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CodeBlock Mainnet Launch
We are thrilled to announce that the much-awaited Mainnet Launch of The CodeBlock Blockchain is finally here! On 23th October 2024 at 20:24 UTC, we will be taking a significant step forward and transitioning from the Testnet to our official Mainnet.
This momentous occasion wouldn't have been possible without your unwavering support and the enthusiasm exhibited by our invaluable Testnet participants. Your dedication, feedback, and commitment to improvement, coupled with the tireless efforts of our development team, have brought us to this exciting milestone.
What is CodeBlock?
CodeBlock is a Blockchain focused on decentralization
CodeBlock is built on the principle that a fair and transparent system can only be achieved through decentralization. Unlike many other blockchain platforms, CodeBlock aims to eliminate the potential for centralization and manipulation by removing the need for delegation and miners. This allows anyone to become a part of the ecosystem and ensures that the platform remains truly decentralized.
CodeBlock Blockchain utilizes a revolutionary Solid State Proof of Stake Consensus (SSPOS)
Traditionally, blockchain networks rely on Proof of Work (PoW) or Proof of Stake (PoS) consensus algorithms, which can be energy-intensive or limit participation. CodeBlock Blockchain offers a unique alternative with SSPoS, which utilizes a dynamic committee of validators that are responsible for creating new blocks. This approach drastically reduces the environmental impact and resource usage, while also significantly increasing transaction speed and network scalability. By investing in CodeBlock, you join the movement towards sustainable blockchain technology.
CodeBlock is user-friendly
CodeBlock aims to create a user-friendly blockchain that can be easily used by anyone, not just tech experts. Our protocol is designed to be simple, easy to maintain, and develop. CodeBlock offers a simple GUI application that makes it easy for users to run a node.
CodeBlock uses a percentage-based fee model
Transaction fees are calculated based on a percentage model with a minimum and maximum fee. These parameters provide greater control over the fee structure and prevent overpaying or underpaying. The percentage-based model ensures fairness and predictability, and can be adjusted through consensus among all validators.
We hope you can come join us on this revolutionary journey.
Best Regards,
Team CodeBlock
Wallet:
Windows: https://github.com/Codeblock-Labs/CodeBlock/releases/download/1.3.2/CodeBlock-wallet_v1.3.1.zip
Links:
Website - https://codeblocklabs.com
Block Explorer - https://explorer.codeblocklabs.com
We are thrilled to announce that the much-awaited Mainnet Launch of The CodeBlock Blockchain is finally here! On 23th October 2024 at 20:24 UTC, we will be taking a significant step forward and transitioning from the Testnet to our official Mainnet.
This momentous occasion wouldn't have been possible without your unwavering support and the enthusiasm exhibited by our invaluable Testnet participants. Your dedication, feedback, and commitment to improvement, coupled with the tireless efforts of our development team, have brought us to this exciting milestone.
What is CodeBlock?
CodeBlock is a Blockchain focused on decentralization
CodeBlock is built on the principle that a fair and transparent system can only be achieved through decentralization. Unlike many other blockchain platforms, CodeBlock aims to eliminate the potential for centralization and manipulation by removing the need for delegation and miners. This allows anyone to become a part of the ecosystem and ensures that the platform remains truly decentralized.
CodeBlock Blockchain utilizes a revolutionary Solid State Proof of Stake Consensus (SSPOS)
Traditionally, blockchain networks rely on Proof of Work (PoW) or Proof of Stake (PoS) consensus algorithms, which can be energy-intensive or limit participation. CodeBlock Blockchain offers a unique alternative with SSPoS, which utilizes a dynamic committee of validators that are responsible for creating new blocks. This approach drastically reduces the environmental impact and resource usage, while also significantly increasing transaction speed and network scalability. By investing in CodeBlock, you join the movement towards sustainable blockchain technology.
CodeBlock is user-friendly
CodeBlock aims to create a user-friendly blockchain that can be easily used by anyone, not just tech experts. Our protocol is designed to be simple, easy to maintain, and develop. CodeBlock offers a simple GUI application that makes it easy for users to run a node.
CodeBlock uses a percentage-based fee model
Transaction fees are calculated based on a percentage model with a minimum and maximum fee. These parameters provide greater control over the fee structure and prevent overpaying or underpaying. The percentage-based model ensures fairness and predictability, and can be adjusted through consensus among all validators.
We hope you can come join us on this revolutionary journey.
Best Regards,
Team CodeBlock
Wallet:
Windows: https://github.com/Codeblock-Labs/CodeBlock/releases/download/1.3.2/CodeBlock-wallet_v1.3.1.zip
Links:
Website - https://codeblocklabs.com
Block Explorer - https://explorer.codeblocklabs.com
[ANN] [TYPX] TYPEX - A secure & untraceable blockchain with AI applications
Peer-to-peer Privacy focused Blockchain
The main network of TypexCoin is developed based on Firo. Typex is a cryptocurrency aimed at revolutionizing the community by rewarding members through a unique 60% Proof of Stake (PoS) and 20% Proof of Work (PoW) mechanism.
Built as a fork of Dash, Firo, Raptoreum leverages the power of the Firopow algorithm and asset-creation capabilities to create a sustainable and versatile community ecosystem.
The vision of Typex Chain is to build an infinitely scalable distributed high-performance computing network and become the most important computing infrastructure in the era of AI+ metaverse.
What are we doing on bitcointalk?
Typex Blockchain is an open-source and community driven project, we encourage and seek contributions and innovative ideas to keep making Typex better and better by each passing day.
Quick Typexcoin Facts:
- Typex is a next generation cryptographic currency.
- It supports instant transactions and privacy using lelantus protocol.
- ChainLocks Protects Against 51% Attacks
- Typex has no premine and was launched fairly and transparently
- Total coin supply will most likely be near 60 million
- Typex uses the FiroPow algorithm for mining which is Asic Resistant.
Features
- Untraceable payments
- Very Low Fees
- Unlinkable transactions
- Blockchain analysis resistance
- Nearly 51% Attack proof
Tokenomics of TypexCoin
The Typex tokenomics model is designed to support a balanced and sustainable ecosystem by distributing rewards among smartnodes, Proof of Work (PoW) miners, and developers. The tokenomics model is as follows:
- 60% MasterNodes (PoS)
- 20% Proof of Work (PoW)
- 10% Governance Fee
- 10% Community Rewards
The masternodes mechanism will receive 60% of the rewards, incentivizing small and medium-sized businesses to participate in the Typex ecosystem and earn coins for their trading activities.
Wallet:
Windows: https://github.com/typex-coin/Typex/releases/download/1.5.2/Typex-win64-v.1.5.2.zip
GPU Miners:
Nvidia GPU: T-Rex Miner (closed source, 1% fee)
https://github.com/trexminer/T-Rex/releases
AMD GPU: Team Red Miner (closed source, 2% fee)
https://github.com/todxx/teamredminer/releases
AMD GPU: SRBMiner-Multi (closed source, 0.85% fee)
https://github.com/doktor83/SRBMiner-Multi/releases
Exchanges:
xeggex.com listing 29.10
Mining Pools:
https://miningpoolstats.stream
The main network of TypexCoin is developed based on Firo. Typex is a cryptocurrency aimed at revolutionizing the community by rewarding members through a unique 60% Proof of Stake (PoS) and 20% Proof of Work (PoW) mechanism.
Built as a fork of Dash, Firo, Raptoreum leverages the power of the Firopow algorithm and asset-creation capabilities to create a sustainable and versatile community ecosystem.
The vision of Typex Chain is to build an infinitely scalable distributed high-performance computing network and become the most important computing infrastructure in the era of AI+ metaverse.
What are we doing on bitcointalk?
Typex Blockchain is an open-source and community driven project, we encourage and seek contributions and innovative ideas to keep making Typex better and better by each passing day.
Quick Typexcoin Facts:
- Typex is a next generation cryptographic currency.
- It supports instant transactions and privacy using lelantus protocol.
- ChainLocks Protects Against 51% Attacks
- Typex has no premine and was launched fairly and transparently
- Total coin supply will most likely be near 60 million
- Typex uses the FiroPow algorithm for mining which is Asic Resistant.
Features
- Untraceable payments
- Very Low Fees
- Unlinkable transactions
- Blockchain analysis resistance
- Nearly 51% Attack proof
Tokenomics of TypexCoin
The Typex tokenomics model is designed to support a balanced and sustainable ecosystem by distributing rewards among smartnodes, Proof of Work (PoW) miners, and developers. The tokenomics model is as follows:
- 60% MasterNodes (PoS)
- 20% Proof of Work (PoW)
- 10% Governance Fee
- 10% Community Rewards
The masternodes mechanism will receive 60% of the rewards, incentivizing small and medium-sized businesses to participate in the Typex ecosystem and earn coins for their trading activities.
Wallet:
Windows: https://github.com/typex-coin/Typex/releases/download/1.5.2/Typex-win64-v.1.5.2.zip
GPU Miners:
Nvidia GPU: T-Rex Miner (closed source, 1% fee)
https://github.com/trexminer/T-Rex/releases
AMD GPU: Team Red Miner (closed source, 2% fee)
https://github.com/todxx/teamredminer/releases
AMD GPU: SRBMiner-Multi (closed source, 0.85% fee)
https://github.com/doktor83/SRBMiner-Multi/releases
Exchanges:
xeggex.com listing 29.10
Mining Pools:
https://miningpoolstats.stream
Re: PhoenixMiner 5.1c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
Hi
Using PhoenixMiner 5.2a version
Trying to mine ETC with 8GB gpus gives error, I go back to the previous version for ETC, without using rxboost xDD
I have tried applying -straps to rx 580 8gb in admin mode but it doesn't work, should it work?
I'm sorry, I write very bad english
Using PhoenixMiner 5.2a version
Trying to mine ETC with 8GB gpus gives error, I go back to the previous version for ETC, without using rxboost xDD
I have tried applying -straps to rx 580 8gb in admin mode but it doesn't work, should it work?
I'm sorry, I write very bad english
Re: PhoenixMiner 5.1c: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
Hello
I want to configure a computer with linux, for my 4GB gpus (as long as they last) I have tried it with ubuntu 20.04.1 lts (the newest), I installed official drivers, the newest, but the miner does not even start xDD
In the end I used a pendrive with simplemining and it works, but I would like to have access to my own platform, as I have always done with windows.
Could someone give me some tips on what linux to use? And what drivers, I would be very grateful.
The truth is that linux I have used little, it has usually been in virtual machines to test the distribution and it is the first time that I face a serious installation and I am lost.
best regards!!! : )
I want to configure a computer with linux, for my 4GB gpus (as long as they last) I have tried it with ubuntu 20.04.1 lts (the newest), I installed official drivers, the newest, but the miner does not even start xDD
In the end I used a pendrive with simplemining and it works, but I would like to have access to my own platform, as I have always done with windows.
Could someone give me some tips on what linux to use? And what drivers, I would be very grateful.
The truth is that linux I have used little, it has usually been in virtual machines to test the distribution and it is the first time that I face a serious installation and I am lost.
best regards!!! : )
Re: Asus ROG Strix Radeon RX 570 8GB does not work 13 gpus, other brands do.
I purchased thirty amd 5000 series cards. Only one return an Asus dual 5700 xt.
Four different drivers on the different mobos. I SAID fuck it and sent it back.
[/quote]
I bought two 570 to try, I also returned them, too many conflicts, better to use another brand.
Re: Asus ROG Strix Radeon RX 570 8GB does not work 13 gpus, other brands do.
Some Asus gpus have weird or odd driver issues. So the odds are you won’t be able to get all 13 asus to run on that rig.
I normally don’t buy asus for mining ⛏ .
I normally don’t buy gigabyte for mining.
MSI
SAPPHIRE
Power Color are good amd cards for mining.
[/quote]
Thanks!!!! : )
Well, I am calmer, I will not buy asus xDDD
Asus ROG Strix Radeon RX 570 8GB does not work 13 gpus, other brands do.
Hello
I have mounted several miners with 13 gpus on an asrock h110 pro and I have had no problem, but a few days ago with an 8gb asus 570 it was impossible.
After several tests I realized that the problem was these asus gpus: https://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/ROG-STRIX-RX570-O8G-GAMING/
I do not know exactly now but I would say that at most they reach 7 or 8 gpus, if for example I mix asus, sapphire or xfx it happens the same, when mounting the asus it limits me to about 7 gpus, if I remove the asus and leave xfx and sapphire the 13 gpus.
In summary: If I have a rig with 13 gpus running using xfx and sapphire mixed without problems, when putting 1 asus of this model it stops working.
If I ride asus on a 6 gpus rig with no problem.
Has anyone come across this problem? And if you have found it, you would know how to give a solution : )
I know that a solution would be to mount 6 or 7 gpus rigs, but my intention is to mount them of 13
Please excuse me because I write very bad english.
best regards!! : )
I have mounted several miners with 13 gpus on an asrock h110 pro and I have had no problem, but a few days ago with an 8gb asus 570 it was impossible.
After several tests I realized that the problem was these asus gpus: https://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/ROG-STRIX-RX570-O8G-GAMING/
I do not know exactly now but I would say that at most they reach 7 or 8 gpus, if for example I mix asus, sapphire or xfx it happens the same, when mounting the asus it limits me to about 7 gpus, if I remove the asus and leave xfx and sapphire the 13 gpus.
In summary: If I have a rig with 13 gpus running using xfx and sapphire mixed without problems, when putting 1 asus of this model it stops working.
If I ride asus on a 6 gpus rig with no problem.
Has anyone come across this problem? And if you have found it, you would know how to give a solution : )
I know that a solution would be to mount 6 or 7 gpus rigs, but my intention is to mount them of 13
Please excuse me because I write very bad english.
best regards!! : )
Re: PhoenixMiner 5.0e: fastest Ethereum/Ethash miner with lowest devfee (Win/Linux)
Hi
It has given me this error several times, the rig freezes and until I go back and restart manually it does not mine, I am using windows 10 ver. 2004 and the recommended driver 19.7.5
Should I try a newer driver than recommended?
Apologies for writing bad english
Regards : )
It has given me this error several times, the rig freezes and until I go back and restart manually it does not mine, I am using windows 10 ver. 2004 and the recommended driver 19.7.5
Should I try a newer driver than recommended?
Apologies for writing bad english
Regards : )
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux)
most likely the different complexity of the solution found.
use this:
-showdiff use "-showdiff 1" to show difficulty for every ETH share and to display maximal found share difficulty when you press "s" key. Default value is "0".
I'll look at it, thanks : )
use this:
-showdiff use "-showdiff 1" to show difficulty for every ETH share and to display maximal found share difficulty when you press "s" key. Default value is "0".
I'll look at it, thanks : )
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux)
First of all excuse how badly I write english.
I have a question that I have not found a solution for much that I have searched, I am mining in nicehash, two rigs, one of 13 gpus and another of 4 gpus.
I leave you some captures
https://imgur.com/klEugAj
https://imgur.com/rm20ysi
As you can see in the same period of time, the same pool and everything the same, the one with 13 gpus does not exceed 72 shares for any gpu, while the one with 4 gpus gives the least 81 shares.
There is a noticeable difference, why should this be?
Regards!! : )
I have a question that I have not found a solution for much that I have searched, I am mining in nicehash, two rigs, one of 13 gpus and another of 4 gpus.
I leave you some captures
https://imgur.com/klEugAj
https://imgur.com/rm20ysi
As you can see in the same period of time, the same pool and everything the same, the one with 13 gpus does not exceed 72 shares for any gpu, while the one with 4 gpus gives the least 81 shares.
There is a noticeable difference, why should this be?
Regards!! : )
Re: asrock h110 pro btc is possible 13 gpus amd and integrated graphics? (14 gpus)
Yes, i have been using 300+ of these boards with 13 gpu.
No issues.
Goodluck!
No issues.
Goodluck!
Thank you very much for the help!!!
Cheers : )
asrock h110 pro btc is possible 13 gpus amd and integrated graphics? (14 gpus)
Hi
Now I am using 12 gpus amd and the integrated one (13) without incorrect shares, would anyone know if it is possible to use 13 amd and the integrated one (14) without incorrect shares?
I ask because connecting the gpu 13 changes the order of the gpus and it means a big job to re-identify them all, apply oc, etc.
Thanks in advance!!
Now I am using 12 gpus amd and the integrated one (13) without incorrect shares, would anyone know if it is possible to use 13 amd and the integrated one (14) without incorrect shares?
I ask because connecting the gpu 13 changes the order of the gpus and it means a big job to re-identify them all, apply oc, etc.
Thanks in advance!!
Thanks for the help!!
I have decided not to use these gpus xfx, I will finally try to buy sapphire, msi or gigabyte that are gpus that I know.
Probably what I would save by buying xfx would later lose it with heat problems
I have decided not to use these gpus xfx, I will finally try to buy sapphire, msi or gigabyte that are gpus that I know.
Probably what I would save by buying xfx would later lose it with heat problems
⭐ Merited by nc50lc (2)
Hello
I'm thinking of riding a rig with these gpus, they have a very good price.
Seeing that the memories do not have refrigeration, the models I have tested of sapphire, gigabyte and msi (570) all have refrigeration.
My question is if these memories get very hot, has anyone used them to mining these XFX rx 570 8GB?
https://www.xfxforce.com/gpus/amd-radeon-tm-rx-570-rs-8gb-xxx-edition-2
I would appreciate any information:)
apologies for writing bad english
Cheers!!
I'm thinking of riding a rig with these gpus, they have a very good price.
Seeing that the memories do not have refrigeration, the models I have tested of sapphire, gigabyte and msi (570) all have refrigeration.
My question is if these memories get very hot, has anyone used them to mining these XFX rx 570 8GB?
https://www.xfxforce.com/gpus/amd-radeon-tm-rx-570-rs-8gb-xxx-edition-2
I would appreciate any information:)
apologies for writing bad english
Cheers!!
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux)
If I use the latest version, the 1.60 integrated port of the gpu does not work for me, I don't know what is the reason for this.
Issues with Windows 10 - Intel Integrated Graphics - Claymore can be solved by installing the latest graphics driver from Intel.com (Not windows update).
I ran into a problem a while ago where claymore would crash if no monitor was attached to the motherboard. May not be the same problem but could be worth it to try.
Apart from that I don't understand why you need to use integrated graphics on a mining rig unless you are using those purpose built mining GPUs with no connectors.
Yes, it was solved by updating the intel graphic driver, thanks!! : ), now I have the bios 1.60
I use the integrated one to not overload any gpu when I connect remotely, actually there I have read that 14 gpus are connected on this motherboard, logically deactivating the integrated one and using a pcie multiplier card.
From my personal experience if I put 13 gpus (plus the integrated one) it starts to give incorrect share errors in some random gpu, for me the maximum reliable is 12.
Regarding my problem with the pcie ports it remains the same, 3 of the 13 connectors do not support -strap, so I have 10 working with -strap and 2 with mod bios
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux)
i wouldnt apply strap to allready modified bios, you have choice use modified bios or stock bios with claymores strap.
flash your cards to stock bios then try again,and also dont forget virtual memory set high as you can.
Claymore -strap will override whatever memory timings are set in BIOS. It does not matter if you have stock timing or have flashed a modified BIOS. Restoring to original BIOS is nice if you sometimes use the GPU for gaming or want to have the card ready for sale, but makes no difference for mining when you use the -strap option in Claymore.
True, proven that this is so, I have done several tests lately, no matter how to use stock bios or modified bios, -strap applies the same.
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux)
Hello
I have an h110 pro btc motherboard, and after going around many times because 3 gpus could not apply -strap I discovered that you have to do with pcie ports.
I have an h110 pro btc motherboard, and after going around many times because 3 gpus could not apply -strap I discovered that you have to do with pcie ports.
Is the motherboard BIOS updated?
Did you connect the main power supply to the PCIE PWR and SATA PWR connectors?
Hello
Thanks for the help!!
I have the 3 connectors to the main power supply and I use the latest bios version of the motherborad, the 1.60
What I don't understand is because the ports work well without applying -strap, maybe they need more power?
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux)
Hello
I have an h110 pro btc motherboard, and after going around many times because 3 gpus could not apply -strap I discovered that you have to do with pcie ports.
I explain, for some reason 3 of the 13 ports if I connect a gpu to them does not allow to apply -strap
I have checked changing ports gpus, risers, cables, etc. and it is always those three ports that do not allow to apply -strap, if I put in those 3 ports -strap 0 that gpus work well, but with its modified bios (31 mhs) or bios stock (25 mhs)
I thought it could be the bios gen configuration, so I tried to change gen1, gen2 and automatic gen, but without changes.
Apparently those 3 pcie ports are not broken, using bios mods the gpus reach 31 mhs, normal would say, but as soon as I apply -strap they restart.
Anyone know how to shed light on the problem? : )
thanks!!
edit: rig with 12 gpus, rx 580, 570 of 4 and 8 GB
I have an h110 pro btc motherboard, and after going around many times because 3 gpus could not apply -strap I discovered that you have to do with pcie ports.
I explain, for some reason 3 of the 13 ports if I connect a gpu to them does not allow to apply -strap
I have checked changing ports gpus, risers, cables, etc. and it is always those three ports that do not allow to apply -strap, if I put in those 3 ports -strap 0 that gpus work well, but with its modified bios (31 mhs) or bios stock (25 mhs)
I thought it could be the bios gen configuration, so I tried to change gen1, gen2 and automatic gen, but without changes.
Apparently those 3 pcie ports are not broken, using bios mods the gpus reach 31 mhs, normal would say, but as soon as I apply -strap they restart.
Anyone know how to shed light on the problem? : )
thanks!!
edit: rig with 12 gpus, rx 580, 570 of 4 and 8 GB
Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v15.0 (Windows/Linux)
Hello
Trying to configure strap and rxboost in a rig with 12 gpus I have some doubt, I would appreciate any help
Rig with rx 580, 570 4gb, 8gb, 9 gpus without problem, but in 3 of them I can't apply a strap because they restart.
The 3 gpus do not seem to have anything different from the rest, hynix memory, 4gb, sapphire (2 nitro and 1 pulse).
When I put for example strap 1, they restart, so I have 9 gpus with strap and 3 with strap 0, and rxboost 100 for all.
I have tried using other raisers, connecting a monitor emulator and nothing changes.
I am applying a strap over the previously modified bios.
Maybe if I put original bios strap works?
Apologies for writing bad english.
Regards : )
Trying to configure strap and rxboost in a rig with 12 gpus I have some doubt, I would appreciate any help
Rig with rx 580, 570 4gb, 8gb, 9 gpus without problem, but in 3 of them I can't apply a strap because they restart.
The 3 gpus do not seem to have anything different from the rest, hynix memory, 4gb, sapphire (2 nitro and 1 pulse).
When I put for example strap 1, they restart, so I have 9 gpus with strap and 3 with strap 0, and rxboost 100 for all.
I have tried using other raisers, connecting a monitor emulator and nothing changes.
I am applying a strap over the previously modified bios.
Maybe if I put original bios strap works?
Apologies for writing bad english.
Regards : )