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Post by xPhoenixXx on Jul 31, 2016 23:00:10 GMT 10
This information has been available for a while on my pool. I've copied it here for convenience -
My Pool address: mars.our-game.net/index.php This is an Australian test pool, other pools are also available.
See below for more information.
Official website: www.marscoin.org
Announce/Launch thread: bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=721263.0
Wallet? www.marscoin.org/plans.html wallet.marscoin.org/ walletgenerator.net/?currency=Marscoin marsaddress.org/ github.com/marscoin/marscoin
Mining? Official Pool: pool.marscoin.org
Russian pool: mars.pooler.cc/ (server appears to be significantly overloaded) BNL Pool: pool.bejjan.net/pool/MARS (stratum+tcp://stratum.bejjan.net:3066) (now points to scryptpool below) P2P pool: p2pool.neocities.org/coin_mrs.html This Pool: mars.our-game.net Prohashing: prohashing.com Scryptpool: www.scryptpool.com/pool/MARS
Block Explorers: explore.marscoin.org/address/ prohashing.com/explorer/Marscoin/ I want to run one with my pool - however available explorers seem to require significant security risks to implement - let me know if you can help.
Want to integrate Marscoin on your website to buy and sell? cointopay.com/integration.jsp github.com/Limecoin/LimeCart/wiki/Installation
I actually want to integrate it into my website and for in-game purchases.. if you think you can help shoot me a message.
Want to buy/sell/trade Marscoin? www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=MARS_BTC
poloniex.com/exchange#btcmrs wallet.marscoin.org/wallet/dashboard/buy
Why use Marscoin? www.slideshare.net/lennartlopin/marscoin-a-cryptocurrency-to-bootstrap-space-colonization
Marscoin's purpose is to facilitate a functional economic and research credit system for the coming Mars colony and research missions. Of which there are several! (Nasa pioneering space missions, Mars One, Arab Emirates, India, China, Canada, SpaceX, and several other corporate interests, and an asteroid mining consortium!..) For example, to allow universities to lease rovers on Mars, to reward research performed on Mars, and to allow Mars Colonists to sell/purchase/trade items on Earth.
Given that the mars society and mars one have both been donated over half a million marscoins - the best way for that donation to have any value is to actually use mars coin and build up its value. Several Mars One finalists had planned on setting up a pool on Mars!
Value? Before poloniex de-listed it (mostly due to lack of understanding - Moby understood it, but geezup doesn't seem to get the whole concept that the coin has to be as simple as possible as mining from Mars will make fancy features like messaging, cloud storage, supernets and other typical gimmicks somewhat pointless given 30 minutes+ latency) Mars coin was trading on average between 0.00000150btc and 0.00000600btc. During major Mars Exploration announcements it would often jump in price, once as high as 0.00003000btc making it worth more than dogecoin most of the time - and one of the few coins with low enough difficulty you actually paid for your electricity.
As of 31July 2016 it was holding value at around 0.00000020btc in the Cryptopia NZ exchange. Hopefully it can return to its poloniex pricing levels - in which case 20 is a bargain.
Is this coin a scam? No they are registered under corporate law in Florida as a not-for-profit. It would be a criminal code violation to do anything illegal.
A summary of their corporate record is available here:
The underpinning technology is based on litecoin, which is a proven scrypt based coin algorithm. I've spent a lot of time and resources mining and trading the marscoin I currently own - which is why I created my own pool. This coin's main appeal is those interested in space exploration.
Any sort of legitimate space type article to give it credibility? Heaps actually, eg. www.spacebulletin.co.uk/2014/08/marscoin-help-finance-mars-one-for-free.html
It has also been mentioned in interviews of Mars One finalists.
Working Faucet? Links removed due to my suspicion they are fake faucets. But there are two or three last I looked. Check google for marscoin.
If you don't want to spend an entire day clicking ads on some dubious website; reply below with your marscoin address and I will send you some to play with myself.
Technical: Feel free to let me know if i have any of these wrong. Abbreviation: MRS Algorithm: SCRYPT Date Founded: 27/1//2014 Total Coins: 33 Million (this figure may be wrong some sites record 48 million by 2024) Circulating coins: approximately 5 to 16 million. Check market graph sites for a more accurate figure. Eg Coin Market Cap Confirm Per Transaction: 4 (estimated) Re-Target Time: 24 hours 39 Minutes (1 Mars day) Block Time: 2 Mars Minutes (123 seconds) Block Reward: 50 Coins Block reward halves every Mars year (668 Mars days) Diff Adjustment: DGW3 (Dark Gravity Wave) Premine: 300k donation premined for non-profit MarsOne (First Million coins were donated to Mars society (500k) and Mars one (500k)) Typical global hashrates on network: 40MH to 500MH, average around 100MH
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Post by xPhoenixXx on Jan 25, 2017 6:12:43 GMT 10
X06Shadow and armansyah both show in an audit as not having paid out correctly payment was manually made on the 19th. Let me now if either of you have any more issues.
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Post by X06Shadow on Feb 22, 2017 19:18:41 GMT 10
looks like payments are back to getting stuck and not going out
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Post by xPhoenixXx on Mar 6, 2017 9:51:38 GMT 10
Hmm definately something wacky here. You should see 50mars come in on your old wallet address, but I am going to have to hunt around the MPOS forums to try to work out what is the issue. looking at the status panel it shows the payout thread still running from the 21st when it did an auto payout of 50; or rather it tried to. It appears there has been some issues since 2014 in MPOS according to forums. They just never really effected us before you started having trouble.
UPDATE: Ok, one error is caused by some "smarty" permission quirk. I'll have to wait and see if it crops up or something new at next payout attempt. Odd that it is intermittent. It seems to skip every 50'th transaction on my workers, and plays up for other users entirely randomly. I wonder if it is caused by multi-payout's. Thats the only thing that might be different. (ie when it sends out my payout and another users at once resulting in both failing)
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Post by xPhoenixXx on Mar 6, 2017 10:19:32 GMT 10
Did a manual send as a test TX ID e7c87194948b499a2d31aade62ecde2b14e196097b00d8dd760fe6ce3b7e6287 Let me know if you see it.
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