hello is it right , 42 coins for a mn ?
how much reward it gives daily?
Use this calculator. Number of nodes on network is only questionable, but we estimate it will be over 1000 for sure.how much reward it gives daily?
http://zen.lebre.net/
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http://zen.lebre.net/
hello is it right , 42 coins for a mn ?
how much reward it gives daily?
Use this calculator. Number of nodes on network is only questionable, but we estimate it will be over 1000 for sure.how much reward it gives daily?
http://zen.lebre.net/
Nice calculator. 42 coins for a secure node? It is low and there will be lots of nodes.
Nice to see that ZEN thread is alive. I hope much more good news is coming and price of ZEN will go up.
ZenCash has a Discord Channel also - ZenCash Discord ->
https://discordapp.com/channels/334085157441110017/334085157441110017
ZenCash also has an IRC channel callled #zencash : Join using this (or any) IRC client: https://kiwiirc.com/
https://discordapp.com/channels/334085157441110017/334085157441110017
ZenCash also has an IRC channel callled #zencash : Join using this (or any) IRC client: https://kiwiirc.com/
i have finally made that zen pool i promised i will do..i have tested on a private server, took almost 200 blocks, and now it's on...one can find it here
http://zen.zuzuca.ro/
devs, please insert this link into the pools on zen because it will be available from now on
zen...to the moon!
http://zen.zuzuca.ro/
devs, please insert this link into the pools on zen because it will be available from now on
zen...to the moon!Added to the OP, will add to website soon. Good luck with the pool!
i have finally made that zen pool i promised i will do..i have tested on a private server, took almost 200 blocks, and now it's on...one can find it here
http://zen.zuzuca.ro/
devs, please insert this link into the pools on zen because it will be available from now on zen...to the moon!
http://zen.zuzuca.ro/
devs, please insert this link into the pools on zen because it will be available from now on
zen...to the moon! 
Excellent job @voskcoin!
I hope other members will follow his example and contribute to Zen community with abilities you are possessing, no matter what it is, important is to be creative.
Rob Viglione in action at Nexus conference in Aspen
Tatiana Moroz performing
Warning! Phishing sites are all around! This post is for raising awareness!
http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/08/29/new-bittrex-phishing-scam-website-tops-google-search-results/
http://www.altcointoday.com/beware-latest-bittrex-email-phishing-scam/
http://www.bitcoininsider.org/article/5774/beware-new-etherdelta-phishing-sites
All this happened recently.
Can somebody confirm that coss.io is not a scam exchange? I've sent some BTC and it's been 7 (only 1 required) confirmations already. My balance is still 0. Support is silent.
Coss.io is legit but it takes a little while to process transactions from my experience
@ kazanchev
I got confirmation at slack channel that people waiting for half an hour for confirmation. They are legitimate, seems only that they need more confirmations. Anyway, please share here your experience when your coins arrives on destination.
It took 19 confirmations (about 3 hours).
Can somebody confirm that coss.io is not a scam exchange? I've sent some BTC and it's been 7 (only 1 required) confirmations already. My balance is still 0. Support is silent.
Coss.io is legit but it takes a little while to process transactions from my experience
@ kazanchev
I got confirmation at slack channel that people waiting for half an hour for confirmation. They are legitimate, seems only that they need more confirmations. Anyway, please share here your experience when your coins arrives on destination.
Can somebody confirm that coss.io is not a scam exchange? I've sent some BTC and it's been 7 (only 1 required) confirmations already. My balance is still 0. Support is silent.
Coss.io is legit but it takes a little while to process transactions from my experience
Can somebody confirm that coss.io is not a scam exchange? I've sent some BTC and it's been 7 (only 1 required) confirmations already. My balance is still 0. Support is silent.
ZenCash has partnered with StormX?
http://www.banklesstimes.com/2017/09/21/stormx-zencash-announce-partnership/
If so that is great news! Great job guys.
Yes this is official, I can confirm. Here is different source->http://www.banklesstimes.com/2017/09/21/stormx-zencash-announce-partnership/
If so that is great news! Great job guys.
https://paymentweek.com/2017-9-21-stormx-establishes-strategic-partnership-zencash/
ZenCash has partnered with StormX?
http://www.banklesstimes.com/2017/09/21/stormx-zencash-announce-partnership/
If so that is great news! Great job guys.
http://www.banklesstimes.com/2017/09/21/stormx-zencash-announce-partnership/
If so that is great news! Great job guys.
It's easier if you use address exchange, so if you have a lot of live you sell.
As far as i know this is not recommended, but better investigate about this.Depends on how the pool does payouts. If the pool keeps a hot wallet and pays you at a certain threshold then yes you can use an exchange wallet address. If the pool does coinbase transactions (which is actually rare outside of bitcoin) then you are better off not using an exchange wallet. For suprnova everything I ever mined I used an exchange address for payouts (bittrex or polo mostly). I am not familiar with ethermine.
Since there is an exchange called coinbase let me clarify that a coinbase transaction refers to what address or addresses get paid from the coins in a newly generated block. Most commonly a pool will always send newly generated coins to the same pool owned address and then pay miners from that wallet address. But they don't have to. A new block can send the newly generated coins to any number of addresses and some pools pay miners that way. Sometimes exchange wallets are not setup to receive those kind of transactions.
Also though, if the pool pays lots of little payouts, exchanges don't usually want those. Check the deposit requirements for the specific coin on the exchange. Sometimes they won't credit your account on the exchange of you are getting deposits below a certain threshold. Those dust payments require higher fees to consolidate so exchanges don't usually like that.
Since there is an exchange called coinbase let me clarify that a coinbase transaction refers to what address or addresses get paid from the coins in a newly generated block. Most commonly a pool will always send newly generated coins to the same pool owned address and then pay miners from that wallet address. But they don't have to. A new block can send the newly generated coins to any number of addresses and some pools pay miners that way. Sometimes exchange wallets are not setup to receive those kind of transactions.
Also though, if the pool pays lots of little payouts, exchanges don't usually want those. Check the deposit requirements for the specific coin on the exchange. Sometimes they won't credit your account on the exchange of you are getting deposits below a certain threshold. Those dust payments require higher fees to consolidate so exchanges don't usually like that.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mining-pool-deposit-to-bittrex-instead-of-wallet-2033445
This is great timing to take risk on this project I hope this will go to the moon.
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