My wallet don't sync, here is my conf:
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pass
port=44481
rpcport=44480
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
daemon=1
listen=1
server=1
addnode=85.247.160.224
addnode=piggycha.in
addnode=168.144.97.93
addnode=us1.maxpool.in
addnode=fedoracha.in
Any other nodes?
Topic: [ANN] [PIG] Piggycoin old Thread. - page 34. (Read 104054 times)
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http://piggy.maxpool.in
Fast, PPLNS, Reliable, tested, working decently, DDoS protected.
Our servers are hosted in Dallas that means good low ping for all.
WE'RE FINDING BLOCKS AND NEED MORE HASHPOWER!
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we are now on the first page at coin market cap. HOORAH
been a hell of a ride today.
oh we are also now listed on poloniex as well as swisscex.
OINK
come and join the fun in the irc for giveaways and general chatter #piggy
it is still early days for this coin and some of the projects we have in the works are truly large scale.
been a hell of a ride today.
oh we are also now listed on poloniex as well as swisscex.
OINK
come and join the fun in the irc for giveaways and general chatter #piggy
it is still early days for this coin and some of the projects we have in the works are truly large scale.
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I am mining on:
http://bee-pgc.daan.lt but its not finding blocks?
Or its just me?
Can you solo mine this coin and how do you do that?
http://bee-pgc.daan.lt but its not finding blocks?
Or its just me?
Can you solo mine this coin and how do you do that?
im on http://piggy.maxpool.in having no problems finding coins
also. YES you can solo mine. go to Piggy-coin.com and check out the guides. i tried to explain how to do it as simple as possible
I am mining on:
http://bee-pgc.daan.lt but its not finding blocks?
Or its just me?
Can you solo mine this coin and how do you do that?
http://bee-pgc.daan.lt but its not finding blocks?
Or its just me?
Can you solo mine this coin and how do you do that?
You put it up to a vote and the community is saying cut the reward to 100 or 500 but you're going to go against that?
I see the community wants to bring reward cuts to the coin, we will do that but you still need to think about all the persons who didn't discover piggy yet or didn't start mining. If we cut the rewards to 500 or 100 people mining right now will have a huge advantage over the ones arriving later at the party.
I talked to a lot of people inside the community and even in other coins and they said halvening was the wisest solution, it favors first adopters/miners but still gives a chance to late comers. Guess we will have to sacrifice simplicity.
You put it up to a vote and the community is saying cut the reward to 100 or 500 but you're going to go against that?
To the moon!
WOW big trading going on today!
piggy being traded at 560 sat? What am i missing?
A LOT!
Something like this:
Code:
{
int64 nSubsidy = 4000 * COIN;
if ( nHeight == 2 ){
nSubsidy = 21000000 * COIN;
}else if( nHeight > 169750 ){
nSubsidy = 2000*COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 528724 ){
nSubsidy = 1000* COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 887698 ){
nSubsidy = 500 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1246672 ){
nSubsidy = 250 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1605646 ){
nSubsidy = 100 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1964620 ){
nSubsidy = 50 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 2323594 ){
nSubsidy = 10 * COIN;
}
return nSubsidy + nFees;
}
int64 nSubsidy = 4000 * COIN;
if ( nHeight == 2 ){
nSubsidy = 21000000 * COIN;
}else if( nHeight > 169750 ){
nSubsidy = 2000*COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 528724 ){
nSubsidy = 1000* COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 887698 ){
nSubsidy = 500 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1246672 ){
nSubsidy = 250 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1605646 ){
nSubsidy = 100 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1964620 ){
nSubsidy = 50 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 2323594 ){
nSubsidy = 10 * COIN;
}
return nSubsidy + nFees;
}
The numbers look fine, but you might want to check if it's coded correctly.
I'll confirm with a more experienced coder.
Something like this:
Code:
{
int64 nSubsidy = 4000 * COIN;
if ( nHeight == 2 ){
nSubsidy = 21000000 * COIN;
}else if(nHeight > 169750){
nSubsidy = 2000*COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 528724 ){
nSubsidy = 1000* COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 887698 ){
nSubsidy = 500 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1246672){
nSubsidy = 250 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1605646){
nSubsidy = 100 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1964620){
nSubsidy = 50 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 2323594){
nSubsidy = 10 * COIN;
}
return nSubsidy + nFees;
}
int64 nSubsidy = 4000 * COIN;
if ( nHeight == 2 ){
nSubsidy = 21000000 * COIN;
}else if(nHeight > 169750){
nSubsidy = 2000*COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 528724 ){
nSubsidy = 1000* COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 887698 ){
nSubsidy = 500 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1246672){
nSubsidy = 250 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1605646){
nSubsidy = 100 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1964620){
nSubsidy = 50 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 2323594){
nSubsidy = 10 * COIN;
}
return nSubsidy + nFees;
}
The numbers look fine, but you might want to check if it's coded correctly.
piggy being traded at 560 sat? What am i missing?
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Sounds good to me
Ok, another proposal. I've been talking to some people and they all advised that we shouldn't bring the block rewards cut to the table right now, since piggy is a very recent coin it would destabilize us. Since I think they are right I propose a block halving system (no way we can run from this lol).
my proposal:
4000 until one third of the coins are out.
then 2000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50 in equal height intervals.
then 10 to keep the network going.
my proposal:
4000 until one third of the coins are out.
then 2000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50 in equal height intervals.
then 10 to keep the network going.
Maybe need to play with the numbers a bit? This would result in a practical maximum of 1.4 billion coins, instead of the original maximum of 2.1 billion coins. Any reduction in the overall total could be perceived as a (slight) disguised instamine.
Maybe halve at one half of the coins instead of one third.
EDIT: but in general, yes, I think I would favour reward halving; I'm not sure if there are any better practical approaches?
Something like this:
Code:
{
int64 nSubsidy = 4000 * COIN;
if ( nHeight == 2 ){
nSubsidy = 21000000 * COIN;
}else if(nHeight > 169750){
nSubsidy = 2000*COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 528724 ){
nSubsidy = 1000* COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 887698 ){
nSubsidy = 500 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1246672){
nSubsidy = 250 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1605646){
nSubsidy = 100 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1964620){
nSubsidy = 50 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 2323594){
nSubsidy = 10 * COIN;
}
return nSubsidy + nFees;
}
int64 nSubsidy = 4000 * COIN;
if ( nHeight == 2 ){
nSubsidy = 21000000 * COIN;
}else if(nHeight > 169750){
nSubsidy = 2000*COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 528724 ){
nSubsidy = 1000* COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 887698 ){
nSubsidy = 500 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1246672){
nSubsidy = 250 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1605646){
nSubsidy = 100 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 1964620){
nSubsidy = 50 * COIN;
}else if ( nHeight > 2323594){
nSubsidy = 10 * COIN;
}
return nSubsidy + nFees;
}
i got you~
Ok, another proposal. I've been talking to some people and they all advised that we shouldn't bring the block rewards cut to the table right now, since piggy is a very recent coin it would destabilize us. Since I think they are right I propose a block halving system (no way we can run from this lol).
my proposal:
4000 until one third of the coins are out.
then 2000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50 in equal height intervals.
then 10 to keep the network going.
my proposal:
4000 until one third of the coins are out.
then 2000, 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50 in equal height intervals.
then 10 to keep the network going.
Maybe need to play with the numbers a bit? This would result in a practical maximum of 1.4 billion coins, instead of the original maximum of 2.1 billion coins. Any reduction in the overall total could be perceived as a (slight) disguised instamine.
Maybe halve at one half of the coins instead of one third.
EDIT: but in general, yes, I think I would favour reward halving; I'm not sure if there are any better practical approaches?
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