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Re: [ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin"
I've installed v1.4.17 for Linux and am running the console via ./clam-qt
I am only getting 2 peers. I'm wondering if there are nodes I can add to my clam.conf? I've looked around and the info seems to be pretty old and ineffective.
I've also added bootstrap.dat files in my ./clam folder posted by dooglus elsewhere here but that doesn't really address the lack of peers or will it when I catch up?
Thanks in advance.
I am only getting 2 peers. I'm wondering if there are nodes I can add to my clam.conf? I've looked around and the info seems to be pretty old and ineffective.
I've also added bootstrap.dat files in my ./clam folder posted by dooglus elsewhere here but that doesn't really address the lack of peers or will it when I catch up?
Thanks in advance.
Re: [ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin"
I downloaded Clam Client 1.4.17 for OSX. I've noticed that at random blocks it stalls for very long periods of time. I'm currently at block 338xxx (13 Feb 2015). I've noticed that restarting the client speeds up the process quit a bit. I'm wondering if adding nodes (is there a list of nodes available) would be helpful and if using the console or if adding a .config file in Application Support would be appropriate.
I've been downloading the chain for about 18 hours and am on block 338xxx with 36 weeks left. Does this seems about right?
I have between 8 - 14 connections at any given time and have a reliable connection 20 Mbps +
I've been downloading the chain for about 18 hours and am on block 338xxx with 36 weeks left. Does this seems about right?
I have between 8 - 14 connections at any given time and have a reliable connection 20 Mbps +
Nevermind, I have answered my own question. I have found the bootstrap for the chain in a previous post. It seems to be working fine. If anybody is curious:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=623147.msg9772191#msg9772191
Re: [ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin"
I downloaded Clam Client 1.4.17 for OSX. I've noticed that at random blocks it stalls for very long periods of time. I'm currently at block 338xxx (13 Feb 2015). I've noticed that restarting the client speeds up the process quit a bit. I'm wondering if adding nodes (is there a list of nodes available) would be helpful and if using the console or if adding a .config file in Application Support would be appropriate.
I've been downloading the chain for about 18 hours and am on block 338xxx with 36 weeks left. Does this seems about right?
I have between 8 - 14 connections at any given time and have a reliable connection 20 Mbps +
I've been downloading the chain for about 18 hours and am on block 338xxx with 36 weeks left. Does this seems about right?
I have between 8 - 14 connections at any given time and have a reliable connection 20 Mbps +
Re: [OFFICIAL]Bitfinex.com first Bitcoin P2P lending platform for leverage trading
I put a small amount of DRK (less than 10) and .5 BTC in Bitfinex to give it a test drive.
I'd much rather have cash as my margin basis rather than crypto but it seems the only way to do so is to place a margin order for BTC and then claim which is fine (unless there is another way). My DRK and original .5 BTC is untradable in the Exchange (I found a workaround for BTC as state previously or perhaps its the way its supposed to work) but for DRK I'm not sure how to convert to USD?
Suggestions? I'm sure I'm missing something simple.
I'd much rather have cash as my margin basis rather than crypto but it seems the only way to do so is to place a margin order for BTC and then claim which is fine (unless there is another way). My DRK and original .5 BTC is untradable in the Exchange (I found a workaround for BTC as state previously or perhaps its the way its supposed to work) but for DRK I'm not sure how to convert to USD?
Suggestions? I'm sure I'm missing something simple.
You can just go to "Exchange" and then to "DRKUSD" and trade for USD.
There is no leverage possible for DRK, also it is not possible to use it as collateral.
If you wouldn't mind looking at my trade here and see what might possibly be wrong? I'm placing a simple market order for DRK and it is "saying not balance", same thing happens on the Exchange side for BTC even though i have plenty of BTC
http://screencast.com/t/OaQkRdldHBMU
click on "manage wallets" and move the DRK from deposit account to the exchange account
Bitfinex is very powerful and offers seperate wallets, so that you don't do something stupid!
Bingo!!! Thanks, answered all of my questions. I really appreciate it, I would have eventually figured it out but who knows how long before I would have stumbled upon that. You saved me a lot of time.
Re: [OFFICIAL]Bitfinex.com first Bitcoin P2P lending platform for leverage trading
I put a small amount of DRK (less than 10) and .5 BTC in Bitfinex to give it a test drive.
I'd much rather have cash as my margin basis rather than crypto but it seems the only way to do so is to place a margin order for BTC and then claim which is fine (unless there is another way). My DRK and original .5 BTC is untradable in the Exchange (I found a workaround for BTC as state previously or perhaps its the way its supposed to work) but for DRK I'm not sure how to convert to USD?
Suggestions? I'm sure I'm missing something simple.
I'd much rather have cash as my margin basis rather than crypto but it seems the only way to do so is to place a margin order for BTC and then claim which is fine (unless there is another way). My DRK and original .5 BTC is untradable in the Exchange (I found a workaround for BTC as state previously or perhaps its the way its supposed to work) but for DRK I'm not sure how to convert to USD?
Suggestions? I'm sure I'm missing something simple.
You can just go to "Exchange" and then to "DRKUSD" and trade for USD.
There is no leverage possible for DRK, also it is not possible to use it as collateral.
If you wouldn't mind looking at my trade here and see what might possibly be wrong? I'm placing a simple market order for DRK and it is "saying not balance", same thing happens on the Exchange side for BTC even though i have plenty of BTC
http://screencast.com/t/OaQkRdldHBMU
Re: [OFFICIAL]Bitfinex.com first Bitcoin P2P lending platform for leverage trading
I put a small amount of DRK (less than 10) and .5 BTC in Bitfinex to give it a test drive.
I'd much rather have cash as my margin basis rather than crypto but it seems the only way to do so is to place a margin order for BTC and then claim which is fine (unless there is another way). My DRK and original .5 BTC is untradable in the Exchange (I found a workaround for BTC as state previously or perhaps its the way its supposed to work) but for DRK I'm not sure how to convert to USD?
Suggestions? I'm sure I'm missing something simple.
I'd much rather have cash as my margin basis rather than crypto but it seems the only way to do so is to place a margin order for BTC and then claim which is fine (unless there is another way). My DRK and original .5 BTC is untradable in the Exchange (I found a workaround for BTC as state previously or perhaps its the way its supposed to work) but for DRK I'm not sure how to convert to USD?
Suggestions? I'm sure I'm missing something simple.
Re: Qt Bitcoin Trader [Open Source secure trading client for Mac/Windows/Linux]
I am just looking for a simple stop loss solution for Bitstamp/BTC-E and I came across this project.
Is this project stable at the moment for this purpose? My needs are for orders that have already been placed.
Is this project stable at the moment for this purpose? My needs are for orders that have already been placed.
Re: [ANN][HOC] ★ HouseofCoins | Community | Business | Power
The Member BTC List is up-to-date and accurate. This is not the official HOC list of from BitOffer but independently audited by a Member (me) from the blockchain.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rMvKsFnKk3lfIUb6UOyjAgY9Z5lU3dMtcgKAKfgNeYo/edit#gid=0
Highlights (As of the posting. Subject to change.)
* 22.48084119 BTC sent to IPO Wallets
* 18.69338216 BTC remaining in IPO Wallets
* 3.7874574 BTC withdrawn from IPO Wallets
* 3.5001433 BTC difference between reported IPO and actual amount on Blockchain (22.48084119 - 18.98082686)
http://content.screencast.com/users/webshare/folders/Jing/media/831d5537-647d-45c2-878c-f5b2253b78ef/00000049.png
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rMvKsFnKk3lfIUb6UOyjAgY9Z5lU3dMtcgKAKfgNeYo/edit#gid=0
Highlights (As of the posting. Subject to change.)
* 22.48084119 BTC sent to IPO Wallets
* 18.69338216 BTC remaining in IPO Wallets
* 3.7874574 BTC withdrawn from IPO Wallets
* 3.5001433 BTC difference between reported IPO and actual amount on Blockchain (22.48084119 - 18.98082686)
http://content.screencast.com/users/webshare/folders/Jing/media/831d5537-647d-45c2-878c-f5b2253b78ef/00000049.png
Re: [ANN][HOC] ★ HouseofCoins | Community | Business | Power
I just noticed that the Member #'s were off by one towards the middle of my spreadsheet. I figured out why. On Bitoffer's Master Member list he repeated member #33 and i did not do the same thing on my list. I now have Member #33 twice and the Member's now match the BTC addresses. I have not checked to see if the BTC is still in the addresses again.
http://forum.houseofcoins.us/index.php?topic=489.0
http://content.screencast.com/users/webshare/folders/Jing/media/eafad999-65a3-4a8c-a0c1-887e8740c7bf/00000048.png
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rMvKsFnKk3lfIUb6UOyjAgY9Z5lU3dMtcgKAKfgNeYo/edit?usp=sharing
---Edit---
I've Just seen more problems, I'm checking on the list and matching things up. I saved a copy of the Members list from several days ago and am seeing if there are any differences from today to that list.
http://forum.houseofcoins.us/index.php?topic=489.0
http://content.screencast.com/users/webshare/folders/Jing/media/eafad999-65a3-4a8c-a0c1-887e8740c7bf/00000048.png
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rMvKsFnKk3lfIUb6UOyjAgY9Z5lU3dMtcgKAKfgNeYo/edit?usp=sharing
---Edit---
I've Just seen more problems, I'm checking on the list and matching things up. I saved a copy of the Members list from several days ago and am seeing if there are any differences from today to that list.
Re: [ANN][HOC] ★ HouseofCoins | Community | Business | Power
Hmmm..........btc missing. Refunds not honored, IPO coins not dispersed, and the dev doesn't reply.
How long you think this bid will be up? :
SUM (BTC) TOTAL (BTC) SIZE (HOC) BID (BTC)
0.0000 0.0000 1000.00000000 0.00000001
It is the ONLY bid but transferring coins aren't getting confirmed lol. When the dude wakes up...p00f!!! goes that bid
Edit: he woke up and withdrew his 1 sat bid
How long you think this bid will be up? :
SUM (BTC) TOTAL (BTC) SIZE (HOC) BID (BTC)
0.0000 0.0000 1000.00000000 0.00000001
It is the ONLY bid but transferring coins aren't getting confirmed lol. When the dude wakes up...p00f!!! goes that bid
Edit: he woke up and withdrew his 1 sat bid
Great work
Member # Address Blockchain.info Address BTC Deposit Amount
78 1LsMoVXswi63KdSGZyrRFL13rpQsBDTjmy https://blockchain.info/address/1LsMoVXswi63KdSGZyrRFL13rpQsBDTjmy 0.012
12 1HwL71Bgg8bdvcqeuJfMU6KD13LMxWrACB https://blockchain.info/address/1HwL71Bgg8bdvcqeuJfMU6KD13LMxWrACB 0.1
26 1KxbstwHsWKxdxbb5s8tSmhqrFbp2zh21n https://blockchain.info/address/1KxbstwHsWKxdxbb5s8tSmhqrFbp2zh21n 0.1
37 18vEkjDjZjz8btJgA4DyLHetnV423xKHgg https://blockchain.info/address/18vEkjDjZjz8btJgA4DyLHetnV423xKHgg 0.1
38 1GZxmKQqSBdLr3jfYTJs6hvqHmPk4i23er https://blockchain.info/address/1GZxmKQqSBdLr3jfYTJs6hvqHmPk4i23er 0.1
39 1BVtTppuiFuhu7eVfECLAfWd7qVTMM71pR https://blockchain.info/address/1BVtTppuiFuhu7eVfECLAfWd7qVTMM71pR 0.1
42 1LgKqnKd9GnjMcQWrk5NALqFQcjhjpLe3r https://blockchain.info/address/1LgKqnKd9GnjMcQWrk5NALqFQcjhjpLe3r 0.1
45 16uthTfo3duTkavuqJejWpt5oagy4hESQy https://blockchain.info/address/16uthTfo3duTkavuqJejWpt5oagy4hESQy 0.1
50 1CFCRKVDmdJBFXkjtz4VmVBqGiRACmMReX https://blockchain.info/address/1CFCRKVDmdJBFXkjtz4VmVBqGiRACmMReX 0.1
53 1PjCmLWT47XLqKNwr8n9ZFjvKuSFEh1E6s https://blockchain.info/address/1PjCmLWT47XLqKNwr8n9ZFjvKuSFEh1E6s 0.1
55 18HCA88Frnz8zSnB9iJGLBZknVvFziFtKB https://blockchain.info/address/18HCA88Frnz8zSnB9iJGLBZknVvFziFtKB 0.1
56 1DENAkTYW31krgy5JbPt1ofiHZAXLs6XZt https://blockchain.info/address/1DENAkTYW31krgy5JbPt1ofiHZAXLs6XZt 0.1
66 1A1vKrGkrp96SQqE1tJAb5FaRergi5t2M5 https://blockchain.info/address/1A1vKrGkrp96SQqE1tJAb5FaRergi5t2M5 0.1
80 19ye74wiohUYPhhq8rxfx71KrxekytWpkh https://blockchain.info/address/19ye74wiohUYPhhq8rxfx71KrxekytWpkh 0.1
54 1WNQ9UuiAmxXmDecWez8VYJwtgCBbss1z https://blockchain.info/address/1WNQ9UuiAmxXmDecWez8VYJwtgCBbss1z 0.1003562
82 13Qw5bm7i28nsrKU3NHSUt2MouGL4dvPYd https://blockchain.info/address/13Qw5bm7i28nsrKU3NHSUt2MouGL4dvPYd 0.1045
20 1LG8jPKmEd2RhjzRd5BHnTJbxn2vgy63hU https://blockchain.info/address/1LG8jPKmEd2RhjzRd5BHnTJbxn2vgy63hU 0.105
41 1JV3uEZVvTHpaEhqjxJZiMGRJsxFzd32Aa https://blockchain.info/address/1JV3uEZVvTHpaEhqjxJZiMGRJsxFzd32Aa 0.108
31 17qqGyC1keVz97WCU1YUtT9EjbVJc8nKEf https://blockchain.info/address/17qqGyC1keVz97WCU1YUtT9EjbVJc8nKEf 0.11119026
58 1G8wkgKFyq52NfY9pZQsPRfvEyNSJ7LgpV https://blockchain.info/address/1G8wkgKFyq52NfY9pZQsPRfvEyNSJ7LgpV 0.11838789
61 1KGsP1LdhMdPSPGxqPVnVTAi8XqbN1xAYk https://blockchain.info/address/1KGsP1LdhMdPSPGxqPVnVTAi8XqbN1xAYk 0.12
70 18CEQN77vSSGoWDeM2FyXHDTrPJmCBBr8B https://blockchain.info/address/18CEQN77vSSGoWDeM2FyXHDTrPJmCBBr8B 0.123
10 12uiNyLsuECoRaQ4utXxFj9gyJFxbMQcDY https://blockchain.info/address/12uiNyLsuECoRaQ4utXxFj9gyJFxbMQcDY 0.125
18 1NZEyhXa2dtEg2g61HvLoaF5NUb1hxgWXw https://blockchain.info/address/1NZEyhXa2dtEg2g61HvLoaF5NUb1hxgWXw 0.15
64 17wfBfDWCKYfMtjdETdBqESvzExkTwPy81 https://blockchain.info/address/17wfBfDWCKYfMtjdETdBqESvzExkTwPy81 0.15
47 1PxF1aScUPma3L1PBqKNzhG9PTMiDv6GxH https://blockchain.info/address/1PxF1aScUPma3L1PBqKNzhG9PTMiDv6GxH 0.151
28 1A25GUz71rKbAcophGYxv8fw27H9rkPziA https://blockchain.info/address/1A25GUz71rKbAcophGYxv8fw27H9rkPziA 0.15271446
30 1FGzijMkGarK1BipD41wK3r39GUeBUX2n9 https://blockchain.info/address/1FGzijMkGarK1BipD41wK3r39GUeBUX2n9 0.1998
6 1ATGCWJW7JVqZVpwpMNpCwkXFRntYNKEfk https://blockchain.info/address/1ATGCWJW7JVqZVpwpMNpCwkXFRntYNKEfk 0.2
7 16FgEraNPbxFBFiS26YsFPtDWRYSzJ5qRo https://blockchain.info/address/16FgEraNPbxFBFiS26YsFPtDWRYSzJ5qRo 0.2
15 1Dt6NEGSGRMv74Soo5sjyaNMRjLNRwQY3e https://blockchain.info/address/1Dt6NEGSGRMv74Soo5sjyaNMRjLNRwQY3e 0.2
17 1Dt6NEGSGRMv74Soo5sjyaNMRjLNRwQY3e https://blockchain.info/address/1Dt6NEGSGRMv74Soo5sjyaNMRjLNRwQY3e 0.2
19 1k1SNHpbeR96TUWfBcXDgCRabKqi9xCZn https://blockchain.info/address/1k1SNHpbeR96TUWfBcXDgCRabKqi9xCZn 0.2
29 17Y4p9eLUqXyuiQKqhTrryZBNNVSnf3tmT https://blockchain.info/address/17Y4p9eLUqXyuiQKqhTrryZBNNVSnf3tmT 0.2
48 1DCarzgeemTmR9iig5FpqYArnWm1E33CdA https://blockchain.info/address/1DCarzgeemTmR9iig5FpqYArnWm1E33CdA 0.2
72 1DW9f9m9tuJookF5nADrSi7m8sS8Hog44Y https://blockchain.info/address/1DW9f9m9tuJookF5nADrSi7m8sS8Hog44Y 0.2
32 13L2TH3yQALqZUw2nDipAHF8KPDCLco8nb https://blockchain.info/address/13L2TH3yQALqZUw2nDipAHF8KPDCLco8nb 0.2005
35 1CPvR1jDntC9gCF69eX6otA4DLRvCQp95A https://blockchain.info/address/1CPvR1jDntC9gCF69eX6otA4DLRvCQp95A 0.20765805
14 1JLz8cFgFLcnX5Tik2bCFwPLcAgGjrUPWH https://blockchain.info/address/1JLz8cFgFLcnX5Tik2bCFwPLcAgGjrUPWH 0.25
27 17dj8N23wEddezLq4aPSkUFoCbbDv6PGJe https://blockchain.info/address/17dj8N23wEddezLq4aPSkUFoCbbDv6PGJe 0.25
46 1Jv2eeDZud2NqgZVyzDtdH7M9srifUscQV https://blockchain.info/address/1Jv2eeDZud2NqgZVyzDtdH7M9srifUscQV 0.25
22 1LB5c1uJUVNhBUHwy6ZDRKzQeiUuEWK7Ye https://blockchain.info/address/1LB5c1uJUVNhBUHwy6ZDRKzQeiUuEWK7Ye 0.28
25 1CXcXje6KeEup56i2eRXjwEQd7BHv25znd https://blockchain.info/address/1CXcXje6KeEup56i2eRXjwEQd7BHv25znd 0.28002
43 1HgZHTmnRr72C8R67Wjdq47PxvU7MHdjV2 https://blockchain.info/address/1HgZHTmnRr72C8R67Wjdq47PxvU7MHdjV2 0.3
83 1CuCBboDUCnuUcHq2ZiUcHMSpAmNLAv1Y9 https://blockchain.info/address/1CuCBboDUCnuUcHq2ZiUcHMSpAmNLAv1Y9 0.3496
65 15mPvU3P3hi5Fim4vZmZF8DFfapps9E5HY https://blockchain.info/address/15mPvU3P3hi5Fim4vZmZF8DFfapps9E5HY 0.418
33 15FzzohZwTobrQAP423bSnBnSDxTzB4H6M https://blockchain.info/address/15FzzohZwTobrQAP423bSnBnSDxTzB4H6M 0.495
8 1P2ps3miE95o7qHy4YFE2riUqwADKBaAp2 https://blockchain.info/address/1P2ps3miE95o7qHy4YFE2riUqwADKBaAp2 0.8316
13 13bKY243iqKqKHN72GbvmUEN1kZT7HHZ2k https://blockchain.info/address/13bKY243iqKqKHN72GbvmUEN1kZT7HHZ2k 1
40 1JERPAWnKrDzaMgpSHkceX5w1KeESgcikU https://blockchain.info/address/1JERPAWnKrDzaMgpSHkceX5w1KeESgcikU 1.15
1 19xv1D3ECQyALC5KJeKtWPyLQGZT9hoDUk https://blockchain.info/address/19xv1D3ECQyALC5KJeKtWPyLQGZT9hoDUk 1.7039553
4 1HWYwzhJUPtFRxULjKbBg4xCqMsiHivpAU https://blockchain.info/address/1HWYwzhJUPtFRxULjKbBg4xCqMsiHivpAU 1.90495903
5 1QBZF7XEhF2o8YMPXBacw4FWtCvkH9UDSC https://blockchain.info/address/1QBZF7XEhF2o8YMPXBacw4FWtCvkH9UDSC 2.01
49 12BnGrwVTsySzLfzAMb9XBEKoNB4635SxS https://blockchain.info/address/12BnGrwVTsySzLfzAMb9XBEKoNB4635SxS 2.5
84 1PCFyKAhZJ7xNZD887zWmtfHahSW9UpBTe https://blockchain.info/address/1PCFyKAhZJ7xNZD887zWmtfHahSW9UpBTe 2.6071
I checked my numbers and had to change member #5 to 2.4185 BTC. Not all of your numbers match what is on the blockchain, I didn't look at every member but #5 shows 2.01 on your list and 2.4185 on the blockchain. It's probably the one member, I had to change it on the spreadsheet myself.
The total BTC adds up to 21.71934119 which doesn't match BitOffers numbers as well.
Re: [ANN][HOC] ★ HouseofCoins | Community | Business | Power
I've made a spreadsheet of the total BTC collected by Member # and the total BTC still remaining in each Members wallet. Hopefully this will be useful for all involved. All numbers are from the Blockchain. If you see any errors let me know.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rMvKsFnKk3lfIUb6UOyjAgY9Z5lU3dMtcgKAKfgNeYo/edit#gid=0
---Edit---
HOC House Members List
http://forum.houseofcoins.us/index.php?topic=489.0
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rMvKsFnKk3lfIUb6UOyjAgY9Z5lU3dMtcgKAKfgNeYo/edit#gid=0
---Edit---
HOC House Members List
http://forum.houseofcoins.us/index.php?topic=489.0
Re: [ANN][DOGE] Dogecoin - very currency - many coin - wow - v1.2 Released
Got my coins out!
Pool just has 3 active miners now with hashrate of 2.27 mh/s.
How many thousands of miners and thousands of gh/s did it have before it imploded?
http://content.screencast.com/users/vreams1/folders/Jing/media/9c881fc0-46a0-4665-a2c2-a9909910b8cf/2013-12-20_0245.png
Re: [ANN][DOGE] Dogecoin - very currency - many coin - wow - v1.2 Released
Guys, if you had balance in your DOGE.NETCODEPOOL.ORG account, your DOGEs are safe and you'd be able to cash out once website is up, which will be very soon.
Netcodepool is in LTC mining since 1.5 years. They are migrating to better servers that are enterprise level.
Netcodepool is in LTC mining since 1.5 years. They are migrating to better servers that are enterprise level.
I'm quite sure I still haven't gotten an auto-payout from netcodepool that I should have had already.
And I'm quite sure that I've got only two thirds of the coins I've mined today at Netcodepool.
you guys - srsly - what's going on. now the pool is dead to - ripping everyone off or what?
Netcodepool website been down for what a day now? Anybody else been able to get in to look at their balances? Thankfully most of my coins out and I pointed my miners elsewhere as soon as I couldn't log in. A few hours understandable. This long, Hmmm?
Guys, Netcodepool has an official forum where you can stay updated about the frontend upgrade.
Thanks for the heads up about the up until now unknown "Official Forum". If a website is down how can you know about it's forum? Anyway went there and last news is that not only is front end down but mining is affected as well. If anybody has miners point at netcodepool, buyer beware. Sorry, but people ought to know.
http://content.screencast.com/users/vreams1/folders/Jing/media/6ab0a514-8477-4bd4-807e-93d585f75e21/2013-12-19_2116.png
Re: [ANN][DOGE] Dogecoin - very currency - many coin - wow - v1.2 Released
Guys, if you had balance in your DOGE.NETCODEPOOL.ORG account, your DOGEs are safe and you'd be able to cash out once website is up, which will be very soon.
Netcodepool is in LTC mining since 1.5 years. They are migrating to better servers that are enterprise level.
Netcodepool is in LTC mining since 1.5 years. They are migrating to better servers that are enterprise level.
I'm quite sure I still haven't gotten an auto-payout from netcodepool that I should have had already.
And I'm quite sure that I've got only two thirds of the coins I've mined today at Netcodepool.
you guys - srsly - what's going on. now the pool is dead to - ripping everyone off or what?
Netcodepool website been down for what a day now? Anybody else been able to get in to look at their balances? Thankfully most of my coins out and I pointed my miners elsewhere as soon as I couldn't log in. A few hours understandable. This long, Hmmm?
Hi,
New to pool. Cryptsy seems like the logical choice for directing coins but when you create deposit address at Cryptsy it says "Do NOT mine directly to your Cryptsy deposit address." Is this a real concern or more a CYA thing on Cyrptsy's part.
I haven't read through this entire thread but is Cryptsy a pretty reliable place to withdraw coins for multipool, coin exchange prices not considered. Also I looked on the help page of multipool and it appears I would be safe to set "1" coin as the auto-withdrawal default without incurring any extra fees (NVC, CGB, and CAP would be more expensive to withdraw often because of transaction fees)?
Thanks in advance.
New to pool. Cryptsy seems like the logical choice for directing coins but when you create deposit address at Cryptsy it says "Do NOT mine directly to your Cryptsy deposit address." Is this a real concern or more a CYA thing on Cyrptsy's part.
I haven't read through this entire thread but is Cryptsy a pretty reliable place to withdraw coins for multipool, coin exchange prices not considered. Also I looked on the help page of multipool and it appears I would be safe to set "1" coin as the auto-withdrawal default without incurring any extra fees (NVC, CGB, and CAP would be more expensive to withdraw often because of transaction fees)?
Thanks in advance.
I'm pretty sure what Vern means is not to use a Cryptsy deposit address as a P2pool address. If you join a P2pool directly your username is your wallet address. Using an exchange address means the exchange cannot identify the proper account to credit. Not a problem for MP. Most of my coins go to Cryptsy.
Also, for BTC, LTC & PPC consider Vault of Satoshi if you want to convert to dollars. https://www.vaultofsatoshi.com/home
Thanks, that is the info I needed.
Hi,
New to pool. Cryptsy seems like the logical choice for directing coins but when you create deposit address at Cryptsy it says "Do NOT mine directly to your Cryptsy deposit address." Is this a real concern or more a CYA thing on Cyrptsy's part.
I haven't read through this entire thread but is Cryptsy a pretty reliable place to withdraw coins for multipool, coin exchange prices not considered. Also I looked on the help page of multipool and it appears I would be safe to set "1" coin as the auto-withdrawal default without incurring any extra fees (NVC, CGB, and CAP would be more expensive to withdraw often because of transaction fees)?
Thanks in advance.
New to pool. Cryptsy seems like the logical choice for directing coins but when you create deposit address at Cryptsy it says "Do NOT mine directly to your Cryptsy deposit address." Is this a real concern or more a CYA thing on Cyrptsy's part.
I haven't read through this entire thread but is Cryptsy a pretty reliable place to withdraw coins for multipool, coin exchange prices not considered. Also I looked on the help page of multipool and it appears I would be safe to set "1" coin as the auto-withdrawal default without incurring any extra fees (NVC, CGB, and CAP would be more expensive to withdraw often because of transaction fees)?
Thanks in advance.
Great site!
Sorry if this has been covered but I haven't seen it.
When I click Time Period ---> 1w 3d 1d I seem to get the all time chart for all exchanges using all charting options I have tried. Am I missing something here? Do I need a premium account to see beyond 12h?
http://content.screencast.com/users/vreams1/folders/Jing/media/a00c442b-73a1-438d-b278-cad47649dde0/00000010.png
Sorry if this has been covered but I haven't seen it.
When I click Time Period ---> 1w 3d 1d I seem to get the all time chart for all exchanges using all charting options I have tried. Am I missing something here? Do I need a premium account to see beyond 12h?
http://content.screencast.com/users/vreams1/folders/Jing/media/a00c442b-73a1-438d-b278-cad47649dde0/00000010.png
Re: BTC-E.com exchange Bitcoin, Litecoin, Namecoin <-> USD\BTC (fee 0.2%)
Hi,
Apparently I need to post to the newbie thread to move over to the other threads. I have a couple of questions and I would imagine these are substantial. One is probably appropriate to this thread and the other probably belongs elsewhere.
First, whenever I do an initial keyword search and I do a search again it will tell me that I must wait 90 seconds to search again. This seems like an unusually high threshold. I could understand if I was doing a search high query every few seconds or so but hitting this limit after the second search seems odd. Is this the usual limit or is this because I'm a newbie?
The reason I'm here is because I'm having difficulties using the stratum-mining-proxy written by slush. The stratum-mining-proxy was working fine yesterday but it will not connect as of last night. I would like to go to the appropriate forum but the search limit is too frustrating to find the appropriate forum.
It would also be fun to be a part of this forum as I have just started mining with bitcoins and would like to read and talk about the industry.
Thanks in advance.
Apparently I need to post to the newbie thread to move over to the other threads. I have a couple of questions and I would imagine these are substantial. One is probably appropriate to this thread and the other probably belongs elsewhere.
First, whenever I do an initial keyword search and I do a search again it will tell me that I must wait 90 seconds to search again. This seems like an unusually high threshold. I could understand if I was doing a search high query every few seconds or so but hitting this limit after the second search seems odd. Is this the usual limit or is this because I'm a newbie?
The reason I'm here is because I'm having difficulties using the stratum-mining-proxy written by slush. The stratum-mining-proxy was working fine yesterday but it will not connect as of last night. I would like to go to the appropriate forum but the search limit is too frustrating to find the appropriate forum.
It would also be fun to be a part of this forum as I have just started mining with bitcoins and would like to read and talk about the industry.
Thanks in advance.