http://mro.extremepool.org is happy to announce we have updated to the latest pool code release by zone117x moments ago.
Enjoy!
Woo-hoo! If i only could understand how cool it is... Enjoy!
Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1761. (Read 4670972 times)
http://mro.extremepool.org is happy to announce we have updated to the latest pool code release by zone117x moments ago.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
jokudaman, MaleVoiceJohn, HornyMiner, Guys! You are talkin about some shitty aspects that is so small that noone cares about it. Please don't waste our time. It would be better if you will discuss some new technologies for example.
I agree but carrying about this points won't change the fact that reward for another block will be lower.
It's freaking obvious but we all should see the root instead of stupid number wich will tell us nothing. Question on mining rewards. I have about 9 KH/s spread across 3 pools right now. For the past day, i used to get .5 to 1 XMR per block found on each pool. Today, i've noticed that my reward per block has gone down to about .15 to .45 per block reward.
Is this because more people are mining on each pool?
Is this because more people are mining on each pool?
Everyone is seeing crappier rewards, cuz everyone is mining harder/faster/stronger.
1) Rareness of currency
2) A number of mined currency (more resources - more currency)
3) Your "technicall and financial pillow" will let you to wait for the best moment to sale all your mined currency.
moneropool.com is killing it right now, well over 50% of total hash rate and getting vast majority of blocks.
Question on mining rewards. I have about 9 KH/s spread across 3 pools right now. For the past day, i used to get .5 to 1 XMR per block found on each pool. Today, i've noticed that my reward per block has gone down to about .15 to .45 per block reward.
Is this because more people are mining on each pool?
Is this because more people are mining on each pool?
Everyone is seeing crappier rewards, cuz everyone is mining harder/faster/stronger.
1) Rareness of currency
2) A number of mined currency (more resources - more currency)
3) Your "technicall and financial pillow" will let you to wait for the best moment to sale all your mined currency.
Question on mining rewards. I have about 9 KH/s spread across 3 pools right now. For the past day, i used to get .5 to 1 XMR per block found on each pool. Today, i've noticed that my reward per block has gone down to about .15 to .45 per block reward.
Is this because more people are mining on each pool?
Is this because more people are mining on each pool?
Everyone is seeing crappier rewards, cuz everyone is mining harder/faster/stronger.
Market getting manipulated? Price swung rather wildly yesterday
It was manipulated the days before it was just a pump and dump nothing more...if it won't go up then i've already lost more than 17% of my investment, how cool.so many dump
why are you talking this nonsense of a dump. Can you please explain what dump you are talking about?
Market getting manipulated? Price swung rather wildly yesterday
It was manipulated the days before it was just a pump and dump nothing more...if it won't go up then i've already lost more than 17% of my investment, how cool.so many dump
Market getting manipulated? Price swung rather wildly yesterday
It was manipulated the days before it was just a pump and dump nothing more...if it won't go up then i've already lost more than 17% of my investment, how cool.In the off chance you are NOT just being a troll:
Let me inform you monero is much more than a pump and dump. It was undervalued for a long time, then the price rose from .002-.003 to .007-.009, and seems to be stable in the high 70's/low 80's.
So what exactly about that is a pump and dump? Sounds like you bought in at a high point...and you are frustrated...but there is no need for you to come on here and say things like that. Hold your xmr, and sell when they are ten dollars a coin. Then come back and reread your post lol.
thanks.
Hello. I'm pretty beginner and I don't know anything about coding, so maybe anyone could answer me this silly question:
Is it possible to mine Monero with Nvidia? Is it possible to mine it with GUIMINER?
Is it possible to mine Monero with Nvidia? Is it possible to mine it with GUIMINER?
the only gpu miner is for ati and close-source
ati + windoze
Extremehash.com is getting blocks very consistently every 7-10 minutes! Server just undergone multiple upgrades to support the pool's growth, so bring your XMR hashes down right now!
Already there! Great site. Keep it going.
I'm sorry for offtop, but will you do another pizza-dilvering event in the future for monero?
I must to ask it because of my nickname
I must to ask it because of my nickname
Oh, yeah, I need to get those out, thanks for reminding me. As to more pizza, not sure.
why not tacos?
Damn, we should get back to the XMR topics, guys
I'm sorry for offtop, but will you do another pizza-dilvering event in the future for monero?
I must to ask it because of my nickname
I must to ask it because of my nickname
Oh, yeah, I need to get those out, thanks for reminding me. As to more pizza, not sure.
why not tacos?
Hello. I'm pretty beginner and I don't know anything about coding, so maybe anyone could answer me this silly question:
Is it possible to mine Monero with Nvidia? Is it possible to mine it with GUIMINER?
Is it possible to mine Monero with Nvidia? Is it possible to mine it with GUIMINER?
A bug was identified with deterministic wallets. It stems from the original ByteCoin code.
https://github.com/amjuarez/bytecoin/blob/baaa3484271e11398790bbf01ee4d7b19c68e3bb/src/wallet/wallet2.cpp#L162-L194
Basically, when you create a wallet it only bothers to scan the blockchain from the time at which your wallet was started from. However, when you restore a wallet from your deterministic seed, it does the same thing because it doesn't know your wallet was created earlier. This caused some users to think they lost their funds when restoring, however all funds are safe, the wallet just isn't scanning all the blocks it should for your funds.
We are going to deploy a fix ASAP
https://github.com/amjuarez/bytecoin/blob/baaa3484271e11398790bbf01ee4d7b19c68e3bb/src/wallet/wallet2.cpp#L162-L194
Basically, when you create a wallet it only bothers to scan the blockchain from the time at which your wallet was started from. However, when you restore a wallet from your deterministic seed, it does the same thing because it doesn't know your wallet was created earlier. This caused some users to think they lost their funds when restoring, however all funds are safe, the wallet just isn't scanning all the blocks it should for your funds.
We are going to deploy a fix ASAP
Thanks. Someday when I hold my grandchildren on my knee I hope to tell them I did a very small thing to help them live in a world where freedom is still available.
You keep on doing that big thing. And I will keep testing new features.
I'm sorry for offtop, but will you do another pizza-dilvering event in the future for monero?
I must to ask it because of my nickname
I must to ask it because of my nickname
Oh, yeah, I need to get those out, thanks for reminding me. As to more pizza, not sure.
A bug was identified with deterministic wallets. It stems from the original ByteCoin code.
https://github.com/amjuarez/bytecoin/blob/baaa3484271e11398790bbf01ee4d7b19c68e3bb/src/wallet/wallet2.cpp#L162-L194
Basically, when you create a wallet it only bothers to scan the blockchain from the time at which your wallet was started from. However, when you restore a wallet from your deterministic seed, it does the same thing because it doesn't know your wallet was created earlier. This caused some users to think they lost their funds when restoring, however all funds are safe, the wallet just isn't scanning all the blocks it should for your funds.
We are going to deploy a fix ASAP
I'm sorry for offtop, but will you do another pizza-dilvering event in the future for monero? https://github.com/amjuarez/bytecoin/blob/baaa3484271e11398790bbf01ee4d7b19c68e3bb/src/wallet/wallet2.cpp#L162-L194
Basically, when you create a wallet it only bothers to scan the blockchain from the time at which your wallet was started from. However, when you restore a wallet from your deterministic seed, it does the same thing because it doesn't know your wallet was created earlier. This caused some users to think they lost their funds when restoring, however all funds are safe, the wallet just isn't scanning all the blocks it should for your funds.
We are going to deploy a fix ASAP
I must to ask it because of my nickname
A bug was identified with deterministic wallets. It stems from the original ByteCoin code.
https://github.com/amjuarez/bytecoin/blob/baaa3484271e11398790bbf01ee4d7b19c68e3bb/src/wallet/wallet2.cpp#L162-L194
Basically, when you create a wallet it only bothers to scan the blockchain from the time at which your wallet was started from. However, when you restore a wallet from your deterministic seed, it does the same thing because it doesn't know your wallet was created earlier. This caused some users to think they lost their funds when restoring, however all funds are safe, the wallet just isn't scanning all the blocks it should for your funds.
We are going to deploy a fix ASAP
https://github.com/amjuarez/bytecoin/blob/baaa3484271e11398790bbf01ee4d7b19c68e3bb/src/wallet/wallet2.cpp#L162-L194
Basically, when you create a wallet it only bothers to scan the blockchain from the time at which your wallet was started from. However, when you restore a wallet from your deterministic seed, it does the same thing because it doesn't know your wallet was created earlier. This caused some users to think they lost their funds when restoring, however all funds are safe, the wallet just isn't scanning all the blocks it should for your funds.
We are going to deploy a fix ASAP
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