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Is there any min coin amount limit in pos ?
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June 20, 2015, 05:31:14 PM |
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June 20, 2015, 08:25:38 PM |
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I've noticed there aren't (with the exception of http://magi.steep.rocks/) any XMG faucets.. how come? How much work would it be to set up my own faucet? Are there any off-the-shelf solutions like those that exist for bitcoin and other cryptocoins?
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June 20, 2015, 09:20:56 PM |
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I've noticed there aren't (with the exception of http://magi.steep.rocks/) any XMG faucets.. how come? How much work would it be to set up my own faucet? Are there any off-the-shelf solutions like those that exist for bitcoin and other cryptocoins? Yes there are more faucet. I will post them later. At a wedding atm 
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June 20, 2015, 09:22:40 PM |
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I've noticed there aren't (with the exception of http://magi.steep.rocks/) any XMG faucets.. how come? How much work would it be to set up my own faucet? Are there any off-the-shelf solutions like those that exist for bitcoin and other cryptocoins? Yes there are more faucet. I will post them later. At a wedding atm  Wow serious, i hope its not your own 
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June 20, 2015, 09:39:13 PM |
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I've noticed there aren't (with the exception of http://magi.steep.rocks/) any XMG faucets.. how come? How much work would it be to set up my own faucet? Are there any off-the-shelf solutions like those that exist for bitcoin and other cryptocoins? There are 3 actually, check the end of my article i have a list of them. http://thdim.istothesis.com/mining-your-first-coin/But your question is actually very interesting, i would like to know as well how someone can build a faucet in xmg and if there is a ready solution for that.
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111magic
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June 20, 2015, 10:08:53 PM |
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I've noticed there aren't (with the exception of http://magi.steep.rocks/) any XMG faucets.. how come? How much work would it be to set up my own faucet? Are there any off-the-shelf solutions like those that exist for bitcoin and other cryptocoins? There are 3 actually, check the end of my article i have a list of them. http://thdim.istothesis.com/mining-your-first-coin/But your question is actually very interesting, i would like to know as well how someone can build a faucet in xmg and if there is a ready solution for that. Check this tweet more faucets! https://twitter.com/103tango/status/608697348491984896There is another one. Post this one later!
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June 21, 2015, 08:50:38 AM |
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Awesome! Thank you for the thread magic111
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June 21, 2015, 09:30:04 AM |
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Oh yes I forgot about cryptospout, good site and I knew about multifaucet but their XMG payouts are rubbish..
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June 21, 2015, 11:12:51 AM |
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tanx magic111 very good info, there were very usefull today i checked magi diff for first time, so i noticed a considerable difference between pow and pos difficulty, i know mining in pos is more profitable but this big difference is confusing for me?! a little help plz...
Hi, The proof-of-work mining is much more difficult than the proof-of-stake mining. You need some good hashing power with the program minerd.exe to earn some XMG from proof-of-work mining. The hashing power for proof-of-stake mining comes from the XMG wallet when opened for staking and does not need to do much work to mine a proof-of-stake block. A proof-of-stake block is worth a lot less than a proof-of-work block. There is symmetry for you  and thank you Spexx, i have also redirected my little hash rate to your mentioned pool.
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June 21, 2015, 11:24:33 AM |
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and thank you Spexx, i have also redirected my little hash rate to your mentioned pool.
I noticed you  Despite that lowish hashrate, you mined a block yesterday. Nice!
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June 21, 2015, 02:01:39 PM |
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Magi XMG is not on that exchange! 
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June 21, 2015, 02:15:13 PM |
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Magi XMG is not on that exchange!  Yes and hurrah for that! So much negative publicity about this exchange recently and a string of outages too. One has to wonder about their ability to survive.
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June 21, 2015, 07:50:25 PM |
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Hello ppl
how many coins need to in wallet for getting a good steak>?
5k coin enuf?
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June 21, 2015, 08:25:03 PM |
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Hello ppl
how many coins need to in wallet for getting a good steak>?
5k coin enuf?
Not bad. You should get around 0.25 XMG per day when staked correctly 
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June 21, 2015, 08:42:06 PM |
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Not bad. You should get around 0.25 XMG per day when staked correctly  Spexx could you elaborate on this ? For me staking just means having the symbol green on my client 
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June 21, 2015, 09:30:31 PM |
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Not bad. You should get around 0.25 XMG per day when staked correctly  Spexx could you elaborate on this ? For me staking just means having the symbol green on my client  That is certainly an indicator, but to stake efficiently you need to send all your coins to yourself roughly every month, otherwise they become "stale" and will carry very little weight. After you have sent all your coins to yourself, over the next two weeks you will observe the stake weight rising to a maximum which is around twice the number of coins in the wallet, then it will decline again over the following two weeks. The frequency with which POS rewards are received increases over the initial two weeks, then declines over the following two weeks. If the wallet contains a lot of coins, it may not be possible to send all the coins to itself in one transaction. This simply means that the coins have to be split into multiple transactions. Allow a time delay of several minutes between multiple transactions to avoid a build-up in transaction fees. I found in practice that it can be more convenient to run two (or more) wallets and send coins from one to the other, rather than sending coins to itself which might involve using the advanced coin control features provided in the wallet. Keeping it simple avoids confusion.
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June 21, 2015, 09:35:26 PM |
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Not bad. You should get around 0.25 XMG per day when staked correctly  Spexx could you elaborate on this ? For me staking just means having the symbol green on my client  That is certainly an indicator, but to stake efficiently you need to send all your coins to yourself roughly every month, otherwise they become "stale" and will carry very little weight. After you have sent all your coins to yourself, over the next two weeks you will observe the stake weight rising to a maximum which is around twice the number of coins in the wallet, then it will decline again over the following two weeks. The frequency with which POS rewards are received increases over the initial two weeks, then declines over the following two weeks. If the wallet contains a lot of coins, it may not be possible to send all the coins to itself in one transaction. This simply means that the coins have to be split into multiple transactions. Allow a time delay of several minutes between multiple transactions to avoid a build-up in transaction fees. I found in practice that it can be more convenient to run two (or more) wallets and send coins from one to the other, rather than sending coins to itself which might involve using the advanced coin control features provided in the wallet. Keeping it simple avoids confusion. what Actual POS reward rate in % Monthly or yearly
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