Topic: [ANN] [XMG] MAGI | CPU mining | mPoW | mPoS | [MagiPay] - page 232. (Read 2375939 times)

Are you able to exchange immediately after deposit? Or is there some extra verification/hidden rules? I remember Bittrex asks for basic verification, and then when you verify, it always fails and says now you need to verify something else (and your information gets locked there). So I hope you understand extra caution before I deposit some money, and I hope you can share your experience since you haven't had any issues.

You are right. Magi will work on easy guides & welcome in our friendly Magi community!😉

I'd have to agree.   I feel like I'm a fairly quick study (been a sysadmin for 18 years) but all of the documentation that I've been able to find makes the assumption that you already have a basic understanding of things.

I can't even find info on how I'm supposed to turn these coins in to actual money in my bank account. 

Why have the fork at block 1606950 instead of sooner?? At this rate it’s going to take ages!

I bought 50 XMG on there today exchanging LTC for it.

I bought the LTC on Coinbase with USD, then transferred it to Cryptopia to buy with. Transfer took about 12 minutes to verify. Was a lot cheaper in transaction fees to use LTC instead of BTC to send from Coinbase.

Didn't have any issues.

it's really the same system as almost every other digital currency except it has staking, please just read a bitcoin for dummies, or the bitcoin for 5 year olds webpage. I'm amazed people are mining this currency and then questioning how to turn it into cash, you should really get a basic understanding of cryptocurrencies, exchanges (this is where you swap to btc or ltc), and mining before you start. If you want a profit actually check its possible with your hashrates, electricity usage, and electricity price, or if your just doing it for fun or to support the coin make sure you have chosen the right one for you. And im not sure what other information you would need for the coin other than what is posted on the website http://www.m-core.org/resources/, most of the mining software is coded by the community and doesnt come with any other documentation than what is on the github for the download or forum post they release it on. You's really need to learn what cryptocurrency is, and how mining and exchanges work, then you wont need any specific documentation on the coin, you will understand their resource page and whether its a coin you want to support/trade/mine.

I bought 50 XMG on there today exchanging LTC for it.

I bought the LTC on Coinbase with USD, then transferred it to Cryptopia to buy with. Transfer took about 12 minutes to verify. Was a lot cheaper in transaction fees to use LTC instead of BTC to send from Coinbase.

Didn't have any issues.

According to the explorer today there was 23,866.753 XMG extracted. Where is all that going? If the pools are down?

I bought 50 XMG on there today exchanging LTC for it.

I bought the LTC on Coinbase with USD, then transferred it to Cryptopia to buy with. Transfer took about 12 minutes to verify. Was a lot cheaper in transaction fees to use LTC instead of BTC to send from Coinbase.

Didn't have any issues.

I've been using 'topia for over a year and didn't have any issues with them yet...

(Best support I've seen)

Why have the fork at block 1606950 instead of sooner?? At this rate it’s going to take ages!

Hi there! I bought some Magi back in April and left them on my desktop wallet. Is it enough to do a backup file of the wallet and at some point around mid of January just opening the backup in the new wallet after the hard fork? Or will I lose all my coins then?

hi, same error seems nobody puts hands to update and for newbies it's some time need to put lot of effort to understand how to deploy correctly.

Thanks.

Yes I'm using Ubuntu but I was using QT4 not QT5 ---- gotta use QT5 someone needs to update the build instructions -

It compiled fine now using QT5 btw if you dont know what version of qt on the machine is default use ~ qmake -v

Nice to hear from you too!  I have just been staking on a windows laptop over the past year and it has been working well when I remember to setstakesplitthreshold 3200 and setstakecombinethreshold 1200.  Any problems that I have had with coin input size management has been when my laptop resets and I forget to change them when I run the wallet again.  Is it possible to set these in the conf file so they are set when the wallet starts?

I have 2 Orange PI PC plus with custom cases with a fan and heatsink and 1 Orange PI zero currently being shipped from China.  I am looking forward to getting the wallet running on one of them for staking, because this will use much less power then the laptop and will be easier to keep on 24 hours/day.  I am going to put android on another one to use for streaming TV.  I plan to test to see if I can mine with that one while streaming at the same time, but it might take some process prioritization that I don't know how to do yet.  It would be really cool to figure out how to make a PI cluster for mining and to share a guide with the community, as the hash/watt with the ARM64 chip seems to be higher then PC cpus.

The new wallet is running on my laptop and is waiting for the fork.  It seems that there were only ~150 blocks since I went to bed so we might be waiting for a while.