[ANN][MOON] Mooncoin: You know where it's headed! KGW exploit FIXED 4/3/2014 - page 211.

gjhiggins

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Quote from: jmsr1978 on June 18, 2014, 12:03:04 PM

also the mayority part of the listed pools dont work at all... better to have the list here on the forum, more easy to update

Excellent point, I was planning to do exactly that.

1. Mooncoininfo “Official” list of pools

Multipools

http://multipool.us --- functioning
https://coinex.pw/mining/pools --- defunct, possibly absconded
https://mooncoin.bit34.com --- defunct
http://moon.dedicatedpool.com --- defunct

Other pools

http://moon.bitember.com --- functioning? 0.629 MH/s, 1 worker
http://mooncoinpool.com --- functioning? 10.693 MH/s, 20 workers (irc.freenode.net #mooncoinpool | operator: alex12)
http://moon.coinium.org -- unoccupied 0 MH/s
http://moon.zeuspool.com --- defunct
https://moon.hash.so --- defunct

2. Recent arrivals as yet unadded to the mooincoininfo list

https://coinking.io --- functioning US, Europe, Asia: stratum+tcp://-login to see-.coinking.io port 3335
http://bemining.net/ --- functioning? NOMP-pool

3. P2Pools
Automagically discovered by the Mooncoin-P2Pool-Scanner :

IPs	Hashrate	Fee	Uptime	Location
148.251.13.168:9664	2.13 Mh/s	1.00%	57.0 days	Germany
107.170.43.103:9664	0.00 Mh/s	1.00%	17.0 days	United States
144.76.107.241:9664	0.00 Mh/s	0.80%	15.6 days	Germany
5.45.105.66:9664	3.98 Mh/s	1.50%	0.3 days	Germany

Cheers,

Graham

Edit: added bemining

jmsr1978

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Hi, thanks a lot for the big tip

means that i can connect to, for example, this node 148.251.13.168:9664 (is on the pool site) with the rig? i use p2pool for Bitquark and if it is the same i prefer as the other ones

Quote from: coinflow on June 18, 2014, 01:38:21 PM

Quote from: jmsr1978 on June 18, 2014, 12:16:13 PM

Ok, now definitely mooncoinpool is a SCAM!!! i try with other rig and also the same, looks like is working but there is not coins credited to my account. Be aware of this people!!! sadly is the only pool working as far as i know Sad

Check out the P2Pool-nodes: http://5.45.105.66

They work stable for some time now. And the big advantage is, that you don't have to rely on a pool operator, since P2Pool pays out directly into your wallet when a block is found. You don't even have to log in, just use your MOON-address as username und anything as password, and you're done:

Example-config to point cgminer to one of the nodes:

Code:

cgminer --scrypt -Q 0 -o stratum+tcp://pool.address:9664 -u walletaddress -p x --RestOfCgminerOptions

--> -Q 0 tells your miner not to cache large amounts of work, since for P2Pool low latency and speed is crucial. If you pass old shares late, they may already be invalid, so the queue of work should be as short as possible --> - Q 0

Example-config to point minerd to one of the nodes:

Code:

minerd -a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://pool.address:9664 -u walletaddress

If you don't know how to start mining on P2Pool and what it's all about, I'd recommend these articles:
http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/p2pool-mining/2014/03/25
http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/try-p2pool-mining-profitability/2014/03/25

Keep in mind that all nodes form ONE pool together, so if you switch from one to the other, none of your shares/coins are lost, since the P2Pool-network shares the same date (sharechain).
Also keep in mind, that - since it is a PPLNS-based system - it needs some time to pay out the full amount of your hashrate. So just be patient.

Edit:
Just saw, that bemining.net now has a NOMP-pool, that covers MOON, too: http://bemining.net
So you could try that, too.

coinflow

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Quote from: jmsr1978 on June 18, 2014, 12:16:13 PM

Ok, now definitely mooncoinpool is a SCAM!!! i try with other rig and also the same, looks like is working but there is not coins credited to my account. Be aware of this people!!! sadly is the only pool working as far as i know Sad

Check out the P2Pool-nodes: http://5.45.105.66

They work stable for some time now. And the big advantage is, that you don't have to rely on a pool operator, since P2Pool pays out directly into your wallet when a block is found. You don't even have to log in, just use your MOON-address as username und anything as password, and you're done:

Example-config to point cgminer to one of the nodes:

Code:

cgminer --scrypt -Q 0 -o stratum+tcp://pool.address:9664 -u walletaddress -p x --RestOfCgminerOptions

--> -Q 0 tells your miner not to cache large amounts of work, since for P2Pool low latency and speed is crucial. If you pass old shares late, they may already be invalid, so the queue of work should be as short as possible --> - Q 0

Example-config to point minerd to one of the nodes:

Code:

minerd -a scrypt -o stratum+tcp://pool.address:9664 -u walletaddress

If you don't know how to start mining on P2Pool and what it's all about, I'd recommend these articles:
http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/p2pool-mining/2014/03/25
http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/try-p2pool-mining-profitability/2014/03/25

Keep in mind that all nodes form ONE pool together, so if you switch from one to the other, none of your shares/coins are lost, since the P2Pool-network shares the same date (sharechain).
Also keep in mind, that - since it is a PPLNS-based system - it needs some time to pay out the full amount of your hashrate. So just be patient.

Edit:
Just saw, that bemining.net now has a NOMP-pool, that covers MOON, too: http://bemining.net
So you could try that, too.

Wekkel

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yes

Multipool is up and running for Mooncoin. Very reliable.

jmsr1978

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Quote from: GrGr on June 18, 2014, 01:10:37 PM

I think at this moment buying them is cheaper than mining Wink

yeap! i will do that better Grin

GrGr

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I think at this moment buying them is cheaper than mining Wink

redjedievolution

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we need a real mooncoin pool. Maybe made by owners of "lot" of coins, who want to invest in a mining pool dedicated to mooncoin, something honest wit the people, to give them a real face of who we are and what we want.

Kind Regards, Alejandro.

jmsr1978

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Ok, now definitely mooncoinpool is a SCAM!!! i try with other rig and also the same, looks like is working but there is not coins credited to my account. Be aware of this people!!! sadly is the only pool working as far as i know Sad

jmsr1978

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Hi, i start to mine on mooncoinpool.com but after a while didnt show anymore unconfirmed or confirmed balance...show my hashrate, also my valid shares but im not getting any coins...i supose the owners of the pool are keeping for they...was trying to get in contact by the IRC but nothing, not answers at all...maybe someone can help me here

edit *also the mayority part of the listed pools dont work at all... better to have the list here on the forum, more easy to update i think

GrGr

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Quote from: Wekkel on June 18, 2014, 08:26:33 AM

Hitting the maximum at Cryptsy must give you a special feeling Roll Eyes

Yes it does Grin

Wekkel

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Hitting the maximum at Cryptsy must give you a special feeling Roll Eyes

gjhiggins

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Quote from: redjedievolution on June 18, 2014, 05:30:20 AM

Hi guys

anyone knows why i can't do transactions of more than 99.999.999 mooncoins?

I think its too short, imagine if you have 6.000.000.000 mooncoins.... Cry

If that were the case then I would agree. Fortunately, your assumption that Mooncoin's MAX_MONEY parameter is set to 99999999 is demonstrably incorrect

That line of code is the variable binding and has the comment:

Code:

// Mooncoin: maximum of 100B coins (given some randomness), max transaction 10,000,000,000 for now

So, you're only going to feel unduly constrained if and when your token count exceeds 10 billion .

Cheers

Graham

redjedievolution

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Yes, but if you go to the mooncoin client and try to make a widthdrawal you can transfer more than 99.999.999 mooncoins each time

Quote from: GrGr on June 18, 2014, 06:09:07 AM

Quote from: redjedievolution on June 18, 2014, 05:30:20 AM

Hi guys

anyone knows why i can't do transactions of more than 99.999.999 mooncoins?

I think its too short, imagine if you have 6.000.000.000 mooncoins.... Cry

I had the same problem on Cryptsy I think it's their policy to limit transactions. You can ask support on Cryptsy why they do this.

GrGr

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Quote from: redjedievolution on June 18, 2014, 05:30:20 AM

Hi guys

anyone knows why i can't do transactions of more than 99.999.999 mooncoins?

I think its too short, imagine if you have 6.000.000.000 mooncoins.... Cry

I had the same problem on Cryptsy I think it's their policy to limit transactions. You can ask support on Cryptsy why they do this.

redjedievolution

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Hi guys

anyone knows why i can't do transactions of more than 99.999.999 mooncoins?

I think its too short, imagine if you have 6.000.000.000 mooncoins.... Cry

utahjohn

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My 2 cents: Switch algo to X11 or groestl and add POS staking

I agree with reducing rewards significantly for POW. I have completey abandoned mining MOON for now (scrypt is going to asics) but still holding 50+ Mil coins

janbrel

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Quote from: gjhiggins on June 17, 2014, 10:37:06 AM

P.S. Hiro blagged Silkcoin's blockbrowser to add to Hirocoin (despite moaning about the code quality). I snaffled it in turn and added it to the code in the branch where I'm working on an enhanced Mooncoin wallet for the upcoming anniversary celebration. It works okay, pace Hiro's complaints:

https://i.imgur.com/y9kioJvl.png

Cheers,

Graham

That blockbrowser will make a great addition to the Mooncoin wallet

redjedievolution

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yeah! i like it. I'm up too for every action we gonna get, i love this coin, its community, name, i like the potential so much

Wekkel

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yes

Quote from: GambitBTC on June 17, 2014, 12:20:30 PM

I'm up to help with any promo you guys may need, just pm me, i got a soft spot for moon.

Great. I see good times ahead for this coin Cheesy

GambitBTC

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I'm up to help with any promo you guys may need, just pm me, i got a soft spot for moon.

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