I checked the code for this coin. It is the same code of LITECOIN.
So for those who want some updates, It will not happen unless ltc is updated or changed.
meanwhile the price is good now to buy some of this coin just in case it reaches high.
Topic: [ANN] - Kronecoin - [KRONE] - just another cryptocoin - page 3. (Read 40151 times)
I can’t forecast what will happen with this market, but I know that in next several years they will come much more organized.
Where is the mining pool??
This coin has no proof of stake. and also no masternode.
Where is the active mining pool?
i guess no more blocks are there to discover in this case??
Where is the active mining pool?
i guess no more blocks are there to discover in this case??
Question...
why on the block explorer website are all of the blocks not showing in proper date-generated order?
http://kroneblocks.org/
They go from June 10 to June 27 then back to June 14th and back and forth. No way to properly track what is going on. Deliberate manipulation?
why on the block explorer website are all of the blocks not showing in proper date-generated order?
http://kroneblocks.org/
They go from June 10 to June 27 then back to June 14th and back and forth. No way to properly track what is going on. Deliberate manipulation?
May be you don't know how Internet works ... we have open Mining Pool in July and some people has found that . You can check it at http://kroneblocks.org/richlist . Don't tell us that we are clown .... we work on Internet since 1995 ... please grow up !
Maybe you don't know how crypto works, anything mined before the public announcement of a coin is considered premine. Since this is the first public announcement of the coin, all 13,000 blocks already mined are considered premine.
This is why I love the Bitcointalk community. Knowledgeable and straightforward.
Keep these coins accountable!
(And keep the communities open on this page, not in deletable places like Discord, Telegram etc. If this were posted there Admins would delete such a message.)
I have recently added the Kronecoin (KRONE) to my calculator and is able to provide you with some interesting statistics and graph about this coin.
https://shittomine.com/calculator/coin/KRONE/
https://shittomine.com/calculator/coin/KRONE/
BUT, then I checked "Block Explorer".
And, to my great surprise, there where dozens of payouts each minute, with full 50 kronecoins per payout!
I then checked if any of those payouts went to any of the active miners on either US or EU pool, and there was NONE!
For all these days and thousands and thousands of shares I produced, I got one big ZERO coins.
So, the big question is: WHERE ARE THAT PHANTOM MINERS, THAT ARE GETTING ALL THE PAYOUTS, COMING FROM?
This all looks like one big fraud.
Even if these are real miners, producing that much payouts, which means that much full blocks per minute, would require highly advanced equipment.
Coin production on an isolated network segment. To exclude these cases, you must generate a new block every 30-60 minutes. But this is usually not profitable
Hello all,
I began mining cryptocurrencies just a few days ago, and I have searched for one that would be easy to start with.
Somehow kronecoin came up to my sight.
I gave it a try for about a week, and it's obvious that there is something wrong with it.
First of all, let's look at the website and software.
Forum link at the top of the page is pointing to an archived thread on reddit.com.
Threre are no installation notes for KronecoinCore for Linux, and God knows we always need some instructions for using anything on Linux, so I never managed to get that thing running.
Installation for Windows contains a trojan - even if it is a false positive, good development team would resolve it in short time, so this is obviously not the case.
The only good thing from my perspective is an example of how to start the miner in Linux, by downloading it from GitHub and compiling it.
Since I coudn't use desktop wallet either on Linux or on Windows, I used Web wallet, which is very elementary.
It doesn't even provide HTTPS for security!
There are two officially supported pools: EU pool and US pool.
In EU pool there is constantly only 2-3 miners, with clearly not specialized hardware, producing about 30-60Khs per miner.
In US pool there is 2-4 miners, with more advanced hardvare, producing 100Khs - 4Mhs per miner.
There were few pools mentioned in this thread, like https://www.mining-dutch.nl/ and http://blockmunch.club/.
I checked both of them, and there were most of the time 0 active miners there, with maybe a miner or two just dropping by, producing really not much.
I was CPU mining, but with relatively good machine using 4 CPUs with AES-NI enabled, producing around 100Khs (as mining tool and pool monitor reported).
Although my mining software reported that I have produced thousands of accepted shares, when I monitored the performance of the EU pool, it came up that my result was always around 200-400 shares.
It was the same for the rest of the guys, their result was also just a little bit rising and then a bit falling, always going up and down.
There is also no indicator to show which block are we all processing at the moment.
BUT, then I checked "Block Explorer".
And, to my great surprise, there where dozens of payouts each minute, with full 50 kronecoins per payout!
I then checked if any of those payouts went to any of the active miners on either US or EU pool, and there was NONE!
For all these days and thousands and thousands of shares I produced, I got one big ZERO coins.
So, the big question is: WHERE ARE THAT PHANTOM MINERS, THAT ARE GETTING ALL THE PAYOUTS, COMING FROM?
This all looks like one big fraud.
Even if these are real miners, producing that much payouts, which means that much full blocks per minute, would require highly advanced equipment.
That alone, would be a great contradiction to kronecoin's original idea: "our goal over the few next years is to help people who want to mine to do so with small hardware resources".
I just switched to another cryptocurrency - it took me some time to get the things going, but as soon as I did that, even though I was mining for just half an hour, some amount was delivered to my account, no matter how low it was!
That is the proof for me that the other cryptocurrency is doing thing honestly, and that kronecoin is all in muddy waters.
To conclude, if you are reading this and just wanted to start with some cryptocurrency to see how things are going... well, you can do just that.
For everything else... it would be better to find another coin to mine.
Yes there is something going on, no activity on the block explorer for hours then a ton of blocks mined by the same wallet. I also mined for 24hrs and mined virtually nothing with an L3. It is a shame as the coin could have done well. Who ever is in control of the coin has either given up or unaware of the issues, either way until someone states otherwise I wouldn't bother.I began mining cryptocurrencies just a few days ago, and I have searched for one that would be easy to start with.
Somehow kronecoin came up to my sight.
I gave it a try for about a week, and it's obvious that there is something wrong with it.
First of all, let's look at the website and software.
Forum link at the top of the page is pointing to an archived thread on reddit.com.
Threre are no installation notes for KronecoinCore for Linux, and God knows we always need some instructions for using anything on Linux, so I never managed to get that thing running.
Installation for Windows contains a trojan - even if it is a false positive, good development team would resolve it in short time, so this is obviously not the case.
The only good thing from my perspective is an example of how to start the miner in Linux, by downloading it from GitHub and compiling it.
Since I coudn't use desktop wallet either on Linux or on Windows, I used Web wallet, which is very elementary.
It doesn't even provide HTTPS for security!
There are two officially supported pools: EU pool and US pool.
In EU pool there is constantly only 2-3 miners, with clearly not specialized hardware, producing about 30-60Khs per miner.
In US pool there is 2-4 miners, with more advanced hardvare, producing 100Khs - 4Mhs per miner.
There were few pools mentioned in this thread, like https://www.mining-dutch.nl/ and http://blockmunch.club/.
I checked both of them, and there were most of the time 0 active miners there, with maybe a miner or two just dropping by, producing really not much.
I was CPU mining, but with relatively good machine using 4 CPUs with AES-NI enabled, producing around 100Khs (as mining tool and pool monitor reported).
Although my mining software reported that I have produced thousands of accepted shares, when I monitored the performance of the EU pool, it came up that my result was always around 200-400 shares.
It was the same for the rest of the guys, their result was also just a little bit rising and then a bit falling, always going up and down.
There is also no indicator to show which block are we all processing at the moment.
BUT, then I checked "Block Explorer".
And, to my great surprise, there where dozens of payouts each minute, with full 50 kronecoins per payout!
I then checked if any of those payouts went to any of the active miners on either US or EU pool, and there was NONE!
For all these days and thousands and thousands of shares I produced, I got one big ZERO coins.
So, the big question is: WHERE ARE THAT PHANTOM MINERS, THAT ARE GETTING ALL THE PAYOUTS, COMING FROM?
This all looks like one big fraud.
Even if these are real miners, producing that much payouts, which means that much full blocks per minute, would require highly advanced equipment.
That alone, would be a great contradiction to kronecoin's original idea: "our goal over the few next years is to help people who want to mine to do so with small hardware resources".
I just switched to another cryptocurrency - it took me some time to get the things going, but as soon as I did that, even though I was mining for just half an hour, some amount was delivered to my account, no matter how low it was!
That is the proof for me that the other cryptocurrency is doing thing honestly, and that kronecoin is all in muddy waters.
To conclude, if you are reading this and just wanted to start with some cryptocurrency to see how things are going... well, you can do just that.
For everything else... it would be better to find another coin to mine.
Hello all,
I began mining cryptocurrencies just a few days ago, and I have searched for one that would be easy to start with.
Somehow kronecoin came up to my sight.
I gave it a try for about a week, and it's obvious that there is something wrong with it.
First of all, let's look at the website and software.
Forum link at the top of the page is pointing to an archived thread on reddit.com.
Threre are no installation notes for KronecoinCore for Linux, and God knows we always need some instructions for using anything on Linux, so I never managed to get that thing running.
Installation for Windows contains a trojan - even if it is a false positive, good development team would resolve it in short time, so this is obviously not the case.
The only good thing from my perspective is an example of how to start the miner in Linux, by downloading it from GitHub and compiling it.
Since I coudn't use desktop wallet either on Linux or on Windows, I used Web wallet, which is very elementary.
It doesn't even provide HTTPS for security!
There are two officially supported pools: EU pool and US pool.
In EU pool there is constantly only 2-3 miners, with clearly not specialized hardware, producing about 30-60Khs per miner.
In US pool there is 2-4 miners, with more advanced hardvare, producing 100Khs - 4Mhs per miner.
There were few pools mentioned in this thread, like https://www.mining-dutch.nl/ and http://blockmunch.club/.
I checked both of them, and there were most of the time 0 active miners there, with maybe a miner or two just dropping by, producing really not much.
I was CPU mining, but with relatively good machine using 4 CPUs with AES-NI enabled, producing around 100Khs (as mining tool and pool monitor reported).
Although my mining software reported that I have produced thousands of accepted shares, when I monitored the performance of the EU pool, it came up that my result was always around 200-400 shares.
It was the same for the rest of the guys, their result was also just a little bit rising and then a bit falling, always going up and down.
There is also no indicator to show which block are we all processing at the moment.
BUT, then I checked "Block Explorer".
And, to my great surprise, there where dozens of payouts each minute, with full 50 kronecoins per payout!
I then checked if any of those payouts went to any of the active miners on either US or EU pool, and there was NONE!
For all these days and thousands and thousands of shares I produced, I got one big ZERO coins.
So, the big question is: WHERE ARE THAT PHANTOM MINERS, THAT ARE GETTING ALL THE PAYOUTS, COMING FROM?
This all looks like one big fraud.
Even if these are real miners, producing that much payouts, which means that much full blocks per minute, would require highly advanced equipment.
That alone, would be a great contradiction to kronecoin's original idea: "our goal over the few next years is to help people who want to mine to do so with small hardware resources".
I just switched to another cryptocurrency - it took me some time to get the things going, but as soon as I did that, even though I was mining for just half an hour, some amount was delivered to my account, no matter how low it was!
That is the proof for me that the other cryptocurrency is doing thing honestly, and that kronecoin is all in muddy waters.
To conclude, if you are reading this and just wanted to start with some cryptocurrency to see how things are going... well, you can do just that.
For everything else... it would be better to find another coin to mine.
Yes there is something going on, no activity on the block explorer for hours then a ton of blocks mined by the same wallet. I also mined for 24hrs and mined virtually nothing with an L3. It is a shame as the coin could have done well. Whoever is in control of the coin is either unaware or up to no good, either way until someone states otherwise I would stay clear of this one. I began mining cryptocurrencies just a few days ago, and I have searched for one that would be easy to start with.
Somehow kronecoin came up to my sight.
I gave it a try for about a week, and it's obvious that there is something wrong with it.
First of all, let's look at the website and software.
Forum link at the top of the page is pointing to an archived thread on reddit.com.
Threre are no installation notes for KronecoinCore for Linux, and God knows we always need some instructions for using anything on Linux, so I never managed to get that thing running.
Installation for Windows contains a trojan - even if it is a false positive, good development team would resolve it in short time, so this is obviously not the case.
The only good thing from my perspective is an example of how to start the miner in Linux, by downloading it from GitHub and compiling it.
Since I coudn't use desktop wallet either on Linux or on Windows, I used Web wallet, which is very elementary.
It doesn't even provide HTTPS for security!
There are two officially supported pools: EU pool and US pool.
In EU pool there is constantly only 2-3 miners, with clearly not specialized hardware, producing about 30-60Khs per miner.
In US pool there is 2-4 miners, with more advanced hardvare, producing 100Khs - 4Mhs per miner.
There were few pools mentioned in this thread, like https://www.mining-dutch.nl/ and http://blockmunch.club/.
I checked both of them, and there were most of the time 0 active miners there, with maybe a miner or two just dropping by, producing really not much.
I was CPU mining, but with relatively good machine using 4 CPUs with AES-NI enabled, producing around 100Khs (as mining tool and pool monitor reported).
Although my mining software reported that I have produced thousands of accepted shares, when I monitored the performance of the EU pool, it came up that my result was always around 200-400 shares.
It was the same for the rest of the guys, their result was also just a little bit rising and then a bit falling, always going up and down.
There is also no indicator to show which block are we all processing at the moment.
BUT, then I checked "Block Explorer".
And, to my great surprise, there where dozens of payouts each minute, with full 50 kronecoins per payout!
I then checked if any of those payouts went to any of the active miners on either US or EU pool, and there was NONE!
For all these days and thousands and thousands of shares I produced, I got one big ZERO coins.
So, the big question is: WHERE ARE THAT PHANTOM MINERS, THAT ARE GETTING ALL THE PAYOUTS, COMING FROM?
This all looks like one big fraud.
Even if these are real miners, producing that much payouts, which means that much full blocks per minute, would require highly advanced equipment.
That alone, would be a great contradiction to kronecoin's original idea: "our goal over the few next years is to help people who want to mine to do so with small hardware resources".
I just switched to another cryptocurrency - it took me some time to get the things going, but as soon as I did that, even though I was mining for just half an hour, some amount was delivered to my account, no matter how low it was!
That is the proof for me that the other cryptocurrency is doing thing honestly, and that kronecoin is all in muddy waters.
To conclude, if you are reading this and just wanted to start with some cryptocurrency to see how things are going... well, you can do just that.
For everything else... it would be better to find another coin to mine.
Hi Everybody,
We have added Kronecoin to the coin voting page of the ADZbuzz Exchange on https://adzbuzz.com
The ADZbuzz Exchange is the next big crypto exchange built on top of a social content discovery network which will allow traders to earn their favorite coins daily just for trading using a 100% unique system.
You can read the ADZbuzz Exchange whitepaper here: https://adzbuzz.com/Adzbuzz-Exchange-White-Paper.pdf
We are in the process of adding new coins the next weeks/months and everybody gets a free vote, here you can vote for Kronecoin:
https://forum.adzbuzz.com/forum/cryptocurrencies/announcements/16568-adzbuzz-exchange-coin-vote-get-your-favorite-coin-listed-on-the-adzbuzz-exchange
Good luck!
The ADZbuzz Team
We have added Kronecoin to the coin voting page of the ADZbuzz Exchange on https://adzbuzz.com
The ADZbuzz Exchange is the next big crypto exchange built on top of a social content discovery network which will allow traders to earn their favorite coins daily just for trading using a 100% unique system.
You can read the ADZbuzz Exchange whitepaper here: https://adzbuzz.com/Adzbuzz-Exchange-White-Paper.pdf
We are in the process of adding new coins the next weeks/months and everybody gets a free vote, here you can vote for Kronecoin:
https://forum.adzbuzz.com/forum/cryptocurrencies/announcements/16568-adzbuzz-exchange-coin-vote-get-your-favorite-coin-listed-on-the-adzbuzz-exchange
Good luck!
The ADZbuzz Team
KRONE statistics have been updated on our miningpool, including live marketdata from Cryptopia:
http://coincave.nl/kronestats.php
The pool is continuously being developed and will get more features during the coming weeks and months.
http://coincave.nl/kronestats.php
The pool is continuously being developed and will get more features during the coming weeks and months.
Hello all,
I began mining cryptocurrencies just a few days ago, and I have searched for one that would be easy to start with.
Somehow kronecoin came up to my sight.
I gave it a try for about a week, and it's obvious that there is something wrong with it.
First of all, let's look at the website and software.
Forum link at the top of the page is pointing to an archived thread on reddit.com.
Threre are no installation notes for KronecoinCore for Linux, and God knows we always need some instructions for using anything on Linux, so I never managed to get that thing running.
Installation for Windows contains a trojan - even if it is a false positive, good development team would resolve it in short time, so this is obviously not the case.
The only good thing from my perspective is an example of how to start the miner in Linux, by downloading it from GitHub and compiling it.
Since I coudn't use desktop wallet either on Linux or on Windows, I used Web wallet, which is very elementary.
It doesn't even provide HTTPS for security!
There are two officially supported pools: EU pool and US pool.
In EU pool there is constantly only 2-3 miners, with clearly not specialized hardware, producing about 30-60Khs per miner.
In US pool there is 2-4 miners, with more advanced hardvare, producing 100Khs - 4Mhs per miner.
There were few pools mentioned in this thread, like https://www.mining-dutch.nl/ and http://blockmunch.club/.
I checked both of them, and there were most of the time 0 active miners there, with maybe a miner or two just dropping by, producing really not much.
I was CPU mining, but with relatively good machine using 4 CPUs with AES-NI enabled, producing around 100Khs (as mining tool and pool monitor reported).
Although my mining software reported that I have produced thousands of accepted shares, when I monitored the performance of the EU pool, it came up that my result was always around 200-400 shares.
It was the same for the rest of the guys, their result was also just a little bit rising and then a bit falling, always going up and down.
There is also no indicator to show which block are we all processing at the moment.
BUT, then I checked "Block Explorer".
And, to my great surprise, there where dozens of payouts each minute, with full 50 kronecoins per payout!
I then checked if any of those payouts went to any of the active miners on either US or EU pool, and there was NONE!
For all these days and thousands and thousands of shares I produced, I got one big ZERO coins.
So, the big question is: WHERE ARE THAT PHANTOM MINERS, THAT ARE GETTING ALL THE PAYOUTS, COMING FROM?
This all looks like one big fraud.
Even if these are real miners, producing that much payouts, which means that much full blocks per minute, would require highly advanced equipment.
That alone, would be a great contradiction to kronecoin's original idea: "our goal over the few next years is to help people who want to mine to do so with small hardware resources".
I just switched to another cryptocurrency - it took me some time to get the things going, but as soon as I did that, even though I was mining for just half an hour, some amount was delivered to my account, no matter how low it was!
That is the proof for me that the other cryptocurrency is doing thing honestly, and that kronecoin is all in muddy waters.
To conclude, if you are reading this and just wanted to start with some cryptocurrency to see how things are going... well, you can do just that.
For everything else... it would be better to find another coin to mine.
I began mining cryptocurrencies just a few days ago, and I have searched for one that would be easy to start with.
Somehow kronecoin came up to my sight.
I gave it a try for about a week, and it's obvious that there is something wrong with it.
First of all, let's look at the website and software.
Forum link at the top of the page is pointing to an archived thread on reddit.com.
Threre are no installation notes for KronecoinCore for Linux, and God knows we always need some instructions for using anything on Linux, so I never managed to get that thing running.
Installation for Windows contains a trojan - even if it is a false positive, good development team would resolve it in short time, so this is obviously not the case.
The only good thing from my perspective is an example of how to start the miner in Linux, by downloading it from GitHub and compiling it.
Since I coudn't use desktop wallet either on Linux or on Windows, I used Web wallet, which is very elementary.
It doesn't even provide HTTPS for security!
There are two officially supported pools: EU pool and US pool.
In EU pool there is constantly only 2-3 miners, with clearly not specialized hardware, producing about 30-60Khs per miner.
In US pool there is 2-4 miners, with more advanced hardvare, producing 100Khs - 4Mhs per miner.
There were few pools mentioned in this thread, like https://www.mining-dutch.nl/ and http://blockmunch.club/.
I checked both of them, and there were most of the time 0 active miners there, with maybe a miner or two just dropping by, producing really not much.
I was CPU mining, but with relatively good machine using 4 CPUs with AES-NI enabled, producing around 100Khs (as mining tool and pool monitor reported).
Although my mining software reported that I have produced thousands of accepted shares, when I monitored the performance of the EU pool, it came up that my result was always around 200-400 shares.
It was the same for the rest of the guys, their result was also just a little bit rising and then a bit falling, always going up and down.
There is also no indicator to show which block are we all processing at the moment.
BUT, then I checked "Block Explorer".
And, to my great surprise, there where dozens of payouts each minute, with full 50 kronecoins per payout!
I then checked if any of those payouts went to any of the active miners on either US or EU pool, and there was NONE!
For all these days and thousands and thousands of shares I produced, I got one big ZERO coins.
So, the big question is: WHERE ARE THAT PHANTOM MINERS, THAT ARE GETTING ALL THE PAYOUTS, COMING FROM?
This all looks like one big fraud.
Even if these are real miners, producing that much payouts, which means that much full blocks per minute, would require highly advanced equipment.
That alone, would be a great contradiction to kronecoin's original idea: "our goal over the few next years is to help people who want to mine to do so with small hardware resources".
I just switched to another cryptocurrency - it took me some time to get the things going, but as soon as I did that, even though I was mining for just half an hour, some amount was delivered to my account, no matter how low it was!
That is the proof for me that the other cryptocurrency is doing thing honestly, and that kronecoin is all in muddy waters.
To conclude, if you are reading this and just wanted to start with some cryptocurrency to see how things are going... well, you can do just that.
For everything else... it would be better to find another coin to mine.
dead? huh 
Why is the price of KRONE so low, is there any problems with the blockchain or with the exchanges wallets?
BlockMunch.CLUB has added Kronecoin to it's Multi-Pool! Only 0.25% Fee's!
We are now a Multi-Pool! We mine the most profitable coin always, and maximize your return!
Choose your payout style. We pay out in this coin, BTC, LTC, and any coin we currently have listed on the pool!
You can also use your ASIC's in our SHA256, X11, & Scrypt ports and get paid in this coin or BTC! Just change the algo and the port number in the example belows!
Welcome to the Block Munch Club!
We are now a Multi-Pool! We mine the most profitable coin always, and maximize your return!
Choose your payout style. We pay out in this coin, BTC, LTC, and any coin we currently have listed on the pool!
You can also use your ASIC's in our SHA256, X11, & Scrypt ports and get paid in this coin or BTC! Just change the algo and the port number in the example belows!
Example Config is Below for Kronecoin Pay:
Example Config Below for BTC Pay
Example Config Below for LTC Pay
Peer List:
Code:
-a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://blockmunch.club:3433 -u KUS1oUjKbfpDxAqHrPCckeb2Hf5PTFps6J -p c=KRONE
Example Config Below for BTC Pay
Code:
-a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://blockmunch.club:3433 -u 1JFx3fE462vMsTeYkNK5yvdWeg2wpmxvBD -p c=BTC
Example Config Below for LTC Pay
Code:
-a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://blockmunch.club:3433 -u LRgQk63NRnJQ8PBTU8yyHAm5aGfNjzhMZu -p c=LTC
Block Explorer Link:Code:
blockmunch.club/explorer/KRONE
Peer List:
Code:
blockmunch.club/explorer/peers?id=1594
Welcome to the Block Munch Club!
@dev : Lets start a discord community ? lets start to socializing this coin? are you still active ?
My wallet not syncing
how do i add conf file
how do i add conf file
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