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English wiki also online now 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guldencoin
Network hashrate now about 460 Mhash/s. (Was 514 for a while). Diff is now 15+.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GuldencoinNetwork hashrate now about 460 Mhash/s. (Was 514 for a while). Diff is now 15+.
Damn you guys are working fast! Awesome that we on the English Wiki too.
The coin is growing slow and steady and that is evident with more miners slowly coming and mining for future growth as we not the most profitable coin to mine right now.
English wiki also online now https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guldencoin
Network hashrate now about 460 Mhash/s. (Was 514 for a while). Diff is now 15+.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GuldencoinNetwork hashrate now about 460 Mhash/s. (Was 514 for a while). Diff is now 15+.
The missing hashrate could be as simple as a private pool or a single solo miner. There isn't much of a mystery here. I've run private pools before, and so have some of the CripToe team members. It's nice to just have a quiet place to throw your miners that hackers don't know exist.
It could be a solo miner as well. There was a user on my pool recently that had 100MH. What's to say he didn't just decide to try his hand at solo mining?
When you're talking numbers less than a gigahash, a 100MH here or there could be anything, but it shouldn't be something to worry about.
-Fuse
Normally it's nothing special, agreed, but when 50%+ is unknown it starts to be annoying. And I can tell you the miner with the 100Mhs on your pool is not mining solo believe me. It could be a solo miner as well. There was a user on my pool recently that had 100MH. What's to say he didn't just decide to try his hand at solo mining?
When you're talking numbers less than a gigahash, a 100MH here or there could be anything, but it shouldn't be something to worry about.
-Fuse
I'm sure... he seemed like he had his stuff in order.
I'm pretty sure we're going to see a lot of these instances of missing hashrates pop up over the next few months. Hell, one KNC machine would eclipse the hashrate right now. The main idea is to not piss people off and just fly under the radar. When coins aren't boasting this and that and the other, and they aren't the top of the profitability charts, they usually run problem free.
-Fuse
Your remark about keeping below the radar is absolutly true, a young coin like this must not be too exposed.
Can someone shine some light on the mining that is going on?
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We're working on a tool like https://blockchain.info/pools which should make everything clearer.
Spreading the hashrate accross pools is one of our top priorities concerning network safety and stability.
The missing hashrate could be as simple as a private pool or a single solo miner. There isn't much of a mystery here. I've run private pools before, and so have some of the CripToe team members. It's nice to just have a quiet place to throw your miners that hackers don't know exist.
It could be a solo miner as well. There was a user on my pool recently that had 100MH. What's to say he didn't just decide to try his hand at solo mining?
When you're talking numbers less than a gigahash, a 100MH here or there could be anything, but it shouldn't be something to worry about.
-Fuse
Normally it's nothing special, agreed, but when 50%+ is unknown it starts to be annoying. And I can tell you the miner with the 100Mhs on your pool is not mining solo believe me. It could be a solo miner as well. There was a user on my pool recently that had 100MH. What's to say he didn't just decide to try his hand at solo mining?
When you're talking numbers less than a gigahash, a 100MH here or there could be anything, but it shouldn't be something to worry about.
-Fuse
I'm sure... he seemed like he had his stuff in order.
I'm pretty sure we're going to see a lot of these instances of missing hashrates pop up over the next few months. Hell, one KNC machine would eclipse the hashrate right now. The main idea is to not piss people off and just fly under the radar. When coins aren't boasting this and that and the other, and they aren't the top of the profitability charts, they usually run problem free.
-Fuse
The missing hashrate could be as simple as a private pool or a single solo miner. There isn't much of a mystery here. I've run private pools before, and so have some of the CripToe team members. It's nice to just have a quiet place to throw your miners that hackers don't know exist.
It could be a solo miner as well. There was a user on my pool recently that had 100MH. What's to say he didn't just decide to try his hand at solo mining?
When you're talking numbers less than a gigahash, a 100MH here or there could be anything, but it shouldn't be something to worry about.
-Fuse
Normally it's nothing special, agreed, but when 50%+ is unknown it starts to be annoying. And I can tell you the miner with the 100Mhs on your pool is not mining solo believe me. It could be a solo miner as well. There was a user on my pool recently that had 100MH. What's to say he didn't just decide to try his hand at solo mining?
When you're talking numbers less than a gigahash, a 100MH here or there could be anything, but it shouldn't be something to worry about.
-Fuse
The missing hashrate could be as simple as a private pool or a single solo miner. There isn't much of a mystery here. I've run private pools before, and so have some of the CripToe team members. It's nice to just have a quiet place to throw your miners that hackers don't know exist.
It could be a solo miner as well. There was a user on my pool recently that had 100MH. What's to say he didn't just decide to try his hand at solo mining?
When you're talking numbers less than a gigahash, a 100MH here or there could be anything, but it shouldn't be something to worry about.
-Fuse
It could be a solo miner as well. There was a user on my pool recently that had 100MH. What's to say he didn't just decide to try his hand at solo mining?
When you're talking numbers less than a gigahash, a 100MH here or there could be anything, but it shouldn't be something to worry about.
-Fuse
Can someone shine some light on the mining that is going on?
Criptoe 50 Mhs
Hardcore 80 Mhs
Dutchpool near to 0
So if there is between 300 and 350Mhs total where is it going to, and second if the known pools having 130 Mhs together way over 51% is somewhere else!!
The blockexplorer is not capable of showing the wallets because it nagging about too many results and it is terribly slowww. I start to get a little nervous when 51% of the hashrate is unknown hands. Most of the mined blocks go to wallet GdDkjtEeKm1r26zhXj6TpHqu3FGDbpHaRg this is also the wallet that causes the constant flow on Bittrex.
Criptoe 50 Mhs
Hardcore 80 Mhs
Dutchpool near to 0
So if there is between 300 and 350Mhs total where is it going to, and second if the known pools having 130 Mhs together way over 51% is somewhere else!!
The blockexplorer is not capable of showing the wallets because it nagging about too many results and it is terribly slowww. I start to get a little nervous when 51% of the hashrate is unknown hands. Most of the mined blocks go to wallet GdDkjtEeKm1r26zhXj6TpHqu3FGDbpHaRg this is also the wallet that causes the constant flow on Bittrex.
I will offer a personal 2500 NLG reward if someone can find where the hash is coming from.
I am guessing they are using whattomine.com as a reference for coins to mine. I have personally checked the main multipool sites but we not on there.
This is more for interest sake, we don't mind the extra network hash as it is good for the coin.
Can someone shine some light on the mining that is going on?
[...]
[...]
We're working on a tool like https://blockchain.info/pools which should make everything clearer.
Spreading the hashrate accross pools is one of our top priorities concerning network safety and stability.
Can someone shine some light on the mining that is going on?
Criptoe 50 Mhs
Hardcore 80 Mhs
Dutchpool near to 0
So if there is between 300 and 350Mhs total where is it going to, and second if the known pools having 130 Mhs together way over 51% is somewhere else!!
The blockexplorer is not capable of showing the wallets because it nagging about too many results and it is terribly slowww. I start to get a little nervous when 51% of the hashrate is unknown hands. Most of the mined blocks go to wallet GdDkjtEeKm1r26zhXj6TpHqu3FGDbpHaRg this is also the wallet that causes the constant flow on Bittrex.
Criptoe 50 Mhs
Hardcore 80 Mhs
Dutchpool near to 0
So if there is between 300 and 350Mhs total where is it going to, and second if the known pools having 130 Mhs together way over 51% is somewhere else!!
The blockexplorer is not capable of showing the wallets because it nagging about too many results and it is terribly slowww. I start to get a little nervous when 51% of the hashrate is unknown hands. Most of the mined blocks go to wallet GdDkjtEeKm1r26zhXj6TpHqu3FGDbpHaRg this is also the wallet that causes the constant flow on Bittrex.
It's interesting, I wonder if NLG is part of a POS multipool that dumps out to get btc to pump there own coins price.
That is how blackcoin works and the other scam POS multipool coins.
Although the fad is somewhat dying out a bit.
80% sure it's a solo miner with lots of hashing power just dumping out to keep the price down.
If you believe in NLG this can been seen as a good thing.
It might be an idea to switch more buys to swisscex when we added...
http://dutchpool.org has moved to NOMP pool as announced a few days ago on our site, the p2pool has been closed so if you want to reconnect please checkout the details at http://dutchpool.org .
Just a note in case you are mining and wondering why it takes a while before you get a payout when a block is found, Guldencoin uses 120 confirmations before a block fully matures, at a rate of 150 seconds per block, 24 blocks per hour, it will take 5 hours for pending blocks to receive their confirmed status and payouts to be processed.
Just a note in case you are mining and wondering why it takes a while before you get a payout when a block is found, Guldencoin uses 120 confirmations before a block fully matures, at a rate of 150 seconds per block, 24 blocks per hour, it will take 5 hours for pending blocks to receive their confirmed status and payouts to be processed.
Can someone shine some light on the mining that is going on?
Criptoe 50 Mhs
Hardcore 80 Mhs
Dutchpool near to 0
So if there is between 300 and 350Mhs total where is it going to, and second if the known pools having 130 Mhs together way over 51% is somewhere else!!
The blockexplorer is not capable of showing the wallets because it nagging about too many results and it is terribly slowww. I start to get a little nervous when 51% of the hashrate is unknown hands. Most of the mined blocks go to wallet GdDkjtEeKm1r26zhXj6TpHqu3FGDbpHaRg this is also the wallet that causes the constant flow on Bittrex.
Criptoe 50 Mhs
Hardcore 80 Mhs
Dutchpool near to 0
So if there is between 300 and 350Mhs total where is it going to, and second if the known pools having 130 Mhs together way over 51% is somewhere else!!
The blockexplorer is not capable of showing the wallets because it nagging about too many results and it is terribly slowww. I start to get a little nervous when 51% of the hashrate is unknown hands. Most of the mined blocks go to wallet GdDkjtEeKm1r26zhXj6TpHqu3FGDbpHaRg this is also the wallet that causes the constant flow on Bittrex.
wikipedia page is online! http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guldencoin
That is massive!! Great job to you guys again
Well done! Looks fine and clear.
Are those stickers (to be placed on euro's) already been used across the Netherlands? How great would it be to receive one not on purpose
they have 170M premined coins
but no one know where they are
they never shared any wallet address where these coins stored
unlike other country coins such as auroracoin those premined also shared their wallet address for premined coins
but with NLG we don't know anything
and safety is must
they should show us where are these coins
we just want wallet address to make sure they are still there
but no one know where they are
they never shared any wallet address where these coins stored
unlike other country coins such as auroracoin those premined also shared their wallet address for premined coins
but with NLG we don't know anything
and safety is must
they should show us where are these coins
we just want wallet address to make sure they are still there
To be precise, here they are at the moment:
http://guldenchain.mycryptoco.in/a/GVVvYNc5bR
they have 170M premined coins
but no one know where they are
they never shared any wallet address where these coins stored
unlike other country coins such as auroracoin those premined also shared their wallet address for premined coins
but with NLG we don't know anything
and safety is must
they should show us where are these coins
we just want wallet address to make sure they are still there
but no one know where they are
they never shared any wallet address where these coins stored
unlike other country coins such as auroracoin those premined also shared their wallet address for premined coins
but with NLG we don't know anything
and safety is must
they should show us where are these coins
we just want wallet address to make sure they are still there
Pardon my French but what a load of bullocks.. Get your facts straight before you shout anything. This Dev team is completely honest and open, quick to respond to problems and question.
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