[ANNOUNCE] Funcoin - A new pool for litecoin

EskimoBob

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Quality Printing Services by Federal Reserve Bank

Quote from: EskimoBob on May 26, 2012, 04:52:05 AM

http://funcoin.org directs me to dark green page, mostly in German, with really stupid weed banner and some links to Mindcrap junk. WTF?

Forget it. If this site is run by spam luvin, CAPTCHA resolving services supporting Someguy123, it's probably just another spammers scam or LTC laundry service.

No, thank you.

EskimoBob

legendary

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Quality Printing Services by Federal Reserve Bank

http://funcoin.org directs me to dark green page, mostly in German, with really stupid weed banner and some links to Mindcrap junk. WTF?

Tittiez

hero member

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What happened to the pool?

grimd34th

member

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looking over their code it gets put back into the poolfund not the operator's wallet

Tittiez

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I like the 'Game' idea, does the LTC go back to the pool, or to the operator?

drewtaz

newbie

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Glad to see you made it onto the pool LoWang.

LoWang

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and you see, someone could be confused by the first look Wink

I am from czech republic and AFAIK France and Germany use comma as decimal separator also

pooler

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Quote from: LoWang on February 20, 2012, 04:59:41 PM

right it looks like 7,7kh/s

The comma looks like a decimal separator to me.

I read "7,810 kH/s".
I don't know where you're from, but as far as I know, at least in English-speaking countries, the decimal separator is the period (.), while the comma is only used as a thousands separator.

LoWang

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right it looks like 7,7kh/s

The comma looks like a decimal separator to me.

pooler

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Quote from: LoWang on February 20, 2012, 01:54:24 PM

How many computers do you utilize for your 60kh/s? Wink

It's 4 PC's: a Phenom, a Sempron, an Athlon 64 and an old Core 2 laptop.

Quote from: LoWang on February 20, 2012, 02:20:10 PM

and pooler, you should really fix your displayed hashrate on your pool website. It shows a 1000times smaller number then it should... Wink

What hashrate are you referring to? Everything looks fine to me.

LoWang

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and pooler, you should really fix your displayed hashrate on your pool website. It shows a 1000times smaller number then it should... Wink

someguy123

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CEO of Privex Inc. (www.privex.io)

Quote from: LoWang on February 20, 2012, 01:54:24 PM

yes so it can be because of me switching networks with my laptop, thanks. How many computers do you utilize for your 60kh/s? Wink

A normal athlon II x4 is capable of nearly 30kh/s on its own, if not more when OC'd...
So he's either got a huge network of low end computers, or just a few high powered CPU's...
e.g. my Phenom II x6 gets 5kh/s per thread/core, and I utilize 4 of the cores for mining which ends in around 22kh/s

LoWang

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yes so it can be because of me switching networks with my laptop, thanks. How many computers do you utilize for your 60kh/s? Wink

pooler

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Quote from: LoWang on February 20, 2012, 07:11:12 AM

how come that one day minerd was saying 100% accepted (shares?) and now it is around 99.6% ? What does it depend on?

That's the ratio of valid shares to submitted shares, and roughly speaking it can be considered as the complement of the stale rate (although it also takes into account invalid shares, if there are any).

The acceptance rate depends on network latency and on the speed at which the pool server handles incoming requests.
As a rule of thumb, it should stay above 99%.

LoWang

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how come that one day minerd was saying 100% accepted (shares?) and now it is around 99.6% ? What does it depend on?

bitcoinTrader

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Still new to mining, hence might be noobish questions.

What is the USP of this pool?
How is it better than litecoinpool?

LoWang

full member

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Quote from: someguy123 on February 18, 2012, 12:02:17 PM

18/02/2012 - SQUIDNET SUPPORT Cheesy

so this means if FunCoin went down or miners will be redirected to some other pool?

someguy123

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CEO of Privex Inc. (www.privex.io)

18/02/2012 - SQUIDNET SUPPORT Cheesy

g2x3k

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PooL-X.eu

#LoWang ... was invalid shares

its solved

LoWang

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Hello, I just started and will probably have a bunch of noobish questions

First I want to know who is this guy "litecoins" and how is that possible that he has such a crazy hashrate! Shocked

Does he use like 1000 of computers or what? Website says 8 users mining so this leads to my another question: how can pool have 22MH/s? I guess I just don't understand it but I thought it is a sum of contributors hash rates. Thank you for patience with me :-)

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