Topic: [ANN] Unbreakablecoin (UNB) | SHA256 - Over 3x Bigger then Bitcoin | No Premine - page 35. (Read 134933 times)

I'm quick like that.  Mr. Blasko needs to improve on his customer service skills. 

I've got a very strong feeling about your competency level and I assume you're 100% right.  We better not hardfork, that would upset me much. 

Thanks again for bringing this up, hopefully just in time!!! 

Cheers for quick replys...

Actually, I think it's like half a fork - as soon as iSpace pool finds the next block, because I think its a block behind for whatever reason, thats the completion of the fork... as long as iSpace updates to the latest block, then the fork is avoided - it does mean that since block 45871 was generated sunday 26th June 2016 at 00:56:06, everyone mining UNB with iSpace has been working on old blockchain data, sorry...

Like I said, I want to be wrong, but I don't think I am...

Cheers !!!

So you're saying the chain looks forked for the past few days?

Mr. Blasko, I do believe this is in your core competency!  I'll fix it next time. 

Hey

Thanks !!!

I'm concerned about the possible fork - please could you or someone else verify what I have said about the block numbers and the iSpace pool, thanks !!!

iSpace - http://ispace.co.uk/coindetails/?coin=unb

Block Explorer - https://www.blockexperts.com/unb

Sometimes it's better to be wrong, although if there is a prob, and its sorted before it really happens, or gets worse, then thats still all good.

If I am correct, then anyone mining with iSpace is wasting their time and may even cause the unbreakablecoin network problems, until the blockchains are sync'd properly - Block 45871 was generated on sunday 26th June 2016 at 00:56:06 - iSpace shows last known block as 45870 generated on 23/06/2016 20:06:27

Just so everyone can stay informed and any problems can get sorted before anything escelates and makes new news !!!

no news is good news - even if any publicity is good publicity...

Thanks !!!

I thought you'd never show up. 

This the kind of guys we need around here.  Very true about the risk reward here, could be a dead end and waste of time or something huge. 

 Welcome!!!

Hey everyone

I'm new to unbreakablecoin, but have been mining bitcoin for about 5 years.

I was looking for an altcoin that would benefit from some extra asic processing power, and after some research, I have chosen unbreakablecoin.

I am currently solo mining 1 x BFL 7gh asic using cgminer and blue version of unbreakablecoin wallet running on windows server 2008r2 x64.

Although 7gh isn't much, I do have other slightly more powerful asic miners that I may also add in the future...the unbreakablecoin network is currently running at 2.209 THs / 2209 GHs total...

The router firewall port 9336 is open and the wallet shows 3 connections, although I don't know how that works out when separating incoming and outgoing...

I was looking into the mining pools, and it seems that the only pool that currently supports unbreakablecoin is iSpace - http://ispace.co.uk/ - it seems to have about half the network power currently. The other pools seem down for whatever reasons...

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There may be a problem with the iSpace pool though - my local wallet is showing the current block as 45871 - the block explorer ( https://www.blockexperts.com/unb ) is also showing the current block as 45871 - but the iSpace pool is showing the last known block as 45870. If my understanding of how the blockchain works is correct, then if iSpace pool is working on 45870 as the current block, it means it doesn't know block 45871 exists, so is trying to find block 45871, which when found by iSpace pool, will cause a fork in the blockchain, as its not currently in sync with the rest of the network, which knows block 45871 already exists...If I am correct, this needs to be sorted asap...I hope I am wrong...this could mean that iSpace are in the process of stopping supporting unbreakablecoin...?
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The current maths for unbreakablecoin blocks looks like:-

last 2016 block = 44352
current block = 45871
next 2016 block = 46368

46368 - 45871 = 497 blocks left until difficulty change every 2016 blocks.

currently minimum of 1 block found per day.

1 block per day = 497 days / 1 year & 132 days
1 block per 2 days  = 994 days / 2 years & 264 days
1 block per 3 days = 1491 days / 4 years & 31 days
etc ...

I have done a youtube vid on unbreakablecoin that will be on my channel soon - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCndNXZT2RhxHv7tXfW-WMSg

I have been looking into running a UNOMP pool server dedicated to unbreakablecoin, but unfortunately that has not made it too far currently.

Am looking forward to chatting with others and seeing where the future takes unbreakablecoin...its current state has as much downside as it has potential !!!

Cheers for reading - comments, questions or suggestions welcome

Sonix711.

UNB never changed and it still works? Miracle from Jesus

Ha ha, talk about clutching at straws.  The designed emission rate is 14,400 coins a day, but because the blockchain is crawling along generating roughly one block or 50 coins a day it's "low inflation" and apparently a good thing.

Oh, and by the way the console is labelled "Bitcoin - Debug window". Perhaps another thing "not to change"?

yep . and that same fact, means no high inflation of UNB

I'm wondering the same thing.

and is it really in new Zealand or is it another Chinese/Russian honey pot?

are there really only 2.28 million UNB out there right now?  that's AWESOME!

The blockchain is slow as f but I'll take that killer low inflation any day. 

Now let's get this thing on a good exchange like bittrex or Poloniex and rock it!!!


Cheers!

How old is this cryptopia site? Is it safe to put my coins there?

ah topia
my shytcoin ist still om yobit lol
i will look that way
 

Hey my uber south fla pal - Yobit & topia -

hey buddy  where you guys talk now that cryptsy is gonzo?

Not really convinced that is the number one issue that needs to be addressed ...

I know the site needs an overhaul... Soon! 

"Windows Blue Wallet" worked for me just now from here.. http://www.unbreakablecoin.com/wallets/2015-unbreakablecoin-wallets/

is there a recent wallet download that actually downloads?  TIA