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cryptomaxsun

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Quote from: TXID on July 26, 2018, 01:10:07 PM

Quote from: cryptomaxsun on July 26, 2018, 11:51:32 AM

Why is not a Snowgem presented to any masternodes monitoring service?
How to monitor the status of its masternode?
Service https://masternodesmap.snowgem.org is not very convenient and informative.

You also can create an account then managing all your masternodes from your profile on https://masternodesmap.snowgem.org

I registered to this service.
very little information,
Transactions for last 24 hours - does not show at all, all have it, I checked the various masternodes.

is there any idea of making a program for an android to monitor the state of masternodes programs?

TXID

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Quote from: cryptomaxsun on July 26, 2018, 11:51:32 AM

Why is not a Snowgem presented to any masternodes monitoring service?
How to monitor the status of its masternode?
Service https://masternodesmap.snowgem.org is not very convenient and informative.

You also can create an account then managing all your masternodes from your profile on https://masternodesmap.snowgem.org

crd007

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Quote from: cryptomaxsun on July 26, 2018, 11:51:32 AM

Why is not a Snowgem presented to any masternodes monitoring service?
How to monitor the status of its masternode?
Service https://masternodesmap.snowgem.org is not very convenient and informative.

Snowgem is listed here: https://masternodes.pro/stats/xsg/statistics

cryptomaxsun

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Why is not a Snowgem presented to any masternodes monitoring service?
How to monitor the status of its masternode?
Service https://masternodesmap.snowgem.org is not very convenient and informative.

Oren4000

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Quote from: Elder III on July 20, 2018, 05:37:34 PM

You can rent a VPS for $5 per month and host multiple Masternodes on it (only if they are from different coins in most cases). There are various services in the $8-10 range that will manage your Masternode for you too, although I'm not sure which ones support SnowGem specifically.

In my opinion, investing into Masternode is very risky, mainly because real ROI will be much different than estimated ROI at the time investors decide to invest into their interest masternode coins.

Masternode or not, any coin or token carries with it some risks if you're going to invest in them. Proper timing of when to buy and when to sell is essential, especially in crypto. One big advantage of masternode coins is that they allow you to earn passive income, as long as you have chosen a good coin such as Snowgem.

Manojdaran

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http://fpgadeck.com/

Anyone using funakoshi miner? Im getting the error "Worker Not Authorized". Pool is zhash.pro

Bitcoindumper

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What is the goal of snowgem

crd007

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Quote from: Elder III on July 20, 2018, 05:37:34 PM

You can rent a VPS for $5 per month and host multiple Masternodes on it (only if they are from different coins in most cases). There are various services in the $8-10 range that will manage your Masternode for you too, although I'm not sure which ones support SnowGem specifically.

In my opinion, investing into Masternode is very risky, mainly because real ROI will be much different than estimated ROI at the time investors decide to invest into their interest masternode coins.

Just don't invest in those shitty pump&dump scam masternode coins. Choose a project that has proven itself to be trustworthy. Like Snowgem for example. Chances are high that this project will rise in price and interest due to hard work of the officials. So it's a good investment. I don't think you will lose money. Also look at what nUm81 said. You can always cut your losses (if there will be) and step out of the masternode bussines.

nUm81

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Quote from: Elder III on July 20, 2018, 05:37:34 PM

You can rent a VPS for $5 per month and host multiple Masternodes on it (only if they are from different coins in most cases). There are various services in the $8-10 range that will manage your Masternode for you too, although I'm not sure which ones support SnowGem specifically.

In my opinion, investing into Masternode is very risky, mainly because real ROI will be much different than estimated ROI at the time investors decide to invest into their interest masternode coins.

I don't see how you can say that its very risky to invest into a Masternode. You can remove your funds at any time, there is no locked in contract or agreement and you always maintain control of your own collateral coins. You start receive payments within hours of setting up your Masternode. If you plan to hold coins for any period of time waiting for growth then Masternodes are just interest on your holdings.

nUm81

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Quote from: cryptomaxsun on July 23, 2018, 12:41:14 AM

I have a question about the distribution of rewards for the block.
Reward 20 coins, miners 10, masternodes 9, development fund 1.
But I look there are payments for example: 9.6 +1 + 0.4 +9.
Or 9.84 +1 + 9 + 0.16.
But in some blocks this is not.
To whom is 0.4 or 0.16 for example?

To use this block for example;

https://insight.snowgem.org/block/0000021e06573313bf77d6d7292546d443e535abc448c5c0558e9958fb14ab2b

9.84043089 XSG was paid to the pool to distribute to miners.
1 XSG was paid to the development fund.
9 XSG was paid to a masternode.
0.16 XSG was paid to the pool as the pool fee.

Total is 20.00043089 XSG for the block.

The 0.00043089 XSG are from the tx fees that people pay to send transactions to the network.

Hope that answers your question.

gsanjin

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Quote from: cryptomaxsun on July 23, 2018, 12:41:14 AM

I have a question about the distribution of rewards for the block.
Reward 20 coins, miners 10, masternodes 9, development fund 1.
But I look there are payments for example: 9.6 +1 + 0.4 +9.
Or 9.84 +1 + 9 + 0.16.
But in some blocks this is not.
To whom is 0.4 or 0.16 for example?

I also noticed the same in explorer, interested in answer.

cryptomaxsun

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Ukrainians will resist

I have a question about the distribution of rewards for the block.
Reward 20 coins, miners 10, masternodes 9, development fund 1.
But I look there are payments for example: 9.6 +1 + 0.4 +9.
Or 9.84 +1 + 9 + 0.16.
But in some blocks this is not.
To whom is 0.4 or 0.16 for example?

hueannhien91

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An interesting coin, good development team, strong community, a new cryptocurrency based on Zcash, hope the project succeeds well.

Elder III

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Quote from: HaberHash on July 20, 2018, 07:54:17 AM

Quote from: Elder III on July 19, 2018, 06:00:49 PM

Quote from: crd007 on July 17, 2018, 10:12:35 AM

Quote from: cool4y on July 15, 2018, 12:53:31 PM

Beware, VPS is not mandatory if you have enough capacity on your PC for running a MN.

No it's not necessary but you need to have a static IP what most of the normal users don't have.
This might change in the future ..

Yep, the majority of ISP (at least here in the USA) don't offer a static IP address. When they do offer it they charge more money for it too, so hosting a MN on a VPS is the best option for allot of folks.

Hosting a MN on a VPS would cost you more than you'd get back. Unless you were running lots of master nodes or already had a static address/VPS it doesn't seem worth the investment.

You can rent a VPS for $5 per month and host multiple Masternodes on it (only if they are from different coins in most cases). There are various services in the $8-10 range that will manage your Masternode for you too, although I'm not sure which ones support SnowGem specifically.

jacko0088

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Blockchain Core Dev

SnowGem was added on EquiGems mining pool!

https://equigems.online/

Code:

stratum+tcp://equigems.online:[COIN-PORT] -u [YOUR-PAYOUT-ADDRESS] -p ANYTHING

crd007

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Quote from: HaberHash on July 20, 2018, 07:54:17 AM

Quote from: Elder III on July 19, 2018, 06:00:49 PM

Quote from: crd007 on July 17, 2018, 10:12:35 AM

Quote from: cool4y on July 15, 2018, 12:53:31 PM

Beware, VPS is not mandatory if you have enough capacity on your PC for running a MN.

No it's not necessary but you need to have a static IP what most of the normal users don't have.
This might change in the future ..

Yep, the majority of ISP (at least here in the USA) don't offer a static IP address. When they do offer it they charge more money for it too, so hosting a MN on a VPS is the best option for allot of folks.

Hosting a MN on a VPS would cost you more than you'd get back. Unless you were running lots of master nodes or already had a static address/VPS it doesn't seem worth the investment.

Not true. VPS costs around 5 - 10$ per Month. The rewards of this coin are 259$ per Month atm. So you will earn around 250$ per month by hosting a Snowgem MN on a VPS.
Do your math!

HaberHash

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Quote from: Elder III on July 19, 2018, 06:00:49 PM

Quote from: crd007 on July 17, 2018, 10:12:35 AM

Quote from: cool4y on July 15, 2018, 12:53:31 PM

Beware, VPS is not mandatory if you have enough capacity on your PC for running a MN.

No it's not necessary but you need to have a static IP what most of the normal users don't have.
This might change in the future ..

Yep, the majority of ISP (at least here in the USA) don't offer a static IP address. When they do offer it they charge more money for it too, so hosting a MN on a VPS is the best option for allot of folks.

Hosting a MN on a VPS would cost you more than you'd get back. Unless you were running lots of master nodes or already had a static address/VPS it doesn't seem worth the investment.

Elder III

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Quote from: crd007 on July 17, 2018, 10:12:35 AM

Quote from: cool4y on July 15, 2018, 12:53:31 PM

Beware, VPS is not mandatory if you have enough capacity on your PC for running a MN.

No it's not necessary but you need to have a static IP what most of the normal users don't have.
This might change in the future ..

Yep, the majority of ISP (at least here in the USA) don't offer a static IP address. When they do offer it they charge more money for it too, so hosting a MN on a VPS is the best option for allot of folks.

Jules81

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alekseirubin

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SnowGem(XSG) was added to Rubin Mining Calculator

Features:

average time to find block for solo miners
NiceHash rental calculator
SnowGem pools list

SnowGem(XSG) mining calculator: https://mining.alekseirubin.com/calculator/XSG

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