An update on my situation:

I actually did manage to sign a message using MyEtherWallet offline.  Even though the link at the bottom of index.html tries to take me online, there is another HTML file called signmsg.html which works fine!  It was just a matter of opening the HTML file directly.

No, it is not mine.  I do have votes in it though.



your votes pool votes * sem_per_day - pool_fee = profit
remember, if you haven't voted yet, so to figure out what you would make (assuming no votes are made or unvoted from the pool during that time)...
your votes (pool votes+yourvotes) * sem_per_day - pool_fee = profit

sem_per_day is an average number.  This is 86.4SEM  ----   2880 blocks per day 100 validators = 28.8 blocks * reward (3 sem) = 86.4




I suggest you setup a spreadsheet in order to calculate returns on votes based on pools fees and the number of votes they have.  I know someone working a live version.
Consider also that public pools don't (by default) count your votes for the first 200 blocks (100 minutes) in order to prevent pool hoppers.

The pools I know of right now are:

Sofia 8% (not officially public, so rate could change, but it is paying.)
Richkid 10% (not officially public, so rate could change, but it is paying.)
Kolten 10% (public)
Melvin 15% (public)
Wilson 15% (not officially public, yada)

Also, you can find others that are setup as public pools that are not listed by voting for random pools to see if you get paid.  (Warning... you could miss out on profits during this time AND pools might be paying pools, but if you quit within the 24 hours, you're likely to miss paying pools which are setup to not pay out to quitters.)

You should try to mddong pool, that a decent one. I waiting on the weekend to calculate my profit. Voted ~ 500 coin and received ~ 1 per day.

 The airdrop website has been updated to allow repeat entries. If you made a mistake before, you may submit again (we only count the first valid entry though).

This time you want to buy more Semuxs, you can go to the OTC thread. People are selling so much there, you can buy cheap without waiting for the exchange site.

Bounty hunters need enough patience to wait for the BelugaPay's release, hoping that the bull market in the half year will be a big bull market.

To judge whether the Semux project has a future, we need to know the technology of this coin, who can understand it more, and if I can, I'll get some coins to do the node.

In Semux, you're just a person.  If you have SEM, then you can vote.  You get 1 vote per SEM you own.

To become a Deligate, you have to burn (destroy) 1000 SEM

The top 100 Deligates are validators.  This is based on the number of votes each has.


Basically, if you want to become a validator, you need to burn 1000 SEM, and you need to have (currently) about 44,000 votes total from you and friends, etc).

Every 30 minutes, a deligate (at random) is chosen to forge a block.  If they get it, the reward is 3 SEM + tx fees.

A validator get just under 29 blocks a day. @ 3 sem, that's close to 87 daily.   Since they are currently just over $1 each, that's about $100 a day per validator.


Now, since most people are not willing to put in $50k to start a validator, they likleyl get together in groups to start one.  They create pools (public and private)
Private pools is great cause you know exactly what you're going to get if you keep up with it.
Public is better in that it brings a lot of people with smaller amounts so more people get involved and everyone makes something.

Update (2018/04/19)
All validators are now running v1.1 node. Congrats!

This update is said to fix the many important issues.
It remains to integrate multisig wallets and ddos-resistance algorithm.  And then developers will try to add SEM to an exchange, iirc.