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Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1858. (Read 4671108 times)

hero member
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Hello, I'm glad to finally be a part of the beginnings of Monero. I see huge potential, and can't wait for it to be fully unleashed!

Mintpal voting here I come:  https://www.mintpal.com/voting#XMR
151 votes, we are almost in the middle of the list now.

is this bs really neccessary? - I mean seriously how do all these sh..coins get so many votes?

maybe monero should wait until mintpal adds them by themselves

I also think it is not neccessary to get this in the title
sr. member
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Imagine a world without hate and oppression
Congratulations all (for MintPal)!  Tongue
sr. member
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For example if 556.44 XMR are sent, the protocol will break it down into 500 + 50 + 6 + 0.4 + 0.04
Why does monero split amounts to power of 10? Why not power of 2? Are there any differences or trade offs in using different bases for this process?

Spliting amount to power of 2 would results in too many inputs and increase transaction size enormously i think.
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For example if 556.44 XMR are sent, the protocol will break it down into 500 + 50 + 6 + 0.4 + 0.04
Why does monero split amounts to power of 10? Why not power of 2? Are there any differences or trade offs in using different bases for this process?
legendary
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Hmm strange, not long ago Mintpal repeatly denied to have XMR on voting list just because of totally new protocol. Does this mean their platform is technically ready for CryptoNote now ?

If Poloniex and Bittrex have it, I'm not sure why Mintpal( a much bigger and widely known exchange) couldn't add it as well.

Maybe they are to fat and lazzy to do things fast.
sr. member
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Hmm strange, not long ago Mintpal repeatly denied to have XMR on voting list just because of totally new protocol. Does this mean their platform is technically ready for CryptoNote now ?

If Poloniex and Bittrex have it, I'm not sure why Mintpal( a much bigger and widely known exchange) couldn't add it as well.

But these exchanges have problem on making Monero work correctly, automatic withdrawals occasionally fail. I think exchanges want new API, something similar to Bitcoin Payment Protocol for CryptoNote.

p.s: some Monero investors are so generous, 2 transactions worth of 0.35 BTC was sent to Mintpal voting address.
sr. member
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Hmm strange, not long ago Mintpal repeatly denied to have XMR on voting list just because of totally new protocol. Does this mean their platform is technically ready for CryptoNote now ?

If Poloniex and Bittrex have it, I'm not sure why Mintpal( a much bigger and widely known exchange) couldn't add it as well.
hero member
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Monero Core Team
Btw i don't like the part "Vote on Mintpal" of new title, it sounds like a random pump and dump coin. I love the old title "A anonymous currency based on ring signatures" - it look more professional and unique.
That may be changed if enough of you want it out.

Who wants it out?
Who wants to keep it?
sr. member
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"Trading Platform of The Future!"
Hmm strange, not long ago Mintpal repeatly denied to have XMR on voting list just because of totally new protocol. Does this mean their platform is technically ready for CryptoNote now ?
Probably not, or else they would just add it immediately..

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Btw i don't like the part "Vote on Mintpal" of new title, it sounds like a random pump and dump coin. I love the old title "A anonymous currency based on ring signatures" - it look more professional and unique.
Yeah, we don't need that in the title..
sr. member
Activity: 300
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Hmm strange, not long ago Mintpal repeatly denied to have XMR on voting list just because of totally new protocol. Does this mean their platform is technically ready for CryptoNote now ?

Btw i don't like the part "Vote on Mintpal" of new title, it sounds like a random pump and dump coin. I love the old title "A anonymous currency based on ring signatures" - it look more professional and unique.
hero member
Activity: 658
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Monero Core Team
Hello, I'm glad to finally be a part of the beginnings of Monero. I see huge potential, and can't wait for it to be fully unleashed!

Mintpal voting here I come:  https://www.mintpal.com/voting#XMR
151 votes, we are almost in the middle of the list now.
sr. member
Activity: 770
Merit: 250
Hello, I'm glad to finally be a part of the beginnings of Monero. I see huge potential, and can't wait for it to be fully unleashed!

Mintpal voting here I come:  https://www.mintpal.com/voting#XMR
legendary
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getmonero.org
sr. member
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"Trading Platform of The Future!"
Total Hashes submitted are Your Hash Rate * seconds you were mining.  But that hash rate jumps up and down a lot. At least to me.

Bot on IRC did not give me answer how much you could mine with your 26 hash/s per day, but i found when i answered one in this thread before.

"With 175 H/s you should get 1.19 MRO per Day"
No, the calculation is

Total hashes submitted = Total value of all shares submitted to the pool with that address
newbie
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WTB XMR for 0,5BTC. please PM offers
legendary
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Can anyone explain this odd discrepancy (my first three hashes submitted to monero.chickenkiller.com:8080)?


One screenshot shows the sharediff - the other your total amount of hashes.

They have nothing to do with each other.

Hmm, OK. How is the number on the web page calculated, then?
That's the one that counts when it comes to payout, right?

Total Hashes submitted are Your Hash Rate * seconds you were mining.  But that hash rate jumps up and down a lot. At least to me.

Bot on IRC did not give me answer how much you could mine with your 26 hash/s per day, but i found when i answered one in this thread before.

"With 175 H/s you should get 1.19 MRO per Day"
sr. member
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"Proof-of-Asset Protocol"
Welcome to our Cryptonight pool network: http://ext-pool.net/

http://xmr.ext-pool.net - Monero pool

ps: https://cpu-cloud.net/ -  CPU-CLOUD - per hour server rent for cpu coins mining.
newbie
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https://i.imgur.com/dWW5iir.png

Can anyone explain this odd discrepancy (my first three hashes submitted to monero.chickenkiller.com:8080)?


One screenshot shows the sharediff - the other your total amount of hashes.

They have nothing todo with each other.

Hmm, OK. How is the number on the web page calculated, then?
That's the one that counts when it comes to payout, right?
hero member
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There is a list of those who received the Giveaway? The wallet is not clear where the coins with a pool, and where Giveaway.
hero member
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Hello everybody,

This is my first post here in bitcointalk (but i have been following it for some times now ..).
As I really love monero, i decided to start my involvement in it by setting up a pool.

Fees are 0% !

The pool is hosted on an 8-core dedicated VPS, hosted in France and is available to this address :

http://monero.chickenkiller.com

Thanks to everybody for helping me launching the pool Smiley

See ya !

Edit : template and adding pool location


Can anyone explain this odd discrepancy (my first three hashes submitted to monero.chickenkiller.com:8080)?


One screenshot shows the sharediff - the other your total amount of hashes.

They have nothing todo with each other.
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