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[ANN] Ethereum+ / NEW Beginning / PoW / GPU mining / SHA512/256
Ethereum+: A Peer-to-Peer Digital Asset System
Abstract. The Ethereum+ network is a peer-to-peer digital asset system that enables direct exchange of value without going through a central party. A zero compromise blockchain with the inherent parallelism and performance characteristics of an unspent transaction output (UTXO) based architecture and the Turing Complete programming of Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) architectures. This is a breakthrough smart contracting and digital asset system based on SHA512 proof-of-work, designed for extreme throughput and scale.
What is Ethereum+?
Ethereum+ is a revolutionary network designed to solve the problems with all existing blockchains in terms of scale, parallelism and Turing Complete programming. Ethereum+ is a peer-to-peer digital asset system that enables direct exchange of value without going through a central party. Similarly to Bitcoin, the Ethereum+ network requires minimal structure, and timestamps transactions into an ongoing hash-based chain of proof-of-work (SHA512/256). We introduce two novel breakthrough techniques to validate digital assets: unique references and a general purpose induction proof system both of which operate in constant O(1) time and space. It is possible to compose outputs in any manner, without compromising the inherent parallelism and performance characteristics of an unspent transaction output (UTXO) based architecture. Therefore, users can leave and rejoin the Ethereum+ network at will and be assured of the integrity and authenticity of their digital assets.
Zero Compromise Open-source Blockchain: Hybrid Account + UTXO Smart Contracts
The world's first breakthrough hybrid Account + UTXO based architecture engineered for massive layer one (L1) on-chain scaling and Turing Complete smart contracts.Ethereum+ offers the benefits of a UTXO blockchain along with the advanced capabilities of EVM compatible blockchains, but with none of the downsies.
"I had to write all the code before I could convince myself that I could solve every problem, then I wrote the paper. I think I will be able to release the code sooner than I could write a detailed spec."â-âSatoshi Nakamoto
In the same spirit of Satoshi Nakamoto's launch of Bitcoin, we released a fully operational and software development stack on Day 1, before even writing the White Paper. We wanted to be convinced that the revolutionary and breakthrough system worked before writing about it. No waiting, no limitations, just a scalable blockchain node and toolkit to build your dreams today.
Network Details
Network Name: Ethereum+ (EthereumPlus)
Network Abbreviation: ETHP
Mining Algorithm: SHA512/256 Proof-of-work (GPU Mineable)
Block Time: 5 minutes
Initial Block Size: 128 MB, designed to achieve 10GB+
Block Reward Schedule: 50,000 ETHER per block
Block Reward Halvening: 2 years
Maximum Supply: 21,000,000,000 ETHER
Decimal Places: 8
Launch Date: 2022â11â01 02:42 UTC
Premine: Ethereum+ has 2,5% from all emission premine existing
Ethereum+ Node, Source Code and Libraries
All source code is immediately available and Open Source MIT Licensed.
Ethereum+ Node
A high-performance node, designed for big blocks and decentralized applications. Modified for the novel and efficient proof-of-work algorithm SHA512/256 and the breakthrough induction proofs to allow complete freedom to the developer, without compromising scalability such as EVM-based blockchains.
Ethereum+ Desktop Wallet
The classic 'Electron' wallet, available for Ethereum+
https://github.com/EthereumPlus/EthereumPlus/releases/download/EthereumPlus/EthereumPlus.zip
Ethereum+ ElectrumX Indexer Service
Highly optimized python3 foundation for indexing addresses and histories. Tested and working with block sizes in excess of 4 GB. Tremendous room to grow and still maintain decentralization.
rad-bfgminer (GPU Minerâ-âbfgminer)
SHA512/256 Proof-of-Work GPU Miner
Alternative SHA512/256 Proof-of-Work GPU Miner. HiveOS support completed.
scrypt-boilerplate (Ethereum+)
Complete smart contracts using the Scrypt language
But I will not buy more unless they fix the 13 GPU "limit" or bug or whatever it is...because the component cost saving promise turns into wasted time managing difficult rigs and guessing fixes for various snags.
cheerios
Out of interest does anyone else think that this was done to sell the mining cards? I think its been done on purpose to sell the P Series Cards...
I also agree now owning two of these that the cost saving isnt much over the smaller boards due to the limitations.
Just got 6 D3 Boards back from bitmain.
4 were fine.
1 had a heatsink off. annoying but okay.
1 had an entire chip ripped off!!!!! what the hell are these bitmain staff doing with these boards.
Also the boards they sent back aren't the ones we sent to them.
4 were fine.
1 had a heatsink off. annoying but okay.
1 had an entire chip ripped off!!!!! what the hell are these bitmain staff doing with these boards.
Also the boards they sent back aren't the ones we sent to them.
Of course, they probably sent some older boards from their farm
Yea I believe this is right.
Hi guys some advice needed, Would you buy x2 750w PSU over a 1200w PSU for the following setup x6 RX750, Pentium G4400 and 4GB RAM
Im stuck whats best to buy.
Im stuck whats best to buy.
I'd go with two 750's. Splits the load plus you have room to add two more in the future.
Would it be possible to Flash a 1060 into a P106 so the board sees it as a headless GPU?
Call me an idiot. But it seems logical some how.
Call me an idiot. But it seems logical some how.
It seems logical. Maybe we need a customized bios for the mb or gpu.
Are you saying that this is a BIOS limitation rather than a Hardware Limitation. With regards to the Motherboard?
It seems to make sense with all these RX480s beign flashed into RX580s etc.
I appreciate they are AMD Cards. But I refuse to believe that its impossible as they P106 and 1060 are identical.
Just got 6 D3 Boards back from bitmain.
4 were fine.
1 had a heatsink off. annoying but okay.
1 had an entire chip ripped off!!!!! what the hell are these bitmain staff doing with these boards.
Also the boards they sent back aren't the ones we sent to them.
4 were fine.
1 had a heatsink off. annoying but okay.
1 had an entire chip ripped off!!!!! what the hell are these bitmain staff doing with these boards.
Also the boards they sent back aren't the ones we sent to them.
yap! the same to me, 2 boards off, than another is going faulty last few days and I am worried that will go 2 boards off equally 
You have send them back than to bitmain than? how long does it take to get the new one from them?
You have send them back than to bitmain than? how long does it take to get the new one from them?
I would get them sent of ASAP because your warranty is six months and your more than likely three months into that.
We sent ours off before Christmas and got some back today, Its totally random with them is my honest answer. We sent off an L3 Board back in September didn't get it back until last Tuesday!!!!!
If your having issues with D3 randomly stoppin g mining there is a firmware fix for that.
If boards are dieing you will need to send them back to bitmain.
We have 16 D3's from Batch 2 and 8 have suffered this issue. One of them has now lost two boards.
If boards are dieing you will need to send them back to bitmain.
We have 16 D3's from Batch 2 and 8 have suffered this issue. One of them has now lost two boards.
Essentially, We are suffering with the second D3 bathes board failure issue. So we have around 5 D3 Controllers and shells just laying around while they are under warranty repair at Bitmain.
The other day my L3 Controller Board died, totally my fault and I wanted to know if the Hash Boards had failed also. Luckily they hadn't but my L3 is out of warranty and I don't want to wait for a new L3 Control board to come from China at my cost for shipping and import tax also.
Plus this also keeps the boards making money while i work out something more permanent.
The other day my L3 Controller Board died, totally my fault and I wanted to know if the Hash Boards had failed also. Luckily they hadn't but my L3 is out of warranty and I don't want to wait for a new L3 Control board to come from China at my cost for shipping and import tax also.
Plus this also keeps the boards making money while i work out something more permanent.
Having tested this now. It works.
Obviously will not recommend this to run permanently.
The reason for the duct tape is because the L3 Boards are slightly too long and hang out stopping me from screwing the back fan on.
I also had to chop off the PCI-E Power Connector Locks.
Obviously using the D3 Chassis only 3 L3 Boards can fit. But this works and is mining Litecoin.
https://image.ibb.co/iN3v96/d3_l3_hybrid_1.jpg
https://image.ibb.co/gS5mGm/d3_l3_hybrid_2.jpg
Obviously will not recommend this to run permanently.
The reason for the duct tape is because the L3 Boards are slightly too long and hang out stopping me from screwing the back fan on.
I also had to chop off the PCI-E Power Connector Locks.
Obviously using the D3 Chassis only 3 L3 Boards can fit. But this works and is mining Litecoin.
https://image.ibb.co/iN3v96/d3_l3_hybrid_1.jpg
https://image.ibb.co/gS5mGm/d3_l3_hybrid_2.jpg
Re: GPU & CPU BENCHMARKS FOR MONERO MINING! (New Domain: monerobenchmarks.info)
Hi, Here is a benchmark I'd like to add.
I'm running a slightly older mining setup but it works well.
GPU: 8x AMD 7950 (Mixture of cards from XFX, Sapphire and HIS) Core Clock: 1000, Mem Clock: 1250, Temps 30-40 Degrees C
OS: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit 1703
APP: Claymore 10.2
H/s: 3680
TDP: 1100W
I'm running a slightly older mining setup but it works well.
GPU: 8x AMD 7950 (Mixture of cards from XFX, Sapphire and HIS) Core Clock: 1000, Mem Clock: 1250, Temps 30-40 Degrees C
OS: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit 1703
APP: Claymore 10.2
H/s: 3680
TDP: 1100W