The reported hashrate has always been delayed proportional to the amount of hash currently applied.
So in other words - somehow the less hash you have on the coin -- the longer it takes to report it. The more hash you have on the coin -- the less time it takes to report it, but it is still delayed. Even at 2Gh/s -- I found it to be several hours delayed in actually reporting the correct amount.
The only way you can find out the true hash is to add up all the known pools (and then look for any unknown pools). Based on the blocks being found -- it appears that the total hashrate is about 420Mh/s. I know 380Mh/s is mine and I'm pretty certain 40Mh/s is from Dynoman. You can see this on the hash-to-coins.com front page.
I'm not trying to sound like a broken record but…
Regarding SONG -- can anyone explain to me how this coin was or is going to be used? I'm completely confused at this point. I've heard talks of an online wallet, then an Android app and then something about paying artists 70%… And then selling items… So many ideas now?? It is confusing…
From a pure technical standpoint -- if you make it just a plain jane KGW - miners won't mine it unless there is something backing the coin. I mean - miners aren't mining it now - lol. I hope that some thought will be put into it -- making it stable and also attractive to mine (and not just another clone).
Thanks HD for explaining the slow reporting time-frame. That's what I was doing before, looking for the pool hash and adding them up for a rough idea and obviously then seeing the blockchain start working again.
With further regard to the future development plans in the real world:
The way I see it now is to continue work on the adoption phase. I commend Pab for all his efforts, he works so hard at this. Encourage Artists and Fans to adopt the coin and this will appreciate the value. In turn using the Development Fund (Pre-mine) this will enable us to pursue the development of other ideas in the future such as the ones I've proposed in earlier interviews. So if you like then, the beauty of a successful cryptocurrency is that it can create it's own value/equity base and negate (to an extent) the need for external VC funding. Case in point: My original investment in Bitcoin paid for most of the development of the Songcoin back-end.
The VC's I spoke to on Tuesday were a little perplexed. Why are you here if you're not chasing funding? Well the answer is that we have future implementation plans that will benefit the Entrepreneurs and the VC community and I want people to know we're out here. Not a bad thing when your shaking hands with one of RB's mates. Mad keen Kiteboarders
Good news to: I've had an early expression of interest from "Amanda Frikken Palmers" team and surprise surrprise they know nothing about crypto's. So I'm working hard on this one. She'd be an amazing advocate to have on board for Songcoin.
Patience and hard work is what we need now and I welcome input from anyone who has an idea? Happy to listen and support where I can.
Cheers - DP - Songcoin - Invest In Music