Topic: [ANN][TZC] TrezarCoin Super-Secure-PoW/PoS - page 116. (Read 156621 times)

My miner disconnected from altminer pool. Does anyone have same problem? or just me?

FTFY

It's a matter of trust. No explanations - no trust. If dev is interested in trust - he will explain, otherwise he will avoid seeking for others to fool. Don't be one of them.  
I've got tired of all those last shitcoins like CXT, XCXT, CTIC2, VUC,............. TZC?

Ok buddy, i see now that you are simply a fud person.
There is no HIDDEN premine. Whoever know how to setup his mining cards and PoS settings will be ahead of those who dont ALWAYS!!!
I tried hard to explain to you that is not so simple to say "Put A here, B here, C here" and voila you have the best settings, but you even refuse to read and educate yourself.
You just type shit after shit, not realizing that the problem is you.
Ask yourself a question, how come no one here write stuff like you do?

Read what i've already wrote.
Even 99% premine is OK if it is written. Hidden premine is not OK, because it usually means that it is another pumpydumpy shitcoin. That is the point!

I think you don't understand - or on the same boat with dev. I'm talking about pumpydumpy shit. And this coin smells more and more like that.
I'm talking about fair and trust. 20% to zec dev - fair. 20% premine in Ann - fair. Use private miner - fair. Even 99% premine in ann is fair. What is public and clear - that is fair.

But making hidden setting in the code to have advantage, to hide premine is the way to make another shitcoin to dump, the way to fool people.
I don't like that and I suppose noone, except those in the dev's boat.  

Here's a post from orbit page explaining their POS, I think it's the same as here:

"It can start staking after 1 day (from date/time of incoming transaction including previous PoS block). Not possible generate PoS for inputs < 1 day old.
But you can not say exactly how much time it will take to generate PoS after it.
It like classic PoW solomining with GPU:
- it depends on the current difficulty (which in turn depends on the amount and activity of the "competitors" - other miners)
- your mining power (but with PoS your mining power not megahashes of mining hardware but amount of coins-days you accumulate in your wallet)
- time which you spend at mining (but with PoS it is not time of GPU/ASIC work, but time while you running wallet online with "old" coins staking)
- your luck

Next formula not correct but for simplification of understanding:

amount of PoS blocks you will get = (mining/staking power) x (mining/staking time) / PoS difficulty 

Mining(staking) power usually called "weight" and counted in coin-days for each input transaction individually: (amount of coin in input) x (age - 1)
So inputs with age < 1 day have zero weight (formula gives negative values but program account all < 1 day inputs as 0 weight) and not staking at all.
For example incoming 25 ORB transaction 1 week old have weight = 25 x (7-1) = 150 coin-days, increasing continuously with time until generate PoS finally.
After successful PoS generation coin age reset to zero (so weight = 0 too) and process starts from beginning.
Maximum possible weight reached after 16 days, so maximum weight = input size x 15

But still it is not possible calculate time when individual input generate PoS - because it is a stochastic process and heavily dependent on luck (as a solo Mining): sometimes very "lucky" inputs generates PoS blocks only few hours after reaching minimum age (currently 1 days for ORB, initial value before hard-fork was 5 days) with weight only 1-5 coin-days, sometimes very "unlucky" transaction staking few weeks(growing up to weight of hundreds or even several thousands coin-days) before get PoS .

But if you have many inputs staking at same time process became more predictable (like with solomining: if you try solomine hight diff coin with single GPU - you can find block in first day if lucky but can not find any in few years if unlucky, but if you mine with huge mining farm or combine power of individual miners in pool you generate predictable average amount of blocks per day or week).

For example - i personally actively mining ORB PoS  blocks with wallet containing about ~ 15000 coins (sliced to 20-50 coins blocks, so i have few hundreds of inputs staking in parallel) - with current difficulty it generate > 30 PoS blocks each day.
So to be able generate about 1 block per hour (as average - it will vary) you will need about 10k-12k coins + time about 10-15 days (to accumulate average weight. First blocks will be on 6th day, but initially at very low rate ramping up slowly in next days in proportons of total weight accumulated)

But it true at current difficulty only - if diff goes up you get less blocks per day (with same amount of coins and accumulated weight) and vice versa because total amount of blocks(generated by all miners combined) per day is fixed.

P.S.
ghostlander how about if you add/correct this my post above and link it as ORB PoS mining FAQ/how-to from first post?"

Iam not the invetor of PoS, and Iam also not the invetor of PoW, altough I provide configs that work PoS and PoW. Actually Iam curious why nobody is begging me to give him the best config for his mining card, and how to undervolt it that it uses less power.

I just spent 10 minutes reading through the most recent posts only to find that it was you filling the thread with this garbage. Be gone "Old Timer". We're not here to hold your hand.

He doesn't have to explain anything to you, and on top of that the fact that he isn't pushing or promoting hard makes me believe this isn't a shit coin.

What does make a 0 premine so important for you ?
SIGT has 0 premine, ok, I know your agument about the 1000 "instamined blocks", (btw, I had 2 blocks before the block 1000, just because I was just at the right place at the right time, with the skills about solomining)
And even if there is a 2, 3, 4% instamine/premine, who cares ? How does it affect you personnally ?
You're mining (or have mined) zcash, right ? Why do you mine a 20% premined coin ?

Still avoiding questions? So which variant is true? 

Can you tell me why devs on Ethereum does not provide me with best software and best overclock settings my cards to mine it?
[sarcasm]BUT THEY TELL THEY FRIENDS HOW TO DO IT AND THATS UNFAIR![/sarcasm]
Tech savvy guys will be steps ahead of you in this crypto world if you don't put an effort to learn.
But no, you can cry here like a baby that nobody gave you the pacifier.

Of course he got his blocks because there was noone else - it is evident. But you can see at times of blocks that there were another "geniuses" also. So not working POS for all = "fair" POS premine for "friends"
Nice moto

Check out the Orbit coin page... they have all the info about this type of POS settings... in depth explanation... Here's what you can do - go read it and then write a concise summary of what you read... because they give all details there - so we can apply that knowledge to our situation because most of us have under 10 k cons now. So we can all take advantage of all that info there.

Ryuh posted all above, you should at least be able to read.

I'm not asking about conf. I'm asking about the formula.
You can guess whatever you want. But what we have here is strange "fair" advantages, dead silence about influence of settings.
There are 2 possible explanations:
1) Dev doesn't know himself. He just copypasted it.
2) Another PumpyDumpy shit.
Both varians are not good at all.

Thanks for checking us out ChekaZ, if you could let us or everyone know how you get on and if you have any issues

Don't you think that it is remarkable person - I'd say genious. Smart enough to make conf file with needed settings, while NO ather coins require that to do (At least I don't know any).
And to make it happen also required a fellow dev who "forgot" to make POS to work out of the box and considering that to be fair.
What could I say - nice hidden premine to dump later.

The config file provided here is exact copy from the orbit coin project config... I checked it out. I guess no cheating here... calm down people.

I think even if his settings were wrong, he got so many POS blocks because he was the only one on the network staking at the time... so he had 100% of POS weight. It's sort of equally distributed among all staking wallets depending on the stake weight... imagine if you are the only one on the network - guess what happens... you get all of them I guess. He's not that lucky anymore cause the rest of us are staking too now.