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fyubr

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Quote from: fairglu on March 24, 2014, 05:19:36 AM

Quote from: fyubr on March 24, 2014, 04:57:49 AM

I'm fairly sure the "unknown" is just the term they use for all the other pools not listed

More accurately, it's the term I use, since I'm the one making that site Wink

As for PFt8gAwv55fqA8xwPAEfasgVepzQaGAB6m, I'm not entirely sure it's a pool, the address transactions don't look like your typical pool. It could be a big "solo" miner / farm, if so, it's probably a sight to see (or an ASIC...)

O wow I just realized something! I saw your post and remembered I had seen a site like it posted on reddit. When I saw your post I went back and found that site, thats the site (well your site lol) where I got the stats I posted to, I was going to include that link in my post but got distracted and forgot to include it, giving you advice from and on your site lol!. Anyways If its a wallet address I think its on a p2pool thats private or maybe only a group of people know about (would be awesome if that was a group of dispensaries Tongue

) or possible one massive whale, someone who has been in the game along time.

~Have a good night

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Quote from: fyubr on March 24, 2014, 04:57:49 AM

I'm fairly sure the "unknown" is just the term they use for all the other pools not listed

More accurately, it's the term I use, since I'm the one making that site Wink

As for PFt8gAwv55fqA8xwPAEfasgVepzQaGAB6m, I'm not entirely sure it's a pool, the address transactions don't look like your typical pool. It could be a big "solo" miner / farm, if so, it's probably a sight to see (or an ASIC...)

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Quote from: fairglu on March 24, 2014, 04:27:05 AM

Quote from: fyubr on March 24, 2014, 03:48:07 AM

https://pot.hash.so/ is @28.8%
http://pot.scryptominers.com/ @12.1%
http://pot.bitember.com/ @6.9%

of the network hash, maybe you missed one of these?

I've identified their latest blocks AFAICT, the big one I'm missing mines to PFt8gAwv55fqA8xwPAEfasgVepzQaGAB6m, it seems to be making the bulk of the "unknown" listed at http://chainz.cryptoid.info/pot/ ...

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I'm fairly sure the "unknown" is just the term they use for all the other pools not listed, there are over 25+ pools ive seen for potcoin and they all add up to account for a decent amount.

fairglu

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Quote from: fyubr on March 24, 2014, 03:48:07 AM

https://pot.hash.so/ is @28.8%
http://pot.scryptominers.com/ @12.1%
http://pot.bitember.com/ @6.9%

of the network hash, maybe you missed one of these?

I've identified their latest blocks AFAICT, the big one I'm missing mines to PFt8gAwv55fqA8xwPAEfasgVepzQaGAB6m, it seems to be making the bulk of the "unknown" listed at http://chainz.cryptoid.info/pot/ ...

coolpool2

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pot.pool.mn invites you to mine PotCoin! 0% fee!
At pool.mn branded pools you will enjoy 0% fee and 100% uptime as ~2Gh/s worth of miners all over the world do!

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Quote from: fairglu on March 24, 2014, 03:32:58 AM

I'm building a Pot hashrate watch at http://chainz.cryptoid.info/pot/

Any ideas on the large pools out there?
I've gone through all the pools listed in the first post, but I've obviously missed a large one. Any idea which pool it is?

https://pot.hash.so/ is @28.8%
http://pot.scryptominers.com/ @12.1%
http://pot.bitember.com/ @6.9%

of the network hash, maybe you missed one of these?

Radar

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Pm me if you're a casino developer!

potcoin to the moon!

fairglu

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I'm building a Pot hashrate watch at http://chainz.cryptoid.info/pot/

Any ideas on the large pools out there?
I've gone through all the pools listed in the first post, but I've obviously missed a large one. Any idea which pool it is?

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This is who we are.

Quote from: PotCoin on March 23, 2014, 09:41:42 PM

in response to why we thought about halving the coin

many people had written us asking us to do it.

so we took it into consideration and then decided to ask the community.

we never intended on halving it but we do like the idea of extended the mining life of the coin.

it had nothing to do with trying to drive the price of the coin up.

What yall doing to the idea of cooperative growing? I think the work of promise is a good start for us!

PotCoin

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in response to why we thought about halving the coin

many people had written us asking us to do it.

so we took it into consideration and then decided to ask the community.

we never intended on halving it but we do like the idea of extended the mining life of the coin.

it had nothing to do with trying to drive the price of the coin up.

nomad13666

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Quote from: LeetPoolsOP on March 23, 2014, 06:22:53 PM

Hi all,

I just wanted to remind the community about our pool: http://pot.leetpools.com

We have had some very dedicated miners in our pool for a long time, and we have a great community behind our pool. We are also going to be running a promotion for our miners soon and we will make the announcement on this thread.

If you are looking for a stable mining environment give us a try.

PS Great work thus far for POT! Lets keep this train rolling Cheesy

+1

Great pool...thanks!

LeetPoolsOP

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Hi all,

I just wanted to remind the community about our pool: http://pot.leetpools.com

We have had some very dedicated miners in our pool for a long time, and we have a great community behind our pool. We are also going to be running a promotion for our miners soon and we will make the announcement on this thread.

If you are looking for a stable mining environment give us a try.

PS Great work thus far for POT! Lets keep this train rolling Cheesy

bigc1984

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I need to sell some of my POT for USD to pay some bills. I have a little over 200k POT for sale. Google wallet preferred because it's instant and I need the money pretty quickly. Will sell for slightly under exchange rate. PM please thanks

nomad13666

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Quote from: ainsey11 on March 23, 2014, 11:57:02 AM

Check out https://Chunkypools.com to mine PotCoin!!

we currently have over 50MH/s of power and you can be part of this!

see our advert below for more details :

Join our Pool - It is definatley worth it!

Definitely Grin

ainsey11

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Check out https://Chunkypools.com to mine PotCoin!!

we currently have over 50MH/s of power and you can be part of this!

see our advert below for more details :

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Join our Pool - It is definatley worth it!

coolpool2

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pot.pool.mn invites you to mine PotCoin! 0% fee!
At pool.mn branded pools you will enjoy 0% fee and 100% uptime as ~2Gh/s worth of miners all over the world do!

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Quote from: Chronikka on March 23, 2014, 08:51:22 AM

Quote from: anyone4u on March 23, 2014, 08:43:25 AM

Quote from: Chronikka on March 23, 2014, 08:06:06 AM

Quote from: anyone4u on March 23, 2014, 07:46:05 AM

Quote from: Chronikka on March 23, 2014, 07:12:39 AM

Quote from: anyone4u on March 23, 2014, 06:47:34 AM

asics are here folks, here is what we are trying to solve really, this problem
http://wafflepool.com/miner/14t8yB3PDGfZT3VppxMY4J9xiBaXUcZvKp
user Hash Rate: 17.38 GH/s (15min approximated)

We all knew asics were coming. Only fools thought scrypt was actually asic proof

Scrypt was the choice because it was ASIC free. Minor changes can keep it that way.
could maybe change the N value as it is hardcoded in most scrypt asics

We should not be trying to stop asics...Network hash power is what secures our network and what guarantees profits for the miners. We can't have massive GPU farms everywhere sucking down millions of watts of energy. That's not a stable network, its an inefficient and obsolete network.

The harder you work to stop asics the harder others will work to make them hash your coin. Just let it happen like Bitcoin has done. We will be better for it.

which is why Cuckoo Cycle would be good for pot, it would stop gpu farms and asics

What you are proposing will just shift the costs. People will spend money on cpu's and memory instead of gpus and asics. It does not fix anything. We should be trying to find the best, most efficient form of hardware to support our network. 7 GB of memory for ONE instance of this Cuckoo Cycle to run? That is such a waste.

It would require people to have 1 pc/person as I don't think its possible to have more than one cpu mining on a pc if the requirements are what they are. It would also shut off most botnets as the pc would become almost unusable for a person under control of a botnet to not be able to notice and av would detect strange behavior also.

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Quote from: bigc1984 on March 23, 2014, 09:26:22 AM

Quote from: flipme on March 23, 2014, 09:21:30 AM

Is it possible to change Potcoin to Scrypt-N?
If yes, that would be my suggestion for a re-design.
I think what happened to Bitcoin in regard to ASICs won't happen to Scrypt coins that way.
I think Scrypt will be abandoned for PoW, if only ASIC owners could mine them.
For most of the Scrypt coins there is no real market and the inflation will kill them.

I'm all for GPU mining.
Look whats happening to VTC.

I think it is most important to build a mostly independent transfer cycle.
Big growers, vendors, merchants could spin off their own mines and sell the coins to the folk thru outlets.
The more it decouples from Bitcoin, the better. Make it a currency on its own.

Scrypt N is total crap GPU killer and uneconomical. X11 is superior. 50% less energy consumption and heat, 11 hashing algorithms for super secure hashing and asic resistant if not proof.

can you provide some info/a link to x11?

Multipools are really squashing the price. When we went #2 on coinmarketcap, we got listed on criptsy, and tons of dumps happened due to multipools which are gpu run. Also there are some multipools that scrypt-N also now and it can be rented from leasing rig providers.

bigc1984

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Quote from: flipme on March 23, 2014, 09:21:30 AM

Is it possible to change Potcoin to Scrypt-N?
If yes, that would be my suggestion for a re-design.
I think what happened to Bitcoin in regard to ASICs won't happen to Scrypt coins that way.
I think Scrypt will be abandoned for PoW, if only ASIC owners could mine them.
For most of the Scrypt coins there is no real market and the inflation will kill them.

I'm all for GPU mining.
Look whats happening to VTC.

I think it is most important to build a mostly independent transfer cycle.
Big growers, vendors, merchants could spin off their own mines and sell the coins to the folk thru outlets.
The more it decouples from Bitcoin, the better. Make it a currency on its own.

Scrypt N is total crap GPU killer and uneconomical. X11 is superior. 50% less energy consumption and heat, 11 hashing algorithms for super secure hashing and asic resistant if not proof.

bigc1984

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Quote from: Chronikka on March 23, 2014, 08:06:06 AM

Quote from: anyone4u on March 23, 2014, 07:46:05 AM

Quote from: Chronikka on March 23, 2014, 07:12:39 AM

Quote from: anyone4u on March 23, 2014, 06:47:34 AM

asics are here folks, here is what we are trying to solve really, this problem
http://wafflepool.com/miner/14t8yB3PDGfZT3VppxMY4J9xiBaXUcZvKp
user Hash Rate: 17.38 GH/s (15min approximated)

We all knew asics were coming. Only fools thought scrypt was actually asic proof

Scrypt was the choice because it was ASIC free. Minor changes can keep it that way.
could maybe change the N value as it is hardcoded in most scrypt asics

We should not be trying to stop asics...Network hash power is what secures our network and what guarantees profits for the miners. We can't have massive GPU farms everywhere sucking down millions of watts of energy. That's not a stable network, its an inefficient and obsolete network.

The harder you work to stop asics the harder others will work to make them hash your coin. Just let it happen like Bitcoin has done. We will be better for it.

Asics are going to decentralize mining and put it in the power of corporations. We need to change the algo from scrypt to an asic resistant algorithm like x11

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