Topic: █✔█✔█✔█✔█✔█✔ Ponzi Round 3 introducing [Ponz2] and S.C.A.M ✔█✔█✔█✔█✔█✔█ - page 52. (Read 70729 times)
May 14, 2016, 11:02:35 AM
you can buy Premine Shares for staking i dont have any coins on yobit and dont plan to sell them there
May 14, 2016, 11:01:11 AM
9148 days is a loooong time...
You killed me of laugh HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
May 14, 2016, 11:00:54 AM
Tryed changing algo and address too, same result. i stick with the "normal" pool
Try this
ccminer -a x13 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3633 -u KHJgGjhGjhGjuUHKLIUJLKKLblahblah -p c=PONZI
Thank you, now is working (ofc i changed the address)
Awesome. Glad it is working for you now!
May 14, 2016, 10:59:57 AM
these displayed informations are sometimes a bitch.
you can easy calculate by your own.
150k coins are able to stake and 24 blocks are the target
150000/24 = 6250
if you have 6250 coins you are able to stake 1 block per day
you can easy calculate by your own.
150k coins are able to stake and 24 blocks are the target
150000/24 = 6250
if you have 6250 coins you are able to stake 1 block per day
May 14, 2016, 10:58:23 AM
9148 days is a loooong time...
May 14, 2016, 10:57:06 AM
Tryed changing algo and address too, same result. i stick with the "normal" pool
Try this
ccminer -a x13 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3633 -u KHJgGjhGjhGjuUHKLIUJLKKLblahblah -p c=PONZI
Thank you, now is working (ofc i changed the address)
May 14, 2016, 10:52:42 AM
Tryed changing algo and address too, same result. i stick with the "normal" pool
Try this
ccminer -a x13 -i 15 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3633 -u KHJgGjhGjhGjuUHKLIUJLKKLblahblah -p c=PONZI
yep you are right ^^ he forgot the -p
other wise he should use -O unsername:password
May 14, 2016, 10:51:15 AM
Tryed changing algo and address too, same result. i stick with the "normal" pool
Try this
ccminer -a x13 -o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca:3633 -u KHJgGjhGjhGjuUHKLIUJLKKLblahblah -p c=PONZI
May 14, 2016, 10:42:28 AM
sold 1600 coins for staking to a community member , 10% below yobit Price //buy side
May 14, 2016, 10:38:10 AM
ok, and what about that combining? Is it a reverse process, like if it doesn't stake for very long time, then after next stake it combines all those smaller inputs into one?
simply saying
Yes
May 14, 2016, 10:37:42 AM
Im doing something wrong i don't see, or is just the pool showing the wrong coin? 
testing this and it works on my side
[img]http://i.imgur.com/8ugkjK8.jpg[img]
Tryed changing algo and address too, same result. i stick with the "normal" pool
send a message to Crackfoo
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/crackfoo-209640
he is online and the guy behind zpool
May 14, 2016, 10:33:58 AM
Im doing something wrong i don't see, or is just the pool showing the wrong coin?
testing this and it works on my side
[img]http://i.imgur.com/8ugkjK8.jpg[img]
Tryed changing algo and address too, same result. i stick with the "normal" pool
May 14, 2016, 10:33:30 AM
It is actually pretty good explanation, thanks!
plus there is one thing I'm never able to figure out:
say i have 100, then I stake with 20 reward, so I have 120 which is splitted into 2 outputs 60 + 60
next time it splits again, so I have 4 x 40 (60+20/2 + 60+20/2)
and so on until, one day, during next staking - it's is automatically all combined together into 1 big output.
How come? Does that something to do with difficulty?
plus there is one thing I'm never able to figure out:
say i have 100, then I stake with 20 reward, so I have 120 which is splitted into 2 outputs 60 + 60
next time it splits again, so I have 4 x 40 (60+20/2 + 60+20/2)
and so on until, one day, during next staking - it's is automatically all combined together into 1 big output.
How come? Does that something to do with difficulty?
great to hear that u *maybe* understand my try to explain it ^^
the coinSplit is something totaly different.
most coins use the standart Setting. if a stake is not older then 24 hours it get split // minStakeAge ~ 48 Hours + 24 Hours
so if you find a stake, and in the next 72 hours he found a new one the reward get split into half.
ok, and what about that combining? Is it a reverse process, like if it doesn't stake for very long time, then after next stake it combines all those smaller inputs into one?
May 14, 2016, 10:24:43 AM
Im doing something wrong i don't see, or is just the pool showing the wrong coin?
testing this and it works on my side
May 14, 2016, 10:17:25 AM
update about the multipool.
trying to explain in less words. how to mine there and get pay in ponzi ^^
*example*
you mine sha256d algo with your asics
you Need a ponzi address
you Need to know what port is used for sha256d
use this address
-o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca
use this port *sha256d*
3333
use this username
*your ponzi address*
and these Password
c=PONZI
each payouts get done with Ponzi to your wallet
trying to explain in less words. how to mine there and get pay in ponzi ^^
*example*
you mine sha256d algo with your asics
you Need a ponzi address
you Need to know what port is used for sha256d
use this address
-o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca
use this port *sha256d*
3333
use this username
*your ponzi address*
and these Password
c=PONZI
each payouts get done with Ponzi to your wallet
Im doing something wrong i don't see, or is just the pool showing the wrong coin?
May 14, 2016, 10:11:17 AM
It is actually pretty good explanation, thanks!
plus there is one thing I'm never able to figure out:
say i have 100, then I stake with 20 reward, so I have 120 which is splitted into 2 outputs 60 + 60
next time it splits again, so I have 4 x 40 (60+20/2 + 60+20/2)
and so on until, one day, during next staking - it's is automatically all combined together into 1 big output.
How come? Does that something to do with difficulty?
plus there is one thing I'm never able to figure out:
say i have 100, then I stake with 20 reward, so I have 120 which is splitted into 2 outputs 60 + 60
next time it splits again, so I have 4 x 40 (60+20/2 + 60+20/2)
and so on until, one day, during next staking - it's is automatically all combined together into 1 big output.
How come? Does that something to do with difficulty?
great to hear that u *maybe* understand my try to explain it ^^
the coinSplit is something totaly different.
most coins use the standart Setting. if a stake is not older then 24 hours it get split // minStakeAge ~ 48 Hours + 24 Hours
so if you find a stake, and in the next 72 hours he found a new one the reward get split into half.
May 14, 2016, 10:06:26 AM
May 14, 2016, 10:04:05 AM
update about the multipool.
trying to explain in less words. how to mine there and get pay in ponzi ^^
*example*
you mine sha256d algo with your asics
you Need a ponzi address
you Need to know what port is used for sha256d
use this address
-o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca
use this port *sha256d*
3333
use this username
*your ponzi address*
and these Password
c=PONZI
each payouts get done with Ponzi to your wallet
trying to explain in less words. how to mine there and get pay in ponzi ^^
*example*
you mine sha256d algo with your asics
you Need a ponzi address
you Need to know what port is used for sha256d
use this address
-o stratum+tcp://mine.zpool.ca
use this port *sha256d*
3333
use this username
*your ponzi address*
and these Password
c=PONZI
each payouts get done with Ponzi to your wallet
May 14, 2016, 10:02:06 AM
Enrolled Ponzi Signature Campaign
9JRBrmiyWuPkg3nreGNMCrXq41j7qMR15w
9JRBrmiyWuPkg3nreGNMCrXq41j7qMR15w
May 14, 2016, 09:54:37 AM
So I have over 1000 coins and the wallet is telling me that I have 7028 days until I stake. Is that right ? It says my weight is 17 and the network weight is 2,867,604...
Is it ever going to stake ?
Is it ever going to stake ?
these displayed informations are sometimes a bitch.
you can easy calculate by your own.
150k coins are able to stake and 24 blocks are the target
150000/24 = 6250
if you have 6250 coins you are able to stake 1 block per day
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