I am a firm believer that the dual token system and its self regulatory burning mechanism are well balanced.

I have been working on a community calculator for a while, where you can calculate your returns based on the burn multiplier and other factors. Just by "staking" your DAM and earning FLUX, the APY is >30% as of writing of this post. Pretty awesome I think.

You can play around with the tool here: https://damalytics.web.app

Thanks so much for implementig 210_9 for Aion!! Stable and faster than Smartminers latest release (Linux)

You giff me tango I giff you manna!

Thanks a lot for your great work. YES, Aion uses 210.9. There is one miner already publicly available (smartminer). Ewbf for the Aion network would be fantastic!

This thread is super interesting to read. As others have stated, it is interesting to see these ASIC, FPGA, GPU cycles and discussions happen over the years.

Are now modern FPGAs (and the ones the OP uses) more suitable than the ones that were used in the previous attempts? Are FPGAs now in a sense more flexible in terms of mining so it makes sense to focus development on those?

I really think this coin has huge potential. The core idea is something fundamental and the decentralized ledger as a use case for voting platforms is ingenious. I also really like the wallet. Voting and betting out of the wallet is super cool! I really hope the coin gets listed on more exchanges. Heck, it could even be used on exchanges for votes

I detect BS - I checked and you can do folding at home with your card through medicoin but no idea how you would get any tokens out of that...

As of today, add following to your .conf file to sync:

This coin looks like a ZEN and ETH hybrid to me. Why not?

If you really have a lot of cash lying around then why not just buy some solid cryptos with money you are not afraid to loose and buy a hardware wallet to store your funds. We are currently experiencing quiet a dip, so buying is a valuable option and much easier than mining.

I only do mining because I love to fiddle around with hard- and software. I see it more as a hobby than a money machine

Based on a quick calculation on whattomine, at current difficulty and rates, if you run 15 GTX 1080 Ti's (which are the most powerful and efficient NVidia cards atm IMO), you earn roughly 68$ in profit a day. So you get roughly 2040$ of net profit for 30 days of continuous mining after electricity (~200+$ for fully optimized cards at 65% TDP).

The cards will currently cost you 15000$ MINIMUM as prices skyrocketed. Good luck finding those cards. Same applies to other models like 1070's, but then you need more cards for the same daily return. You still need high efficiency power supplies and motherboards, processors, electrical wiring upgrades, cooling and racks. Depending on how professional you want to run your operation count in another 3-5k$ just for that. Especially the upgrade of your electrical might cost you as your power draw can become an issue for standard fuse boxes. If I had no issue with funding, I would build 3 rigs containing 6x1080 TI's. I would run all of my rigs on Ubuntu or another simple distro specifically for mining.

So I would say for a high-end build - at current pricing - you will at least pay 20k$ for equipment.

I currently would suggest not to invest in equipment as prices are ridiculous. A few months ago you could have build the same rig for 10k...

Just my 2 cents on the topic. I have been mining since May 2017 with 1070 rigs.

This is a troll account. Official information can be found here: http://btchush.org/

ZCL has a very old code-base, in fact if I am not mistaken it still runs on zcl-v1.0.10-1 as of today (https://github.com/z-classic/zclassic). ZEC codebase is already at 1.0.14.
IMO this is quite an issue...

Let's see how this will work out with BTCP.

This is one of the few projects I have followed recently that is extremely fast in getting stuff done. If bitcoinz continues to grow like it does now... Just wow
Big respect to all community members involved!

I couldn't find out why you get this error.

Can you try and mine with the blake2s algo on this pool:
https://pool.unimining.net/

Use this command (I inserted your address, just copy paste):

Does this work?

I am confused...

Isn't there a bitcoin hard-fork called "Bitcoin Gold" that will be based on equihash algo? The project presented here is something else, right? Why the same name?

Download and compile ccminer. Or get a release version from palgin (google for ccminer palginmod). In Linux you cannot execute .exe files, that is for Windows only.

A proper command for mining vertcoin is something like this (depends on the pool aswell):

• where ALGO is the algo you want to mine, e.g. myr-gr
• POOLADDRESS is the web address of the pool
• where WALLETADDRESS is your vergecoin wallet ID. Depending on the pool it can also be a username.workerID

I suggest you also execute
to get infos on which parameters are used. Note that palginmod requires Cuda 8.0. Again, google is your friend here on how to configure the CUDA development kit and how to compile CUDA 8 for your card(s).

Hope that helps

I am not entirely sure if I understood your question correctly, but here it goes:
I thought it is possible to run multiple miner instances for multiple algos on a specific subset of cards just by using the right commands without sniffing software. In ccminer you do it with -d DEVICEID, where DEVICEID is the number of your CUDA devices you want to actively run. Did you try that? Or is that already causing the problems? I would not use that split software if you don't have to.

I also suggest (depending on the algos you want to use) to try just the pure EWBF's miner and Palgin's ccminer mod (not the alexis mod). They are both more optimized for CUDA cards, especially 1080's. The newest release was just recently upgraded to CUDA 8 which should give you a slight performance increase.

Always switching around in the pools is not something I favor. I rather mine a coin for a week and switch afterwards. At least with the pure split command you could mine 2 coins simultaneously with 1 rig, which is already sweet.

Hope that helps

How reported hashrates on your miner are calculated and what the stratum server from suprnova gets are 2 totally different things! Just because your miner tells you you got 99 MH/s doesn't mean that you submit correct shares that are worth 99 MH/s (among other tings). The server actually estimates your hashrate based on submitted shares. It has no idea how much hashing power you have but calculates it based on your shares. Therefore, ususally the reported hashrate is not correct.
In other words from the Alpereum website:

So in the end if you would average out your hashrate over a long sliding window (let's say 4h) you would probably have much better agreement between your miner's and the server sided hashrate.

Furhtermore, difficulty fluctuates greatly. Whattomine and other sites only provide you with an estimate which is usually far from the real-time rewards you might get.

Before you accuse a pool, inform yourself about the technology behind it instead of just questioning 2 numbers on your screen

Hope that helps.

Thanks! That calms my nerves (a bit)