Topic: [ANN][POOL] ipoMiner - Profitable multipool targeting new coins + merged mining! - page 72. (Read 366235 times)
May 05, 2014, 06:53:16 AM
@Leesminer Thanks for your support.
May 05, 2014, 06:22:18 AM
Ouch just looked at my UVC balance, after reading the ipominer post on the negative balance I dont think its fair to nickel and dime, ipo has helped me make good profit so far I feel its only right to make them whole.
thanks IPO for the response on the UVC balance issue.
thanks IPO for the response on the UVC balance issue.
May 05, 2014, 05:46:35 AM
The IVC situation seems like a serious fork, with nearly 50% of the network hashrate on both sides and many blocks mined.. it will likely be hard to resolve, unless we were to add hashpower and gain >51% of the network to force our blockchain onto the network. (Which may be an option, but we'll need to evaluate tomorrow - its 4AM here so I'm going to get some sleep now.)
Of course we'll keep you posted on any updates to the situation.
Of course we'll keep you posted on any updates to the situation.
May 05, 2014, 05:30:41 AM
IVC has been forked -- we've been in contact with MintPal and are working on it, but it is best to not withdraw any IVC coins or mine it currently.
CINNI also may be forked, as I mentioned previously, and we're looking into it, but obviously have had a lot of other things that are a bit more pressing at the moment.
Withdrawals for both IVC and CINNI have been temporarily suspended until we can investigate their blockchains/fork situation.
Please expect 10-12 hours until IVC and CINNI can be worked on much though.
CINNI also may be forked, as I mentioned previously, and we're looking into it, but obviously have had a lot of other things that are a bit more pressing at the moment.
Withdrawals for both IVC and CINNI have been temporarily suspended until we can investigate their blockchains/fork situation.
Please expect 10-12 hours until IVC and CINNI can be worked on much though.
Ok, thanks, I have sent my IVC coins on Mintpal yesterday, so I hope they are going to show up later.
May 05, 2014, 05:24:53 AM
IVC has been forked -- we've been in contact with MintPal and are working on it, but it is best to not withdraw any IVC coins or mine it currently.
CINNI also may be forked, as I mentioned previously, and we're looking into it, but obviously have had a lot of other things that are a bit more pressing at the moment.
Withdrawals for both IVC and CINNI have been temporarily suspended until we can investigate their blockchains/fork situation.
Please expect 10-12 hours until IVC and CINNI can be worked on much though.
CINNI also may be forked, as I mentioned previously, and we're looking into it, but obviously have had a lot of other things that are a bit more pressing at the moment.
Withdrawals for both IVC and CINNI have been temporarily suspended until we can investigate their blockchains/fork situation.
Please expect 10-12 hours until IVC and CINNI can be worked on much though.
May 05, 2014, 05:23:21 AM
Ouch, that's quite a hit (I've just looked at my account).
But what ipominer is saying sounds plausible, lots of people get caught out by PoS issues. Let's hope UVC climbs in value so I end up with a positive balance!
But what ipominer is saying sounds plausible, lots of people get caught out by PoS issues. Let's hope UVC climbs in value so I end up with a positive balance!
May 05, 2014, 04:54:34 AM
anyone have same problems withdrawing IVC?
May 05, 2014, 04:49:03 AM
Hi,
Whats going on now?
Another "System failure"?
May 05, 2014, 04:48:54 AM
@burner2014 I just paused scoring of new blocks for a bit to verify some of the data for everyone here that was asking about UVC. You should see a fully updated list of found blocks now.
May 05, 2014, 04:46:17 AM
Hi,
Whats going on now?
Another "System failure"?
May 05, 2014, 04:42:55 AM
Over 1H Round Time at most of the coins? Is there a problem?
May 05, 2014, 04:42:27 AM
How quick you are, ready to turn on someone who has provided you with profit. If it was a scam fine but it's not.
Think of this, if what ipominer is saying can be verified by looking at the blockchain, then all of you that want a quick pound of flesh are loosing more than you are gaining.
A quick "shameless" buck now, but is it worth the loss of profits for months to come with ipominer, and most likely much much higher profit than that quick buck?
Think of this, if what ipominer is saying can be verified by looking at the blockchain, then all of you that want a quick pound of flesh are loosing more than you are gaining.
A quick "shameless" buck now, but is it worth the loss of profits for months to come with ipominer, and most likely much much higher profit than that quick buck?
May 05, 2014, 04:34:47 AM
We operate completely transparently -- all mined blocks are shown on the site and coins earned per block can be verified there per miner. Of course, the blockchain is a public source of information, and all inputs/outputs can be tracked there.
The UVC mined blocks listed on the site previously contained the following POS blocks, which have now been removed because POS blocks should not earn a normal block reward: http://pastebin.com/ZVhWyuyd
If you check those blocks against the block explorer at http://cryptexplorer.com/chain/UniversityCoin, you'll see they are POS blocks: coins are input and output to the same address, with a tiny amount of POS stake gained on them in the process. For example the first block listed, #5050, is at http://cryptexplorer.com/tx/d3a21305b79dd43e857dfb7c60ddab15fc3a5a048ac840fb59e876d08c9983b5 and you can see that the input is 500 coins, the output is 500.120863 coins.
For that block #5050, and all the other blocks in the pastebin list, we incorrectly credited the full POS block amount to miners, resulting in overpayment which has now been corrected.
The UVC mined blocks listed on the site previously contained the following POS blocks, which have now been removed because POS blocks should not earn a normal block reward: http://pastebin.com/ZVhWyuyd
If you check those blocks against the block explorer at http://cryptexplorer.com/chain/UniversityCoin, you'll see they are POS blocks: coins are input and output to the same address, with a tiny amount of POS stake gained on them in the process. For example the first block listed, #5050, is at http://cryptexplorer.com/tx/d3a21305b79dd43e857dfb7c60ddab15fc3a5a048ac840fb59e876d08c9983b5 and you can see that the input is 500 coins, the output is 500.120863 coins.
For that block #5050, and all the other blocks in the pastebin list, we incorrectly credited the full POS block amount to miners, resulting in overpayment which has now been corrected.
May 05, 2014, 04:33:20 AM
Or maybe UVC is FUBAR'd
May 05, 2014, 04:33:11 AM
Balances were previously incorrectly calculated on UVC, and they have now been corrected -- no one is stealing anything.
That is your problem, we are just mining and calculating on the numbers you provide.
Correct it with your own coins.
Some people have rented rigs to mine, doesnt matter how you put it, in this case you are stealing money!
If you were overpaid, correcting your balance is not stealing.
If you have a negative balance now that means you should be sending coins back, and if you don't then you are keeping coins that don't belong to you. In effect stealing from other miners.
These things happen and everything ipominer is saying is verifiable in the blockchain, it's not upon him to provide proof, the data is all there on the site and on the blockchain.
Ipominer had a problem in there calculation system, we are just using the provided numbers, and in some cases people deside to rent or not.
If you run a busines, you have a risk, this is one off those risks, can't be turned back.
It is to ipominer to provide proof.
Read the terms of service that you agreed to:
Quote
Mining Returns
Coin mining is extremely luck based. This site does not guarantee any particular return on mining time or hashpower, only that any blocks found will be divided as specified under "Reward System" above. All return rates displayed on the site are estimates based on statistical averages.
Coin mining is extremely luck based. This site does not guarantee any particular return on mining time or hashpower, only that any blocks found will be divided as specified under "Reward System" above. All return rates displayed on the site are estimates based on statistical averages.
Not relevant, we are not responsable for a "system faillure", this is just saying the payout isnt 100% predictable, And Ipominer does not guarantee any particular mining time or hashpower.
Coins did show up in the accounts, and could be withdrawn, so the hashpower payed out.
Now the Withdrawable coins are removed from the balance, even worse, it shows negative numbers.
If your balance is negative it means you were ALREADY PAID MORE THAN YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO GET. So how is anyone stealing from you?
May 05, 2014, 04:29:43 AM
Balances were previously incorrectly calculated on UVC, and they have now been corrected -- no one is stealing anything.
That is your problem, we are just mining and calculating on the numbers you provide.
Correct it with your own coins.
Some people have rented rigs to mine, doesnt matter how you put it, in this case you are stealing money!
If you were overpaid, correcting your balance is not stealing.
If you have a negative balance now that means you should be sending coins back, and if you don't then you are keeping coins that don't belong to you. In effect stealing from other miners.
These things happen and everything ipominer is saying is verifiable in the blockchain, it's not upon him to provide proof, the data is all there on the site and on the blockchain.
Ipominer had a problem in there calculation system, we are just using the provided numbers, and in some cases people deside to rent or not.
If you run a busines, you have a risk, this is one off those risks, can't be turned back.
It is to ipominer to provide proof.
Read the terms of service that you agreed to:
Quote
Mining Returns
Coin mining is extremely luck based. This site does not guarantee any particular return on mining time or hashpower, only that any blocks found will be divided as specified under "Reward System" above. All return rates displayed on the site are estimates based on statistical averages.
Coin mining is extremely luck based. This site does not guarantee any particular return on mining time or hashpower, only that any blocks found will be divided as specified under "Reward System" above. All return rates displayed on the site are estimates based on statistical averages.
Not relevant, we are not responsable for a "system faillure", this is just saying the payout isnt 100% predictable, And Ipominer does not guarantee any particular mining time or hashpower.
Coins did show up in the accounts, and could be withdrawn, so the hashpower payed out.
Now the Withdrawable coins are removed from the balance, even worse, it shows negative numbers.
May 05, 2014, 04:25:17 AM
Balances were previously incorrectly calculated on UVC, and they have now been corrected -- no one is stealing anything.
That is your problem, we are just mining and calculating on the numbers you provide.
Correct it with your own coins.
Some people have rented rigs to mine, doesnt matter how you put it, in this case you are stealing money!
If you were overpaid, correcting your balance is not stealing.
If you have a negative balance now that means you should be sending coins back, and if you don't then you are keeping coins that don't belong to you. In effect stealing from other miners.
These things happen and everything ipominer is saying is verifiable in the blockchain, it's not upon him to provide proof, the data is all there on the site and on the blockchain.
Ipominer had a problem in there calculation system, we are just using the provided numbers, and in some cases people deside to rent or not.
If you run a busines, you have a risk, this is one off those risks, can't be turned back.
It is to ipominer to provide proof.
Read the terms of service that you agreed to:
Quote
Mining Returns
Coin mining is extremely luck based. This site does not guarantee any particular return on mining time or hashpower, only that any blocks found will be divided as specified under "Reward System" above. All return rates displayed on the site are estimates based on statistical averages.
Coin mining is extremely luck based. This site does not guarantee any particular return on mining time or hashpower, only that any blocks found will be divided as specified under "Reward System" above. All return rates displayed on the site are estimates based on statistical averages.
May 05, 2014, 04:23:10 AM
@ipominer, where are my IVC coins, I withdraw them yesterday, but they are nowhere to show?
btw, TX ID: f2815de48f288e10134cde5e233745365b6b5013d6891cdd44de302c9cce2b0b
btw, TX ID: f2815de48f288e10134cde5e233745365b6b5013d6891cdd44de302c9cce2b0b
May 05, 2014, 04:19:49 AM
Balances were previously incorrectly calculated on UVC, and they have now been corrected -- no one is stealing anything.
That is your problem, we are just mining and calculating on the numbers you provide.
Correct it with your own coins.
Some people have rented rigs to mine, doesnt matter how you put it, in this case you are stealing money!
If you were overpaid, correcting your balance is not stealing.
If you have a negative balance now that means you should be sending coins back, and if you don't then you are keeping coins that don't belong to you. In effect stealing from other miners.
These things happen and everything ipominer is saying is verifiable in the blockchain, it's not upon him to provide proof, the data is all there on the site and on the blockchain.
Ipominer had a problem in there calculation system, we are just using the provided numbers, and in some cases people deside to rent or not.
If you run a busines, you have a risk, this is one off those risks, can't be turned back.
It is to ipominer to provide proof.
May 05, 2014, 04:11:23 AM
Balances were previously incorrectly calculated on UVC, and they have now been corrected -- no one is stealing anything.
That is your problem, we are just mining and calculating on the numbers you provide.
Correct it with your own coins.
Some people have rented rigs to mine, doesnt matter how you put it, in this case you are stealing money!
If you were overpaid, correcting your balance is not stealing.
If you have a negative balance now that means you should be sending coins back, and if you don't then you are keeping coins that don't belong to you. In effect stealing from other miners.
These things happen and everything ipominer is saying is verifiable in the blockchain, it's not upon him to provide proof, the data is all there on the site and on the blockchain.
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