Topic: [ANN] [V] Version - Rare Desirable NO PREMINE Store of Value -->> v0.8.9.9 FIX - page 30. (Read 71626 times)

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linux wallet?

This coin looks amazing. It's captured my attention. Mac wallet?

You mine alone and found blocks appear too late? I'm sure you understand that the amount of users is fundamentally connected to the pool's ability to stability and responsiveness, don't you?
 

Right now I mine alone at http://ver.sumpool.com/
Looks like it works OK. Confirmations come very slow for some reason and found blocks appear very late but for me it works much more stable than zeus.

Bitember was doing some maintenance on their pool front ends this afternoon.  I've had my Antminer U-1's pointed at them as they seem to like the lower diff more, and they've been chugging along without any issues but the website/dashboard times out a lot.

Well i was mining at bitember but ants are reporting the pool as dead. Thought about just switching to a new pool but none seem to be working.

How can the pool know if it is offline or not?
I am guessing by the same way i am coming to the conclusion that it is down? By visiting the website and seeing zero miners mining at 0 kh/s on every pool?

Althought as i typed this i checked to see and it seems zeus pool is back up. Hopefully others will follow.

which pools are down?

Anyway, let's take some time and see things from the pool's software perspective.

How can the pool know that a miner software is online and is mining?
There is no session opened, there is no clicking on web pages, no refreshing... All the pool knows is when the miner finds a possible solution and sends the PoW packet to stratum server. Then stratum server communicates with the wallet and checks if the hash is accepted (which means a solution, which means a block) or rejected (which means give the miner-worker another set of work to solve).

As long as the miner keeps sending possible solutions to the time interval stratum wants, then pool's software shows the worker with online status. The hashrate of the worker is also calculated (and is never accurate - that's why you should always trust the hashrate reported by your miner software and not by the pool) according to the difficulty of the solution provided, related to the time it took for the miner to solve it. All possible solutions are saved to the db and are used for share calculation (which means how much a miner has contributed towards finding a block).

Now, when a block is found, a new round begins for the pool. All previously submitted shares are removed from current (new) round. That means that until the miner sends a new PoW, it doesn't exist to the contribution of the new round calculations (no shares from the miner, miner appears offline).

I hope my lack of English didn't make my article hard to understand. I tried to explain things as simple as I could. If more clarification is needed, please do not hesitate to ask

How long have all the pools been down?

Zeuspool it's ok?

My bfgminer running but in zeuspool my worker apeears offline....sometimes works, sometimes no...

I understand, but 90% of the time? It stays reject for HOURS.. something seems wrong

Unfortunately, that seems fairly typical.

This coin has 20-second blocks.  That's pretty fast.  Your miner might not find a share before the next block comes up.  It happened to me all the time even with 300GH.  My output would just read: New block detected ... new block detected ... new block detected ... no found shares or anything.  However, sometimes I would find good shares, and a good proportion of those were actually block solutions.

Try adding --no-submit-stale to reduce your reject rate.  A stale share is a share found on an old block.  Submitting them is pointless and they will be rejected by the pool.

Agree

ill hold until 0.x 

i will hold it until reach 0.00x
Buyers just lowball right now.

1. to spend them, you import the private key into your wallet using this command in the console:

2. Yes, because it is based on coin age.  The next time you import some coins and run the wallet and let it mint, it will process it.  Also this thread may answer some more questions: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=187714.20

so I've tried zeus and bitember, and it seems the pools are only accepting my 10 gh I am pointing there about 10% of the time. The rest of the time it is connecting to the pools, but nothing happens, no accepted shares, no HW, lots of rejects. It runs fine for about a few minutes before getting nothing but rejects for a long time, then gets another good minute or 2 and repeats. Is anyone else experiencing this? 10 gh for over 24 hours now and only 5 V...

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Ive been buying up what I can on www.nxt-e.com without causing a big spike in volume/price

I have a few questions about paper wallets.
I get a sending and receiving address. after that I go to the qt wallet and send the coins to the receiving address of the paper wallet.
1. how do I send them later to my qt wallet or to someone else?
2. if the coins are on paper, can PoS still work? how?

Yes, I want to see this grow nice and steady and stable.  I do one thing a day for content marketing - a post/tweet/etc., no hype just one thing a day, building slow steady growth.  I would like to see V on at least one major exchange, so that we get picked up on CoinMarketCap.com and CoinWarz.com.  We just need one so they can pull the data feed.  And then it can grow organically from there.

https://banknotes.versioncoin.com

I got the SSL certificate today and the paper wallet site is now setup with SSL.

This coin deserves advertising on facebook.