Topic: [CENT] Pennies launched - page 48. (Read 135117 times)

And how long would it take to mine 700 pennies with this difficulty and a good cpu?
Seems like they're dumping quite low because they've mined early and will regret later when people buy much higher because of the diff.

0.50234943

Current difficulty?

Selling 700 for 0.65 BTC

reduced the asking price for my  296 pennies to 0.3 BTC for a quick sale

Or exchanges could just charge the fee in BTC? (Cent -> BTC rate based on the order rate?)

This should be easy to get around in that the exchanges could just implement a minimum transaction size to match their % fee.

Without any necessary network transaction fees to (load) cover withdrawals and with the min. exchange fee needing to be 1 CENT I guess it makes for an interesting addition for the exchange... or not !?

This is a really interesting and underrated alt. coin though. Its value should actually exceed its perceived worth. Great centiment shakezula!

really slow now

Actually, considering how diff it is to get a block now, that price may not be completely off.
How is it going for those still trying GPU mining?

0.4 BTC

@what price?

I've got 294 for sale if anyone is buying


Cheers

So what's the eta of getting pennies on coins-e or cryptsy?

Any luck setting up a backend with pushpool or stratum? They seem to communicate to some extent...but block solving isn't happening I suspect.

I tried using https://github.com/paul2112/pushpool but it doesn't seem to work right either

Still very low numbers of pennies in the wild. 1% stake at this point is 460 coins. I am willing to sell 2x 1.06% stakes (500 Pennies) at 2BTC each if anyone's buying them.

I will put the cost directly back in to my mining operation and VPS operations.

I am using the piggybank client on some E5-2680v2 Intel samples (10 Core).

Auctioneer - what are you using to solo mine (just curious)

I've just recently got in to the scrypt-jane stuff, and have the pennies pool up but we don't seem to be getting any blocks.

Getting a lot of these on my minerd (with scrypt-jane):

[2013-08-10 10:36:42] thread 0: 10389 hashes, 0.35 khash/s
[2013-08-10 10:37:42] thread 0: 21035 hashes, 0.35 khash/s
[2013-08-10 10:38:42] thread 0: 20971 hashes, 0.35 khash/s
[2013-08-10 10:39:42] thread 0: 21071 hashes, 0.35 khash/s
[2013-08-10 10:39:57] thread 0: 5036 hashes, 0.35 khash/s
[2013-08-10 10:39:57] accepted: 0/18 (0.00%), 0.35 khash/s (booooo)

On pushpool end - nothing but getting work in the syslog...which looks ok I guess but no blocks solved.

We had some massive HASH power in the pool without any solved - which leads me to think something is wrong.

I tried pushpool forks like https://github.com/paul2112/pushpool but then I get only:

[2013-08-10 09:19:47] thread 0: 1 hashes, 0.31 khash/s
[2013-08-10 09:20:39] thread 0: 18327 hashes, 0.35 khash/s
[2013-08-10 09:21:39] thread 0: 20927 hashes, 0.35 khash/s
[2013-08-10 09:21:39] LONGPOLL detected new block
[2013-08-10 09:21:39] thread 0: 1 hashes, 0.31 khash/s
[2013-08-10 09:22:33] thread 0: 18751 hashes, 0.35 khash/s
[2013-08-10 09:22:33] LONGPOLL detected new block
[2013-08-10 09:23:33] thread 0: 21034 hashes, 0.35 khash/s
[2013-08-10 09:23:33] LONGPOLL detected new block
[2013-08-10 09:24:33] thread 0: 20854 hashes, 0.35 khash/s
[2013-08-10 09:25:33] thread 0: 20939 hashes, 0.35 khash/s

Not sure which one is better...lol

If anyone has some tips on pennies pooling - plz share

Still steadily solo mining these successfully without client issues.  Would like to see these on an exchange soon.