Yeah, that was PoS you got :-)
Thanks for looking!
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Thanks for looking!
Yep, we need another one, the pool is around 50% of the network...
Looks like the pool is starting to get really busy 
Yeah, that was PoS you got :-)
You have coins that are 12 days old? How is that possible if the release was 10 days ago? They are being mined and several people already confirmed it :-) Stake has it's own difficulty too. So depending on it, you might get a stake after 7 days. And coin age is counted from after it has been confirmed
Sorry ..10+ days old. 90% of my coins were mined within the first 5 hours of release. Is there a way in the client to show the amount of coins that have matured?
Sending you a pm if you don't mind as I am confused by something. May have just generated a POS.
Yes, you generate coins based on your holdings given that you've held the said coins for a given amount of time. In this case 7 days. You'll see staked coins marked as "mint by stake" in the wallet transactions tab
So the coins have to be held by the wallet for 7 days before you can start mining proof-of-stake off of them?
How do you actually mine the proof-of-stake blocks? Just mine like normal and it will mine towards both the POW and POS? Or do you not have to actively mine on that wallet at all?
What happens if you do not solo mine, but use a pool? Are you still mining POS?
In linux, how would you check if mined a POS block?
Sorry for all the questions. Thanks in advance.
No need to mine at all. The wallet has a separate, own, miner for the PoS mining.
Has anyone mined a POS block as of yet? I have 10+k that are 12 days old. How do we know if POS mining is working from a linux client?
You have coins that are 12 days old? How is that possible if the release was 10 days ago? They are being mined and several people already confirmed it :-) Stake has it's own difficulty too. So depending on it, you might get a stake after 7 days. And coin age is counted from after it has been confirmed
Has anyone mined a POS block as of yet? I have 10+k that are 12 days old. How do we know if POS mining is working from a linux client?
Yes, you generate coins based on your holdings given that you've held the said coins for a given amount of time. In this case 7 days. You'll see staked coins marked as "mint by stake" in the wallet transactions tab
So the coins have to be held by the wallet for 7 days before you can start mining proof-of-stake off of them?
How do you actually mine the proof-of-stake blocks? Just mine like normal and it will mine towards both the POW and POS? Or do you not have to actively mine on that wallet at all?
What happens if you do not solo mine, but use a pool? Are you still mining POS?
In linux, how would you check if mined a POS block?
Sorry for all the questions. Thanks in advance.
Can someone explain how the proof of stake mining works? I have heard it talked about repeatedly, but not 100% I truly understand how it works.
Is it simply that you generate coins based on your holdings? How can you tell if you have a POS block?
Any details would be appreciated.
Is it simply that you generate coins based on your holdings? How can you tell if you have a POS block?
Any details would be appreciated.
Yes, you generate coins based on your holdings given that you've held the said coins for a given amount of time. In this case 7 days. You'll see staked coins marked as "mint by stake" in the wallet transactions tab
I just installed Blazr2's new version and on install my two mined blocks from yesterday disappeared.
Anyone know what may have happened?
Anyone know what may have happened?
There was a fork yesterday, you might have been affected by it
I just installed Blazr2's new version and on install my two mined blocks from yesterday disappeared.
Anyone know what may have happened?
Anyone know what may have happened?
Can someone explain how the proof of stake mining works? I have heard it talked about repeatedly, but not 100% I truly understand how it works.
Is it simply that you generate coins based on your holdings? How can you tell if you have a POS block?
Any details would be appreciated.
Is it simply that you generate coins based on your holdings? How can you tell if you have a POS block?
Any details would be appreciated.
Greatly appreciated. Thanks. I didn't see a need to update version for a cosmetic fix :-P but if people see a need to give a new minor version to future small updates, I will :-)
Here's an updated client:
https://mega.co.nz/#!qYU03aQQ!IK_f4UeoeyFpCimwERN1HjKuEjoedeBrLXSOoVFnbKI
Note: version numbers did not change, but this is the latest Git commit from this AM with the seednode and checkpoints. Uploaded to Mega at jasinlee's request as he's mentioned Google Drive has been giving issues with download. Please mirror if desired!
CACHe donations always appreciated: CWMBZCncyewyFGwtSoxRkme96FFZpJcZUp
CACHe on!
https://mega.co.nz/#!qYU03aQQ!IK_f4UeoeyFpCimwERN1HjKuEjoedeBrLXSOoVFnbKI
Note: version numbers did not change, but this is the latest Git commit from this AM with the seednode and checkpoints. Uploaded to Mega at jasinlee's request as he's mentioned Google Drive has been giving issues with download. Please mirror if desired!
CACHe donations always appreciated: CWMBZCncyewyFGwtSoxRkme96FFZpJcZUp
CACHe on!
Windows binaries? 
Blazr2 said he'll help compile the windows binaries :-) I sent him a PM. So i guess when he wakes up :-P
Windows binaries?
Nice update, now I can tell where stakes came from!
So, who can report the first staked block? 
Updated github with a fix to correctly display staked coins. Now they are marked "mint by stake" instead of "sent to". This is just a makeup ;-)
Make sure you connect to the seed node in the OP (or update latest git, i've hardcoded it in)
There was a small fork some hours ago, Please update the wallet with good checkpoint
There's nothing really critical in the update, If you have sync issues and don't wanna update the wallet, just remove your blk* files in the data dir and launch wallet with "-connect=" It'll sync with the seednode and should fix the issue
There was a small fork some hours ago, Please update the wallet with good checkpoint
There's nothing really critical in the update, If you have sync issues and don't wanna update the wallet, just remove your blk* files in the data dir and launch wallet with "-connect=
Kay, nodes are in AND i updated so this should be good for now
Back to solo mining, switched all gpu miners to my wallet, pool became big enough ^^
Yeah, pool getting more and more attention :-)
Yeah, good coin, good pool, much attention *cough*
We need another pool.
Make sure you connect to the seed node in the OP (or update latest git, i've hardcoded it in)
There was a small fork some hours ago, Please update the wallet with good checkpoint
There's nothing really critical in the update, If you have sync issues and don't wanna update the wallet, just remove your blk* files in the data dir and launch wallet with "-connect=" It'll sync with the seednode and should fix the issue
There was a small fork some hours ago, Please update the wallet with good checkpoint
There's nothing really critical in the update, If you have sync issues and don't wanna update the wallet, just remove your blk* files in the data dir and launch wallet with "-connect=
Kay, nodes are in AND i updated so this should be good for now
Back to solo mining, switched all gpu miners to my wallet, pool became big enough ^^
Yeah, pool getting more and more attention :-)
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