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Topic: [ANN][JPC]MAKE JACKPOTCOIN GREAT AGAIN! - page 200. (Read 470275 times)
grats on whoever received jackpot 
yes someone got 10+ mil
grats on whoever received jackpot
do u really think there is no exploit to x11 ? bunch of suckers , maybe ur the one using x11 exploit , and jpc now 0.000001 again this coin no future just dump it
Is this possible to ban someone from a thread, that guy doesn't bring anything to the discussion just stupid illiterate noob trolling (and even not a good one 
). Already reported him, but I don't think it is enough though...
no worse than your comments lol
the last bunch of things you said negatively about this coin was pure bullshit and i have addressed them already dozens of times
but you seem to be a an expert on everything so I *was going to let it slide..
your comments earlier about the hash rates being wrong for example with your rather unscientific comparison of litecoin being the same for example
i said this ain't scrypt buddy lol
do i even need to explain that further ? lol ....again ?
and one page back for the 50th time you have said it's "rather strange" and some kind of huge problem that one pool has all the hash rate
and that again is pure fucking bullshit and i have proven it dozens of times but you keep spouting off bs and fud.
i did the god damn math and spelled out for christ's sakes
and what do you do ? once again you keep ignoring me and posting false negative info about this coin when i have already proven you wrong.. endlessly.
further more you can't piss off the admins here by requesting someone get banned because you don't like what they said..
that is fucking stupid and childish..
i see what the Troll is saying and that is why i dumped all my coins long ago at about 3 sat's.. do i regret it ? yeah i do..
but i chose to play it safe.. that was my decision and the guy was giving fair advice.
My advice ? i dunno it may be going up more so who knows..
Right now i am keeping what i got in my wallet after i got caught flipping them and the price dropped 10 sat's.
I am hoping to steak them and it's been a day or two and so far no stake.. but it's better than having them sit on an exchange doing nothing lol
what i say as always is up front honest and transparent.. i show my work and have nothing to hide.
i got a block or two worth of coins so my bag is light but i support this coin because it deserves it.
and people you so worried about coin profitability then do your OWN math.
not high enough then join an auto coin switching pump dump multi-pool and quit nagging us with the same dumb questions over and over..
you wanna make money so bad ? learn to do basic math dumb ass's..
mine it for 24 hrs then see for your self ..how hard is that ?
you think some random mining calculator is going to be more accurate ? lol
I use Windows Calculator that is it lol
I never done any comparison with litecoin (scientific or not) for that matter and haven't discussed hashrate being right or wrong in a long time.
However I think it is bad that most of the hashrate goes to one pool not necessarily because of a possibility of 51% attack (true or not doesn't really matter since it is confidence which drives the price of the coin) but also because the network isn't decentralized, and if for some reason the pool goes down the coin loses a large fraction of its network.
Regarding the troll I assume what I did. Everybody in this thread are posting real discussion or information, it is just painful to read when someone comes into the thread to just say "coin is dead or to attack a pool". Sure it would be better to just ignore but at some point it is just boring...
do i have to spell it out ? really ?
you yourself said what
blah blah blah it can't be right because Litecoin has such n such hash rate..
point being is.. this ain't Litecoin lol
some of you wanna spout of like experts then don't make me explain noob basics 101 ok thx.
when calculating the hash rate i get say for example 80kh/s on scrypt and i get say 800 on JPC
so uhhh duhh
do i need to spell it out ? ..yet AGAIN ?and here we go go again.. the pool has all the hashrate liekmfgbbq!!1111
no it does not for 1,0000 time..
it has a lot more than other pools yeah but you guys are lying when you say it has most of the network hash rate.
it is false information and you are by definition spreading FUD.
he closed registration so get over it..
try doing some basic grade 5 math people..
try this on for size.
calculate the total network hash rate.
then calculate what each pool is doing
then come back and tell me how that pool is doing *most of the net hash..
lets take for example SRC aka: Securecoin = https://www2.coinmine.pl/src/index.php?page=dashboard
Net Hashrate
1.24 MH/s
Pool Hashrate
1,236.08 MH/s
THIS is typical !
on the other hand what this coin has done is effectively solved this problem by promoting and encouraging user to solo mine
for the incentive of getting the jackpot to themselves.. which is visible when viewing the numbers.
so rather than pointing this out a ton of you are harping on how there is suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuch a BIG problem !
when in fact you should be praising and promoting this coin for doing what all the others couldn't do.
i just wasted my breath yet again.. i have said all this too many times to count on this topic and it falls on deaf paranoid ears..
i just think a lot of people trying to stir up negativity and FUD here are not very smart.. what i said is right there in front of your faces.
especially to those of you always spouting off technical coin crap comments this info should be blatant and painfully obvious..
i am pretty damn bad at math and it's obvious to me so..
Still have faith in this one. Many innovations comparing to those copy-paste ones that still fly high on pure hype and promotions.
this a QQ group :群名称是Jackpotcoin头奖硬币 239485382
Reddit giveaway update!
First 10 winners of 10000 JPC are:
pinkae
JaixHTjAmSnNrutkEgC8zP6v1Q9w8jh11s
ccaoin
JhKR4HGuHwYUrSGHFEv3R63xLyDJNn16Yq
Punktonic
JKcXiNNWJG6Vd2xbrKp8AL5q12rn3ZakwP
Huntelar1
JduTQC14vK66pZgMjGKo5rkfss85xj2WU4
didow
JTWzi2iepak6TwPbRwW1oDU5Jdaq3ibzv4
Decivox
JVomnhxQz6sbLgaTazfrZUjhjAXMFwHjKL
Viriat0PT
Jbvnvsi5mT49NhdKA5UdZg2utaoQjLmGsf
maximizeaccount
JgAG5A3AiM7UZ6ryf1m7Yob2LgLYZK2kyP
thusqed
Jex93kLTx859FFBa8o3TQ1p6BHAuJ8hRrp
toy0571
JYKfcbkPHKMLwXgTxhDj8eMALuJmNb7Bib
10 more tomorrow!
First 10 winners of 10000 JPC are:
pinkae
JaixHTjAmSnNrutkEgC8zP6v1Q9w8jh11s
ccaoin
JhKR4HGuHwYUrSGHFEv3R63xLyDJNn16Yq
Punktonic
JKcXiNNWJG6Vd2xbrKp8AL5q12rn3ZakwP
Huntelar1
JduTQC14vK66pZgMjGKo5rkfss85xj2WU4
didow
JTWzi2iepak6TwPbRwW1oDU5Jdaq3ibzv4
Decivox
JVomnhxQz6sbLgaTazfrZUjhjAXMFwHjKL
Viriat0PT
Jbvnvsi5mT49NhdKA5UdZg2utaoQjLmGsf
maximizeaccount
JgAG5A3AiM7UZ6ryf1m7Yob2LgLYZK2kyP
thusqed
Jex93kLTx859FFBa8o3TQ1p6BHAuJ8hRrp
toy0571
JYKfcbkPHKMLwXgTxhDj8eMALuJmNb7Bib
10 more tomorrow!
FYI Jackpot devs, your COIN value in the source code is off.
It's impossible to move/transfer/send less than 100 satoshi. Ir rounds it off. We had a user today who had a ton of withdrawals held up because his account had insufficient funds, as he bought for example 10,000.00000008 JPC, but the system rounded it off to 10,000.000000 JPC.
He went to make a withdrawal, and the wallet complained.
We poked into the code, and the COIN value was set to 1000000 instead of 100000000 like EVERY OTHER coin.
Any value less than 100 satoshi is either rounded up to 100, or down to 0.
So, basically, JPC does not have 8 decimal places, it has 6.
Unlike every other coin out there.
Thats pretty broken.
We tried to fix it internally, but the code seems to be throughout the whole wallet, and were afraid if we changed it, it would break everything else.
Really should be fixed for a future update. Almost every single user on AllCrypt who ever bought fractional JPC has a wallet that is out of sync because the internal wallet is rounding off the last 2 decimal places.
It's impossible to move/transfer/send less than 100 satoshi. Ir rounds it off. We had a user today who had a ton of withdrawals held up because his account had insufficient funds, as he bought for example 10,000.00000008 JPC, but the system rounded it off to 10,000.000000 JPC.
He went to make a withdrawal, and the wallet complained.
We poked into the code, and the COIN value was set to 1000000 instead of 100000000 like EVERY OTHER coin.
Any value less than 100 satoshi is either rounded up to 100, or down to 0.
So, basically, JPC does not have 8 decimal places, it has 6.
Unlike every other coin out there.
Thats pretty broken.
We tried to fix it internally, but the code seems to be throughout the whole wallet, and were afraid if we changed it, it would break everything else.
Really should be fixed for a future update. Almost every single user on AllCrypt who ever bought fractional JPC has a wallet that is out of sync because the internal wallet is rounding off the last 2 decimal places.
thanks for that can someone here fix that
There's nothing to fix. Did you read the other post?
This is interesting... I don't think this matters, I did a quick research, almost all the pow/pos coins that are clones/descendant of NovaCoin are defined this way. In fact, it is defined in NovaCoin and no-one ever changed it:
https://github.com/CryptoManiac/novacoin/blob/master/src/util.h
So please check other pow/pos coins, they should all be the same.
[snip]
I agree, many of the pow/pos coins are the same, and there are no issues with exchanges.
I just tested it with MintCoin
I sent 1000.00000011 mint from mintpal to my wallet.
2014-05-29 23:50:03 MINT 1000.00000011 0.20000000 MbsT1AojgoECzYnhQ1MRupzkQqVphm3qh6 SUCCESSFUL
Transaction ID: 7ab6a3f21229ff6de07b61f3362f8d0edb44e6d3ad390b73e602750305073b13
Now, look at block explorer
http://mint.blockx.info/get/tx/7ab6a3f21229ff6de07b61f3362f8d0edb44e6d3ad390b73e602750305073b13
Inputs
Index Previous output Amount From address ScriptSig
0 caa0c81b90...:1 1000 Me24FRNvMUDUC79kCJ6MEPmhpxa4unU6RY 72:3045...6d01 33:03e3...e061
Outputs
Index Redeemed at input Amount To address ScriptPubKey
0 Not yet redeemed 0.1 MoZyVxgptPq9VspNPzksiCMkmt56e6vhrv DUP HASH160 20:b324...5111 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
1 Not yet redeemed 999.8 MbsT1AojgoECzYnhQ1MRupzkQqVphm3qh6 DUP HASH160 20:32d0...21e3 EQUALVERIFY CHECKSIG
As you can see, only 1000 Mint was processed, and I received 999.8 in my wallet after deducting 0.1 fee
So 0.00000011 Mint was discarded.
I did a quick/random check, many traded in allcrypt.com have the same definitions: some examples are (for COIN=10^6): A3Coin (A3C), CornerstoneCoin (CCX), OrbitCoin (ORB), DistroBlitz (DB), etc. AtomCoin (ATO) even defined COIN = 10^5, instead of 10^8 or 10^6. It shouldn't matter, just trading at level of satoshi should be rounded properly.
My mintcoin wallet just opened now. Yes I can not send below 6 digits, it is same as Jackpotcoin.
So it is not a JackPotCoin problem, I think allcrypt can fix it without changing Jackpotcoin side algorithm.
So it is not a JackPotCoin problem, I think allcrypt can fix it without changing Jackpotcoin side algorithm.
I am loading my mintcoin wallet to test, but it is damn slow...
FYI Jackpot devs, your COIN value in the source code is off.
It's impossible to move/transfer/send less than 100 satoshi. Ir rounds it off. We had a user today who had a ton of withdrawals held up because his account had insufficient funds, as he bought for example 10,000.00000008 JPC, but the system rounded it off to 10,000.000000 JPC.
He went to make a withdrawal, and the wallet complained.
We poked into the code, and the COIN value was set to 1000000 instead of 100000000 like EVERY OTHER coin.
Any value less than 100 satoshi is either rounded up to 100, or down to 0.
So, basically, JPC does not have 8 decimal places, it has 6.
Unlike every other coin out there.
Thats pretty broken.
We tried to fix it internally, but the code seems to be throughout the whole wallet, and were afraid if we changed it, it would break everything else.
Really should be fixed for a future update. Almost every single user on AllCrypt who ever bought fractional JPC has a wallet that is out of sync because the internal wallet is rounding off the last 2 decimal places.
It's impossible to move/transfer/send less than 100 satoshi. Ir rounds it off. We had a user today who had a ton of withdrawals held up because his account had insufficient funds, as he bought for example 10,000.00000008 JPC, but the system rounded it off to 10,000.000000 JPC.
He went to make a withdrawal, and the wallet complained.
We poked into the code, and the COIN value was set to 1000000 instead of 100000000 like EVERY OTHER coin.
Any value less than 100 satoshi is either rounded up to 100, or down to 0.
So, basically, JPC does not have 8 decimal places, it has 6.
Unlike every other coin out there.
Thats pretty broken.
We tried to fix it internally, but the code seems to be throughout the whole wallet, and were afraid if we changed it, it would break everything else.
Really should be fixed for a future update. Almost every single user on AllCrypt who ever bought fractional JPC has a wallet that is out of sync because the internal wallet is rounding off the last 2 decimal places.
thanks for that can someone here fix that
There's nothing to fix. Did you read the other post?
This is interesting... I don't think this matters, I did a quick research, almost all the pow/pos coins that are clones/descendant of NovaCoin are defined this way. In fact, it is defined in NovaCoin and no-one ever changed it:
https://github.com/CryptoManiac/novacoin/blob/master/src/util.h
So please check other pow/pos coins, they should all be the same.
[snip]
I agree, many of the pow/pos coins are the same, and there are no issues with exchanges.
FYI Jackpot devs, your COIN value in the source code is off.
It's impossible to move/transfer/send less than 100 satoshi. Ir rounds it off. We had a user today who had a ton of withdrawals held up because his account had insufficient funds, as he bought for example 10,000.00000008 JPC, but the system rounded it off to 10,000.000000 JPC.
He went to make a withdrawal, and the wallet complained.
We poked into the code, and the COIN value was set to 1000000 instead of 100000000 like EVERY OTHER coin.
Any value less than 100 satoshi is either rounded up to 100, or down to 0.
So, basically, JPC does not have 8 decimal places, it has 6.
Unlike every other coin out there.
Thats pretty broken.
We tried to fix it internally, but the code seems to be throughout the whole wallet, and were afraid if we changed it, it would break everything else.
Really should be fixed for a future update. Almost every single user on AllCrypt who ever bought fractional JPC has a wallet that is out of sync because the internal wallet is rounding off the last 2 decimal places.
It's impossible to move/transfer/send less than 100 satoshi. Ir rounds it off. We had a user today who had a ton of withdrawals held up because his account had insufficient funds, as he bought for example 10,000.00000008 JPC, but the system rounded it off to 10,000.000000 JPC.
He went to make a withdrawal, and the wallet complained.
We poked into the code, and the COIN value was set to 1000000 instead of 100000000 like EVERY OTHER coin.
Any value less than 100 satoshi is either rounded up to 100, or down to 0.
So, basically, JPC does not have 8 decimal places, it has 6.
Unlike every other coin out there.
Thats pretty broken.
We tried to fix it internally, but the code seems to be throughout the whole wallet, and were afraid if we changed it, it would break everything else.
Really should be fixed for a future update. Almost every single user on AllCrypt who ever bought fractional JPC has a wallet that is out of sync because the internal wallet is rounding off the last 2 decimal places.
thanks for that can someone here fix that
is there a plan for a p2pool ?
FYI Jackpot devs, your COIN value in the source code is off.
It's impossible to move/transfer/send less than 100 satoshi. Ir rounds it off. We had a user today who had a ton of withdrawals held up because his account had insufficient funds, as he bought for example 10,000.00000008 JPC, but the system rounded it off to 10,000.000000 JPC.
He went to make a withdrawal, and the wallet complained.
We poked into the code, and the COIN value was set to 1000000 instead of 100000000 like EVERY OTHER coin.
Any value less than 100 satoshi is either rounded up to 100, or down to 0.
So, basically, JPC does not have 8 decimal places, it has 6.
Unlike every other coin out there.
Thats pretty broken.
We tried to fix it internally, but the code seems to be throughout the whole wallet, and were afraid if we changed it, it would break everything else.
Really should be fixed for a future update. Almost every single user on AllCrypt who ever bought fractional JPC has a wallet that is out of sync because the internal wallet is rounding off the last 2 decimal places.
It's impossible to move/transfer/send less than 100 satoshi. Ir rounds it off. We had a user today who had a ton of withdrawals held up because his account had insufficient funds, as he bought for example 10,000.00000008 JPC, but the system rounded it off to 10,000.000000 JPC.
He went to make a withdrawal, and the wallet complained.
We poked into the code, and the COIN value was set to 1000000 instead of 100000000 like EVERY OTHER coin.
Any value less than 100 satoshi is either rounded up to 100, or down to 0.
So, basically, JPC does not have 8 decimal places, it has 6.
Unlike every other coin out there.
Thats pretty broken.
We tried to fix it internally, but the code seems to be throughout the whole wallet, and were afraid if we changed it, it would break everything else.
Really should be fixed for a future update. Almost every single user on AllCrypt who ever bought fractional JPC has a wallet that is out of sync because the internal wallet is rounding off the last 2 decimal places.
This is interesting... I don't think this matters, I did a quick research, almost all the pow/pos coins that are clones/descendant of NovaCoin are defined this way. In fact, it is defined in NovaCoin and no-one ever changed it:
https://github.com/CryptoManiac/novacoin/blob/master/src/util.h
So please check other pow/pos coins, they should all be the same.
BTW, I am not the dev of this coin. Just someone who is curious and checked the code
And, you should never try to fix the code, you will just mess it up, let dev do it if needed
FYI Jackpot devs, your COIN value in the source code is off.
It's impossible to move/transfer/send less than 100 satoshi. Ir rounds it off. We had a user today who had a ton of withdrawals held up because his account had insufficient funds, as he bought for example 10,000.00000008 JPC, but the system rounded it off to 10,000.000000 JPC.
He went to make a withdrawal, and the wallet complained.
We poked into the code, and the COIN value was set to 1000000 instead of 100000000 like EVERY OTHER coin.
Any value less than 100 satoshi is either rounded up to 100, or down to 0.
So, basically, JPC does not have 8 decimal places, it has 6.
Unlike every other coin out there.
Thats pretty broken.
We tried to fix it internally, but the code seems to be throughout the whole wallet, and were afraid if we changed it, it would break everything else.
Really should be fixed for a future update. Almost every single user on AllCrypt who ever bought fractional JPC has a wallet that is out of sync because the internal wallet is rounding off the last 2 decimal places.
It's impossible to move/transfer/send less than 100 satoshi. Ir rounds it off. We had a user today who had a ton of withdrawals held up because his account had insufficient funds, as he bought for example 10,000.00000008 JPC, but the system rounded it off to 10,000.000000 JPC.
He went to make a withdrawal, and the wallet complained.
We poked into the code, and the COIN value was set to 1000000 instead of 100000000 like EVERY OTHER coin.
Any value less than 100 satoshi is either rounded up to 100, or down to 0.
So, basically, JPC does not have 8 decimal places, it has 6.
Unlike every other coin out there.
Thats pretty broken.
We tried to fix it internally, but the code seems to be throughout the whole wallet, and were afraid if we changed it, it would break everything else.
Really should be fixed for a future update. Almost every single user on AllCrypt who ever bought fractional JPC has a wallet that is out of sync because the internal wallet is rounding off the last 2 decimal places.
What is the current total net hash?
Can anybody summarize each pools' share comparison atm?
Can anybody summarize each pools' share comparison atm?
At the time of making this post...
http://jackpotcoin.info/blockexplorer/ -> Network H/s: 5,406,497,951
http://jpc.hashatme.com/index.php?page=dashboard -> Net Hashrate 5.63 GH/s
Fully sync'd wallet with getmininginfo in debug console -> "networkhashps" : 49,783,815,981
So it seems the wallet is reporting 1 digit too many
http://explorer.jackpotcoin.info/stats/ ==> 9.942G
From pool sides,
hashatme 1654 M
minep.it 163.44 M
hashharder 1781 M
cloudminers 224 M
miningpoolhub 4897 M
Where can we get p2p and solo numbers?
What is the current total net hash?
Can anybody summarize each pools' share comparison atm?
Can anybody summarize each pools' share comparison atm?
At the time of making this post...
http://jackpotcoin.info/blockexplorer/ -> Network H/s: 5,406,497,951
http://jpc.hashatme.com/index.php?page=dashboard -> Net Hashrate 5.63 GH/s
Fully sync'd wallet with getmininginfo in debug console -> "networkhashps" : 49,783,815,981
So it seems the wallet is reporting 1 digit too many
What is the current total net hash?
Can anybody summarize each pools' share comparison atm?
Can anybody summarize each pools' share comparison atm?
Also I decided to donate 2% on jpc.hashatme.com
to support his "FREE" service.
to support his "FREE" service.
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