https://prohashing.com/explorer/Genstake/ is semi-functional and up to date.  I am connected to their wallet node and the block height is correct, although they are running an older version of the wallet.  The search transaction box works.  Search for transaction you have mined or minted and it works.  The address box doesn't always work.  Even if you click on your address in a block that you have found, the address page could show no transactions for a year.  Some addresses don't seem to have this problem.  I tried my yobit address and it didn't have any transactions for a year either, even though I have had transactions verified in the past week.

The PoW coins mined shown are the same high difficulty that I see with getmininginfo where there is 600+MH/s on netmhashps, so I am pretty confident that this is the correct chain.  You can connect to this node(and mine) by editing your genstake.conf file and adding the lines:

connect=coins.prohashing.com:6267
connect=157.161.128.53
connect=24.128.132.71

If your wallet has existing connections you can see those with the getpeerinfo command and add those as well.  I think that if you have connect= set in the .conf file it won't try to connect elsewhere, so add those to the file before you stop and start your wallet again.  My windows wallet shows the peer [2001:4060:4419:1::53]:9341 but I can't figure out how to connect to this using connect=.  It would be nice if the wallet had the addnode command.

I only use the windows wallet to manage it now.  The orange pi pc+ I am using has 1 gb of ram and only cost $30 with the case.  The power consumption and hardware cost is so low that I feel that it is worth the investment to have dedicated hardware for all staking wallets.

I totally agree with you about yobit.  I think there is a chance that their wallet works perfectly fine, but they just lost some coins to dice and are keeping it offline until they make it back staking.

The number of connections that you have makes me think that it could be a problem with the wallet.  I used to always be able to get over 10 connections.  My windows wallet has been open a day now and it only has 4 connections, and one of those is me.  The linux wallet only had 2 connections until I did getpeerinfo on the windows wallet and added them to the .conf file on the linux wallet with connect=

Could you please post a node list of the ips that print out when you do getpeerinfo?

I had a few coins that I sent to yobit 5 weeks ago when the wallet was on maintenance that got confirmed yesterday.  This is very interesting because it means that their wallet was syncing blocks recently and therefore was connected to someone.  The yobit wallet worked so well for so long it is sad.  It might have something to do with the connections that their wallet is making.  Yobit exchange wallets do not accept incoming connections and the nodes have to be hard-coded into the wallet. If the wallet that yobit tries to connect to is down, their wallet will remain down.

I did notice that my linux wallet did crash yesterday and had to be restarted.  It has been pretty stable running on my orange pi over the last few months though.  The windows wallet seems to be fairly stable once it is synced, although when it is loading blocks it does seem to crash.  My biggest complaint about the windows wallet is that it seems to use a lot of cpu resources and stops responding/hangs up/lags.

Mining on this coin is currently over 540MH/s so it is far from dead.

     LDOGE / BTC Last: 0.00000004 24High: 0.00000004 24Low: 0.00000001 24V: 3.88 BTC

Get your rally caps on guys 

It is pretty hard to buy more LDOGE when the wallet on yobit is in maintenance and the market on cryptopia has been paused for the last 9 hours.  It looks like when the market gets resumed on cryptopia the minimum orders are going to be 500 DOGE and 0.01 LTC.  Has the maintenance request for the new wallet version been put in yet at yobit?  This has to be done by the dev.  I think it is important to have as many working exchanges as possible.

Volume on yobit has been pretty good recently, but today the Wallet status: Maintenance.  Does anyone have any info about this?  I cancelled my buy order because I was concerned the order would never fill or I wouldn't be able to withdraw to stake if it did.

The recent withdrawal should be enough to let you know it is a scam.  There are no transaction IDs listed for the nice round numbers.  If you search for the address on explorer all have 0 transactions and 0 balance.

You could probably write an api that automatically buys coins on poloniex at the current price and then sends BTC back with the daily payment.  As long as more people want to use their 50k sats from pokebits to buy dogecoin then are selling, someone is going to have to arbitrage.  If it isn't you, orders are going to sit around until the coinmarket cap price goes up.

I made a comment about the fee for cancelled orders in the trollbox and feel I was misunderstood.  I want faucethub to collect fees.  I just don't think that the cancelled order fee maximizes the total fees collected.  Just like every other economic decision, there is an opportunity cost of lost profits somewhere else.  More fees are collected from a completed trade then a cancelled trade.  The cancel order fee discourages people from placing large buy orders because of the possibility that it won't fill in a reasonable amount of time.  Because fees are collected from both buyer and seller, each of these discouraged trades would have generated more fees if they were filled then if they were placed and then cancelled.

FusionSe7en sent you 0.04 BTC today.  Just give him the keys and let him take over.  That is more then anyone else will be willing to pay.

Is there going to be a way to set sell orders at a chosen price?  My concern is that there will not be enough sell orders at market price because of the deposit fee.  Lets suppose I buy BLK at the current 8985 sat price and send it to faucethub.  My breakeven price because of fees is now (8985 * 1.018 = ) 9147 sats.  If I can set a sell order at 9150 sats, there will be BLK available for purchase and it is likely that faucet owners would gladly pay that price because it would be less then what they would pay after fees for a smaller number of coins.  If the only way to sell is at coinmarketcap prices, there will be an artificial shortage until the price goes above the breakeven after fees threshold.

I had about 0.005 BTC pending withdrawal for all of April.  They were eventually cancelled and returned to my balance.  I then requested about 10% of my balance each day.  Some transactions were sent on May 17, but they were not combined before sending which resulted in unnecessary fees being paid.

How can they claim to have been hacked after this screenshot? https://prnt.sc/fgnvb4

This is what my withdraw page looks like today.  https://prnt.sc/fgnxos

Withdraws that were requested a week before May 22 are still pending.  I have not received any altcoins payouts either. 

I would love for epay to be functioning again, but I believe the only way for that to happen would be to greatly increase advertising revenue.  It might be too late for that.  Trying to catch a hacker, even if they could be caught, is just a distraction.

FaucetHub username: fragilefungi

Age: 30

I got involved in bitcoin about 3 years ago when I bought used mining equipment on ebay.

Why you and not someone else:  I want to clean up faucethub by helping to get rid of the scammers and bot operators

Can help users in English.

Website:  http://www.sinkbuddy.club/

They could have fixed the problem of higher transaction fees with more ad revenue.  By putting a popup on the address login button and a mellow link on the withdraw button, advertising revenue would be 10x higher then just the banners.

 I knew there was a problem when I had withdrawals pending for over a month.  They finally cancelled those withdrawals and put them back in my balance.  I requested smaller withdraws and on 5/12 a payment was sent out.  I thought the problems were fixed, so I deposited another 10k.  On 5/17 they sent me three payments on the same day.  All three were sent out in separate transactions.  This is when I knew there was a real problem because it doesn't make any sense why they would send 42k, 43k, and 52k in separate transactions when the fees would be less if they combined them before sending.

If they never send another payment I lost at least 600k satoshi, so I am not happy with epay at all.

There is your problem right there.  The top 3 countries aren't worth anything for advertisers.  Every time a user from Russia, Ukraine, or Venezuela makes a claim the site loses money.  There are simply no legitimate businesses in those countries paying for advertising in BTC, and a faucet needs advertising income to be able to pay users.

This has created a makers/takers situation.  Most users on the site are takers, because they take more then they earn for the site in advertising.  Makers subsidize the takers by earning the site more profits then they claim.  Eventually the makers start to leave because they aren't getting paid enough, while more takers continue to sign up.

This site could easily be fixed with geo-targeted rewards, where users earn an amount based on the advertising income that they personally bring to the site.  Users who are not profitable to the site would get paid less, while profitable users would make more which will encourage more of them to sign up and be active.

It is almost like Russian users don't realize that advertisers pay the same for 20 unique Russian users as they do for a single USA user.  Russians are scamming faucets by using them at all, and one way to keep a faucet from losing money is to not allow Russian users to claim at all.  ALL RUSSIANS USING FAUCETS ARE SCAMMERS!!!!

Russian is only worth 1/20th of American to advertisers.  This is the truth.  It might be racist or unfair but it is just business.

My faucets have been migrated successfully

http://sinkbuddy.bounceme.net/
http://sinkbuddy.bounceme.net/doge/

My FH screen name is also fragilefungi

Thanks for doing this promotion.  I am going to use to to buy premium and start a new faucet.

I sent them an add coin request and they added it later that day.  I didn't realize you had talked to them first.   

This site seems small and the exchange seems new and not very user friendly.  If we try to use this exchange and send them feedback on how they can make it better, it might actually become decent.  The loan and interest earning options are very interesting, and could work well with HYP.  Now we just need a few buy orders and some trades to make it an active market.

Hey Hort!  I laughed when I saw you get banned 15 minutes after it happened because you were drunk.  I actually worried about this exact situation when bittrex delisted.  I didn't think that the ticker symbol was enough to get off of a decently sized exchange.  Trying to argue with hex and saddam about POS coins is like going into a church in the south and making the argument that Jesus was a homosexual.  This is kind of like the situation from a year ago when presstab walked into another such discussion and Hex was saying every POS coin was crap.  Presstab logs on right after Hex said that HYP was crap, presstab responds with something, and Hex calls him a faggot.  Presstab initially asked to be delisted, but then said that it was the communities coin and it shouldn't be just up to him.  The HYP withdrawal fee was permanently raised after this episode.  When dealing with the cryptopia admins it is best to remember they are PoW miners, personally invested, who want scrypt PoW to be successful.

I don't really think that G3N being a yobit only coin (with the GEN symbol LoL!) is really good for this coin.  It might be possible to apologize and explain that you were drunk and probably being an asshole.  Then bribe them with a little DOT to not delist, get them to add a daily draw in return for the DOT payment.  This coin will then be stronger then before this drama went down.

I got my bonus too.  Thanks Santa!!!!  Your elves must have worked hard on this one