Topic: [ANN] [PXC] Phoenixcoin v0.6.6.2 ~ NeoScrypt Original ~ 8 Years Old - page 33. (Read 136330 times)

"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 

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.

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.

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.

Just refer to the first/ANN page for mining instructions, but FWIW:
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.

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

How can I mine whis GPU?
what miner?
what the configuration file should be

Love the fundamentals of this coin right now. Anything in the pipeline to be aware of?

“Be Fearful When Others Are Greedy and Greedy When Others Are Fearful” - W.B.

Another false positive. The wallet makes use of IRC for peer discovery and this option is enabled by default.

I downloaded the wallet and got a warning of Trojan.
trojan.win32.IRCbot.avsb

Whats going on? I have bunch of  coins and was trying to sync the wallet to transfer the coins.

On the first launch with a clear data subdirectory? Shouldn't happen. Leave only your wallet.dat there and start again.

Yes. The first PoS coin (Peercoin, PPC) was launched ~6 months earlier (2012) than the originally-named Phenixcoin; PoS wasn't yet a mainstream technology in early 2013.

For other neoscrypt PoW+PoS coins, ghostlander's Orbitcoin (ORB) and Halcyon (HAL) both support PoS.

pow only?

So I downloaded the wallet but when I go to launch it I'm getting this error: Error loading blkindex.dat...any suggestions?

What's trade volume of a dead coin? Zero. This one doesn't seem dead. Quite decent volume actually. What's your problem?


Not sure what's your problem either. There are many nodes out there. Just downloaded the latest wallet and got 12 connections in no time. Sure it takes time to download 4 years worth of blocks, but I don't think you have to wait weeks like with Bitcoin. Maybe a day or two. People share blockchain copies for broken coins which can't sync on their own. It's not the case here.

it seem that you dont understand that this coin is dead, since many years...

As a new > want to be < user of this coin I would like to know WHY is there no blockchain backup so that we can download it and get our wallets synced faster?

Secondly, I don't understand the language in the wallet where it says the last block was generated 110 weeks ago and blocks and that transactions after 110 weeks ago will not show....yet.

My wallet is slowly syncing and it currently says I am exactly 110 weeks "behind." Well, does that mean my wallet has in fact synced? The wallet says I'm "out of sync" and it's still trying to download the chain.

I would like answers to these questions.

Strictly as an opinion, I think that having NO COPY of the blockchain (backup) available after FOUR YEARS of this coin being in existence is absurd. That's like building a coin 101 > make backups of the chain available to download so wallets can sync faster. And I'm not entirely putting all of that on the dev/s. Not one user of this coin has a backup to share? Somewhere? Really?

I'd like to get involved with this coin but time is money and my patience is about to expire. I might have to use my resources elsewhere. < and in that scenario, nobody wins. It's bad for me and bad for the coin. Others will probably reach the same conclusion at some point. = Bad for the coin / community.

Fact of the matter is somebody is accumulating this going for good or for bad. It's easy to play with the price on such a low cap. I bought and sold 2x, which for me was good enough. Still it looks like people are working on something behind the scenes.

TRUTH, spoken.
See you all in 2018

How old are you, kiddo? I'm sure you don't even know what NCSA Mosaic was and how websites looked in early 90's. Feels great while throwing shit at those who try to do something at least? Maybe this coin ain't that cool, but it still works and has a dev with a heartbeat.

yup, even the website looks like an early 90's throwback