Topic: [ANN][XCN] Cryptonite - NEW Thread | 1st mini-blockchain coin | Bounties! - page 156. (Read 215807 times)

Thanks, seems like it's averaging around 40 considering the connection drops

to see a more stable hashrate (because it is averaged over a longer period) click on "statistics", then "graphs".

The pool is pretty unstable showing values between 35 and 65 mh/s. I get 400 XCN/day

and on suprnova? what hashrate have you?
how many xcn in a day? calculated by you, last 24h, not by the pool.
i use win7, what do you use?

with 4 GTX 1070 you should be mining at around 60mh/s I'm having 4 gtx 1060 and already reaching 46 mh/s

If you look thru the first post of this thread, there is a list of exchanges supporting XCN/BTC and XCN/CNY trading pairs.

Finally found it!

Last week a friend would like to use XCN to exchange my BTC, I have not yet agreed because I was the first time to hear about XCN.

A more question: where to trade XCN? or How do I confirm the price of XCN?

About the suprnova estimates (on pool stats): they are always about double what I actually get, please keep this in mind.

Made some progress at learning about mining pools...
Have one Pool up using Cryptonote and now for MPOS.
These are not using XCN, however. Still understanding how they work, while looking under the hood of the coding.
I am hoping in a few days to get an internal test pool running.

Ain't that the truth.

Well the same goes for "normal" fiat money. The value comes from people's trust that they get something for the money. Nothing more, nothing less. Normal money is backed by government law forcing every trader to accept that currency as the nominated value and therefore enforcing that trust. That's still lacking for crypto coins.
If a country goes bankrupt, it's actually that promise that's being broken which causes disaster - but it doesn't have to. The far bigger disaster is caused from the fact that every bit of normal money out there is created by debt and therefore every one of us is indirectly paying huge interest rates to those who created the money. And that's unfortunately not the general public / government.

In case of experimental altcoins I would say the trust is more like hope that the coin's innovation might lead to it becoming widely accepted at some stage. The huge advantage of crypto coins is the fact that they're created in a public, open source process and represent value WITHOUT any claims for interest of any party. That's for example the reason why I'm interested in cryptos.
Other people might have different reasons like trust that they will be able to sell it for more of a different coin.

After learning about the nature of money I at least realized that the whole concept is way more abstract than I ever thought. I think misunderstanding the true nature of money is one of the biggest general shortcomings of modern society. Fortunately, bitcoin is changing that at the moment and shows that literally anything can be money, as long as people trust in it. The more trust, the higher the demand and demand vs availability then results in a value.

I do agree... and what I find odd, is how there are values to these coins.
I have Coin A and someone has Coin B. Neither one is really any different from the other. But Coin B has more value to it than Coin A. And people are willing to trade between the two. It is something that I have a difficult time explaining to people who do not know about crypto currencies.

Aside from the technical aspects, there are unfortunately single point of failures. For XCN, one of which as example, if Suprnova takes its pool off-line, the coin pretty much dies; as it would prevent any new comers for it, and kill off its potential popularity. Then again it could become like Latin, a dead language, but still has use...

For regulation, I am exploring the means of regulating the mining side for coins. The goal is to make mining fun and bring people (general public) into it, seeing as they could earn money from home without working. I see this as one of the key means of getting a coin to be successful. But in order to do so, regulations would be used to ensure 'fairness' (as best as possible) of mining. This I think though will turn some people off, as their identities would have to be validated.

The numbers go along with what I am experiencing.
The projection do not match the actual.
I bring in about 60% to 80% of what should be mined

From the looks of things, taking three guesses:
- There are a number of disconnects that occur, and thus actual mining performance suffers.
- The pool running on Suprnova is experiencing high CPU rates (based on the posting history).
- This of course is the only public pool, which the system's resources may be at limits with the number of mining functions being performed.

I am looking at getting a pool running and documented of "How To", but the current available documentation is lacking, and no one seems to be willing to share the information of how to do this. So, I am exploring a couple of options to jump start it, while going through the codes.

I just calculated the earnings from the last day. exactly 400 XCN/day with reported hashrate from CCminer 43-45.5 mh/s. the estimations were actually 640 XCN/day. Well, the stratum connection goes off sometime but I always keep an eye on it. I don't think the total time offline would more than half an hour during the whole day. still the profit from XCN is higher than ethereum though but I'm a bit disappointed.

something is wrong with suprnova.
with 4 nvidia 1070 local hashrate is around 46mh.
pool hashrate vary between 16 and 63mh.
estimation on statistic/pool 41,881mh    982.268XCN/day
earning Last Hour    13.63484121, that make 327 XCN/day
3 times lower than estimated.
about 7 hours of mining, for test, and 1/3 of expected gain.
i will let them mine for a whole day, but i do not think will be better.

Those are the readings of the miner. I don't trust suprnova because it shows obviously wrong hashrates. I mean right now it says 63 mh/s and I'm pretty sure 4 GTX 1060 can't do that. I just wanna know if I'm missing something. ist it normal to have such difference -40%- between expectations and results?

Sure:
https://pastebin.com/fytwbM7L
two xml files in that bin. I hope it is of any value. I couldn't make much of it.

From where you take that hashrate? Miner or pool side? Thats big difference. How typed pallas whattomine cannot count with orphans, pool luck, diff and other factors.

Maybe whattomine doesn't take orphans into account.

Back again,

So, my hashrate is 44mh/s -small equipment- according to whattomine.com I should be mining 27 coins per hour but actually Iäm getting just 18 per hour.. Idk, what could be the reason for that? is it the pool?

thanks,