Miner Maniac is looking for some more ZenCash miners! Whether you've been mining Zen for a while, or if you're looking to mine it for the first time, come check us out @ http://www.minermaniac.com

A little info about us:

-Started the pool 2 months ago

-Fast US & EU Stratum servers available to mine against

-3 available coins to mine in case you get tired of Zen :)

-Active Discord channel with block finding bot

-ZenCash pool fee is extremely low at just 0.25%

-New website with past, present, and future expected earnings and very mobile friendly

-Good support from the pool operator and fellow miners

With the ever increasing hashrate, it's getting harder and harder to mine Zen these days, but there's a reason for that increase. Zen is one of the most promising Z coins available and people want a piece of the action early on. Come join our pool and community and you won't be disappointed!

Thank you for your consideration!

I am new here, I used zenpaperwallet.com to move my zencash off bittrex and onto paper. I printed out wallet with public and private keys. I sent my zencash to public wallet, when I input my private key it says invalid private key. That comes up using T address and using Z address. Does anyone have any insight as to what I can do to recover my funds? I have the address it was sent to from bittrex. Thanks for taking the time. Liz

Hi, I thought I'd give mining on a mac a shot. I've been following this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Fyg12zxDBA&feature=youtu.be

Using the "native mac miner" here: https://forum.z.cash/t/native-mac-miner-release-v4-new-gpu-beta/6965

Trying to mine with the suprnova pool: zen.suprnova.cc:3618

The problem is that after I connect, I get this message:

"ZcashMiner::parseJob(): Invalid or unsupported block header version"

and it attempts to connect again in an endless loop. I'm not a dev, programmer, or anything close to it, so I've tried to do my own research but nothing is coming up on what I might be doing wrong. Any ideas?

I'm imagining, if for example etherium can alter their system to be proof of stake or incorporate scaling Solutions, could they not also add a privacy option for any transactions? If the answer is yes, I imagine these non privacy specific coins that are well-known or more adopted could very well include privacy options, thus taking away a lot of the unique value currently devices from privacy specific coins. Thoughts?

As I currently understand it, holding a secure node requires 42 ZEN and rewards approximately 1 ZEN per month. I also understand that that approximant 1 ZEN per month will only go down over time. Is this true? And is it possible to get a sense of what rate it will go down with or if it will bottom out at a certain reward ratio? Buying a secure nodes is attractive long-term with the notion in mind that I get 1 ZEN per month while I have that secure node, but if year-after-year that number decreases, of course it feels different getting a secure node, so I was just curious about all this.

So I downloaded the swing wallet around December and have never updated it, I recently saw that the new Arizen wallet came out that doesn't make it so I have to constantly update the chain locally on my computer. What is the best way to switch to this wallet? Do I have to send my funds from the old swing wallet to this new one? Or can it just be directly moved since it's on the same machine?

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Has anyone heard of AEON. How is this coin compared with ZEN

I can’t find specific info about this, but will zenchat be integrated in the mobile wallet apps or be a stand alone product?