Topic: [ANN] Orbitcoin v1.6.0.0 ~ NeoScrypt ~ Green Stake ~ 4 Years Old - page 41. (Read 201270 times)

Wasn't this 0.2 BTC in the past?
I think the daily average is not far from 0.3 BTC past 2 weeks.

Orbitcoin is also listed at several other good exchanges (see OP) so i'm not worrying.

ORB is on bleutrade and on cryptopia, both usable exchanges in my opinion.

Hmm.

Looks like i finally go to register on this exchange.
It's been a long time since I actively traded ORB (since Cryptsy SCAM i think).

Prepare for some Pumps&Dumps

2 ghostlander

I see strange mining statistic after hard fork.

Wallet receive ORB transaction, adds them to memory pool, but does not include them into blocks.
Here example:


I do not think that this is a local problem with my wallet. Because this 20 tx was not included by any other miners as well.
Next 3 blocks do not include any of this transactions, only coinbase transactions (new coins generation):

block 2003033
block 2003034
block 2003035

P.S.
Also i see large diff oscillations - like diff goes up x2 and back down is just about 1 hour... And again similar cycle repeated few hours later.
Including PoS, so this can not be caused by just one jumping miner with powerful hardware or switching pool hunting for most profitable coin.

But here is a good changes too - orphans blocks almost gone now for me! I got only one orphan since hard fork. Its about 10-fold decrease.

ORB is on Bittrex removal list.

Our new block trust scoring protocol works just as expected. Trust scores are easy to verify with a calculator. For example, a PoW block #2002764 is after a PoS block, so it gets 100% trust which is current difficulty / min. difficulty, so 1.233066 / 0.000244 = 5053 (it's 5050 actually because of single precision floating point inaccuracy). The next PoS block gets 200% trust, i.e. 10100, and so on.



ORB allows TX comments up to 140 bytes and any data up to 40 bytes in scripts after OP_RETURN. It isn't good to store a lot of third party data in general purpose block chains. A custom block chain is much better.

20:57:07

getdifficulty


20:57:07

{
"proof-of-work" : 0.82964098,
"proof-of-stake" : 0.81404882,
"search-interval" : 1
}


oha

today Stake   Confirmed   2002133   12:46:28 9/30/2016   0.64534 ORB

John, can you develop an app to save Big DATA in Orb Block Chain? pm for more informations

now 1051 Pool Users / Pool Balance 1824.57
and staking faucet for ORB

seems clear with TX Log an own Explorer for ORB, maybe cann Ghost check more technical details



update out, before was v3.5


Beta Testing Status - Update from dev (9/26/2016) - Software version 3.6c
Support may be delayed for up to the next ~72 hours, as we are rolling out some backend changes to the database systems for further speed enhancements. Two more servers brought online to help with the load. Please check the FAQ and refresh blocks manually in the 'Profile' section before opening a new ticket. Adding a forum soon for members to discuss new features/support as well.

You can now refresh a block if you notice a missing transaction in your account - head on over to the Profile page and check out the 'Refresh Missing Block ' section - just choose the coin and type in the block number to refresh the transaction. Please try this before opening a support ticket for a missing transaction. If you experience any problems, open a ticket!

Bringing back the bug bounty - between $1 and $20 will be paid (in BITB) for each bug supported via the support center. To recieve credit, you must be the first person to report to bug, you must include exact instructions on how you found the bug, and I must be able to reproduce the bug. Amounts will be paid out based on how critical the bug is. Good luck!

Notice: CC (Coolindarkcoin), CURE (CureCoin), MPC (MobilePayCoin) and SLR (SolarCoin) will be removed from the wallet service on 9/30. Please withdraw any coins you have in these two currencies before that date.

https://poswallet.com/ provides this service 24/7 string pool, is a new service, new website 2% fee

Would be nice to see more trading activity. In our current state, value of ORB is derived from trade and demand activities and til there is more uses outside of the exchanges.

Things could get a bit confusing if the coin is sufficiently active, because funds for one person's deposit could be used for another person's withdrawal a relatively short time later. If the exchange wanted to maximise their returns from stakes, it wouldn't make sense to try to stake on a busy hot wallet.

I guess if you can trace a lot of separate deposits being subsequently sent to the same address, which is staking, then you can assume that is a separate staking wallet controlled by the exchange... or maybe just someone who's buying a lot of ORB.


With a fixed PoS reward it's better to keep your wallet open as much as possible. Most other PoS coins reward you based on coin age, so if your wallet hasn't been started for a while the reward is higher, but ORB does not work this way; the reward is the same regardless of whether you last staked a month ago, or 3 years ago.

CoinWarz ‏@CoinWarz 26. Sep.

#Orbitcoin wallet updated to v1.6.0.0-orb http://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency/coins/orbitcoin … @Orbitcoin #cryptocurrency

Deutsche Bank  ---> NYSE ---> Sell Off
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Volume: 51,587,238 million -----> Corresponds to 5-10 times trading volume in NY
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Despite a record volume, the share closed at 6.71% above day low. DB has already lost more than 90% since 2007. Just 7% minus for a bank, which should be close before the closing -> Peanuts.
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The combination of trading volume, closing price over day depth and comparatively low minus are an indication that the DBK could have made their "panic low". I would not bet on that. It could always be worse.

stay in cryptos, be your owen Bank
If the DB falls, it rips other banks. This bank has 50 trillion derivatives. Banks lend themselves constantly to each other money, constantly. If a debtor fails, the card house collapses. Domino effect!



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So you saying I need to open my wallet again ? -_-  How often does my wallet need to be opened to take full advantage of the max pos ?
Does my wallet have to be open 24/7 ? Yes I know i can use poswallet but im not paying the fee I rather keep that thanks.

I'm on Linux so unpacking always works
When i was on Windows (long ago) i always used IZArc: https://www.izarc.org
Never had any problem with unpacking files.

@Mario


I know, that day i had lots more stakes than average 

@Ghost

You've done a great job again, thanks.

 

so for me works fine with winrar v5.40 is the newest

You can check their deposit/withdrawal addresses with a block explorer to see if they have staking enabled.

The PoS block target is 3 minutes now vs. 1.5 minutes before the hard fork, reward stays the same 1 ORB, so the difficulty has been doubled to maintain the new target. It seems optimal input size for staking is 50 to 100 ORB now.

For the past 36 hours after the hard fork, our average block target was 1.72 minutes. That's fairly close to 2 minutes. The second part of the hard fork takes place on the 1st of October 2016 12:00:00 GMT when our new block trust scoring protocol gets activated.