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[ANN] [TYPX] TYPEX - A secure & untraceable blockchain with AI applications
Peer-to-peer Privacy focused Blockchain
The main network of TypexCoin is developed based on Firo. Typex is a cryptocurrency aimed at revolutionizing the community by rewarding members through a unique 60% Proof of Stake (PoS) and 20% Proof of Work (PoW) mechanism.
Built as a fork of Dash, Firo, Raptoreum leverages the power of the Firopow algorithm and asset-creation capabilities to create a sustainable and versatile community ecosystem.
The vision of Typex Chain is to build an infinitely scalable distributed high-performance computing network and become the most important computing infrastructure in the era of AI+ metaverse.
What are we doing on bitcointalk?
Typex Blockchain is an open-source and community driven project, we encourage and seek contributions and innovative ideas to keep making Typex better and better by each passing day.
Quick Typexcoin Facts:
- Typex is a next generation cryptographic currency.
- It supports instant transactions and privacy using lelantus protocol.
- ChainLocks Protects Against 51% Attacks
- Typex has no premine and was launched fairly and transparently
- Total coin supply will most likely be near 60 million
- Typex uses the FiroPow algorithm for mining which is Asic Resistant.
Features
- Untraceable payments
- Very Low Fees
- Unlinkable transactions
- Blockchain analysis resistance
- Nearly 51% Attack proof
Tokenomics of TypexCoin
The Typex tokenomics model is designed to support a balanced and sustainable ecosystem by distributing rewards among smartnodes, Proof of Work (PoW) miners, and developers. The tokenomics model is as follows:
- 60% MasterNodes (PoS)
- 20% Proof of Work (PoW)
- 10% Governance Fee
- 10% Community Rewards
The masternodes mechanism will receive 60% of the rewards, incentivizing small and medium-sized businesses to participate in the Typex ecosystem and earn coins for their trading activities.
Website:
https://Typexcoin.org/ Coming soon
Discord:
https://discord.gg/eqDBEZmtOn
Wallet:
Windows: https://github.com/typex-coin/Typex/releases/download/1.5.2/Typex-win64-v.1.5.2.zip
GPU Miners:
Nvidia GPU: T-Rex Miner (closed source, 1% fee)
https://github.com/trexminer/T-Rex/releases
AMD GPU: Team Red Miner (closed source, 2% fee)
https://github.com/todxx/teamredminer/releases
AMD GPU: SRBMiner-Multi (closed source, 0.85% fee)
https://github.com/doktor83/SRBMiner-Multi/releases
Exchanges:
xeggex.com listing 28.03
Mining Pools:
https://miningpoolstats.stream/Typex
The main network of TypexCoin is developed based on Firo. Typex is a cryptocurrency aimed at revolutionizing the community by rewarding members through a unique 60% Proof of Stake (PoS) and 20% Proof of Work (PoW) mechanism.
Built as a fork of Dash, Firo, Raptoreum leverages the power of the Firopow algorithm and asset-creation capabilities to create a sustainable and versatile community ecosystem.
The vision of Typex Chain is to build an infinitely scalable distributed high-performance computing network and become the most important computing infrastructure in the era of AI+ metaverse.
What are we doing on bitcointalk?
Typex Blockchain is an open-source and community driven project, we encourage and seek contributions and innovative ideas to keep making Typex better and better by each passing day.
Quick Typexcoin Facts:
- Typex is a next generation cryptographic currency.
- It supports instant transactions and privacy using lelantus protocol.
- ChainLocks Protects Against 51% Attacks
- Typex has no premine and was launched fairly and transparently
- Total coin supply will most likely be near 60 million
- Typex uses the FiroPow algorithm for mining which is Asic Resistant.
Features
- Untraceable payments
- Very Low Fees
- Unlinkable transactions
- Blockchain analysis resistance
- Nearly 51% Attack proof
Tokenomics of TypexCoin
The Typex tokenomics model is designed to support a balanced and sustainable ecosystem by distributing rewards among smartnodes, Proof of Work (PoW) miners, and developers. The tokenomics model is as follows:
- 60% MasterNodes (PoS)
- 20% Proof of Work (PoW)
- 10% Governance Fee
- 10% Community Rewards
The masternodes mechanism will receive 60% of the rewards, incentivizing small and medium-sized businesses to participate in the Typex ecosystem and earn coins for their trading activities.
Website:
https://Typexcoin.org/ Coming soon
Discord:
https://discord.gg/eqDBEZmtOn
Wallet:
Windows: https://github.com/typex-coin/Typex/releases/download/1.5.2/Typex-win64-v.1.5.2.zip
GPU Miners:
Nvidia GPU: T-Rex Miner (closed source, 1% fee)
https://github.com/trexminer/T-Rex/releases
AMD GPU: Team Red Miner (closed source, 2% fee)
https://github.com/todxx/teamredminer/releases
AMD GPU: SRBMiner-Multi (closed source, 0.85% fee)
https://github.com/doktor83/SRBMiner-Multi/releases
Exchanges:
xeggex.com listing 28.03
Mining Pools:
https://miningpoolstats.stream/Typex
Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 271 blocks solved!
i would be devastated if this was my machine hitting that bestshare!!!! 
so close, yet so far
so close, yet so far
https://solo.ckpool.org/pool/
{"runtime": 87237668, "lastupdate": 1679757089, "Users": 3440, "Workers": 15803, "Idle": 752, "Disconnected": 655}
{"hashrate1m": "202P", "hashrate5m": "240P", "hashrate15m": "302P", "hashrate1hr": "395P", "hashrate6hr": "257P", "hashrate1d": "119P", "hashrate7d": "62.4P"}
{"diff": 36.1, "accepted": 16900615528940, "rejected": 36685624237, "bestshare": 35,969,893,210,046, "SPS1m": 509.0, "SPS5m": 516.0, "SPS15m": 525.0, "SPS1h": 539.0}
that best share has to be the highest share ever that still missed out on a block.
46,843,400,286,276.55 is what would have worked.
{"runtime": 87237668, "lastupdate": 1679757089, "Users": 3440, "Workers": 15803, "Idle": 752, "Disconnected": 655}
{"hashrate1m": "202P", "hashrate5m": "240P", "hashrate15m": "302P", "hashrate1hr": "395P", "hashrate6hr": "257P", "hashrate1d": "119P", "hashrate7d": "62.4P"}
{"diff": 36.1, "accepted": 16900615528940, "rejected": 36685624237, "bestshare": 35,969,893,210,046, "SPS1m": 509.0, "SPS5m": 516.0, "SPS15m": 525.0, "SPS1h": 539.0}
that best share has to be the highest share ever that still missed out on a block.
46,843,400,286,276.55 is what would have worked.
Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 266 blocks solved!
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lack of transactions in a block does not make it invalid, the miner may choose not to add any transactions (except the Coinbase transaction which states where the rewards should go to), however, most often than not, this isn't done with the intention of not wanting to add transactions, miners will start working on the next block right after a block is found, it takes a bit of time to deal with their mempool as they need to download the previous block's transaction list and remove all those transactions that were included in that block (failing to do so the block will be invalid).
So while downloading and working on the transactions, miners will start trying, if someone manages to hit a block before including any transactions, they will not hesitate to propagate the block, and that's how you see empty blocks.
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It would be important to give some context to this statement rather than give them an excuse for not confirming transactions in a block before sending out work.lack of transactions in a block does not make it invalid, the miner may choose not to add any transactions (except the Coinbase transaction which states where the rewards should go to), however, most often than not, this isn't done with the intention of not wanting to add transactions, miners will start working on the next block right after a block is found, it takes a bit of time to deal with their mempool as they need to download the previous block's transaction list and remove all those transactions that were included in that block (failing to do so the block will be invalid).
So while downloading and working on the transactions, miners will start trying, if someone manages to hit a block before including any transactions, they will not hesitate to propagate the block, and that's how you see empty blocks.
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The time gained is like 10-50ms at most.
None of the large pools do block changes in 0ms - obviously, and pools like this and others can easily download and do a full block change with all the block's transactions fully verified in 10-50ms, often at the lower end of that range.
It hardly sounds like an excuse in mikeywith's comment, its merely a simple explanation for the not so "guru" minded people like yourself.
so i would take it that pools like yours? being almost 262 days since you hit a block and 8.5PH of shared mining
would be on the lower end of that range?
please explain?
KanoPool: 8.53PHs/8.51PHs
Shares: 26,480,887,347,784 (99.51%)
Invalids: 2.1M (0.13%) · 21.6G (0.08%)
Last Block
Pool: 262d 15h 38m (PPLNS 706643)
Network: 5m 17s (745043)
Users: 93
Workers: 225
Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 266 blocks solved!
I've just finished paying fees for the pool server to run for another year. Given the number of blocks solved this year, I'd feel bad having the community provide funds to support its running. Let's see where we stand in a year's time again.
Nice
if we go stale mate with finding blocks this year, we can easily start a "donate to the cause" fund
Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 266 blocks solved!
Why could we not combine all of our hashing power to get better odds of solving a block. Then pay out the actual specific miners hardware who solved the block. We will solve more blocks this way as a group? Is this basically what CK pool does right? Do we all mine as one miner on CK pool.... basically ? sorry still learning . This might be a dumb question
What you're proposing is basically a normal pool. You can of course connect to one of them, there are plenty. But this one is different.
In normal pools everyone contributes their hashrates as a group, and it doesn't matter who finds the block, the reward is divided proportional to the hashrate you provided. That way you get a constant payout every day/week/month, but the payout is much smaller. There are other variations of how the reward is divided in some pools but the main idea is the same.
Now, in solo ck pool you get paid zero until you hit a block(which might never happen), in which case you get the reward plus transactions fees, minus a pool fee. The chances of finding a block solo are really small though, but the payout is much higher. Plus, it's something unique to mine your own block.
Of course everyone has different preferences, and you can try many pools for as much as you want and keep changing until you settle in whatever you want. You can even rent your hash rate in nicehash so that other people can find blocks with your miner and you get a constant payout. Some people in this forum rent a lot of hash rate from there and have found many blocks, using ck solo pool.
I think i am after a hybrid solo pool. Somewhere in between a regular pool and CK. We all hash together with massive potential thus increasing our odds but like CK pool the only one who gets the reward is the exact persons whom hardware solves the block.
With 20 PH
Someone from this hypothetical pool could get the block reward without a doubt each 71 days or sooner right?
none the less this is an idea i want to explore and attempt to implement with advise from members here
this is something that you are seeking kitkatz
https://pool.laurentiapool.org/#/
This is 100% a scam for several reasons but I will make it simple. First off, I am a collector and my Dad is a HUGE collector.
His rookie cards are 1996-1997
There are quite a few. However, all his rookie cards have him wearing the Lakers jersey. So, this man's story cannot be true. You cannot have had his rookie card and had him sign it before he had played. Plus if you really had the card you would say what cared it was. Topps?? Was it the 1996 Topps Chrome Refractor #138 or the 1996 Ultra Platinum Medallion #P52 or maybe the 1996 Flair Showcase Legacy Row 2 #31. No, maybe you had the 1996 Skybox E-X2000 #30 or 1996 SP Holoviews #PC18?
Truth be told your story is dumb. You did not meet him in '97 and he signed a card for you before he was in the NBA. Because On Nov. 3, 1996 Kobe made his NBA debut in a 91-85 Los Angeles Lakers win over the Timberwolves. He played only six minutes and recorded a rebound and a block.
So, rethink your dumb story next time.
PS... SCAMMERS ARE SCUM and therefore YOU ARE SCUM!
Get lost. Get a job.
His rookie cards are 1996-1997
There are quite a few. However, all his rookie cards have him wearing the Lakers jersey. So, this man's story cannot be true. You cannot have had his rookie card and had him sign it before he had played. Plus if you really had the card you would say what cared it was. Topps?? Was it the 1996 Topps Chrome Refractor #138 or the 1996 Ultra Platinum Medallion #P52 or maybe the 1996 Flair Showcase Legacy Row 2 #31. No, maybe you had the 1996 Skybox E-X2000 #30 or 1996 SP Holoviews #PC18?
Truth be told your story is dumb. You did not meet him in '97 and he signed a card for you before he was in the NBA. Because On Nov. 3, 1996 Kobe made his NBA debut in a 91-85 Los Angeles Lakers win over the Timberwolves. He played only six minutes and recorded a rebound and a block.
So, rethink your dumb story next time.
PS... SCAMMERS ARE SCUM and therefore YOU ARE SCUM!
Get lost. Get a job.
Based on this new info,
ill give you $5 for each one $10 for both and ill cover shipping
Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 265 blocks solved!
Hello to you all.
Quick question...
I cant find the stats using my BTC address... It goes to 404 page not found.
Why is that?
Im mining for a day. Is that because my hash is too small?
Quick question...
I cant find the stats using my BTC address... It goes to 404 page not found.
Why is that?
Im mining for a day. Is that because my hash is too small?
whats your hashrate
it might be so small that you havent even submitted a share yet
Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 265 blocks solved!
I tried mining with stratum + tcp: //solo.ckpool.org: 3333 using OS: Windows11, cgminer ver3.7.2, Geforce RTX 3090. The average speed is displayed as 2.148Gh / s. Is this the correct speed? The GekkoScience Compac F USB is 350Gh / s, but the Geforce RTX 3090 is too slow. Please teach.
Asic miners will blow away any current GPU when mining BTC or really any SHA256 coin.
The GekkoScience Compaq F is pretty powerful for being an USB stick however.... The reality is that it's extremly low power when compared to something like the Bitmain S19.
On a personal note your 3090 would be best served mining ETH.
The point is buy an Asic for mining BTC
Didn't someone recently hit a block with a USB BTC mining set up?
Yes there was, with usb miners averaging about 3.6Th ish? i believe it was block #263
check it here
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5237323.1900
Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 259 blocks solved!
are you talking about asic boost? regardless, either port works
you can have as much machines as you with the same address, the hashrate will combine.
if you want to separate some miners just put "address.S19" or "address.1" and that machine will show its own bestshare/hashrate
you can have as much machines as you with the same address, the hashrate will combine.
if you want to separate some miners just put "address.S19" or "address.1" and that machine will show its own bestshare/hashrate
