Topic: [ANN][ROI] ROI Coin | CPU Only Solo Mining Hybrid | 15% POS | 593% Term Deposit - page 162. (Read 107976 times)

I agree that 6% premine is not that much but currently that 6% is actually 99%

IMHO most of premine coins should be locked and plan of premine use with dates of releasmet should be given.

A 6% premine isn't really that high. There are devolpment, listing and marketing costs (including airdrops) that need to be paid.

Don't get me wrong, I don't think this pool is any kind of scam. I suspect it's just a case of the pool being overwheled by the sudden influx of traffic and that the pool operator will have that sorted out soon enough.

As for payments, I don't know but again it's obviously a problem and not a scam because some people have received payments, while others (including myself) have not.

yeah pre mine is too high
most it of needs to be given away in airdrops
to stand any chance of getting anywhere

It seems that 6% premine of total coin suply makes it 99% of current coin suply!?!

What are your plans, upcoming update  Future plans will include additional exchange platforms: coinexchange or yobit and cryptopia exchange

Noted with thank you

I believe it too, the pool may be offline for miners, but I'm receiving every coin I mined previously.

Hello andronikos,

This will happen from time to time as MIDAS adjusts to abrupt changes in the net hash rates.  Once the network stabilizes, it will slowly come back into alignment.

For example, the MIDAS adjustment has actually been holding the block chain back as hashrate was continuing to grow so fast the last few days.  At last check, it is behind by about 100 blocks for a 24 hour period.  This is a protection mechanism, which prevents whales from coming in, scooping 2 weeks of coins in a day, then leaving the coin high and dry with no transactions for weeks.

I highly suspect with the dramatic fall off in hash from the pool, the difficulty adjustments as the net averages our and blocks will start flowing closer to its 2 minute time.  However, when the pool comes back up, there will be a similar behavior of pulling the reigns in by upping the difficultly.  So why you ask, just because a pool hashrate dropped off?  The difficulty adjustment, prevents another type of attack.  That is, whales that will come in and swing the difficulty.  i.e. hit when low, then leave once high again.

As the network continues to grow, we fully expect to see these fluctuations.  The day will come with the overall net hash rate evens out and blocks will flow more evenly.

I hope this answers your question.  If not, let me know...

The MIDAS difficulty adjustment is moving the difficulty level up or down every 20 minutes or so based on network stats. No worry on that error it's just a result of swings in the total network hashrate and ongoing difficulty adjustments.

As posted by ROICoin mods on their forum: https://roi-coin.com/forum/topic/2

Hello.

Mining with the wallet grinds my computer to a halt an is very inefficient.

See my post above and start mining with a third party miner. I can still use my pc for simple tasks like browsing and get a lot more H/s

{
"blocks" : 1925,
"currentblocksize" : 1000,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"difficulty" : 0.00154126,
"errors" : "WARNING: check your network connection, 71 blocks received in the last 4 hours (120 expected)",
"genproclimit" : -1,
"networkhashps" : 71764,
"pooledtx" : 0,
"testnet" : false,
"chain" : "main",
"generate" : true,
"hashespersec" : 563

{
"blocks" : 1920,
"currentblocksize" : 1000,
"currentblocktx" : 0,
"difficulty" : 0.00154126,
"errors" : "WARNING: check your network connection, 71 blocks received in the last 4 hours (120 expected)",
"genproclimit" : -1,
"networkhashps" : 70843,
"pooledtx" : 0,
"testnet" : false,
"chain" : "main",
"generate" : false,
"hashespersec" : 590
}

why would it show this?

Thank you 

I followed the instructions from TheRaster using hodlminer-optiminer-fork that I had already on my computer. Now I am getting around 380 hash/s instead of 280 through the wallet.

Regarding my bad post. Should I delete it? Or maybe edit out my ROI-address?

I'm on it. Hmm instead of removing it I will note that the pool is currently offline...

That may be true but it is probably better for the coin's reputation if you remove the pool link from the front page until the pool begins making payments and is up and running again.

Maybe you should take out the pool section from the 1st post on this thread so that new users dont waste their time trying to use that?

It's fine - we all are learning and often make mistakes (except for maybe cointron!  )

Keep experimenting and feel free to ask any questions!

Hello,

We definitely appreciate your being in the community... But please keep in mind, the pool operators are independent owner/operators of a service.

That said, one of the reasons I never tried running a pool is because it can be attacked.  It is going to happen.  And eventually, some how, some way, that we have not seen yet, ROIcoin may very well be attacked.  We have done our best to update security and enhance block chain features, etc...  When and if that day comes, we will do our best to correct, fortify and do our best to ensure mined coins are protected.  But there are bad people out there.

I believe the pool operator to be an honorable person and he has done a great service by starting one of the first pools for ROI.  I don't think he was expecting to be attacked or at least so quickly...  This coin has been "live" for 4 days now.  So there will be bumps in the road, as it gains more attention beyond this forum.

Regardless of what happens, the devs, marketing team, and independent pool operators are always going to put the community first.  And we will do whatever it takes, to keep ROIcoin up and running, as will pool operators when they have to scramble and recover from an attack.

Should there ever be an unauthorized corrupt pool operator out in the world, the ROIcoin core team will do right by you and make things right.