[ANN] [PXC] Phoenixcoin v0.6.6.2 ~ NeoScrypt Original ~ 8 Years Old - page 45.

SISAR

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Quote from: crackfoo on December 05, 2015, 10:50:05 PM

I can't seem to sync the chain...

ProcessSyncCheckpoint: pending for sync-checkpoint 8556823b9fe456185feeb6456941361dcafb334623f8bba9e0ebfd12b1d2a996
ProcessSyncCheckpoint: pending for sync-checkpoint 8556823b9fe456185feeb6456941361dcafb334623f8bba9e0ebfd12b1d2a996
ProcessSyncCheckpoint: pending for sync-checkpoint 8556823b9fe456185feeb6456941361dcafb334623f8bba9e0ebfd12b1d2a996
ProcessSyncCheckpoint: pending for sync-checkpoint 8556823b9fe456185feeb6456941361dcafb334623f8bba9e0ebfd12b1d2a996

Keeps saying lots of that...

First of all, make sure you are using the latest wallet. If problem is still present then just run wallet once with -reindex option. Once reindexing is over you can also run it once with -rescan option.

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I can't seem to sync the chain...

ProcessSyncCheckpoint: pending for sync-checkpoint 8556823b9fe456185feeb6456941361dcafb334623f8bba9e0ebfd12b1d2a996
ProcessSyncCheckpoint: pending for sync-checkpoint 8556823b9fe456185feeb6456941361dcafb334623f8bba9e0ebfd12b1d2a996
ProcessSyncCheckpoint: pending for sync-checkpoint 8556823b9fe456185feeb6456941361dcafb334623f8bba9e0ebfd12b1d2a996
ProcessSyncCheckpoint: pending for sync-checkpoint 8556823b9fe456185feeb6456941361dcafb334623f8bba9e0ebfd12b1d2a996

Keeps saying lots of that...

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Mining Pool Hub

Quote from: SISAR on December 03, 2015, 03:37:53 PM

Quote from: miningpoolhub on December 03, 2015, 11:05:16 AM

MiningPoolHub's Phoenixcoin wallet couldn't find peer time to time.
Can you tell me stable peer that stands for a long time?

As a miner you should be connected to as many other nodes as possible to reduce a chance for your blocks becoming orphaned because of slow data propagation so add all nodes listed below.

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

Thankyou!

SISAR

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Quote from: miningpoolhub on December 03, 2015, 11:05:16 AM

MiningPoolHub's Phoenixcoin wallet couldn't find peer time to time.
Can you tell me stable peer that stands for a long time?

As a miner you should be connected to as many other nodes as possible to reduce a chance for your blocks becoming orphaned because of slow data propagation so add all nodes listed below.

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

miningpoolhub

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Mining Pool Hub

MiningPoolHub's Phoenixcoin wallet couldn't find peer time to time.
Can you tell me stable peer that stands for a long time?

ghostlander

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Quote from: SISAR on November 22, 2015, 12:49:31 PM

Quote from: ghostlander on November 22, 2015, 10:55:29 AM

Not sure why NiceHash thinks the difficulty is too low. P2Pool sets it accordingly to its hash power which is rather inconsistent recently. It solves blocks just fine though.

It seems to me that they are reducing the load and bandwidth consumption of their servers by receiving and sending only shares with difficulty 15 or higher. So to work with NiceHash your P2Pool should advertise or set default difficulty to 15 or higher.

And realy, you should put all your efforts into adding PXC to at least one other exchange because Cryptsy seems to be going MtGox style.

Cryptsy is losing trade volume and it doesn't seem good. However PXC deposits and withdrawals work fine there. Cryptopia is another exchange. I'm focused on NeoScrypt now to improve and add functionality. It's mature enough and shouldn't be limited to cryptocurrency only use.

SISAR

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Quote from: ghostlander on November 22, 2015, 10:55:29 AM

Not sure why NiceHash thinks the difficulty is too low. P2Pool sets it accordingly to its hash power which is rather inconsistent recently. It solves blocks just fine though.

It seems to me that they are reducing the load and bandwidth consumption of their servers by receiving and sending only shares with difficulty 15 or higher. So to work with NiceHash your P2Pool should advertise or set default difficulty to 15 or higher.

And realy, you should put all your efforts into adding PXC to at least one other exchange because Cryptsy seems to be going MtGox style.

SecretsCoin

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Quote from: thevictimofuktyranny on May 26, 2015, 05:06:53 PM

Quote from: ghostlander on May 26, 2015, 04:06:20 PM

Quote from: mintminty59 on May 26, 2015, 02:21:07 PM

I seem to be getting very poor hash speeds with cg miner 3.7.8 only around 30K/Hs with an Nvidia 660 GTX , is this normal as I have seen others getting way over 200 on the old thread. Can someone help

What thread?

Perhaps, he should be looking at this CCminer thread:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/neoscrypt-algo-for-ccminer-and-nvidia-card-call-for-donation-916336

you can check your parameter of setting or change the mine tool.

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Not sure why NiceHash thinks the difficulty is too low. P2Pool sets it accordingly to its hash power which is rather inconsistent recently. It solves blocks just fine though.

SISAR

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NiceHash error:

SISAR

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Worth considering along with adding PXC to at least one more exchange, Chinesse ones prefered:

https://coinomi.com/
https://coinomi.com/AddingSupportForANewCurrency/

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Quote from: ghostlander on October 28, 2015, 12:56:39 PM

Quote from: alt19 on October 28, 2015, 08:13:40 AM

launched in 2013... 1st wave of altcoins...
a bright name...

how about new life by arising from the ashes?

Let's say it's in the process. I have underestimated human greed back in 2013. That's why Phoenixcoin is where it is now.

That would be awesome to see PhoenixCoin rise from the ashes because this is a sweet coin and wicked logo I would love nothing more than to see this coin make some moves in the near future Cheesy

Cheers

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Quote from: alt19 on October 28, 2015, 08:13:40 AM

launched in 2013... 1st wave of altcoins...
a bright name...

how about new life by arising from the ashes?

Let's say it's in the process. I have underestimated human greed back in 2013. That's why Phoenixcoin is where it is now.

alt19

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launched in 2013... 1st wave of altcoins...
a bright name...

how about new life by arising from the ashes?

ghostlander

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Pro miners don't hold. They sell as soon as they can. There are small time miners and crypto enthusiasts who hold, but they don't make much difference on the market. Those who dump hundreds of thousand PXC in one go are not miners usually.

SISAR

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Quote from: ghostlander on October 22, 2015, 01:51:04 PM

There has been some major PXC dumping activity recently. Not bad time to get in at 50+ sats. The 1st reward halving isn't far away, too.

Neither are people ready to sell or buy much coins and there is not much incentive for any serious investor to buy only 0.1 BTC worth of PXC or some similar coin, that few coins do not give any decent share of total mined coins. If I want to buy 1+ BTC worth of PXC I'd need to rise price to sky and there is no good reason to do that. If instead I place 1+ BTC buy order at 50 Satoshi no one would sell because they'd think price will 2x or even 100x the next week. You miners have to change your habbits realy which means spread coins around at any price. Yes, that means dump down to 1 Satoshi if neccessary to grow community else coins like Phoenixcoin are going nowhere. Just mining and holding your "prescious" coins simply won't work, that should be obvious by now.

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There has been some major PXC dumping activity recently. Not bad time to get in at 50+ sats. The 1st reward halving isn't far away, too.

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Quote from: ghostlander on August 06, 2015, 08:17:45 AM

Just in case you haven't noticed, we have another exchange for PXC. AllCrypt is out of business after the last hack and theft of funds, so Cryptopia is the 2nd PXC market (PXC/BTC) while Cryptsy remains the primary one. Would be nice to see more trade volume at Cryptopia though.

https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=PXC_UNO
might i suggest an alternative market Wink

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Quote from: ghostlander on August 06, 2015, 08:17:45 AM

Just in case you haven't noticed, we have another exchange for PXC. AllCrypt is out of business after the last hack and theft of funds, so Cryptopia is the 2nd PXC market (PXC/BTC) while Cryptsy remains the primary one. Would be nice to see more trade volume at Cryptopia though.

Wow! Thx! I will test it!
PXC lovers, we need this additioinal market because 'Cryptsy only' coin in not enough. Lets try it :-)

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Just in case you haven't noticed, we have another exchange for PXC. AllCrypt is out of business after the last hack and theft of funds, so Cryptopia is the 2nd PXC market (PXC/BTC) while Cryptsy remains the primary one. Would be nice to see more trade volume at Cryptopia though.

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