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Quote from: FP91G on September 29, 2023, 06:10:37 PM

Great profit for mining on a CPU, but if this coin is similar to Ethereum, then why can’t it be mined on video cards?
I didn't find information about the mining algorithm?
You have plans for the 4th quarter of this year "Multi-dimensional sharding scheme". This is earlier than Ethereum.

This is an alpha version of the miner, it uses its own unique algorithm. At the current stage we are making payments to AIA.
The next stage involves the launch of our new token.

Quote from: batsonxl on September 29, 2023, 06:26:16 PM

28gb of ram? My pcs have 8-16gb will it be problem?

Yes, this is a problem. The working size of the database is 28 GB at the moment, and will be larger in the future.

"Unique algorithm" sounds good. But could you tell us more about the mining algorithm used? I'm guessing it's some kind of Ethash-like algorithm because the miner you suggest doesn't work without the db.dat you provided. In this case, db.dat is actually a DAG file (analogous to ETH), since it is a significant size (6 GB), meaning it already contains some specified data (possibly transaction data). But then the requirement for the amount of RAM (28GB) is unclear. Miner "clones" db.dat into RAM to speed up calculations?

The db.dat file is a set of coordinates, the miner calculates the vector and looks for intersections. Each iteration requires quick access to coordinates, for this we will load the coordinates into RAM.
We are currently testing the algorithm and API.
In the future, it will be possible to use a GPU for acceleration.

Quote from: FP91G on Today at 02:53:20 PM

This is a good ASIC-resistant algorithm if you need 28 GB of RAM for mining.
But if your coin becomes popular, then ASICs will appear.
Where are the benchmarks and calculator for other processors?
I just discovered that the miner size is 6 GB and consists of 5 files and the files are deleted after 5 days.

Benchmarks for processors will be compiled after the launch of the beta version, the current implementation is MVP.
The beta version will be implemented in a different programming language and performance will be improved.
The miner will be re-uploaded to the file hosting service after the expiration of the storage period.