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February 19, 2017, 10:27:44 AM
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CryptoID blockexplorer seems to be out of sync. The latest block generated 2 days 6 hours ago.
Same issue i think. Need wallet updates

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February 19, 2017, 11:01:42 AM
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when you are on poloniex and so many other exchanges what is the point of worrying about bittrex?  if they dont see the value in having magi listed there or need to have .5 BTC trading a day happening then that is honestly not the XMG communities problem.  Anyway, it would be great to still be listed on as many exchanges as possible, but my point is that bittrex does not make or break the project so it's difficult for me to really care enough to do anything.
I have a similar feeling, it feels a little greedy IMHO - I know they need to make a profit - however most other exchanges don't have such steep rules on volume and are making good profit, makes it difficult for smaller coins to exist on there - quite a lot of smaller coins are using robots on the exchange just to keep the volume up - doesn't seem honest to me. It it goes - it may be a good thing for cryptopia and nova.

for someone it is good and for someone it will be bad experience but according to its use only.

I'm in the process of writing a trading robot - hopefully when its ready it'll help to increase volume on Trex a bit more (however only supports Polo to start with)
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February 19, 2017, 11:43:58 AM
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when you are on poloniex and so many other exchanges what is the point of worrying about bittrex?  if they dont see the value in having magi listed there or need to have .5 BTC trading a day happening then that is honestly not the XMG communities problem.  Anyway, it would be great to still be listed on as many exchanges as possible, but my point is that bittrex does not make or break the project so it's difficult for me to really care enough to do anything.
I have a similar feeling, it feels a little greedy IMHO - I know they need to make a profit - however most other exchanges don't have such steep rules on volume and are making good profit, makes it difficult for smaller coins to exist on there - quite a lot of smaller coins are using robots on the exchange just to keep the volume up - doesn't seem honest to me. It it goes - it may be a good thing for cryptopia and nova.

for someone it is good and for someone it will be bad experience but according to its use only.

I'm in the process of writing a trading robot - hopefully when its ready it'll help to increase volume on Trex a bit more (however only supports Polo to start with)
Really, that would be great to gain some volume.

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February 19, 2017, 12:20:11 PM
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when you are on poloniex and so many other exchanges what is the point of worrying about bittrex?  if they dont see the value in having magi listed there or need to have .5 BTC trading a day happening then that is honestly not the XMG communities problem.  Anyway, it would be great to still be listed on as many exchanges as possible, but my point is that bittrex does not make or break the project so it's difficult for me to really care enough to do anything.
I have a similar feeling, it feels a little greedy IMHO - I know they need to make a profit - however most other exchanges don't have such steep rules on volume and are making good profit, makes it difficult for smaller coins to exist on there - quite a lot of smaller coins are using robots on the exchange just to keep the volume up - doesn't seem honest to me. It it goes - it may be a good thing for cryptopia and nova.

for someone it is good and for someone it will be bad experience but according to its use only.

I'm in the process of writing a trading robot - hopefully when its ready it'll help to increase volume on Trex a bit more (however only supports Polo to start with)

If you need a Beta tester give me a hint, sounds interesting. Constant candles every 5 minutes will support acceptance a lot i guess since more people start to play arround with it than.




Also a integrated Miner GUI in the Wallet to solo mine would lead a lot people to join the community i guess, since the m7m is very nice for mining on smaller devices.
A general problem of crypto at the moment when it comes to mining is that about 90% of the world wide computer users are just normal people that dont know much about computers at all.
For all of us here it is no problem to set up minerd read a bit how to solve things and get it running as we would like to have it running. Some workmates for example have seen me recently while trading on polo on my workplace and where like " oh your'e trading crypto i heared a lot about that but i dont know how this works and i gave up since i don't get it to run". People are always cought in they're confortzone and have a hard day to break out of it. With the posibility to mine with an clear and self explaining GUI like the Wallet has, or at its best a integrated mining funtion within the wallet could do something that every crypto lacks at the moment to get more simple people into crypto. Since Magi is mainly a currency to pay with it needs long term a wide userbase because merchants will always ask themself "how many more volume of sales will we have by accepting this currency because there are people not buying at the moment because magi is not accepted". In addition to this merchants always need a stable priced currency to avoid the risk of an total loose of the trade margin or even more.
In my opinion Magi is a great projekt but lacks marketing and a well designed hompage at the moment.
Unfortunately i only know stuff about selling things coaching people to leave there confortzone and get to a selling machine on theyr'e job but not about programming and web design.
But if you want further ideas and thoughts about the projekt give me a hint and i will try to figure things out.
I also can do a german translation for the wallet if you want to, since it is pretty much mixed german, english at the moment.  Grin



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February 19, 2017, 02:44:25 PM
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4 things:
1) Getting a solo miner integrated into the wallet would be a great upgrade!  especially for people on the Windows side.  Many average Windows users know nothing about cryptocurrency at all, and to be able to just down, say let it sync, then click this button to start would tear down a major wall for Magi.
2) if anyone knows maxminers, they have been paused for 2 days now too.  that is the pool i am on, personally
3) The new wallet looks great!  i upgraded mine on Windows pretty quickly with the downloaded chain file.
4) I look forward to the Pine64 official wallet build!

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February 19, 2017, 03:36:08 PM
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4 things:
1) Getting a solo miner integrated into the wallet would be a great upgrade!  especially for people on the Windows side.  Many average Windows users know nothing about cryptocurrency at all, and to be able to just down, say let it sync, then click this button to start would tear down a major wall for Magi.
2) if anyone knows maxminers, they have been paused for 2 days now too.  that is the pool i am on, personally
3) The new wallet looks great!  i upgraded mine on Windows pretty quickly with the downloaded chain file.
4) I look forward to the Pine64 official wallet build!



Maxminers probably has to update the wallet maybe you can give them a hint by writing the support.

Point one is exactly what i mean, the mainstream computer user likes simple setups, sliders, buttons and those stuff in addition with a feeling of control provided by showing some data like the pool dashbords do.
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February 19, 2017, 04:58:09 PM
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Hi all,

Did a little Sunday project and it's was all about to visualize where all the peers connected to http://poolinfo.systms.org where coming from.



Did it out of curiosity to who I'm connected to. I know there's still kinks in the map to sort out like some markers are stacked exactly on-top of each other.
I've left out the ip-address of the peers connected on purpose.

The data on the site updates once every minute.

Link: https://poolinfo.systms.org/map/

Hope you guys like it!

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February 19, 2017, 05:03:43 PM
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Hi all,

Did a little Sunday project and it's was all about to visualize where all the peers connected to http://poolinfo.systms.org where coming from.



Did it out of curiosity to who I'm connected to. I know there's still kinks in the map to sort out like some markers are stacked exactly on-top of each other.
I've left out the ip-address of the peers connected on purpose.

The data on the site updates once every minute.

Link: https://poolinfo.systms.org/map/

Hope you guys like it!
Yes ex33s i like this very much! Thanks for the awesome development.

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February 19, 2017, 05:37:29 PM
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Hi all,

Did a little Sunday project and it's was all about to visualize where all the peers connected to http://poolinfo.systms.org where coming from.

https://i.imgur.com/Q2JVLJG.png

Did it out of curiosity to who I'm connected to. I know there's still kinks in the map to sort out like some markers are stacked exactly on-top of each other.
I've left out the ip-address of the peers connected on purpose.

The data on the site updates once every minute.

Link: https://poolinfo.systms.org/map/

Hope you guys like it!

You made my day. Smiley


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February 19, 2017, 06:07:36 PM
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Hi all,

Did a little Sunday project and it's was all about to visualize where all the peers connected to http://poolinfo.systms.org where coming from.

https://i.imgur.com/Q2JVLJG.png

Did it out of curiosity to who I'm connected to. I know there's still kinks in the map to sort out like some markers are stacked exactly on-top of each other.
I've left out the ip-address of the peers connected on purpose.

The data on the site updates once every minute.

Link: https://poolinfo.systms.org/map/

Hope you guys like it!

Good job, nice work!

Are they wallet prog locations?
How can you trace back ip or connection?
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February 19, 2017, 06:17:10 PM
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Hi all,

Did a little Sunday project and it's was all about to visualize where all the peers connected to http://poolinfo.systms.org where coming from.



Did it out of curiosity to who I'm connected to. I know there's still kinks in the map to sort out like some markers are stacked exactly on-top of each other.
I've left out the ip-address of the peers connected on purpose.

The data on the site updates once every minute.

Link: https://poolinfo.systms.org/map/

Hope you guys like it!

Good job, nice work!

Are they wallet prog locations?
How can you trace back ip or connection?

Thanks!

I'm using a standard ip geoip location service to get that data. So it's not pinpoint accurate but gives a rough idea where the ip is located. See https://www.ip2location.com/ as an example.
But as always there is ways to hide, for example proxy server, so then it's the proxy servers location that is shown.

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February 19, 2017, 06:29:50 PM
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Hi all,

Did a little Sunday project and it's was all about to visualize where all the peers connected to http://poolinfo.systms.org where coming from.

https://i.imgur.com/Q2JVLJG.png

Did it out of curiosity to who I'm connected to. I know there's still kinks in the map to sort out like some markers are stacked exactly on-top of each other.
I've left out the ip-address of the peers connected on purpose.

The data on the site updates once every minute.

Link: https://poolinfo.systms.org/map/

Hope you guys like it!

Good job, nice work!

Are they wallet prog locations?
How can you trace back ip or connection?

Thanks!

I'm using a standard ip geoip location service to get that data. So it's not pinpoint accurate but gives a rough idea where the ip is located. See https://www.ip2location.com/ as an example.
But as always there is ways to hide, for example proxy server, so then it's the proxy servers location that is shown.


Thank You for info, i am not shamed about my low knowledge...but this is clear now.

I have 2 wallet running, and not showed in map Smiley Next to "Eger" in Hungary...no poxy no hide Smiley
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February 19, 2017, 06:45:43 PM
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Hi all,

Did a little Sunday project and it's was all about to visualize where all the peers connected to http://poolinfo.systms.org where coming from.

Did it out of curiosity to who I'm connected to. I know there's still kinks in the map to sort out like some markers are stacked exactly on-top of each other.
I've left out the ip-address of the peers connected on purpose.

The data on the site updates once every minute.

Link: https://poolinfo.systms.org/map/

Hope you guys like it!

Good job, nice work!

Are they wallet prog locations?
How can you trace back ip or connection?

Thanks!

I'm using a standard ip geoip location service to get that data. So it's not pinpoint accurate but gives a rough idea where the ip is located. See https://www.ip2location.com/ as an example.
But as always there is ways to hide, for example proxy server, so then it's the proxy servers location that is shown.


Thank You for info, i am not shamed about my low knowledge...but this is clear now.

I have 2 wallet running, and not showed in map Smiley Next to "Eger" in Hungary...no poxy no hide Smiley

That only means that poolinfo.systms.org wallet is not directly connected to you.
This map only shows other peers that are in direct contact to that wallet.

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February 19, 2017, 06:58:16 PM
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Can anyone explain me or give me further information on how to solo mine with other devices on a different location to the same Wallet?
Do i need to instal the Wallet on every device and import my wallet.dat to do so or is there an other option to point devices directly to it?
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February 19, 2017, 07:06:21 PM
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Hi all,

Did a little Sunday project and it's was all about to visualize where all the peers connected to http://poolinfo.systms.org where coming from.

Did it out of curiosity to who I'm connected to. I know there's still kinks in the map to sort out like some markers are stacked exactly on-top of each other.
I've left out the ip-address of the peers connected on purpose.

The data on the site updates once every minute.

Link: https://poolinfo.systms.org/map/

Hope you guys like it!

Good job, nice work!

Are they wallet prog locations?
How can you trace back ip or connection?

Thanks!

I'm using a standard ip geoip location service to get that data. So it's not pinpoint accurate but gives a rough idea where the ip is located. See https://www.ip2location.com/ as an example.
But as always there is ways to hide, for example proxy server, so then it's the proxy servers location that is shown.


Thank You for info, i am not shamed about my low knowledge...but this is clear now.

I have 2 wallet running, and not showed in map Smiley Next to "Eger" in Hungary...no poxy no hide Smiley

That only means that poolinfo.systms.org wallet is not directly connected to you.
This map only shows other peers that are in direct contact to that wallet.


now it is crystalclear Smiley
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February 19, 2017, 07:13:00 PM
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Can anyone explain me or give me further information on how to solo mine with other devices on a different location to the same Wallet?
Do i need to instal the Wallet on every device and import my wallet.dat to do so or is there an other option to point devices directly to it?
Hmm i was looking if Magi had a guide for this. Could not find it that fast. I thought you could only solo mine with the device if the wallet is also there.

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February 19, 2017, 07:22:31 PM
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Hi all,

Did a little Sunday project and it's was all about to visualize where all the peers connected to http://poolinfo.systms.org where coming from.

https://i.imgur.com/Q2JVLJG.png

Did it out of curiosity to who I'm connected to. I know there's still kinks in the map to sort out like some markers are stacked exactly on-top of each other.
I've left out the ip-address of the peers connected on purpose.

The data on the site updates once every minute.

Link: https://poolinfo.systms.org/map/

Hope you guys like it!

Looks awesome ex33s, thanks for sharing that - great to see that people are using Magi all over the world - last time I saw such a map most of the users were in Western Europe, great to see that the coin is spreading =D
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February 19, 2017, 07:39:05 PM
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on http://pom.m-hash.com no block found since 1201570, i mined two days there for nothing. Avoid this pool.


Thanks for the information, perhaps they didn't upgrade the wallet or need to give it a kick. Does anybody know who owns the pool?
Yes i send the owner a message. Think the wallet update will help.

Hi guys,
Pool is updated to 1.3.1
Cheers

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February 19, 2017, 07:47:46 PM
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on http://pom.m-hash.com no block found since 1201570, i mined two days there for nothing. Avoid this pool.


Thanks for the information, perhaps they didn't upgrade the wallet or need to give it a kick. Does anybody know who owns the pool?
Yes i send the owner a message. Think the wallet update will help.

Hi guys,
Pool is updated to 1.3.1
Cheers
Thanks Historical. Appreciate the fast response.
Well done

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February 19, 2017, 08:25:57 PM
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a worldmap with nodes u can also find here:

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xmg/#!network

under the button Geo-Location


the amount of active nodes is around the same maybe a bit less than DMD DIamond have

still DMD have like tripple the marketcap

this show us that regarding community size and activity XMG for sure is undervalued

 
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