Also, the problem with biten swap still exists. It's still adding on a commission and not allow a trade to go through.

shows up normal to me, at least without login in. Orders also still there.

It's not direct Dash clone, its another coin and sentinel is needed because our coders activated it without me knowing it, I'm sorry about this.


Its usualy few days before you start getting payments.

Insufficient funds bug fixed.

Masternode guide updated

I don't know what you are doing wrong I setup masternode with guide I wrote above and when type masternode list I get this:



It synced in few minutes and now it's working.
Disable IPV6
Do you have ports open for 44445?
Do you have blockchain fully synced?
Do you have walletpassphrase?

We have setup masternode only on linux vps without windows wallet.Since you need VPS also when you are setting up masternode with windows wallet it's better if you do everything on VPS.
1. Setup and start wallet daemon
2. Generate MN1 address and send 5000 to that address from your wallet
3. Follow instructions from the guide
- Generate MN private key on VPS
- Get masternode output from your wallet
- Edit bitenx.conf and masternode.conf
- Encrypt wallet
- Start wallet daemon (bitenxd)
- Check if masternode works (bitenx-cli get masternode status)


This masternode is made following guide we posted.

A stratum "proxy" the way you describe it - is a pool

simply setup your own pool

Are there any RPC to Stratum proxies that are designed for solo mining?

Right now the pool server I'm mining on has terrible luck. It makes me think they're scamming and I'd rather just go it alone. Unfortunately my mining software doesn't support a direct RPC connection. I need some sort of middleman between the wallet and my miner that supports stratum.

I would prefer it if the stratum didn't verify if a share was valid (reduce CPU load and complexity) before pushing it off to the wallet. If it sees a share > networkdiff it would immediately push it to the wallet. This would give it sort of universal support.

"Why is PHC getting mined with such excessive hashrates? You earn more by mining efficiently..."
Can you explain this please? The description in the ANN is hard to understand.

"Why is PHC getting mined with such excessive hashrates? You earn more by mining efficiently..."
What is an excessive hashrate? What is the ideal hashrate for this chain?

Yes, large miners can bring down the pool if the hash-rate of the network is distributed evenly among all peers.

It has been set to be not too sensitive and can be adjusted. Peer block heights are also evaluated with an adjustable tolerance. For the past 24 hours, 1 seed node did not ban users but disconnected them (for testing purposes)

For example:

If the network hash-rate is 100 GH and you join the pool with 10 GH and start generating blocks at 10% what the rest of the network is mining then you're within the "safe" limits. But if you join a pool with 100 GH or more, you will most likely cause that pool or if you're solo-mining (your wallet) to be banned for 24 hours. 50 GH would be getting close to "un-safe" limits if 100 GH of the network was being mined by several peers/pools and not just 1.

There are several reasons for you to fork onto your own chain:
- A spike in hashpower will get your pool banned by other nodes on the network, if stratum remains connected to your wallet while your chain falls behind it will begin building its own chain without your wallet automatically resyncing to the main network.
- Core 8 has issues trying to deal with chain-forks, this will not be an issue (if your pool is not trying to go above 51%) once PHC can be upgraded to Core 10 (hopefully in the near future)

Multi-pool operator suggestions:
- Turn off the auto-coin switching feature for PHC so your pool hashrate is more stable and the other peers on the network "learn" the average correctly.
- Have a script verify blockheights from a block explorer.

Thank you!

Hello everyone. PHC is an experimental coin, I never expected this much interest from so many people so quickly. I do have other projects on the go (not related to crypto), this is my first coin "release", thanks for your patience and assistance. I am not making any promises about adding to exchanges please mine at your own risk.

For the past month: I have been fixing serious flaws in the source code that was used from some very popular coins out there right now, some have failed but others are still running with the same core issues PHC had. The PHC blockchain has been reset (everyone lost coins) a few times due to extreme forking with PoW/PoS mining. As of now, I feel those issues have been corrected. The PHC blockchain will not be reset and the longest chain during a fork will win.

Implementing a Firewall (I created) and a Dynamic Block Reward (I also created) was not a simple "copy and paste" task.  A small group of dedicated BETA testers have been helping me with that the past 20 days and so the available supply reflects their efforts. I would like to mention they used CPU solo mining and not ASICs like most people are right now. I did not make an "announcement" on BitcoinTalk due to the fact that most users expect a coin to be consumer ready as soon as they find it. This is an open-source project and early adopters that assist and improve it will most likely profit from the success, but that's not a guarantee... it exists in early development stages at this time.

I am trying to learn how to use Windows to compile a wallet in the next week, hopefully someone can beat me to that goal... I will give them a PHC masternode 10000 PHC  

MadPool looks to be behind again.

Madpool is at the correct chain again!  
No need to worry: We will get in touch with the developer team to compensate the 37 blocks to our miners which are orphan now because of the incorrect chain!