Hi dear admin ,
add plz bellscoin BEL to your site !
Website
http://www.bellscoin.org/
Exchange
https://www.atomic-trade.com/trade?c=BEL&p=BTC
Twitter
https://twitter.com/bellscoin
https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FSn4KJ4r.png&t=545&c=Z9V1P_wnb1vJsw
Topic: chainz.cryptoID.info - Alternative Blockchain Explorers - page 20. (Read 77278 times)
MAIN Thread
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/929-orbitcoin-orb-information/
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6422610
Promo Thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=725450.0;all
translated the OP in Italian:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--828068
http://bitcoingarden.tk/forum/index.php?topic=1510.0
german coming soon
Website
http://orb.sx
http://orbitcoin.org/
CoinWik.org
http://coinwik.org/OrbitCoin
SOCIAL
Twitter
https://twitter.com/Orbitcoin
Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/orbitcoin
WEB-Channel
http://orbchat.2kool4u.net
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/929-orbitcoin-orb-information/
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6422610
Promo Thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=725450.0;all
translated the OP in Italian:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--828068
http://bitcoingarden.tk/forum/index.php?topic=1510.0
german coming soon
Website
http://orb.sx
http://orbitcoin.org/
CoinWik.org
http://coinwik.org/OrbitCoin
SOCIAL
https://twitter.com/Orbitcoin
https://www.facebook.com/orbitcoin
WEB-Channel
http://orbchat.2kool4u.net
I find your site great. You wrote me you want ORB adden !? Which details do you need ??
Block Explorer / Crawler
http://atlas.phoenixcoin.org:1080
33% PoW blocks and 67% PoS blocks delivering 1 ORB each
Advanced hybrid Scrypt proof-of-work (PoW) and proof-of-stake (PoS)
3.77 million coins to be produced
1 minute combined block target (3 minutes for PoW, 1.5 minutes for PoS)
Retargets every block using Orbitcoin Super Shield (OSS)
Time warp and instamining protection
Advanced checkpointing against 51% attacks
Transaction messaging supported
6 confirmations for regular transactions
200 confirmations for minted coins
Very low transaction fees (most transactions are free)
No destruction of transaction fees (all collected by a block finder)
The default P2P port is 15298, RPC port is 15299
I2P/Tor ready
Considering 20 ORB staking +1 ORB every 10 days, it's 1*(365/10)/20=183% per annum.
Compound interest earns (1+1/20)^(365/10)=593% per annum.
Things are more complicated in reality, so actual earnings are somewhere between the two above.
by Ghostlander
ORB is soon changed by Scrypt to Neoscrypt!
Links to see here. No Asic machines for ORB in the future!
Time flies and Scrypt, once upon a time a CPU only algorithm, has pushed even GPUs away and is the ASIC territory now. I have expected this to happen about half a yer ago and that's why Orbitcoin is 67% PoS driven now. It is also apparent that current Scrypt miners are more than ever interested in dumping whatever they mine for fiat or BTC at least to get a return on their expensive mining hardware. The market leaves little to no space for crypto enthusiasts mining at home with their desktops or small farms, not willing to spend a few thousand USD on a fast ASIC which might never even become profitable. I think a CPU nad GPU driven mining algorithm is a much better alternative to what we have now.
You all know probably that I also develop Phoenixcoin and have designed a new algorithm called NeoScrypt.
NeoScrypt, a Strong Memory Intensive Key Derivation Function (white paper)
Bitcointalk thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nsgminer-v094-the-fastest-neoscrypt-gpu-miner-712650
http://phoenixcoin.org/archive/neoscrypt_v1.pdf
http://www.feathercoin.com/neo-scrypt-press-release.pdf
https://github.com/ghostlander/NeoScrypt
There is my CPU miner and a beta GPU miner developed by the Feathercoin community. Phoenixcoin runs NeoScrypt since the 13-Aug-2014. Feathercoin is likely to switch to NeoScrypt by the end of October. There are a few smaller coins preparing to follow. I'd like to know if the community is interested in getting Orbitcoin switched to NeoScrypt.
Block Explorer / Crawler
http://atlas.phoenixcoin.org:1080
33% PoW blocks and 67% PoS blocks delivering 1 ORB each
Advanced hybrid Scrypt proof-of-work (PoW) and proof-of-stake (PoS)
3.77 million coins to be produced
1 minute combined block target (3 minutes for PoW, 1.5 minutes for PoS)
Retargets every block using Orbitcoin Super Shield (OSS)
Time warp and instamining protection
Advanced checkpointing against 51% attacks
Transaction messaging supported
6 confirmations for regular transactions
200 confirmations for minted coins
Very low transaction fees (most transactions are free)
No destruction of transaction fees (all collected by a block finder)
The default P2P port is 15298, RPC port is 15299
I2P/Tor ready
Considering 20 ORB staking +1 ORB every 10 days, it's 1*(365/10)/20=183% per annum.
Compound interest earns (1+1/20)^(365/10)=593% per annum.
Things are more complicated in reality, so actual earnings are somewhere between the two above.
by Ghostlander
ORB is soon changed by Scrypt to Neoscrypt!
Links to see here. No Asic machines for ORB in the future!
Time flies and Scrypt, once upon a time a CPU only algorithm, has pushed even GPUs away and is the ASIC territory now. I have expected this to happen about half a yer ago and that's why Orbitcoin is 67% PoS driven now. It is also apparent that current Scrypt miners are more than ever interested in dumping whatever they mine for fiat or BTC at least to get a return on their expensive mining hardware. The market leaves little to no space for crypto enthusiasts mining at home with their desktops or small farms, not willing to spend a few thousand USD on a fast ASIC which might never even become profitable. I think a CPU nad GPU driven mining algorithm is a much better alternative to what we have now.
You all know probably that I also develop Phoenixcoin and have designed a new algorithm called NeoScrypt.
NeoScrypt, a Strong Memory Intensive Key Derivation Function (white paper)
Bitcointalk thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/nsgminer-v094-the-fastest-neoscrypt-gpu-miner-712650
http://phoenixcoin.org/archive/neoscrypt_v1.pdf
http://www.feathercoin.com/neo-scrypt-press-release.pdf
https://github.com/ghostlander/NeoScrypt
There is my CPU miner and a beta GPU miner developed by the Feathercoin community. Phoenixcoin runs NeoScrypt since the 13-Aug-2014. Feathercoin is likely to switch to NeoScrypt by the end of October. There are a few smaller coins preparing to follow. I'd like to know if the community is interested in getting Orbitcoin switched to NeoScrypt.
Recently added blockchains: VidioShare, Kryptonite, LitecoinDark and MonetaryUnit
Other changes:
Community payments for hosting contribution are being rolled out incrementally. When complete, this will allow anyone to contribute to hosting costs, view history of payments and check for how long hosting is covered.
Other changes:
- Address pages for "Proof Of Stake" blockchains now tag the PoS transactions, and provide a total of how many coins were extracted by staking for that address
- About page now also shows explorer wallet protocol version
Community payments for hosting contribution are being rolled out incrementally. When complete, this will allow anyone to contribute to hosting costs, view history of payments and check for how long hosting is covered.
On the MintPal situation
You can use the exchange wallet guesstimation to keep track of MintPal withdrawals... or follow the money trail in case things were to go sour.
All our explorers feature exchange wallet guesstimation, but not all wallets were tagged.
If Mintpal's wallet was NOT tagged for your blockchain, you can help tag it:
Blockchains were MintPal was tagged and held large amounts have alread been reminded of the feature!
You can use the exchange wallet guesstimation to keep track of MintPal withdrawals... or follow the money trail in case things were to go sour.
All our explorers feature exchange wallet guesstimation, but not all wallets were tagged.
If Mintpal's wallet was NOT tagged for your blockchain, you can help tag it:
- check if your Mintpal deposit address is part of a large guesstimated wallet
- if you have kept Mintpal withdrawal or deposit transaction IDs, those can also be helpful: check if withdrawal/deposit addresses are part of a large guesstimated wallet
Blockchains were MintPal was tagged and held large amounts have alread been reminded of the feature!
Thank you for listing Coin Magi! your block explorer is certainly a valuable one in the industry via: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xmg
Keep up the great work!! Maybe look into partnering or link advertising with the dev from coin market app https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coin-market-apps-how-to-keep-track-of-news-links-for-all-coins-may-22-2017-792912
Keep up the great work!! Maybe look into partnering or link advertising with the dev from coin market app https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/coin-market-apps-how-to-keep-track-of-news-links-for-all-coins-may-22-2017-792912
Hey guys,
Love the block explorers
Can you please add BSTY?
ANN: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/globalboost-y-bsty-globalboost-yescrypt-social-networksmanager-775289
Main Site: https://GlobalBoo.st
BSTY Site: http://GlobalBoost-Y.com
Please let me know
https://twitter.com/PalmBeachHair
Love the block explorers
Can you please add BSTY?
ANN: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/globalboost-y-bsty-globalboost-yescrypt-social-networksmanager-775289
Main Site: https://GlobalBoo.st
BSTY Site: http://GlobalBoost-Y.com
Please let me know
https://twitter.com/PalmBeachHair
Recently added blockchains: Cinni, Fibre, Exclusive Coin, DigitalPrice, BitSwift, Nexus, VirtualMining Coin, ARCHcoin, RhinoCoin (provisional), BlackCoin, SeedCoin, MaryJane & Sembro Token.
XCloudCoin blockchain was migrated from CLD to XCLD, note that coin/blockchains swap are part of the hosting "package", with one month of overlap ie. for one month you can have an explorer on the old blockchain as well as the new blockchain.
Other changes:
In addition to main web/db/backup servers, there are now 7 wallet servers with "lots" of VMs... this is turning into a mini-datacenter
There has also been some progress towards supporting micro-payments, to allow community hosting contributions in small amounts.
XCloudCoin blockchain was migrated from CLD to XCLD, note that coin/blockchains swap are part of the hosting "package", with one month of overlap ie. for one month you can have an explorer on the old blockchain as well as the new blockchain.
Other changes:
- Added a FAQ page
- Improved image load times for the main page
- Wallets pages have been getting a few minor improvements, more are in the pipeline
- Added outgoing link icons for tags
- Improvements to the wallet guesstimation
In addition to main web/db/backup servers, there are now 7 wallet servers with "lots" of VMs... this is turning into a mini-datacenter
There has also been some progress towards supporting micro-payments, to allow community hosting contributions in small amounts.
Just wondering how your identifying p2pool blocks?
Currently, not very well, there is some confusion with NOMP and some stratum pools with custom genesis blocks :/I have not looked into it much, as P2Pool/NOMP seem to be rarely dominant.
Do you have a particular blockchain in mind?
No, was just curious
Super nice job overall. Reliable block explorers are rare so your efforts are appreciated.
Im interested in a Blockchain Explorer. Do you have any IRC or some kind of way to chat directly?
Just wondering how your identifying p2pool blocks?
Currently, not very well, there is some confusion with NOMP and some stratum pools with custom genesis blocks :/I have not looked into it much, as P2Pool/NOMP seem to be rarely dominant.
Do you have a particular blockchain in mind?
Just wondering how your identifying p2pool blocks?
Please add reddcoin!
Ypool changed their ric mining address, can you update that?
Ruby chain is stuck.
Yes, I posted a few days ago about it in the Ruby threadhttps://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9026673
Seems to be a problem with the new 1.0.0 version with PoS, please report to the Ruby thread for further details.
Ruby chain is stuck.
I will be needing one of these soon, thanks
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