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Tomorrow will amazing start of Mining pools and Exchanges ?)
Topic: [ANN][WEBD][CPU][POW&POS] 🌍 WebDollar - Currency of the Internet | in browser - page 38. (Read 43743 times)
May 31, 2018, 12:30:03 AM
May 29, 2018, 06:34:18 PM
about 2 days, from saturday morning around 10AM EST until monday morning 8AM EST
and wallet was in sync on two computers, both showing same amount
and wallet was in sync on two computers, both showing same amount
May 29, 2018, 07:31:31 AM
there is something with the wallet too;
for two days displayed a larger amount, even I had it refresh multiple times and the block number was correct;
now 2 blocks reward just dissipated in the thin air; not funny
for two days displayed a larger amount, even I had it refresh multiple times and the block number was correct;
now 2 blocks reward just dissipated in the thin air; not funny
How long thime did you had that amount in the wallet. According to our analysis everythink works perfectly.
May 28, 2018, 08:04:52 PM
there is something with the wallet too;
for two days displayed a larger amount, even I had it refresh multiple times and the block number was correct;
now 2 blocks reward just dissipated in the thin air; not funny
for two days displayed a larger amount, even I had it refresh multiple times and the block number was correct;
now 2 blocks reward just dissipated in the thin air; not funny
May 28, 2018, 01:55:13 PM
Indeed the hash rate has exploded even without pools and it's like a lot of people are just mining for nothing.
One bug I found in the WEBD Explorer for a few days, it does not show the blocks any more, at all. It only shows my address and that's it, black empty page.
One bug I found in the WEBD Explorer for a few days, it does not show the blocks any more, at all. It only shows my address and that's it, black empty page.
Please report this to our community member which developed the explorer. You can find his contact in footer on the explorer website
have you guys thought about revising some of the branding? The logo in particular is very confusing. It looks like a pentagram, and like it's associated with some illuminati, secret society type stuff. Not sure if this is intentional.
Haha, more people told us that. Even bad publicity is still publicity
May 28, 2018, 01:44:05 PM
Indeed the hash rate has exploded even without pools and it's like a lot of people are just mining for nothing.
One bug I found in the WEBD Explorer for a few days, it does not show the blocks any more, at all. It only shows my address and that's it, black empty page.
One bug I found in the WEBD Explorer for a few days, it does not show the blocks any more, at all. It only shows my address and that's it, black empty page.
Please report this to our community member which developed the explorer. You can find his contact in footer on the explorer website
have you guys thought about revising some of the branding? The logo in particular is very confusing. It looks like a pentagram, and like it's associated with some illuminati, secret society type stuff. Not sure if this is intentional.
May 28, 2018, 03:20:45 AM
Indeed the hash rate has exploded even without pools and it's like a lot of people are just mining for nothing.
One bug I found in the WEBD Explorer for a few days, it does not show the blocks any more, at all. It only shows my address and that's it, black empty page.
One bug I found in the WEBD Explorer for a few days, it does not show the blocks any more, at all. It only shows my address and that's it, black empty page.
Please report this to our community member which developed the explorer. You can find his contact in footer on the explorer website
May 28, 2018, 03:19:45 AM
I see 13.97 Mh/s
How could it be without pools ?
Or you start the pools and forget to tell us ?)
What is this:
-wdpool.io
-amsterdam.wdpool.io
-paris.wdpool.io
-strasbourg.wdpool.io ?
How could it be without pools ?
Or you start the pools and forget to tell us ?)
What is this:
-wdpool.io
-amsterdam.wdpool.io
-paris.wdpool.io
-strasbourg.wdpool.io ?
14 Mh/s is represented as a spike in our global hash rate graph http://hash.wd.hostero.eu/dashboard/db/webdollar-global-hashing-power?orgId=1&from=now-1h&to=now and that means someone generated a hash more difficult than the target.
Those are fallbacks node donated by the community members untill mining pools will be ready
May 27, 2018, 11:27:18 PM
Indeed the hash rate has exploded even without pools and it's like a lot of people are just mining for nothing.
One bug I found in the WEBD Explorer for a few days, it does not show the blocks any more, at all. It only shows my address and that's it, black empty page.
One bug I found in the WEBD Explorer for a few days, it does not show the blocks any more, at all. It only shows my address and that's it, black empty page.
May 27, 2018, 06:33:58 PM
I see 13.97 Mh/s
How could it be without pools ?
Or you start the pools and forget to tell us ?)
What is this:
-wdpool.io
-amsterdam.wdpool.io
-paris.wdpool.io
-strasbourg.wdpool.io ?
How could it be without pools ?
Or you start the pools and forget to tell us ?)
What is this:
-wdpool.io
-amsterdam.wdpool.io
-paris.wdpool.io
-strasbourg.wdpool.io ?
May 27, 2018, 02:49:24 PM
Hello! I'd like to reserve the Spanish translation bounty if anytime they're up! Thanks.
You can make the post for WebDollar on Spanish local bitcoin talk altcoins
May 27, 2018, 02:47:06 PM
Hello! I'd like to reserve the Spanish translation bounty if anytime they're up! Thanks.
May 26, 2018, 05:12:37 PM
Yes, nowdays bots and stuff try to mine whatever is more profitable. Back in my days 4Mhs on the network used to get quite the WOW. We will look backwards in time when 1000 TH/s will be quite common and laugh at our short vision.
Already now pools are absolutely necessary if you want to mine with a normal computer, let's imagine how it'll be with 1000 TH/s. But how much electric energy consumption would a 1000 TH/s network consume?
May 26, 2018, 10:45:18 AM
I have noticed that Hashrate has become very irregular, ranging from 1 Mh/s to an astonishing 4 Mh/s. Why would this happen? I cannot explain that without thinking that some big data center gets in and out the network. Needless to say that when the hashrate is 4 Mh/s is makes no sense for a single average computer to mine since that would not produce a single block in days.
In few days we will finish mining pools because we can focus now only on developing pools. The global hash rate seems irregular because sometimes the winner miner is generating a much harder comparing to target. It is something normal in cryptography when you have lots of miners.
May 26, 2018, 10:37:48 AM
10,67 Mh/s
May 26, 2018, 01:43:44 AM
Yes, nowdays bots and stuff try to mine whatever is more profitable. Back in my days 4Mhs on the network used to get quite the WOW. We will look backwards in time when 1000 TH/s will be quite common and laugh at our short vision.
Yea, that is true, people should see things on long term too.
May 26, 2018, 01:32:59 AM
I have noticed that Hashrate has become very irregular, ranging from 1 Mh/s to an astonishing 4 Mh/s. Why would this happen? I cannot explain that without thinking that some big data center gets in and out the network. Needless to say that when the hashrate is 4 Mh/s is makes no sense for a single average computer to mine since that would not produce a single block in days.
In few days we will finish mining pools because we can focus now only on developing pools. The global hash rate seems irregular because sometimes the winner miner is generating a much harder comparing to target. It is something normal in cryptography when you have lots of miners.
May 25, 2018, 07:39:20 PM
I have noticed that Hashrate has become very irregular, ranging from 1 Mh/s to an astonishing 4 Mh/s. Why would this happen? I cannot explain that without thinking that some big data center gets in and out the network. Needless to say that when the hashrate is 4 Mh/s is makes no sense for a single average computer to mine since that would not produce a single block in days.
this is why pool mining is necessary; else the regular computer or laptops will not have any chance;
May 25, 2018, 07:29:33 PM
Yes, nowdays bots and stuff try to mine whatever is more profitable. Back in my days 4Mhs on the network used to get quite the WOW. We will look backwards in time when 1000 TH/s will be quite common and laugh at our short vision.
May 25, 2018, 02:55:01 PM
I have noticed that Hashrate has become very irregular, ranging from 1 Mh/s to an astonishing 4 Mh/s. Why would this happen? I cannot explain that without thinking that some big data center gets in and out the network. Needless to say that when the hashrate is 4 Mh/s is makes no sense for a single average computer to mine since that would not produce a single block in days.
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