i can't help myself.
hahaha!
Looks like things might be back to normal suchpool with the biggest extraction rate
Topic: [LOGIC] Logicoin | Decentralized Anonymous Smart Contracts | Blockchain Tech - page 30. (Read 117214 times)
May 16, 2014, 01:46:23 PM
hahaha!
Looks like things might be back to normal suchpool with the biggest extraction rate
May 16, 2014, 01:10:41 PM
The thread you're pointing too, shows a an example of a pool being abused by fake shares, which is, again, completely irrelevant with regards to network security and block rewards for just everyone (except those on the abused pool). The coin in question eventually forked for reasons again completely unrelated to your claims here. This adds absolutely nothing to what has already been expressed.
You continue to not take the time to read the explanations that you're offered, and you have not added any question or argument of value.
Sorry, but I'm done here. You are not being ignored, but I will certainly not feed this discussion any further!
Cheers,
~ Myagui
The thread you're pointing too, shows a an example of a pool being abused by fake shares, which is, again, completely irrelevant with regards to network security and block rewards for just everyone (except those on the abused pool). The coin in question eventually forked for reasons again completely unrelated to your claims here. This adds absolutely nothing to what has already been expressed.
You continue to not take the time to read the explanations that you're offered, and you have not added any question or argument of value.
Sorry, but I'm done here. You are not being ignored, but I will certainly not feed this discussion any further!
Cheers,
~ Myagui
Are we reading the same thread !?
luqash3 was faking shares AND FINDING BLOCKS.
Ignore these facts again and you'll win a super secret prize.
Nope. We're saying that Luqash3 was one one of the few lingering people at that pool that wasn't faking hash, that it was a time when difficulty was extremely low and the coin was dying, and he was only managing to solve a block every 1-3 hours on a 30 second coin.
May 16, 2014, 01:10:16 PM
He is invested in Scrypt Asics. Read his post history. With DRK rise, x11 is slated to cripple his investments forever. He has to try this.
May 16, 2014, 01:01:08 PM
The thread you're pointing too, shows a an example of a pool being abused by fake shares, which is, again, completely irrelevant with regards to network security and block rewards for just everyone (except those on the abused pool). The coin in question eventually forked for reasons again completely unrelated to your claims here. This adds absolutely nothing to what has already been expressed.
You continue to not take the time to read the explanations that you're offered, and you have not added any question or argument of value.
Sorry, but I'm done here. You are not being ignored, but I will certainly not feed this discussion any further!
Cheers,
~ Myagui
Are we reading the same thread !?
luqash3 was faking shares AND FINDING BLOCKS.
Ignore these facts again and you'll win a super secret prize.
you are a fucking retard.
May 16, 2014, 12:58:11 PM
The thread you're pointing too, shows a an example of a pool being abused by fake shares, which is, again, completely irrelevant with regards to network security and block rewards for just everyone (except those on the abused pool). The coin in question eventually forked for reasons again completely unrelated to your claims here. This adds absolutely nothing to what has already been expressed.
You continue to not take the time to read the explanations that you're offered, and you have not added any question or argument of value.
Sorry, but I'm done here. You are not being ignored, but I will certainly not feed this discussion any further!
Cheers,
~ Myagui
Are we reading the same thread !?
luqash3 was faking shares AND FINDING BLOCKS.
Ignore these facts again and you'll win a super secret prize.
May 16, 2014, 12:56:30 PM
from what the dev quoted it sounded like they would stop mining it if it was hurtting the network
You may well be right. The important thing is that they've stopped mining us for now.
They are still extracting 42% of the blocks.
42% of the last 100 blocks. It should gradually go down as new blocks get mined. Will have to keep an eye on it though.
Edit: Just went over to TMB. You're right, they are still mining it, just with less hash. *shrug*
May 16, 2014, 12:45:55 PM
from what the dev quoted it sounded like they would stop mining it if it was hurtting the network
You may well be right. The important thing is that they've stopped mining us for now.
They are still extracting 42% of the blocks.
May 16, 2014, 12:41:45 PM
looool look at this guy's posts
Have you read the OP page ?
Is HIRO change market cap from 84 M -> 22 M?
Is HIRO change block reward from 500 -> 50 ?
lol ...
Where did you see that ?
HIRO's reward has always been 400.
wow, ok, so your point of view is plainly clear, you obviously have an agenda. either that or you're clinically retarded.
since when does a multipool which buys that one coin not act favorably towards the coin, are you even sure what you're talking about?
I was in on the very genesis of the development of the first multipool for Blackcoin, i was in IRC when Radiostatic had his meltdown and gave the reigns to Legion development. I helped gnu_user test the database of the new multipool one late night after another. and do you remember how "favorably" that affected BC's price? going from 500 satoshis to 30,000, peaking at around 90,000.
so do us all a favor and stop spreading FUD. or do your homework and learn what it is that you're actually talking about.
and by the way, has anyone seen the increased activity today on the trading price on mintpal? it's broken 400 sat and looks to keep on climbing. take a peek at those buy orders stacking up. about to be a fun time for the real #1 x11 coin. (which doesn't have any darksend BS feature that will only backfire when it gets banned from all major exchanges)
Hm, why the rage and the tone, chill out man.
If a coin rises a few ticks on 3 BTC total turnover its not really a reason to cheer. Look where its at today.
This whole multipool crap is a rather desperate attempt, the effect is marginal.
And now bark again.
MEEEfreakinOOOW THIS COIN WAS INSTAMINED !
Block 1 was found less than a minute after this thread was posted.
Time: 1394867933 (2014-03-15 07:18:53)
http://explorer.hirocoin.org/block/00000331665707f230cc02400ce7042c862353520b2f221a5bc1e20609996fef
Block 100 appeared only 3 minutes later ! :O
Time: 1394868109 (2014-03-15 07:21:49)
http://explorer.hirocoin.org/block/00000ea2071531c7d5734aed1e484adef17ee763e40a0027d538982aa9de738c
Block 1000 OMFG ! We're averaging 50 blocks per minute !
Time: 1394869150 (2014-03-15 07:39:10)
http://explorer.hirocoin.org/block/00000078002878eed628aa9bd2c4260008dc780373ff471a9f1ea742b9e51c9a
Block 2000 ... Now up to 54 blocks per minute ! GTFO !
Time: 1394870176 (2014-03-15 07:56:16)
http://explorer.hirocoin.org/block/000009cd02642a1f1b3081f42c5566443426cbe843db12c5dac5fa898ac0e662
Take a look at here http://explorer.darkcoin.io/chain/DarkCoin?count=10&hi=10
You will see Value Out = 500 DARK
Is HIRO change market cap from 84 M -> 22 M? It is happening with Darkcoin
Is HIRO change block reward from 500 -> 50 ? It is happening with Darkcoin
The HIRO dev claims that for ethical reasons, he will not change the reward structure or the coin supply. I'll post the quote when I find it.
DRK is disgusting and will get very ugly if/when the miners/investors wise up.
I am getting the distinct impression that most if not all of these x11 coins are coming from the same person or group.
am i the only one that thinks this guy is a tard
I'm seeing some similarities with many of the X11 coins.
HIRO, LGC and HASH have been flash/instamined. Plz check their respective threads and blockexplorers..
Is X11 a scamcult ? lol..
HIRO, LGC and HASH have been flash/instamined. Plz check their respective threads and blockexplorers..
Is X11 a scamcult ? lol..
Have you read the OP page ?
Is HIRO change market cap from 84 M -> 22 M?
Is HIRO change block reward from 500 -> 50 ?
lol ...
Where did you see that ?
HIRO's reward has always been 400.
This will become just as much of a disservice to HIRO as it will be for the coins/ ALTS, dumped by the pool. Many/most do not think favourably of multi pools. HIRO's image will suffer because of that.
You forgot to mention how you will achieve the 30% if the price increases.
Remember peeps... if its too good to be true..
You forgot to mention how you will achieve the 30% if the price increases.
Remember peeps... if its too good to be true..
wow, ok, so your point of view is plainly clear, you obviously have an agenda. either that or you're clinically retarded.
since when does a multipool which buys that one coin not act favorably towards the coin, are you even sure what you're talking about?
I was in on the very genesis of the development of the first multipool for Blackcoin, i was in IRC when Radiostatic had his meltdown and gave the reigns to Legion development. I helped gnu_user test the database of the new multipool one late night after another. and do you remember how "favorably" that affected BC's price? going from 500 satoshis to 30,000, peaking at around 90,000.
so do us all a favor and stop spreading FUD. or do your homework and learn what it is that you're actually talking about.
and by the way, has anyone seen the increased activity today on the trading price on mintpal? it's broken 400 sat and looks to keep on climbing. take a peek at those buy orders stacking up. about to be a fun time for the real #1 x11 coin. (which doesn't have any darksend BS feature that will only backfire when it gets banned from all major exchanges)
Hm, why the rage and the tone, chill out man.
If a coin rises a few ticks on 3 BTC total turnover its not really a reason to cheer. Look where its at today.
This whole multipool crap is a rather desperate attempt, the effect is marginal.
And now bark again.
MEEEfreakinOOOW THIS COIN WAS INSTAMINED !
Block 1 was found less than a minute after this thread was posted.
Time: 1394867933 (2014-03-15 07:18:53)
http://explorer.hirocoin.org/block/00000331665707f230cc02400ce7042c862353520b2f221a5bc1e20609996fef
Block 100 appeared only 3 minutes later ! :O
Time: 1394868109 (2014-03-15 07:21:49)
http://explorer.hirocoin.org/block/00000ea2071531c7d5734aed1e484adef17ee763e40a0027d538982aa9de738c
Block 1000 OMFG ! We're averaging 50 blocks per minute !
Time: 1394869150 (2014-03-15 07:39:10)
http://explorer.hirocoin.org/block/00000078002878eed628aa9bd2c4260008dc780373ff471a9f1ea742b9e51c9a
Block 2000 ... Now up to 54 blocks per minute ! GTFO !
Time: 1394870176 (2014-03-15 07:56:16)
http://explorer.hirocoin.org/block/000009cd02642a1f1b3081f42c5566443426cbe843db12c5dac5fa898ac0e662
Take a look at here http://explorer.darkcoin.io/chain/DarkCoin?count=10&hi=10
You will see Value Out = 500 DARK
Is HIRO change market cap from 84 M -> 22 M? It is happening with Darkcoin
Is HIRO change block reward from 500 -> 50 ? It is happening with Darkcoin
The HIRO dev claims that for ethical reasons, he will not change the reward structure or the coin supply. I'll post the quote when I find it.
DRK is disgusting and will get very ugly if/when the miners/investors wise up.
I am getting the distinct impression that most if not all of these x11 coins are coming from the same person or group.
am i the only one that thinks this guy is a tard
May 16, 2014, 12:26:28 PM
glad im not the only one who thinks the dev is being honest
May 16, 2014, 12:25:13 PM
from what the dev quoted it sounded like they would stop mining it if it was hurtting the network
You may well be right. The important thing is that they've stopped mining us for now.
May 16, 2014, 12:22:16 PM
May 16, 2014, 12:16:53 PM
The thread you're pointing too, shows a an example of a pool being abused by fake shares, which is, again, completely irrelevant with regards to network security and block rewards for just everyone (except those on the abused pool). The coin in question eventually forked for reasons again completely unrelated to your claims here. This adds absolutely nothing to what has already been expressed.
You continue to not take the time to read the explanations that you're offered, and you have not added any question or argument of value.
Sorry, but I'm done here. You are not being ignored, but I will certainly not feed this discussion any further!
Cheers,
~ Myagui
That link just reminds me of what talesfromthescrypt looked like after everyone abandoned it. Just a few lingering cpu miners solving all the blocks while others faked hashrates and scooped up whatever rewards they happened to find. It was kind of sad really.
May 16, 2014, 12:14:16 PM
May 16, 2014, 12:07:23 PM
May 16, 2014, 12:03:02 PM
I noticed that when the difficulty is low, around 15-20, the blocks are usually solved by one pool in quick succession, is it because the new block has not been broadcasted fast enough to whole network, the pool solved the last block get the new block earlier than other miners?
Is this particular to the fast block coins?
Blockheight Age Transactions Value Out Difficulty Extracted by
48407 2 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 39.21 SuchPool.pw
48406 2 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 30.11 Trade My Bit
48405 2 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 27.89 Trade My Bit
48404 3 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 23.54 Trade My Bit
48403 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 21.41 Trade My Bit
48402 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 20.64 Trade My Bit
48401 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 20.02 Trade My Bit
48400 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 19.76 Trade My Bit
48399 4 minutes 2 79.9953379 LGC 15.70 Trade My Bit
48398 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 15.22 Trade My Bit
48397 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 15.76 Trade My Bit
48396 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 16.31 Trade My Bit
48395 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 16.62 Trade My Bit
48394 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 15.85 Trade My Bit
48393 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 16.66 Trade My Bit
48392 5 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 17.62 P2Pool
48391 5 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 20.23 Trade My Bit
48390 8 minutes 2 27.22119527 LGC 21.98 SuchPool.pw
48389 9 minutes 2 50.0 LGC 26.01 SuchPool.pw
48388 13 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 28.21 SuchPool.pw
48387 15 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 28.97 SuchPool.pw
48386 16 minutes 2 50.0 LGC 30.54 SuchPool.pw
48385 17 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 30.29 SuchPool.pw
48384 18 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 37.16 P2Pool
48383 25 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 40.05 SuchPool.pw
48382 27 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 38.40 SuchPool.pw
48381 28 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 37.03 SuchPool.pw
48380 29 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 37.56 SuchPool.pw
48379 30 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 45.89 SuchPool.pw
48378 34 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 45.43 SuchPool.pw
48377 35 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 49.10 SuchPool.pw
48376 36 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 46.81 SuchPool.pw
48375 36 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 43.97 SuchPool.pw
48374 37 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 39.93 SuchPool.pw
48373 37 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 35.41 P2Pool
48372 37 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 33.22 Trade My Bit
48371 37 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 21.55 Trade My Bit
48370 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 19.97 Trade My Bit
48369 38 minutes 2 47.29430806 LGC 18.42 Trade My Bit
48368 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 17.96 Trade My Bit
48367 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 17.17 Trade My Bit
48366 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 16.70 Trade My Bit
48365 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 15.56 Trade My Bit
48364 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 15.38 Trade My Bit
48363 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 14.80 Trade My Bit
48362 39 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 14.01 Trade My Bit
48361 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 11.56 SuchPool.pw
48360 39 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 11.51 Trade My Bit
48359 39 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 11.60 Trade My Bit
48358 39 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 11.25 Trade My Bit
48357 40 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 10.77 Trade My Bit
Is this particular to the fast block coins?
Blockheight Age Transactions Value Out Difficulty Extracted by
48407 2 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 39.21 SuchPool.pw
48406 2 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 30.11 Trade My Bit
48405 2 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 27.89 Trade My Bit
48404 3 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 23.54 Trade My Bit
48403 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 21.41 Trade My Bit
48402 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 20.64 Trade My Bit
48401 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 20.02 Trade My Bit
48400 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 19.76 Trade My Bit
48399 4 minutes 2 79.9953379 LGC 15.70 Trade My Bit
48398 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 15.22 Trade My Bit
48397 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 15.76 Trade My Bit
48396 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 16.31 Trade My Bit
48395 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 16.62 Trade My Bit
48394 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 15.85 Trade My Bit
48393 4 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 16.66 Trade My Bit
48392 5 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 17.62 P2Pool
48391 5 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 20.23 Trade My Bit
48390 8 minutes 2 27.22119527 LGC 21.98 SuchPool.pw
48389 9 minutes 2 50.0 LGC 26.01 SuchPool.pw
48388 13 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 28.21 SuchPool.pw
48387 15 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 28.97 SuchPool.pw
48386 16 minutes 2 50.0 LGC 30.54 SuchPool.pw
48385 17 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 30.29 SuchPool.pw
48384 18 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 37.16 P2Pool
48383 25 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 40.05 SuchPool.pw
48382 27 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 38.40 SuchPool.pw
48381 28 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 37.03 SuchPool.pw
48380 29 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 37.56 SuchPool.pw
48379 30 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 45.89 SuchPool.pw
48378 34 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 45.43 SuchPool.pw
48377 35 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 49.10 SuchPool.pw
48376 36 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 46.81 SuchPool.pw
48375 36 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 43.97 SuchPool.pw
48374 37 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 39.93 SuchPool.pw
48373 37 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 35.41 P2Pool
48372 37 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 33.22 Trade My Bit
48371 37 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 21.55 Trade My Bit
48370 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 19.97 Trade My Bit
48369 38 minutes 2 47.29430806 LGC 18.42 Trade My Bit
48368 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 17.96 Trade My Bit
48367 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 17.17 Trade My Bit
48366 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 16.70 Trade My Bit
48365 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 15.56 Trade My Bit
48364 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 15.38 Trade My Bit
48363 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 14.80 Trade My Bit
48362 39 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 14.01 Trade My Bit
48361 38 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 11.56 SuchPool.pw
48360 39 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 11.51 Trade My Bit
48359 39 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 11.60 Trade My Bit
48358 39 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 11.25 Trade My Bit
48357 40 minutes 1 25.0 LGC 10.77 Trade My Bit
May 16, 2014, 11:59:08 AM
BOTH the pool AND the network are using the same daemon. This means both will be fooled by these exploits because the daemon is accepting the pool's hashrate which was calculated using the bloated sharerate figures.
fake hash vulnerability #1938
https://github.com/MPOS/php-mpos/issues/1938
fake hash vulnerability #1938
https://github.com/MPOS/php-mpos/issues/1938
Quote
With this method, all pools accepts fake hashrate and shares.
Wrong again.
The pools are processing shares of various difficulties. In contrast, the "network" only accepts full "blocks" at the proper network difficulty at any given time. There are no fake shares submitted to the network...
See, an abuser can submit all the fake shares he wants. The buggy pool will take them - BUT - unless the pool eventually finds a valid block, there is 0 reward. When the buggy pool does find a block, the block reward is perfectly valid, what is messed up (due to the abuse), is the share distribution of that block to the buggy pool miners. The network is completely unaffected. The victims, are the legitimate miners on the buggy pool, which are not getting their share of blocks found by the pool.
Please... Stop posting for a while, go take a read, a break, a smoke, then have another think about your claims. You have received well beyond any reasonable explanations to your concerns, and you do not appear to be taking a breath's moment to think about what is being explained.
Cheers,
~ Myagui
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4492641
lol u are a joke. its been explained by atleast 3 people that you are flatout wrong yet you continue to spread your bullshit. I looked through ur history and it seems all you do is spread misinformation because you pretend to know more than you clearly actually do.
May 16, 2014, 11:30:36 AM
The thread you're pointing too, shows a an example of a pool being abused by fake shares, which is, again, completely irrelevant with regards to network security and block rewards for just everyone (except those on the abused pool). The coin in question eventually forked for reasons again completely unrelated to your claims here. This adds absolutely nothing to what has already been expressed.
You continue to not take the time to read the explanations that you're offered, and you have not added any question or argument of value.
Sorry, but I'm done here. You are not being ignored, but I will certainly not feed this discussion any further!
Cheers,
~ Myagui
May 16, 2014, 11:16:29 AM
BOTH the pool AND the network are using the same daemon. This means both will be fooled by these exploits because the daemon is accepting the pool's hashrate which was calculated using the bloated sharerate figures.
fake hash vulnerability #1938
https://github.com/MPOS/php-mpos/issues/1938
fake hash vulnerability #1938
https://github.com/MPOS/php-mpos/issues/1938
Quote
With this method, all pools accepts fake hashrate and shares.
Wrong again.
The pools are processing shares of various difficulties. In contrast, the "network" only accepts full "blocks" at the proper network difficulty at any given time. There are no fake shares submitted to the network...
See, an abuser can submit all the fake shares he wants. The buggy pool will take them - BUT - unless the pool eventually finds a valid block, there is 0 reward. When the buggy pool does find a block, the block reward is perfectly valid, what is messed up (due to the abuse), is the share distribution of that block to the buggy pool miners. The network is completely unaffected. The victims, are the legitimate miners on the buggy pool, which are not getting their share of blocks found by the pool.
Please... Stop posting for a while, go take a read, a break, a smoke, then have another think about your claims. You have received well beyond any reasonable explanations to your concerns, and you do not appear to be taking a breath's moment to think about what is being explained.
Cheers,
~ Myagui
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4492641
May 16, 2014, 11:10:11 AM
BOTH the pool AND the network are using the same daemon. This means both will be fooled by these exploits because the daemon is accepting the pool's hashrate which was calculated using the bloated sharerate figures.
fake hash vulnerability #1938
https://github.com/MPOS/php-mpos/issues/1938
fake hash vulnerability #1938
https://github.com/MPOS/php-mpos/issues/1938
Quote
With this method, all pools accepts fake hashrate and shares.
Wrong again.
The pools are processing shares of various difficulties. In contrast, the "network" only accepts full "blocks" at the proper network difficulty at any given time. There are no fake shares submitted to the network...
See, an abuser can submit all the fake shares he wants. The buggy pool will take them - BUT - unless the pool eventually finds a valid block, there is 0 reward. When the buggy pool does find a block, the block reward is perfectly valid, what is messed up (due to the abuse), is the share distribution of that block to the buggy pool miners. The network is completely unaffected. The victims, are the legitimate miners on the buggy pool, which are not getting their share of blocks found by the pool.
Please... Stop posting for a while, go take a read, a break, a smoke, then have another think about your claims. You have received well beyond any reasonable explanations to your concerns, and you do not appear to be taking a breath's moment to think about what is being explained.
Cheers,
~ Myagui
May 16, 2014, 11:00:35 AM
Quote
Trade My Bit got 8.94GH/s on us. Our usual mining hash is only 1.67GH/s.
Without 5limi the "usual" mining hashrate was probably below 1GH/s, as 5limi was about 50%.
This is consistent with the ratio of blocks claimed by tmb, which peaks at 90% (if tmb has 9 GH/s and the rest has less than 1 GH/s, then tmb logically gets 90% of the blocks)
http://chainz.cryptoid.info/lgc/extraction.dws?11.htm
Anyone could get in touch with 5limi admins?
The ratio of Trade My Bit to the total network rate is 84.2% if we use the 8.94 and 1.67 as reported on their website. They are getting 90% of the total blocks as they are just mining the low difficulty blocks from LGC. When we are mining high difficulty blocks, they are mining other coins.
Would a multipool have more profit than a nonswitching pool?
We seem to be having a much better experience now that they have adjusted their reward
http://chainz.cryptoid.info/lgc/#
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