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How much is the annual interest via PoS?
How much is the annual interest via PoS?
around 5% per coin per year
And panic sells xD
How much is the annual interest via PoS?
How much is the annual interest via PoS?
Poloniex market unfrozen :-)
"...does not validate on CPU" - I'm running T5x12 now, everything above seems to break something.
I increased the lookup-gap to 4 now, which gives me the best results so far: ~8.6khash per card.
I increased the lookup-gap to 4 now, which gives me the best results so far: ~8.6khash per card.
thx, it up to 6.7khash now running under linux @ stock clocks.
Still bad. Try my conf:
"algo" : "scrypt-jane:CACH",
"launch-config" : "t5x24",
"batchsize" : "4096",
"lookup-gap" : "2",
"single-memory" : "1",
"hash-parallel" : "2",
"interactive" : "0"
thx, it up to 6.7khash now running under linux @ stock clocks.
just wanted to test this coin out. on a single 750Ti I get 4.1khash/s - is that ok? I somewhere read something about 25khash? 
The new n-factor is the culprit. But you should get 9khs at least. Try lookup-gap 3 and batch 4096
just wanted to test this coin out. on a single 750Ti I get 4.1khash/s - is that ok? I somewhere read something about 25khash?
Awesome
thanks! They are adding USD trade pairs and lock down all accounts to 1000$ daily limits as long as you dont verify yourself with official ID. That's scary.
I have noticed the USD pairs (though seem to be not working at the moment), but I have not found any information about any upcoming limits. Where have you found this?
quick question about minting via staked shares. Will a faster CPU with multi-cores and multi-threads mint from staked coins faster?
Short answer: no.
Basically, the staking is done in a way that most inputs to a stake computation come fixed from the last block, the variables being your coins txid and the time. So as long as your CPU is fast enough to iterate over your wallet once a while (and unless you have gazillion of Cachecoin addresses, this iteration is fast, so even very weak CPU is good enough), then you're not limited by CPU at all and having a more powerful one won't help with staking.
Thanks for the info!
quick question about minting via staked shares. Will a faster CPU with multi-cores and multi-threads mint from staked coins faster?
Short answer: no.
Basically, the staking is done in a way that most inputs to a stake computation come fixed from the last block, the variables being your coins txid and the time. So as long as your CPU is fast enough to iterate over your wallet once a while (and unless you have gazillion of Cachecoin addresses, this iteration is fast, so even very weak CPU is good enough), then you're not limited by CPU at all and having a more powerful one won't help with staking.
They are adding USD trade pairs and lock down all accounts to 1000$ daily limits as long as you dont verify yourself with official ID. That's scary.
I have noticed the USD pairs (though seem to be not working at the moment), but I have not found any information about any upcoming limits. Where have you found this?
quick question about minting via staked shares. Will a faster CPU with multi-cores and multi-threads mint from staked coins faster?
what does the true stand for?
"true" = unlock for staking only
If "true" is declared, the wallet allows minting/staking to happen, but any spending will require the password to be input again.
If "true" is not declared, the wallet will instead be fully unlocked, allowing transactions to be executed without further password input.
Cheers,
~ Myagui
what does the true stand for?
OK I think I got it from looking at the sourcecode
https://github.com/kalgecin/CACHeCoin/blob/7144c263855d6b194c26e926e6cf721553b1102a/src/bitcoinrpc.cpp#L267
I guess it's just
Code:
./cachecoind walletpassphrase XXXXXXXXXX 99999999 true
correct me if I'm wrong please.
Sorry if it has been asked / explained before - but I couldn't find the information.
How do I leave my wallet encrypted but unlock it for staking on LINUX with cachecoind running.
I know how to do it on Win (Help>Debug Window>Console...) but it would be easier to just leave it running on a server to stake...
Thanks
Martin
Code:
/path/to/cachecoind
There's no way to do it automatically. Because that would require you to store the password in the conf file. Which makes encrypting your wallet useless. Jump to: