Ok let's hope it won't be as "fine" as the main pool. Also, let's hope it's just nicehashers which I still highly doubt as I've just learned nicehash automatically disconnects when difficulty is too low for such high speeds. But I promise I won't say anything anymore, hope you'll be right after all.
Network adjusts difficulty on every block, which is targeted for 120 seconds. The ~4Mh/s that the new folks bring ramp up the difficulty about 8x compared to them not being around, which means if they were to leave once block times hit 120 seconds again, blocks would instead take 20 minutes. That would only happen for a couple of blocks - the network would readjust to 120 block difficulties after a couple of hours.
I will recomend anyone with wallet issues to contact valliant on slack, im sure he will get back to each one of you... Also this might be destiny talking to you xD selling your coins this cheap is like killing your own children before they are born... but anyway if you really need to sell contact valliant im sure he will fix your issues...
Otherwise, we are only short on the exchange item of the roadmap - that's still pending as we are at the mercy of exchanges. As many others have mentioned here, the exchanges are quite busy with new coins lately, and because we are still relatively new, we are just not high up on their priority list. I will tell you that we are in direct contact with two different exchanges - just waiting for the development team(s) to finish their part so we can actually be traded on the exchanges. One exchange has told us they are "very close, soon"; another has simply told us 14 business days from when we submitted and is offering no updates. Now you know everything we know. ...
Poloniex has a very poor history in terms of customer support and we don't want to have unhappy users and traders due to exchange problems.
I have to agree that staying away from Polo (and Bitfinex) is a plus in my book. Glad to hear the update Valiant, thanks for answering the questions.
Sneaky? It's outright dishonest. No where in the terms and conditions was this mentioned at all. How are we supposed to recommend a company that doesn't disclose fees beforehand? That's lending basics 101.
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Re: ICO WATCH: SALT LENDING
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Volodath
on 28/09/2017, 01:46:27 UTC
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I am wondering how SALT made the decision that US$2k and below doesn't need KYC whereas any investment above requires? It goes against the basic principle of KYC and AML.
Anybody can shed some light since SALT ain't really responsive here.
$2k withdrawl is the maximum amount that retailers and money exchanges (ie Western Union) can allow before filing a Suspicious Activity Report (SAR). Any place that will cut you a money order is legally required to file one if you're purchasing >2k (in the U.S.).
I'm more pissed about needing to redeem a token in order to withdraw what I have. Like seriously, bait and switch all for the purposes of inflating your initial user count? Nickel and dime shit like this leaves a bad taste in my mouth and is highly unprofessional. It's time to take to twitter and LinkedIn.
Keep in mind that Monero will hit around 18 millions coins in 2022, which will be twice less than INTS already mined (in one month). So I think $50 per coin is "a little" too much enthusiastic
If we get to $1 a coin I would be exceptionally pleased. $10 or more and I'd crap my pants.
Depending on how you interpret mid of September, I think there are still some days left until that window closes.
I think mid september is wishfull thinking
Kinda have to agree. As much as I like the coin and the devs, the difficulties at launch and the properties of the chain make me believe exchange integration will get pushed back. I don't mind though, it just means I'm not tempted.
Probably around 30 sat - just pulled that out of your ass?
Difficulty has nothing to do with the price, just saying. Demand does.
Demand does, and so does opportunity cost. It's easy enough to calculate expected returns from mining this coin vs mining another cryptonight coin (or another algo) and comparing expected BTC yield (or fiat or whatever).
Of course, you'd also need to factor in expected growth/appreciation vs other coins. Price isn't only a factor of demand, but also supply, and miners who were here from day one may (or may not) be inclined to sell at (or below or above) their opportunity cost of other coins.
Indeed, they have been working on it for a week. Which is why this message popped up on the main pool this morning
> Update 24-08-17 0500 UTC: New test code has been deployed to the pool server. It is expected to improve stability and issues with payments. However, it is still experimental, so please use hashing power with extreme prudence.
If you don't like the behavior of this coin, perhaps your time and hashing power would be better spent elsewhere?
we are very sorry to announce that we have actually problems with payments...
so pool is working great but at the moment no payouts !
we are waiting till the dev release new source code.
but no worry to all, all of your shares getting paid when issue is fixed and we upgraded to new source code.
greetz
alex from kiramine team
Appreciate your open communication on this. I noticed the official pool put up a new banner about new code being deployed, I assume that's the same fix you're putting in place? I really hope your pool grows, 90% of hashing power to a single pool isn't ideal. =\
Kiramine should start to issue payouts after 2 hours of mining correct? I've been on there for three hours now and have zero pending payments with just about 40,000,000 shares submitted.
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takes 60 blocks and the blocks are going wayyy slwoer than they should be
Ahh, I wasn't aware that it was 60 blocks, that would explain it. It appears that the official pool's hashrate is no longer contributing, and considering they had 40% of hashing power... difficulty will take a while to readjust down. Should make for some fun payouts though, the last time pools went offline and I was on the only functional pools I did pretty well. Instability sucks though =|
Kiramine should start to issue payouts after 2 hours of mining correct? I've been on there for three hours now and have zero pending payments with just about 40,000,000 shares submitted.
Hello the pool does not work any more, it bug for more than 2 hours ??
The "official" pool does seem to be down & has been for ~45 minutes. Usually it pops right back up.
It seems that the pool is up and I am submitting shares as well but the blockchain stuck on block 5319 for past 4 hours. I've moved one of my miner to another coin and will move back to the pool once everything is ok.
Official pool is back up but says it's at block 5319. Kiramine and my wallet just updated to 5320. Is official pool lagging?
Thanks for your reply, I use it already but I thought that there existed may be an even better version Nvidia
i think currently no mod for better speed, i've tried ccminer, minergate, etc... they are the same, ccminer is the best now. waiting for dev do a mod version for this coin
This coin is based on cryptonight algo, same as XMR. I find the xmr-stak miner to be the best.