Topic: [ANN][ROI] ROI Coin | CPU Only Solo Mining Hybrid | 15% POS | 593% Term Deposit - page 101. (Read 107976 times)

This is an excellent explanation using plain non-technical words. I learned the same based on what happened after the fork. I am getting coins now too.

If I may, I would like to suggest to dev's and Elbandi to put this under FAQ section, for new miners.

I have received ROI from the pool, post fork. So it seems to be working.

Please take note that your stats on the pool can be a bit confusing.

You can only see your stats while you are actually mining. Furthermore the 360 blocks confirmation time (12-16 hours of mining) creates a delay in your stats which can be confusing. Also the pool pays out 20 ROI per transfer(sometimes a bit more) so if you start mining now, it will take 12-16 hours before your stats even start counting any ROI. As soon as it reaches 20 it will then make a payout. And if you stop mining at this very point, it will keep paying out for another 12-16 hours. The time between payouts is then dependent on your hashrate and the difficulty at the time of mining.

The difficulty changes a lot during a day, so don't expect your payouts to be with the same time interval. It will change during a 24-hour period.

I hope this helped 

Hi teddy_can you can find pre-compiled ubuntu version on https://github.com/ROIcoin/ROIcoin/releases page.
you will need some pre-required libraries those are listed on the README page of our github repo.
If you have any trouble just join us on slack and i will gladly help you with it.

You can find this info just go to https://github.com/ROIcoin/ROIcoin and scroll down and the first section begins with ROI Coin Ubuntu Compile Dependencies

You can also get Linux support from the dev team if you go over to our Slack channel at https://roicoin.slack.com/

I think the pool is still in trouble. I still do not get anything in my wallet after fork.

where can i find some tutorial to install the linux wallet and get it mining?

OK , ty did u know about solo mining too ?

Hi sumair! In the wallet you can lock your coins for some days, weeks, or months. When the coins are locked they earn interests (see the rates and examples in the first post), but you can not move the coins until the end of your term deposit.

what is term deposit

It's really hard to understand for me haha

I don't recommend bothering with harvesting the coins because only the main chain will survive but if you want to you sure can.

All you have to do is keep a copy of your wallet.dat pre-fork and keep a node running on the pre-fork chain. This will preserve your pre-fork coins on the pre-fork chain.

You will also need a wallet.dat on the post fork node and it must stay on the post fork chain. This will maintain your post fork coins on the new chain if that makes sense.

Keep in mind we are not Bitcoin and the old chain will die a miserable and wretched grizzly horrific catastrophic morbid toxic eternal extinction-level-event death with no supporting seed nodes, community, development, website, tender loving care, etc., etc.

So that means now I have double the amount of ROI I have before fork? how to get it?

So without getting overly technical let's just say the code in the new wallet is able to take a look and see the version of a node trying to connect to our network and it can decide that version is not the proper current version and then reject it. All of this is done automatically. So if a wallet is not upgraded at the time of this fork block 25000 then that wallet will not be able to connect to our network of nodes any longer. Banned, kicked off, evicted are some words that come to mind. The reason this is necessary is to prevent someone from gaming the system by running the previous version and taking advantage of the incorrect/inflated interest rates.

In terms of what happens to those shiny new coins. That is a bit of a situation to say. So picture this in your mind and get a visual: we had a blockchain running only one running mind you so picture this horizontal line.... then exactly at the fork - that horizontal line splits into 2 and now you have two parallel horizontal lines after the fork. You know essentially 2 parallel blockchains running side by side. They both exist and they both contain the same coins that existed prior to the fork.

Now going forward past that fork these 2 different parallel chains are not interchangeable. One chain can't send coins to the other chain and vise verse. They are literally two different animals. So past the fork coins mined on chain 1 are only good on chain 1. Coins mined on chain 2 are only good on chain 2. If you are on the old version after the fork and mine coins those coins will be rejected by the new version. But, both chains do exist and both chains do have coins and both chains can move forward and continue to live.

A great example of this was when Bitcoin forked into Bitcoin Cash. I had a bitcoin wallet running and I had a bitcoin cash wallet running before the fork. After the fork I got free coins. The same amount of bitcoins i had before the fork i then had in my bitcoin cash wallet after the fork. The coins doubled and the new free batch of coins is on the BitcoinCash fork. After this fork the same coins exist on both chains and yet the coins cannot pass back and forth but are stuck on one of the 2 chains.

If this is not clear let me know what questions you might have.

Im also 2:20 hours without receiving coins.... 

No, that outage was done by elbandi who's managing the pool. There was an issue with pool after the fork which he fixed and posted the explanation on previous page.

This seems to be a new issue.