, US dollars, Ukrainian Hryvnia, Moroccan Dirham, Belize Dollar or Qatari Rial a given amount of Karbowanec, XCI or BipCoin is worth, it's the place to go. Haven't looked into their API, but the site is a lot of fun. Have you seen it?
http://coingain.com/price/krb
http://coingain.com/price/bip
http://coingain.com/price/XCI
December 26, 2016, 02:26:46 AM
Hello,
I would like to introduce a simple onepage app at: http://poolpolice.org
The page offers some statistic about cryptonote pools. The idea came form aiwe. Thank you aiwe!
It was made with hope to make pools statistic easier to access / to understand. The main goal it to try to keep history over a long period, so one can find answer to questions like: how hight was difficult at particular day 2 months ago.
http://poolpolice.org is in a very initial phase of development, so sorry for simplicity in design etc.
I kindly ask you to take the data the site offers as data. So I don't claim something, I make no conclusions, I simply offer some free available numbers over a time. Nothing more than numbers.
I hope the site can help you to have a pools overview.
Thank you!
I would like to introduce a simple onepage app at: http://poolpolice.org
The page offers some statistic about cryptonote pools. The idea came form aiwe. Thank you aiwe!
It was made with hope to make pools statistic easier to access / to understand. The main goal it to try to keep history over a long period, so one can find answer to questions like: how hight was difficult at particular day 2 months ago.
http://poolpolice.org is in a very initial phase of development, so sorry for simplicity in design etc.
I kindly ask you to take the data the site offers as data. So I don't claim something, I make no conclusions, I simply offer some free available numbers over a time. Nothing more than numbers.
I hope the site can help you to have a pools overview.
Thank you!
Cool.
Are you the GitHub user minecoins who made updates on the forknote/forknote-pool software to add your pools and update the API?
The API you changed it to, https://www.cryptonator.com, seems to have broken the "Market" section on some pools.
Cryptonator.com has BipCoin, but not XCI or KRB. It also doesn't seem to have Cryptopia, the one exchange all three coins are on. I didn't check for the other CryptoNote coins, but you should if that's you.
Probably fine to leave in your pools you put in the GitHub update (though would make more sense to add all pools.),
But probably best if you revert it back to feeding API from whatever it was before. It was Coinmarketcap, right? That's what democats is still using. And Coinmarketcap has BIP, XCI and KRB as well as having Cryptopia.
I checked this all yesterday, not today.
For Poolpolice name you have to blame me
The purpose of the site is to police pools so IMHO the name is appropriate. After all there is androidpolice.com having nothing in common with govs December 25, 2016, 08:57:58 PM
Hello,
I would like to introduce a simple onepage app at: http://poolpolice.org
The page offers some statistic about cryptonote pools. The idea came form aiwe. Thank you aiwe!
It was made with hope to make pools statistic easier to access / to understand. The main goal it to try to keep history over a long period, so one can find answer to questions like: how hight was difficult at particular day 2 months ago.
http://poolpolice.org is in a very initial phase of development, so sorry for simplicity in design etc.
I kindly ask you to take the data the site offers as data. So I don't claim something, I make no conclusions, I simply offer some free available numbers over a time. Nothing more than numbers.
I hope the site can help you to have a pools overview.
Thank you!
I would like to introduce a simple onepage app at: http://poolpolice.org
The page offers some statistic about cryptonote pools. The idea came form aiwe. Thank you aiwe!
It was made with hope to make pools statistic easier to access / to understand. The main goal it to try to keep history over a long period, so one can find answer to questions like: how hight was difficult at particular day 2 months ago.
http://poolpolice.org is in a very initial phase of development, so sorry for simplicity in design etc.
I kindly ask you to take the data the site offers as data. So I don't claim something, I make no conclusions, I simply offer some free available numbers over a time. Nothing more than numbers.
I hope the site can help you to have a pools overview.
Thank you!
Cool site. But really statist name. Really "square." Maybe use something instead like ComparePool.com? or PoolCompare.info? or MiningReports.biz or WhichPoolsAreBest.org or whatever. (Feel free to use any of those if you want.)
PoolPolice sounds like a site that tracks mining pools for the State.
Unless it's the band "the Police", lol, when you bring "police" to something that's non-government it will likely drive people away. Especially peopile who want to use dark coins. Why not "PoolNark.com" if you're going to use a police name. lol. (Just kidding on that one, but it makes the point.)
December 25, 2016, 08:35:19 PM
Hello,
I would like to introduce a simple onepage app at: http://poolpolice.org
The page offers some statistic about cryptonote pools. The idea came form aiwe. Thank you aiwe!
It was made with hope to make pools statistic easier to access / to understand. The main goal it to try to keep history over a long period, so one can find answer to questions like: how hight was difficult at particular day 2 months ago.
http://poolpolice.org is in a very initial phase of development, so sorry for simplicity in design etc.
I kindly ask you to take the data the site offers as data. So I don't claim something, I make no conclusions, I simply offer some free available numbers over a time. Nothing more than numbers.
I hope the site can help you to have a pools overview.
Thank you!
I would like to introduce a simple onepage app at: http://poolpolice.org
The page offers some statistic about cryptonote pools. The idea came form aiwe. Thank you aiwe!
It was made with hope to make pools statistic easier to access / to understand. The main goal it to try to keep history over a long period, so one can find answer to questions like: how hight was difficult at particular day 2 months ago.
http://poolpolice.org is in a very initial phase of development, so sorry for simplicity in design etc.
I kindly ask you to take the data the site offers as data. So I don't claim something, I make no conclusions, I simply offer some free available numbers over a time. Nothing more than numbers.
I hope the site can help you to have a pools overview.
Thank you!
Cool.
Are you the GitHub user minecoins who made updates on the forknote/forknote-pool software to add your pools and update the API?
The API you changed it to, https://www.cryptonator.com, seems to have broken the "Market" section on some pools.
Cryptonator.com has BipCoin, but not XCI or KRB. It also doesn't seem to have Cryptopia, the one exchange all three coins are on. I didn't check for the other CryptoNote coins, but you should if that's you.
The overall function that you added (updating pool list) is cool. But it might be better if you revert the Market part back to feeding its API from whatever it was before. It was Coinmarketcap, right? That's what democats is still using. And Coinmarketcap has BIP, XCI and KRB as well as having Cryptopia.
I checked this all yesterday, not today.
December 25, 2016, 04:16:05 PM
Thank you, MainCoins, this is good work. Now you folks can watch pools and choose one to mine at based on more detailed info and track record. Special thanks for difficulty chart
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