[ANN] [PXC] Phoenixcoin v0.6.6.2 ~ NeoScrypt Original ~ 8 Years Old - page 31.

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AltMiner.Net | Low-Fee Pool | 2hr Payout

🛠 Mining pool update 🛠

https://altminer.net
Low latency, scalable and secure mining pool infrastructure
Currently only 0.45% fee (PROMO)
Automatic payouts every 120 minutes
No registration required

AltMiner.net was also attacked by the recent yiimp hacks (further information here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/multiple-yiimp-pools-hacked-this-is-what-we-know-so-far-2163058)
We were offline several days securing our servers, recreating all wallets and adding several additional layers of security. Not only we have now added an intrustion prevention system with anomaly detection, we also added DDoS protection and several further measures.

Now we think it is again safe to mine with us and we thank you for your patience during those hard days. As a bonus for your trust we currently have lowered all fees to only 0.45%!

If you have any questions feel free to contact us!

▶️▶️▶️ How to mine❓
Use the following parameters at your preferred mining software (replace WALLET with your wallet address):

Code:

-a neoscrypt -o stratum+tcp://eu1.altminer.net:4233 -u WALLET -p c=PXC

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Quote from: rxracer on September 12, 2017, 01:59:15 AM

atlas.phoenixcoin.org is stuck mining on block 1494351. The graph seems to show new blocks but 'recent blocks' is still showing 1494351 as the last, as well as the miner still working on that already found block. I really liked this P2Pool thing, payouts were finally in line with expectation, unlike most big pools.

That's just the website block listing, I don't think it has anything to do with the current block being mined. At one time several weeks ago, it was stuck on some block from three years ago, but the pool was still perfectly functional. They just fixed whatever was the problem, but perhaps it still gets "stuck" sometimes.

Quote from: rxracer on September 12, 2017, 01:59:15 AM

Unfortunately I can't find any other pool but the blocks factory, who charge 5%! WTF? Anyone know of any other pools? I can solo mine in QT but I'm not synced yet, and it uses CPUMiner. Can I change the solo mining software and parameters in QT?

There's hexpool.com and altminer.net where you can mine directly for coins (both are still offline due to the yiimp hack), or the zpool multipool that has to go through a btc-pxc conversion on internal exchange (they're operational).

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Dev, can you optimize blockchain by generating several large blocks with low difficulty
that will be containing generation transactions in the amount of unspent outputs PXC
for faster syncronization? Can you do it regular? Do you have money burn-address?

Quote from: rxracer on September 12, 2017, 01:59:15 AM

I can solo mine in QT but I'm not synced yet, and it uses CPUMiner. Can I change the solo mining software and parameters in QT?

You can using ccminer with -a neoscrypt, I doing it. 2500 kH/s from 2x1080ti.

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atlas.phoenixcoin.org is stuck mining on block 1494351. The graph seems to show new blocks but 'recent blocks' is still showing 1494351 as the last, as well as the miner still working on that already found block. I really liked this P2Pool thing, payouts were finally in line with expectation, unlike most big pools.

Unfortunately I can't find any other pool but the blocks factory, who charge 5%! WTF? Anyone know of any other pools? I can solo mine in QT but I'm not synced yet, and it uses CPUMiner. Can I change the solo mining software and parameters in QT?

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Quote from: Bobby_Atlas on September 11, 2017, 08:46:35 PM

guys could some body provide fresh nodes list? my pool wallet get's only 2 connections.... v 0.6.6.1

addnode = prometheus.phoenixcoin.org: 9555
addnode = menoetius.phoenixcoin.org: 9555
addnode = atlas.phoenixcoin.org: 9555
addnode = 96.19.102.106
addnode = 162.217.250.114
addnode = 174.21.163.65
addnode = 185.53.128.119
addnode = 74.65.234.126
addnode = 72.78.100.7
addnode = 185.26.124.95

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Walking alone in the darkness

guys could some body provide fresh nodes list? my pool wallet get's only 2 connections.... v 0.6.6.1

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Quote from: cmbconcretefire on September 10, 2017, 06:11:03 PM

I must say I am on the fence about this coin. From what I've read, I don't believe anyone has come out and said "This is a scam coin." So if it's not a scam coin, that puts it one level above shitcoin for me. On the other hand, there doesn't appear to be any type of development so....... Huh

?

All I know is that it's popped up on 'what to mine' and so I mine it. Sometimes. That's my 2 cents on this coin.

Now, I have 2 questions. 1) Can you mine it directly to Cryptopia? Because on Cryptopia's site it says not to mine directly to their wallet. 2) Apparently I have encrypted my wallet. (I have the password) There doesn't seem to be a "unlock wallet" option, however, someone gave me the command to unlock the wallet for a certain amount of time. I suppose that's ok, but is there a way to unlock it until I shut the wallet down? If so, what is that command? Thanks.

yes its a shitcoin, no matter the fanboy said in the last post, a coin with no development or project is a shit. You see dogecoin ? its the same.

Yes, you can mine directly to Cryptopia, thats what i did in the past 5000 PXC directly to my exchange wallet, and no problem at all. Using hexpool pool

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I must say I am on the fence about this coin. From what I've read, I don't believe anyone has come out and said "This is a scam coin." So if it's not a scam coin, that puts it one level above shitcoin for me. On the other hand, there doesn't appear to be any type of development so....... Huh

?

All I know is that it's popped up on 'what to mine' and so I mine it. Sometimes. That's my 2 cents on this coin.

Now, I have 2 questions. 1) Can you mine it directly to Cryptopia? Because on Cryptopia's site it says not to mine directly to their wallet. 2) Apparently I have encrypted my wallet. (I have the password) There doesn't seem to be a "unlock wallet" option, however, someone gave me the command to unlock the wallet for a certain amount of time. I suppose that's ok, but is there a way to unlock it until I shut the wallet down? If so, what is that command? Thanks.

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ranked in 7th place on whattomine! I'm about to get me some.

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Quote from: easyrimka on September 10, 2017, 03:35:40 AM

no rage dude, you are supporting a shit that have no devs or project, the actual owner is just making money on your back and you are happy lol ...

So in your frame of mind you think I'm "raging". Huh — interesting, but not really, just silly. I don't know ghostlander from Adam, and neither you nor he knows me (but I also don't hide behind a silly forum avatar talking smack either - how about you?).

Try taking the time to know who the coin devs are, what they've done or said over the years, and not denigrate older coins because they don't have a huge list of (typically broken) promises on a "roadmap".

I can't figure out your logic in how "he's making money off my back"; all I've done is what you've done — mined some coins, kept some, sold/traded some. No-one pays him a thing; in fact, just the opposite — he has to pay out of pocket for all those servers that support his own coins.

There's a reason ghostlander/John picked the "Welcome to Hell" avatar... Wink

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Quote from: bluebox on September 10, 2017, 12:12:27 AM

Quote from: easyrimka on September 09, 2017, 07:10:40 PM

why you dont mine directly to exchange ? you are wasting time by downloading the blockchain, this is just a shit coin dude, mine and sell ...

Spoken like someone who:
— likes to talk shitcoin, cause it's cool to say shitcoin
— probably mines with his gamebox when he's not playing Witcher
— has never touched anything but Windows because, y'know, JEUX
— has no concept or appreciation for crypto technology
— just loves saying shitcoin, 'cause it's really all about that FIAT

Either go away or, better yet, go make a coin that ain't shit according to you, so you can show us all what that looks like. Kiss

no rage dude, you are supporting a shit that have no devs or project, the actual owner is just making money on your back and you are happy lol ...
i have no rage about that, i am mining with 1080ti SLI at home and 1x980 at work. I you want, i can send you some PXC if you need something to eat, pm me your adress .

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Quote from: easyrimka on September 09, 2017, 07:10:40 PM

why you dont mine directly to exchange ? you are wasting time by downloading the blockchain, this is just a shit coin dude, mine and sell ...

Spoken like someone who:
— likes to talk shitcoin, cause it's cool to say shitcoin
— probably mines with his gamebox when he's not playing Witcher
— has never touched anything but Windows because, y'know, JEUX
— has no concept or appreciation for crypto technology
— just loves saying shitcoin, 'cause it's really all about that FIAT

Either go away or, better yet, go make a coin that ain't shit according to you, so you can show us all what that looks like. Kiss

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Quote from: Mognar69 on September 09, 2017, 06:38:53 PM

Hi,

I was wondering if someone could help me. I'm new to Phoenixcoin and the wallet. I download and installed the wallet; it's currently downloading the blockchain. The problem is that there is no address listed in the wallet. All the wallet's I've used in the past, generated a default wallet address.

I would like to solo mine as soon as the bc downloads, but need an address.

Can someone tell me how to generate an address in the wallet?

Thanks in advance!

Mog

PS. And if anyone know's where I can download the block chain directly, let me know

Have several hours left...

why you dont mine directly to exchange ? you are wasting time by downloading the blockchain, this is just a shit coin dude, mine and sell ...

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Hi,

I was wondering if someone could help me. I'm new to Phoenixcoin and the wallet. I download and installed the wallet; it's currently downloading the blockchain. The problem is that there is no address listed in the wallet. All the wallet's I've used in the past, generated a default wallet address.

I would like to solo mine as soon as the bc downloads, but need an address.

Can someone tell me how to generate an address in the wallet?

Thanks in advance!

Mog

PS. And if anyone know's where I can download the block chain directly, let me know

Have several hours left...

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Quote from: easyrimka on September 09, 2017, 09:20:28 AM

Quote from: candyiman on September 09, 2017, 06:52:47 AM

Many pools are down

what to do now where to mine Phoenix

i think you can continue , this is only the front end who is down. but i suggest to wait to be sure, dump that coin , and wait for the hack to end

You can always mine PXC at a p2pool like http://atlas.phoenixcoin.org:10554/static/

Yes, yiimp-based pools (hexpool, zpool, altminer, etc.) were hacked, but altminer is indicating pool wallets may have been compromised. I can confirm payouts were continuing, albeit at very reduced levels, so miner beware...

Cryptopia's PXC wallet node list is being updated — notice just posted today:

Code:

9th September - We have added new nodes to the wallet and have put it into maintenance
to give it an opportunity to catch up to the block-chain.

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Quote from: candyiman on September 09, 2017, 06:52:47 AM

Many pools are down

what to do now where to mine Phoenix

I received my payment from hexpool about 50 minutes ago what does that mean? is it ok to mine there or better switch

i think you can continue , this is only the front end who is down. but i suggest to wait to be sure, dump that coin , and wait for the hack to end

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Many pools are down

what to do now where to mine Phoenix

I received my payment from hexpool about 50 minutes ago what does that mean? is it ok to mine there or better switch

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tweeted to them to update wallet ... please RT
https://twitter.com/mirraxFTC/status/906258878408658945

also is there some bootstrap file?

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Quote from: cmbconcretefire on September 08, 2017, 07:44:39 AM

Unlocking wallet after encryption.

I read this from the search results: "Of course, you can unlock your wallet through the RPC console for a specific amount of time if you need it."

How does one do this? Through the console? And if so, what is the command? Thanks.

walletpassphrase

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My deposit didn't appear in exchange wallet so I asked support to Cryptopia and got this answer:

The PXC wallet currently has no nodes / connections.
When PXC has some up to date and working nodes these will be added as soon as possible and your deposits will process. You can keep an eye on the PXC wallet here :

https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=PXC&view=links

Any solution for this?

Respond to the ticket asking them to upgrade to v0.6.6.1

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Unlocking wallet after encryption.

I read this from the search results: "Of course, you can unlock your wallet through the RPC console for a specific amount of time if you need it."

How does one do this? Through the console? And if so, what is the command? Thanks.

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