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Topic: [ANN] TagCoin - Multi Token Wallet and Trading Platform - page 19. (Read 301290 times)
Why you can not put tag coin at crsypty
Since I can't get my coins on cryptsy, would anyone be willing to exchange Tagcoin for another alt currency? PM me, I'm up for suggestions.
I also have been intriqued by this coin but it seems to be on a downward spiral....
@TagBond : I have just completed going through 142 pages of this thread including links posted therein sometimes with a soft toothbrush (to flick your phrase). I know @Tyke studied 135 pages for collecting TagCoin info for his book. But I am no writer. Or miner. Or an altcoin beneficiary or loser.
I read through everything just to track the evolution of your stated business intentions, which continue to be repeated. Because the idea appealed to me >> an altcoin with a solid business that has perpetual value.
Must be more than a year proclaiming The World's First Rewards Coin.
How many reward points has TagCoin or TagBond or TagSomethingElse processed until yesterday ?
I have noticed you telling forum users repeatedly to engage merchants, rewards using customers & potential customers to establish TagCoin and hence increase its value. What has your well equipped team (a reported fraction of which appears in a picture) with offices stated to be in more than one country done to achieve this in more than one year ?
Repeatedly stating one of your business models emulates Adsense and another emulates Facebook and maybe a third emulates Amazon sounds good to the layman. More than a year gone, what have you done ? How many ads are you running ? How much revenue have you generated ?
If your net worth is more than the market cap of TagCoin as you tend to repeat before this forum, how much money have you actually spent translating your stated (not the unstated) business intentions into reality ? And if you have indeed been spending the required amount in the last one year why are you continuing to spend considering there are no visible results ?
Don't you think "The World's First Rewards Coin" is a misnomer ? The world will feel cheated when it gets to hear that its first reward coin processed so few (if at all) reward points in more than a year.
I am sure you will take my words positively as a businessman would. My apologies if you don't.
I read through everything just to track the evolution of your stated business intentions, which continue to be repeated. Because the idea appealed to me >> an altcoin with a solid business that has perpetual value.
Must be more than a year proclaiming The World's First Rewards Coin.
How many reward points has TagCoin or TagBond or TagSomethingElse processed until yesterday ?
I have noticed you telling forum users repeatedly to engage merchants, rewards using customers & potential customers to establish TagCoin and hence increase its value. What has your well equipped team (a reported fraction of which appears in a picture) with offices stated to be in more than one country done to achieve this in more than one year ?
Repeatedly stating one of your business models emulates Adsense and another emulates Facebook and maybe a third emulates Amazon sounds good to the layman. More than a year gone, what have you done ? How many ads are you running ? How much revenue have you generated ?
If your net worth is more than the market cap of TagCoin as you tend to repeat before this forum, how much money have you actually spent translating your stated (not the unstated) business intentions into reality ? And if you have indeed been spending the required amount in the last one year why are you continuing to spend considering there are no visible results ?
Don't you think "The World's First Rewards Coin" is a misnomer ? The world will feel cheated when it gets to hear that its first reward coin processed so few (if at all) reward points in more than a year.
I am sure you will take my words positively as a businessman would. My apologies if you don't.
What is highest block chain now?
My pool CoinMine.PW mining TagCoin with rate about 1GH.
Pool info page: http://www.coinmine.pw/poolinfo.php?coinid=87
You can check last block in right column.
Also several checkpoints
getblockhash 156620
0000000000f72df9128ec79dcdf2e705973331a7c64d4f8654701c4ea47482d9
getblockhash 156600
0000000000ea742c804f79fc972d28f44e9ba02320bf73d6a6ddcb06fa8699cd
My pool CoinMine.PW mining TagCoin with rate about 1GH.
Pool info page: http://www.coinmine.pw/poolinfo.php?coinid=87
You can check last block in right column.
Also several checkpoints
getblockhash 156620
0000000000f72df9128ec79dcdf2e705973331a7c64d4f8654701c4ea47482d9
getblockhash 156600
0000000000ea742c804f79fc972d28f44e9ba02320bf73d6a6ddcb06fa8699cd
the tagcoin wallet does not work
why???
why???
I had mining at your pool
And stop for now
Nothing at my wallet mining at your pool
10 hours
Speed 350 MHz
Also any news windows wallet version???
And stop for now
Nothing at my wallet mining at your pool
10 hours
Speed 350 MHz
Also any news windows wallet version???
What is the last block your wallet is showing? Also, you're not showing up in the miner's list if you are currently mining on the pool. Are you cloud mining or mining with your own hardware? What settings are you using?
This has been happening a lot lately, mostly due to the fact that the TAG network is forked. Please make sure you're on the same fork as the pool before you mine on the pool. Coinwarz and Tagmining are on the same fork, so you can check there any time you need to see what the last block height was.
I will look at the logs jelin, and see what they show with regards to your address.
-Fuse
This has been happening a lot lately, mostly due to the fact that the TAG network is forked. Please make sure you're on the same fork as the pool before you mine on the pool. Coinwarz and Tagmining are on the same fork, so you can check there any time you need to see what the last block height was.
I will look at the logs jelin, and see what they show with regards to your address.
-Fuse
i mining at pool 10 hours now and nothing at my wallet why?
my adress is
tagmining pool
TJop7L8mgCdGZYdpAdm4UtvqumWYb2wCQW
my adress is
tagmining pool
TJop7L8mgCdGZYdpAdm4UtvqumWYb2wCQW
Any blockchain that work?
..
..Sync to tagmining.com. It's the same chain as coinwarz, and seems to be the highest block height so far. My server node is showing around 25-30 connections on average.
-Fuse
Any blockchain that work?..
..
i am also trying but it seams as though the coin is on its way out.... I think it has potential but there just isn't a community behind it...
can please everbody here create two tickets so that the exchanges see that people want the coin back working? they are ignoring me..
http://support.bter.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
https://cryptsy.freshdesk.com/support/tickets/new
http://support.bter.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
https://cryptsy.freshdesk.com/support/tickets/new
Anything being done to add more working pools or maybe even an exchange that has the correct wallet...thanks
You can create a BAT file and put addnode in there and it will work. I set a path to my datadir because I keep all my blockchains outside Appdata. I also do this because I run more than one wallet of the same coin on the same computer.
Here's mine:
cd %HOMEPATH%\Desktop\TagCoin
start TagCoin-qt -port=7500 -datadir=c:\Users\TroyBlockchains\TagCoin -listen=0 -addnode=tagmining.com
Startide
Here's mine:
cd %HOMEPATH%\Desktop\TagCoin
start TagCoin-qt -port=7500 -datadir=c:\Users\TroyBlockchains\TagCoin -listen=0 -addnode=tagmining.com
Startide
NOMP config should be quite simple.. nothing special for me.. no donation..
but it works for me now for 200 blocks without a single rejected block..
so maybe you try another miner software? or check the simple things: do you mine with scrypt? are the ports correct?
but it works for me now for 200 blocks without a single rejected block..
so maybe you try another miner software? or check the simple things: do you mine with scrypt? are the ports correct?
What is your NOMP logs showing? There would be info there as well. If you don't have logging turned on, you can do it in the NOMP configs, and specify the extent of the logging. I think "INFO" would be sufficient to get the info you need. "DEBUG" might be better.
The debug.log file is showing the accepted block because it's accepted at your end, but that doesn't mean it's accepted through the network. The wallet merely says that it's a valid block submission. More than likely, you're generating valid blocks, but they are being orphaned in the confirmation process. If you wanted, you could set up additional nodes locally, and add them to your conf file via the addnode command. That way the blocks will get near-instant confirmations, which may be enough to get them accepted over another node's block. It's a pretty common strategy with hardcore solo miners.
-Fuse
The debug.log file is showing the accepted block because it's accepted at your end, but that doesn't mean it's accepted through the network. The wallet merely says that it's a valid block submission. More than likely, you're generating valid blocks, but they are being orphaned in the confirmation process. If you wanted, you could set up additional nodes locally, and add them to your conf file via the addnode command. That way the blocks will get near-instant confirmations, which may be enough to get them accepted over another node's block. It's a pretty common strategy with hardcore solo miners.
-Fuse
Adding the local nodes is an interesting idea I will think about doing that.
As for the debug on nomp
2015-01-08 14:54:01 [Pool] [tagcoin] (Thread 1) Daemon instance 0 rejected a supposedly valid block
2015-01-08 14:59:04 [Pool] [tagcoin] (Thread 2) Daemon instance 0 rejected a supposedly valid block
That is what I get in the log file.
Usually I will see an orphan after the block has been submitted successfully and then it is kicked or orphaned. In this case it as being rejected immediately.
Perhaps I did something wrong in my config. I had double check but will look again. The fact that bfgminer says all pools dead just for this coin also seems to show something is wrong.
EDIT: Does Tagcoin require a donation per block?
What is your NOMP logs showing? There would be info there as well. If you don't have logging turned on, you can do it in the NOMP configs, and specify the extent of the logging. I think "INFO" would be sufficient to get the info you need. "DEBUG" might be better.
The debug.log file is showing the accepted block because it's accepted at your end, but that doesn't mean it's accepted through the network. The wallet merely says that it's a valid block submission. More than likely, you're generating valid blocks, but they are being orphaned in the confirmation process. If you wanted, you could set up additional nodes locally, and add them to your conf file via the addnode command. That way the blocks will get near-instant confirmations, which may be enough to get them accepted over another node's block. It's a pretty common strategy with hardcore solo miners.
-Fuse
The debug.log file is showing the accepted block because it's accepted at your end, but that doesn't mean it's accepted through the network. The wallet merely says that it's a valid block submission. More than likely, you're generating valid blocks, but they are being orphaned in the confirmation process. If you wanted, you could set up additional nodes locally, and add them to your conf file via the addnode command. That way the blocks will get near-instant confirmations, which may be enough to get them accepted over another node's block. It's a pretty common strategy with hardcore solo miners.
-Fuse
You've got some forum time under your belt, so I'm going to assume you are capable of setting up solo mining correctly.
Are you pegging blocks one after another, or is it a block here and there that isn't confirming? Also, have you looked at the debug.log file for the wallet? It will indicated what is happening with those blocks. The debug.log file will be located in the same folder as the wallet.dat file.
-Fuse
Are you pegging blocks one after another, or is it a block here and there that isn't confirming? Also, have you looked at the debug.log file for the wallet? It will indicated what is happening with those blocks. The debug.log file will be located in the same folder as the wallet.dat file.
-Fuse
It's running on my nomp pool.
I stopped after it found the 2nd block and it was refused.
Not seeing anything in the debug.log that indicating anything.
Here are a few lines
trying connection 198.27.81.114:8623 lastseen=1.2hrs
connection timeout
trying connection 95.31.211.13:8623 lastseen=1.2hrs
received block 0000000001603bb98ead
SetBestChain: new best=0000000001603bb98ead height=154924 trust=1245177485742 date=01/08/15 20:21:29
ProcessBlock: ACCEPTED
getblocks -1 to 00000000000000000000 limit 500
getblocks -1 to 00000000000000000000 limit 500
Also strange on my bfgminer window is shows all pools dead, yet it is mining and submitting shares showing both on bfgminer and nomp backend.
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