Topic: [ANN][GRA] Graincoin - New PoW/PoS coin | Fast, secure | Version 1.5 Released! - page 57. (Read 177059 times)

I have a plenty of orphans each day but still I don't see this annoying for me and I must tell that my connection is far from perfect. When I have been trying to mine GLX then yes I had nearly 2/3 of all my PoW blocks orphaned or even more.

This is a bit different for the PoW/PoS hybrid. While a well connected node with a plenty of the hashing power may win the race in broadcasting its PoW block it can't make the network accept more PoW blocks than the network would accept according to the 12/1 rule. ATM there should be no big coinstake in the malicious hands to influence PoS either.

As I posted today at some moment we even were behind the target - we had 22 PoW blocks out of 326 while expected number is 27.

Just for the record I also found a small superblock today, and it orphaned. First time that's ever happened.

From what I know, nodes can force the blockchain to only accept the blocks and/or transactions they choose. Something like a 51% attack..

@bee7  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4178498

What means "stolen"? How it is possible to stole a block? The block header contains the merkleroot that in turn depends on coinbase tx that has your address to receive block reward. So there is no way to use your block hash with another address.

Anyway where did he claim this?

Edit:
Did you meant this:

Then tell me, why the bitcoin network is not affected by the same thing?

How could that happen?

The LK7 dev claims that the LK7 orphans are actually being stolen.

After seeing both of my GRA blocks orphan earlier, I can't help but wonder if the same problem is happening here.

The ledger should not be editting itself.

By the way,

Address 9GSWuQJU7qKoqNpqSG41dt6c7ZwpaRSsmi
1 block(s): 113555,
Reward: 5000 GRA

Address 9Qy5Amkz8Zjij3JS4QzHdHEESzFiJPo3Cu
11 block(s): 113680, 113793, 113936, 113551, 113424, 113427, 113781, 114199, 113689, 113935, 113695,
Reward: 55000 GRA

Address 9FYjcwa2FEd9G5mCFmGWQqiK6i4RX7FRjT
1 block(s): 111325,
Reward: 5000 GRA

Address 94p3gejUZwtMH53GAuFZQsTUmBcEFsdqAv
16 block(s): 113792, 113776, 113035, 112294, 113009, 111336, 111146, 113003, 113456, 112760, 114197, 114198, 111383, 111128, 113533, 111390,
Reward: 80000 GRA

Address 94nCJyBuNcmnXTmwgfWdcgLJRKdLLo9Agd
1 block(s): 113557,
Reward: 5000 GRA

Address 9QeAHKYCkzYVURrvynK5wYHyDmAtSYkX8E
7 block(s): 113095, 113096, 113394, 113396, 113399, 113400, 113402,
Reward: 35000 GRA

Address 9EczMjhFLmvo8wnegnoCvYdFsSwSABH3uN
2 block(s): 111497, 113455,
Reward: 10000 GRA

Address 9StWjUHMHt3FfQXMKxtcDNRr3h26cKQKtQ
8 block(s) to be paid

Address 97mHyuMsZC3RyU9p3JiX5xyDpYXDZZUFdj
153 block(s) to be paid

Address 9C98tikfUPaDLLp31SueP2R86hga3RzyTJ
7 block(s): 113538, 113795, 113925, 113677, 113552, 113778, 113397,
Reward: 35000 GRA

Address 9L3nHRkKae1Xzmp47AkYcaJKGyeqioqUDN
4 block(s): 113681, 114196, 113084, 113398,
Reward: 20000 GRA

Address 9Le4SQ7QLJDnjDo5Ng5RRi45bYBwuRiTuY
1 block(s): 113130,
Reward: 5000 GRA

Address 9Mi4Teo7y6oUxjuJPFTYpsNR1apdimkCn8
12 block(s): 113313, 111650, 113126, 113129, 111564, 111469, 112046, 113135, 113545, 112056, 113338, 111645,
Reward: 60000 GRA

Address 94rZHQcHDSSuReC2uCXnAtnwH7GdiErvuZ
1 block(s): 113094,
Reward: 5000 GRA

Address 9M8MvEpYd7d9nrQerk1c8a2fkebUociwPg
1 block(s): 113939,
Reward: 5000 GRA

Address 9Pq9M7uudhPUT2ABioVK85Dzja3hfgX35F
3 block(s): 111178, 113363, 113582,
Reward: 15000 GRA

Address 9GGTDL3nFb8KmvVjfCokjYypHHBVhNTuHV
1 block(s): 111658,
Reward: 5000 GRA

Address 9HZGFFL32NvuUnuwjBs7WiVtaobYJkGxmF
3 block(s): 111683, 113684, 111374,
Reward: 15000 GRA

Address 95QC6rNi7by7AqrSeRKYW6bosL2njQvkrA
5 block(s): 113426, 114195, 113678, 113422, 111335,
Reward: 25000 GRA

Address 9JbGwYMvTCZ9kDKfj5DevbW9kRzBtF2TpF
1 block(s): 114155,
Reward: 5000 GRA

Address 95W762WiTV8YwQ9ras2hrpSTpAhH8xBHhQ
8 block(s): 111106, 111332, 113425, 113553, 113682, 114008, 113401, 111547,
Reward: 40000 GRA

Payments completed up to but not including block fa3c8fd85079e9ad48b74833224adfe5c5c9e469942dab9297e96a59841b9e66

One big orphan party

I just found a 5% superblock, 5 seconds later its an orphan.

Yes. Then if this is OK with you I ll send all rewards for your pool as we achieve block #130000 in one payment. Should I use  9StWjUHMHt3FfQXMKxtcDNRr3h26cKQKtQ or you provide another address for that purpose?

Ok, we well do this next time.

As you are here now and not to make you look through the whole thread. For the blocks #100000 through #130000 (not yet reached) we are paying 5k GRA for every PoW mined block. If you confirm that you spread that extra bonus among your miners in a fair way then we will send you the appropriate amount of GRA to the address you provide, or to the address used by your GRA pool to receive block rewards. Of course, the pool percentage according to the ToS of your service is honored as well as a reward for your extra efforts is also negotiable.

So, how we could inform you if you delete PMs?

How we should do this? Recently we PMed you about our intention of aux payments and we got no response.

       
WTH?
So people have to be morons if they can't trade on coinedup or is this also for other exchanges? I don't believe you.
             
                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

Why?  You're moron? I don't believe you.

Haha, that's right, lol

holy shit, you used the evil p word... 

Guys, I can't trade on coinedup but I want to by some grains at current market prices. Will spend about $50 via paypal(verified user).
Let's do some business...

Maybe I just imagined it then. 

Windows 8.1 here. Always white background also.