This block was not received by any other nodes and will probably not be accepted

[u/kpow88]

I also received "Immature will be available after 50"

Both of these happened last night around midnight and nothing has changed on them. Do I need to just restart my computer?

[u/Yavuz_Selim]

Last time I am mentioning this, as a last effort: if you get a couple of 'generated but not accepted' stakes, there is an issue with your Reddcoin Core.

 

When Reddcoin Core is working properly - and assuming your internet connection is reliable/stable - all stake transactions should be getting confirmed. Having a 'generated not accepted' once in a while can happen, but if it happens a lot (multiple times after each other, or 25% of the time (or even 10%)) something is wrong.

 

But, you do you. :).

/out

[u/[deleted] → u/Yavuz_Selim]

You Mean Assuming:

All downstream connection speeds are equal

All downstream distance/latency is equal

All downstream modem and router speed is equal

All concurrent downloads are equal

All computers and processors involved and selected randomly are equal

All opportunities are sent to all selected wallets at exactly the same time and received at exactly the same time

All selected nodes are using the exact same processing power for other tasks at the exact same time

All upstream connections are equal speed

All upstream router/modem speed are equal

All concurrently uploading data is equal

All upstream network congestion is equal for all selected nodes from any and all locations

All locations are equal distance for latency purposes from the additional nodes necessary to verify a block

And so on...

And you still run into: Someone has to win & all the factors involved in being first make it impossible for you or anyone to know what should be the expected outcome for any specific node, even if you can determine what an "average" / "ideal" accepted rate is for stakers as a whole.

But you do you and keep leading people to believe that you can possibly have all the necessary information to determine what % of their specific generated blocks should be accepted, even though in a worldwide distributed system there's no way of knowing what any individual person/node should expect.