miner dump this coin crazy 
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250satoshi
That's because of those big blocks that just passed, everyone relax.....it's called distribution.
Topic: [ANN][RVC] / RevoCoin / POS - POW / 10,000kh miner limit / LAUNCH 22-07 - page 46. (Read 133063 times)
July 25, 2014, 12:54:12 AM
That's because of those big blocks that just passed, everyone relax.....it's called distribution.
July 24, 2014, 11:28:32 PM
Revocoon doesnt need bittrex at this stage of its jouney. Please dont attempt listing there now. It will create massive dump I'm affraid...
July 24, 2014, 10:44:07 PM
pls add bittrex
July 24, 2014, 09:25:17 PM
miner dump this coin crazy
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Its just a starting bro.. Long way to go 250satoshi
July 24, 2014, 09:04:26 PM
miner dump this coin crazy
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250satoshi
July 24, 2014, 09:03:18 PM
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I have just gone through all the 10,000 reward blocks (actually was 2881 - 3600, not as above) and counted the number of POS blocks during that period. The number was 250 POS blocks which equates to the total amount of coins being reduced by 2,500,000 for that period. There were 470 POW blocks of 10,000 totalling 4,700,000 RVC.
After block 3600 the total coin supply was currently sitting at 9,255,570 (according to C-CEX) but this includes the premine of 2,500,000 for the IPO, so the total number of POW coins was 6,755,570 after block 3600. This is 2,844,430 short of the amount that it should have been at if POS had not started until after POW.
If we take 250 POS blocks as the average per 720 blocks then the new table would look like this:
Blocks Reward Coins
0 - 3600 6,755,570
3601 - 4320 500 235,000
4321 - 5040 2000 940,000
5041 - 5760 500 235,000
5761 - 6480 2500 1,175,000
6481 - 7200 500 235,000
7201 - 7920 3000 1,410,000
7921 - 8640 500 235,000
So now the estimated total coins is 11,220,570 + the 2,500,000 IPO.
Isn't 13,720,570 a lot better than 27,000,000 from a value standpoint?
.. We cant complain about that now when we missed that opportunity to invest.. so let the market decide by itself.. There is nothing hidden and fishy here. Everything is transparent so far 
Prices are really close to IPO prices now. Now is everyone's chance to get them. Don't cry later.
July 24, 2014, 08:19:16 PM
Dev seems to log in every now and then during a day time span, but doesn't respond to any of the post replies.
There's got to be a standard/policy for a dev to post a coin here, ie. at least a senior user or something like that. Maybe have them have minimum requirements to post a coin here also, ie. complete info of the coin and no close source miner/wallet.
There's got to be a standard/policy for a dev to post a coin here, ie. at least a senior user or something like that. Maybe have them have minimum requirements to post a coin here also, ie. complete info of the coin and no close source miner/wallet.
July 24, 2014, 08:01:11 PM
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I have just gone through all the 10,000 reward blocks (actually was 2881 - 3600, not as above) and counted the number of POS blocks during that period. The number was 250 POS blocks which equates to the total amount of coins being reduced by 2,500,000 for that period. There were 470 POW blocks of 10,000 totalling 4,700,000 RVC.
After block 3600 the total coin supply was currently sitting at 9,255,570 (according to C-CEX) but this includes the premine of 2,500,000 for the IPO, so the total number of POW coins was 6,755,570 after block 3600. This is 2,844,430 short of the amount that it should have been at if POS had not started until after POW.
If we take 250 POS blocks as the average per 720 blocks then the new table would look like this:
Blocks Reward Coins
0 - 3600 6,755,570
3601 - 4320 500 235,000
4321 - 5040 2000 940,000
5041 - 5760 500 235,000
5761 - 6480 2500 1,175,000
6481 - 7200 500 235,000
7201 - 7920 3000 1,410,000
7921 - 8640 500 235,000
So now the estimated total coins is 11,220,570 + the 2,500,000 IPO.
Isn't 13,720,570 a lot better than 27,000,000 from a value standpoint?
.. We cant complain about that now when we missed that opportunity to invest.. so let the market decide by itself.. There is nothing hidden and fishy here. Everything is transparent so far July 24, 2014, 07:47:08 PM
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I have just gone through all the 10,000 reward blocks (actually was 2881 - 3600, not as above) and counted the number of POS blocks during that period. The number was 250 POS blocks which equates to the total amount of coins being reduced by 2,500,000 for that period. There were 470 POW blocks of 10,000 totalling 4,700,000 RVC.
After block 3600 the total coin supply was currently sitting at 9,255,570 (according to C-CEX) but this includes the premine of 2,500,000 for the IPO, so the total number of POW coins was 6,755,570 after block 3600. This is 2,844,430 short of the amount that it should have been at if POS had not started until after POW.
If we take 250 POS blocks as the average per 720 blocks then the new table would look like this:
Blocks Reward Coins
0 - 3600 6,755,570
3601 - 4320 500 235,000
4321 - 5040 2000 940,000
5041 - 5760 500 235,000
5761 - 6480 2500 1,175,000
6481 - 7200 500 235,000
7201 - 7920 3000 1,410,000
7921 - 8640 500 235,000
So now the estimated total coins is 11,220,570 + the 2,500,000 IPO.
Isn't 13,720,570 a lot better than 27,000,000 from a value standpoint?
.. We cant complain about that now when we missed that opportunity to invest.. so let the market decide by itself.. There is nothing hidden and fishy here. Everything is transparent so far July 24, 2014, 07:37:01 PM
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I have just gone through all the 10,000 reward blocks (actually was 2881 - 3600, not as above) and counted the number of POS blocks during that period. The number was 250 POS blocks which equates to the total amount of coins being reduced by 2,500,000 for that period. There were 470 POW blocks of 10,000 totalling 4,700,000 RVC.
After block 3600 the total coin supply was currently sitting at 9,255,570 (according to C-CEX) but this includes the premine of 2,500,000 for the IPO, so the total number of POW coins was 6,755,570 after block 3600. This is 2,844,430 short of the amount that it should have been at if POS had not started until after POW.
If we take 250 POS blocks as the average per 720 blocks then the new table would look like this:
Blocks Reward Coins
0 - 3600 6,755,570
3601 - 4320 500 235,000
4321 - 5040 2000 940,000
5041 - 5760 500 235,000
5761 - 6480 2500 1,175,000
6481 - 7200 500 235,000
7201 - 7920 3000 1,410,000
7921 - 8640 500 235,000
So now the estimated total coins is 11,220,570 + the 2,500,000 IPO.
Isn't 13,720,570 a lot better than 27,000,000 from a value standpoint?
July 24, 2014, 07:21:52 PM
Quote
I have just gone through all the 10,000 reward blocks (actually was 2881 - 3600, not as above) and counted the number of POS blocks during that period. The number was 250 POS blocks which equates to the total amount of coins being reduced by 2,500,000 for that period. There were 470 POW blocks of 10,000 totalling 4,700,000 RVC.
After block 3600 the total coin supply was currently sitting at 9,255,570 (according to C-CEX) but this includes the premine of 2,500,000 for the IPO, so the total number of POW coins was 6,755,570 after block 3600. This is 2,844,430 short of the amount that it should have been at if POS had not started until after POW.
If we take 250 POS blocks as the average per 720 blocks then the new table would look like this:
Blocks Reward Coins
0 - 3600 6,755,570
3601 - 4320 500 235,000
4321 - 5040 2000 940,000
5041 - 5760 500 235,000
5761 - 6480 2500 1,175,000
6481 - 7200 500 235,000
7201 - 7920 3000 1,410,000
7921 - 8640 500 235,000
So now the estimated total coins is 11,220,570 + the 2,500,000 IPO.
Isn't 13,720,570 a lot better than 27,000,000 from a value standpoint?
July 24, 2014, 07:18:22 PM
Quote
I have just gone through all the 10,000 reward blocks (actually was 2881 - 3600, not as above) and counted the number of POS blocks during that period. The number was 250 POS blocks which equates to the total amount of coins being reduced by 2,500,000 for that period. There were 470 POW blocks of 10,000 totalling 4,700,000 RVC.
After block 3600 the total coin supply was currently sitting at 9,255,570 (according to C-CEX) but this includes the premine of 2,500,000 for the IPO, so the total number of POW coins was 6,755,570 after block 3600. This is 2,844,430 short of the amount that it should have been at if POS had not started until after POW.
If we take 250 POS blocks as the average per 720 blocks then the new table would look like this:
Blocks Reward Coins
0 - 3600 6,755,570
3601 - 4320 500 235,000
4321 - 5040 2000 940,000
5041 - 5760 500 235,000
5761 - 6480 2500 1,175,000
6481 - 7200 500 235,000
7201 - 7920 3000 1,410,000
7921 - 8640 500 235,000
So now the estimated total coins is 11,220,570 + the 2,500,000 IPO.
Isn't 13,720,570 a lot better than 27,000,000 from a value standpoint?
July 24, 2014, 06:52:27 PM
Is it just me or are there going to be WAAAAAAAAAY less coins than stated in the OP?
From the block reward source that ocminer posted this is the total (there may be more but the source posted only goes to block 8640)
Blocks Reward Coins
0 - 119 0 0
120 - 719 1000 600,000
720 - 1439 500 360,000
1440 - 2159 1500 1,080,000
2160 - 2879 500 360,000
2880 - 3599 10000 7,200,000
3600 - 4319 500 360,000
4320 - 5039 2000 1,440,000
5040 - 5759 500 360,000
5760 - 6479 2500 1,800,000
6480 - 7199 500 360,000
7200 - 7919 3000 2,160,000
7920 - 8639 500 360,000
So the total coins up to block 8639 is 16,440,000
Assuming that I have worked that out correctly!
I have just gone through all the 10,000 reward blocks (actually was 2881 - 3600, not as above) and counted the number of POS blocks during that period. The number was 250 POS blocks which equates to the total amount of coins being reduced by 2,500,000 for that period. There were 470 POW blocks of 10,000 totalling 4,700,000 RVC.
After block 3600 the total coin supply was currently sitting at 9,255,570 (according to C-CEX) but this includes the premine of 2,500,000 for the IPO, so the total number of POW coins was 6,755,570 after block 3600. This is 2,844,430 short of the amount that it should have been at if POS had not started until after POW.
If we take 250 POS blocks as the average per 720 blocks then the new table would look like this:
Blocks Reward Coins
0 - 3600 6,755,570
3601 - 4320 500 235,000
4321 - 5040 2000 940,000
5041 - 5760 500 235,000
5761 - 6480 2500 1,175,000
6481 - 7200 500 235,000
7201 - 7920 3000 1,410,000
7921 - 8640 500 235,000
So now the estimated total coins is 11,220,570 + the 2,500,000 IPO.
July 24, 2014, 06:44:02 PM
O, God of Crypto, why writing is so easy and so hard to read?
WCA..WCZ on Swiss... again!
WCA..WCZ on Swiss... again!
July 24, 2014, 06:38:23 PM
16,500,000 RVC mine by us, 2,500,000 mine by dev, dev mine 13% 
July 24, 2014, 06:28:46 PM
About the Nethash problem.
Could it be possible that the pool shows the poolhash as the sum of all the hashrates < 10
And the pool shows the nethash as the actual hash being thrown at the pool, so also people (as OCminer mentioned .. retards) that mine with 1 GH and only get 10MH
Cause the nethash was 10GH a few times when Maximiner was finding twice as much blocks.
Or am I just being stupid?
Could it be possible that the pool shows the poolhash as the sum of all the hashrates < 10
And the pool shows the nethash as the actual hash being thrown at the pool, so also people (as OCminer mentioned .. retards) that mine with 1 GH and only get 10MH
Cause the nethash was 10GH a few times when Maximiner was finding twice as much blocks.
Or am I just being stupid?
Damn you're absolutely right.. Why did I not think of this ! Yes sure ! There you see which "overhead" we have !
Are you being sarcastic? Cause I'm a total nono how pools work lol.
Nope you're right, I was just not thinking of it at the first place.
This also explains the rising diff.. As the guys are pumping more and more MH/s into the network, blocks are found much more early (on the pool where those guys pump in the extra hash) and so is the diff rising.
After 30 pages of fud and thinking, here's the solution by a noob.
Thanks! RNwCKT4utmiFgPPWibVKRDcKSdaAbQBXwQ
July 24, 2014, 06:28:27 PM
Yes but i don't see miner with more 10Mh
July 24, 2014, 06:27:30 PM
is there a block explorer for address search?
yesterday i sent 1200 rvc to c-cex, it didn't arrive and now i am trying to find the transaction id
the address i sent was:
RCLZKyHxhZUqfBPcATxYdhJuutXWJMpmrq
Anyone who can help me
Did you withdrew direct from pool when c-cex wallet was down? I didn't find your transaction in explorer with wallet.. try to find txid if you can. Ask pool for more details of transfer. yesterday i sent 1200 rvc to c-cex, it didn't arrive and now i am trying to find the transaction id
the address i sent was:
RCLZKyHxhZUqfBPcATxYdhJuutXWJMpmrq
Anyone who can help me
Thank you, I will check the details in pool
July 24, 2014, 06:19:16 PM
once again, pools hashrate=4gh, net hashrate=10gh
Did you actually read the last Page?
July 24, 2014, 06:15:55 PM
once again, pools hashrate=6gh, net hashrate=10gh
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