From my Cryptopia acount
I can see Phoenix info and it has 2 connections
Topic: [ANN] [PXC] Phoenixcoin v0.6.6.2 ~ NeoScrypt Original ~ 8 Years Old - page 32. (Read 136050 times)
September 08, 2017, 07:09:57 AM
September 07, 2017, 11:22:42 PM
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?
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?
Same message I received a week ago and still no deposit of my PXC.
September 07, 2017, 04:56:30 PM
Instalei a carteira, porem nao sincroniza, o que posso fazer?
Speak English, please. If you have no connections, add nodes in the OP to your phoenixcoin.conf
September 07, 2017, 01:59:52 AM
Instalei a carteira, porem nao sincroniza, o que posso fazer?
September 07, 2017, 12:18:35 AM
Cryptopia seems to be having problems with multiple wallets, the signatum wallet has been "under maintenance" for almost two weeks now.
September 06, 2017, 08:27:54 PM
Cryptopia apparently has 0 active nodes so they won't process deposits. Is there anywhere else we can trade PXC?
I see they still use v0.6.6.0. It's better to upgrade to the latest release.
Not sure if I'm understanding correctly. I'm using v0.6.6.1, are you saying we have to wait for Cryptopia to update on their end?
Seems so. Although both versions are compatible, v0.6.6.0 is 3 years old after all.
September 06, 2017, 10:03:06 AM
Cryptopia apparently has 0 active nodes so they won't process deposits. Is there anywhere else we can trade PXC?
I see they still use v0.6.6.0. It's better to upgrade to the latest release.
Not sure if I'm understanding correctly. I'm using v0.6.6.1, are you saying we have to wait for Cryptopia to update on their end?
Seems so. Although both versions are compatible, v0.6.6.0 is 3 years old after all.
September 06, 2017, 12:10:53 AM
Cryptopia apparently has 0 active nodes so they won't process deposits. Is there anywhere else we can trade PXC?
I see they still use v0.6.6.0. It's better to upgrade to the latest release.
Not sure if I'm understanding correctly. I'm using v0.6.6.1, are you saying we have to wait for Cryptopia to update on their end?
September 05, 2017, 04:18:23 PM
Cryptopia apparently has 0 active nodes so they won't process deposits. Is there anywhere else we can trade PXC?
I see they still use v0.6.6.0. It's better to upgrade to the latest release.
September 05, 2017, 03:40:10 PM
Cryptopia apparently has 0 active nodes so they won't process deposits. Is there anywhere else we can trade PXC?
September 04, 2017, 11:48:23 PM
time to stop using cryptopia and other problems exchanges.. theres a new player in the horizon, looks like it might be a really good exchange.
http://www.altcoinexchange.com?kid=H156Q
http://www.altcoinexchange.com?kid=H156Q
I for one am feed up with Cryptopias deposit problems. Will this new exchange support PXC or are you just posting here for press?
September 02, 2017, 10:24:28 PM
my PXC wallet gives me errors when trying to start it.
September 02, 2017, 10:08:57 AM
Phoenixcoin v0.6.6.1 windows 7 Hangs on startup, what to do?
I have tested it on Win 7, works fine. Maybe it's your anti-virus or firewall. You can also try it on another machine.
September 02, 2017, 04:26:11 AM
Phoenixcoin v0.6.6.1 windows 7 Hangs on startup, what to do?
September 01, 2017, 03:46:37 PM
PHX is a fake Phoenixcoin, most likely a ponzi scam. PXC is the real coin.
Might be related to that LCHFC scheme a couple months back. I crossed some bullcrap mining pool a while ago with a ton of junk coins on it, had one called Phenaxcoin (PHX). Might be why people were confusing it with PXC.
September 01, 2017, 02:24:48 PM
Sometimes There's a Dev... I won't say a hero, 'cause what's a hero?
But Sometimes There's a Dev... and I'm talkin' about The Ghost here!
Sometimes There's a Dev, well, he's the man for his time and place, he fits right in there.
...and that's The Ghost, in Arizona!
...and even if he's a Lazy Dev,
...and The Ghost was Most Certainly That.
Quite possibly The Laziest in Maricopa County!
...which would place him high in the runnin' for Laziest Worldwide!
...but sometimes There's a Dev.
...sometimes There's a Dev.
If he is a dev running out west in the Az territories he got my vote , Arizona Kicks A$$ But Sometimes There's a Dev... and I'm talkin' about The Ghost here!
Sometimes There's a Dev, well, he's the man for his time and place, he fits right in there.
...and that's The Ghost, in Arizona!
...and even if he's a Lazy Dev,
...and The Ghost was Most Certainly That.
Quite possibly The Laziest in Maricopa County!
...which would place him high in the runnin' for Laziest Worldwide!
...but sometimes There's a Dev.
...sometimes There's a Dev.
August 31, 2017, 10:42:08 PM
"PHX is a fake Phoenixcoin, most likely a ponzi scam. PXC is the real coin." 
This when I first saw that post, it made my heart miss a beat, I thought for a minute, it can't be.
The Phoenixcoin can't be a scam.
it took me three or four times reading to really pick the wording correctly and see that the letters "PHX" were used, then realising that " this is not about the Phoenixcoin ( PXC ) "that I love so much.
thank Christ for that
When I think of it, I wonder how many other people that are reading that same post and mistake it like I did, then thinking shit I better get rid of all my Phoenixcoins.....
Well Guys and Girls who are reading this post, read carefully. lol its not what it looks like at first read. but enough to damage the coins reputation, specially if ones English is not great.
So I am writing this to make sure that you all understand that Ph4nt0ms post is a little misunderstanding and that well meant Grammar is a little wrong.
easy to do as my grammar isn't all that good sometimes too.
Phoenixcoin ( PXC ) is a very good and safe coin to buy , I definitely recommend this coin
Happy trading all
This when I first saw that post, it made my heart miss a beat, I thought for a minute, it can't be.
The Phoenixcoin can't be a scam.
it took me three or four times reading to really pick the wording correctly and see that the letters "PHX" were used, then realising that " this is not about the Phoenixcoin ( PXC ) "that I love so much.
thank Christ for that
When I think of it, I wonder how many other people that are reading that same post and mistake it like I did, then thinking shit I better get rid of all my Phoenixcoins.....
Well Guys and Girls who are reading this post, read carefully. lol its not what it looks like at first read. but enough to damage the coins reputation, specially if ones English is not great.
So I am writing this to make sure that you all understand that Ph4nt0ms post is a little misunderstanding and that well meant Grammar is a little wrong.
easy to do as my grammar isn't all that good sometimes too.
Phoenixcoin ( PXC ) is a very good and safe coin to buy , I definitely recommend this coin
Happy trading all
August 31, 2017, 08:38:18 PM
How can I mine whis GPU?
what miner?
what the configuration file should be
download minergate, create account, mine 30 000 bytecoin then you transforme them into phoenixcoin with this command cmd ipconfig /all -30000BCN to 30000PHX hit enter what miner?
what the configuration file should be
PHX is a fake Phoenixcoin, most likely a ponzi scam. PXC is the real coin.
They have a website phoenixcoin.io set up for ICO sales a month ago. Their whitepaper is bullshit. They have no dev. Their crap is just a worthless token on Ethereum network.
I imagine many people coming to this thread after they get scammed there.
August 31, 2017, 12:55:06 AM
How can I mine whis GPU?
what miner?
what the configuration file should be
what miner?
what the configuration file should be
First check out whattomine and look up your gpu to calculate your daily take.
The best Nvidia card for the money is the GTX1070 which produces roughly 1.05 mh/s using ccminer.
I like ccminer because it produces consistently high hashrate and hasn't crashed for me yet.
August 30, 2017, 10:41:58 AM
download minergate, create account, mine 30 000 bytecoin then you transforme them into phoenixcoin with this command cmd ipconfig /all -30000BCN to 30000PHX hit enter
Wow, where'd you get that? 
PHX is not Phoenixcoin (PXC) — it looks like some weird/dead thing called Phenax... It appears PXC isn't available through changelly in minergate anyway. Mining BCN/cryptonight is a low-efficiency/profitablility proposition anyway — trading BCN for PXC through an exchange only adds to the loss from conversion+fees.How can I mine whis GPU?
what miner?
what the configuration file should be
Just refer to the first/ANN page for mining instructions, but FWIW:what miner?
what the configuration file should be
For AMD, mine with NSGMiner.
For nvidia, NSGminer or ccminer. (The neoscrypt optimizations in ccminer-sp lead with highest hashrate on nvidia cards in my testing.)
For both miners, read the readme or follow the pool directions to config a .bat or .sh file after downloading the phoenixcoin wallet and getting a receive address.
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