Topic: [ANN] [MINT] Mintcoin (POS / 5%) [NO ICO] [Fair distro, community maintained] - page 323. (Read 1369806 times)

Oh I see thank you, I wish minted coins could be received by a designated address so wouldnt stack ontop of already staking coins to help differentiate.

I am pretty sure that you just need to leave your wallet open longer and the coins will eventually come through. The coins tend to get split up with the timing of trying to find blocks because exact timing is changed when you mint. I think what happened in your cases is that when you switched to version 1.8 you turned your wallets off briefly, and by doing this you consolidated your coin age/weight "timing" together and helped you find a block shortly after.

You can simply use coin control features to select the newest inputs and use them for your transfer.

Hey can anyone help me out im trying to not trade my stake coins and only trade the coins i minted. Is there a command in console to save X amount of coins for stake only and not for trade?

I just bought two sapphire R7  240 2GB graphics cards with mint on blkroad. Working on building my first rig.

Thanks for your support! That's true there's not enough women in cryptocurrencies, or do they just stay in the dark?

Wow! That is a nice little community I had not heard of. Lots of helpful posts on those boards! Thanks for mentioning Mintcoin!

I know there are a lot of great guys here because I check in from time to time to see what's going on.  I've been busy helping Crypto Moms get started and have missed the latest Mintcoin news for some time now.  While Crypto Moms mission is to increase womens participation in cryptocurrecy,  they are there for everyone to learn and be involved.  I think all newcomers, especially women, will be impressed with Mintcoin (POS, environmental convictions, etc).

I have started a thread (on the Crypto Moms forum) for Mintcoin under "General Disussion" and would really appreciate if a few of you great guys would sign up, fill us in on Mintcoin news, and answer a few questions if necessary.

Please post about the Mintcoin Fund and the Redwood Reforestation Project - I am very impressed!  Let us know what we can do to help.

Thanks!

http://cryptomoms.com/forum/

Mintcoin has a lot of merchants accepting mint, what was your last purchase that you paid for with mintcoins?

I'll re-read your posts later...I'm a bit stressed about other things right now. The mind likes to make problems where they don't necessarily exist when you're stressed...

OK, im tired of explaining this over and over again. I quit  .

Yet the wallet has minted 15% less coins. I'll see what happens on 1.8 throughout the day


I'm not making any accusations that someone monkeyed with the code, I'm just wondering why I have received less with the 1.9.1 wallet. As I said before, I'm using 1.8 again and got 2 mint transactions right away so I've compromised any comparison between minting ability of the two wallets.

Let's see what others say

Theres no need to use second wallet for combining inputs. You can simply transfer coins to your own address = send the coins to yourself.

What is the best way to combine using coin control? With HBN I could just create a second wallet in the app and send coins to wallet B (and then back to A if desired) to combine them but mint doesn't support multiple wallets right?

Nothing related to minting parameters in source code has changed. If anyone would try to change minting values, it would lead to fork, because those blocks would be rejected by main chain.
That is one of the reasons why cryptocoins are secure and safe. No one can abuse the code and end up with more coins than others.

I understand that the minted amounts won't have the exact same numerical value, but the sum of amounts should be greater.

Lets say I minted 10k total 20 days ago from two inputs (these two inputs have same coinage). I got those 10k coins in however many minted transactions with whatever values, it doesn't matter. The point is 10k coins were minted.

Fast forward to 24 days later. The wallet only mints 8k coins, even though I have more coins.


I haven't moved coins from the address I'm talking about.




edit: I loaded 1.8 wallet and have minted twice within 40 minutes, larger amounts too. I had 1.9.1 open for hours and got nothing. Could be a coincidence, sure.

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You can read just few pages back or search my user name on this thread.
I have explained it all with screenshots. Amounts are calculated based on 20% yearly interest. You will not always get same amount of coins because large inputs get occasionaly splited (as a result you can get two half size interest payment instead of one full size) and by transferring coins you reset your selected input(s) age.

Where are your earlier posts? There are 700+ pages.

I don't understand why I minted less coins. I get that smaller amounts are going to take longer to mint, IE the minted amounts from 20 days ago. But that doesn't explain why less coins have been minted. The large amounts should mint right away like they did before, so I should have at least an amount equal to what I got 20 days ago by this point plus more.

OK. I modified my post a little. Tooltip shows the highest input in priority, not average.

I will try to make a simple explanation.
As you may know. There is one block generated in every 30 seconds. All open wallets with all aged inputs in them are rolling for that next block. Its kind of like lottery. There are many tickets, but only few winners in each block. There are two variables.
First variable is amount. Large inputs have more tickets and small inputs have less tickets for each block.
Second variable is time. Older inputs have more tickets and newer inputs have less tickets for each block.
Each time block is found, there are parameters which determine the block size. This doesnt matter atm. Lets just say that only half of the current coins can be winners for this block.
So half of all the tickets are drawn randomly. This is why tooltip is never completely accurate. It calculates the odds, not the certain case.
The more tickets your input has, the bigger change it has to generate mint. If it does not get lucky for this block, it will have even more tickets for the next block and so on.
When your input finally is chosen for block, you will get your mint payment. Your input is sent to your own address and your interest coins get added to it. This resets your input age, so it can start aging again.

Hopefully this helps.  



I dont know what happened to whitecoin. I did give a little look at its source. So all i  know is that its direct clone of Mintcoin older source code.