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Re: [ANN] [POW] [ZEPH] Zephyr Protocol - The Untraceable Stablecoin
Zephyr (ZEPH) has just been added to our list of supported cryptocurrencies
https://www.cryptunit.com/coin/ZEPH
https://www.cryptunit.com/coin/ZEPH
New interactive tool 
30 days chart
https://i.imgur.com/y5Bhxca.png
All time chart
https://i.imgur.com/Otk4Zot.png
Monero live example:
https://www.cryptunit.com/fact/XMR
30 days chart
https://i.imgur.com/y5Bhxca.png
All time chart
https://i.imgur.com/Otk4Zot.png
Monero live example:
https://www.cryptunit.com/fact/XMR
Monero Network is under ASIC attack - Let's defend it! [Stay home and play!]
Don't worry. This is just a browser game 
We made fun games for all Cryptonote coins listed at Cryptunit.
You can save the result, thus contributing to a better ranking of the coins in the score table.
Monero ASIC Defense example: https://www.cryptunit.com/game/asicdefense/XMR
Monero privacy Defense example: https://www.cryptunit.com/game/privacydefense/XMR
Global Hiscores: https://www.cryptunit.com/hiscores
We made fun games for all Cryptonote coins listed at Cryptunit.
You can save the result, thus contributing to a better ranking of the coins in the score table.
Monero ASIC Defense example: https://www.cryptunit.com/game/asicdefense/XMR
Monero privacy Defense example: https://www.cryptunit.com/game/privacydefense/XMR
Global Hiscores: https://www.cryptunit.com/hiscores
Choose one of the coins that uses RandomX (or variation) mining algo
https://www.cryptunit.com/newsid/157-top-coins-to-mine-with-cpu-randomx-april-2020
https://www.cryptunit.com/newsid/157-top-coins-to-mine-with-cpu-randomx-april-2020
Re: [ANN] AEON [2019-09-27: Upgrade to version 0.13.0.0 ASAP HF@1146200 Oct 25]
serious website ?
It can be named however you want
But the calculator is 100% accurate
Re: [ANN] AEON [2019-09-27: Upgrade to version 0.13.0.0 ASAP HF@1146200 Oct 25]
Re: [ANN] 🦄ADON.NETWORK💎- Make Privacy Powerful Again [👑AdonPay] POW+MasterNodes
Re: Free API: Cryptonight coins historical hr/diff/reward data
That's nice.
You need now to add merge-mining pairs to your calculator. There's a lot of that going on now and it's usually making a lot more than mining single coins.
You need now to add merge-mining pairs to your calculator. There's a lot of that going on now and it's usually making a lot more than mining single coins.
DONE! Thanks for the suggestion!
You can try it right away https://www.cryptunit.com/
Out of curiosity, how will you keep track of which coins can be merge-mined with which? Seems to be quite tricky to stay up to date on this - pools tend to enable pairs whenever they feel like it...
Also, some actually have triple-merged mining. Only legacy ASIC CN from what I've seen thus far though.
Thank you!
Cryptunit will continuously "learn" from the mining pools
(Our BOT crawls 900+ pools).We will see how this will work in the upcoming period.
Re: Free API: Cryptonight coins historical hr/diff/reward data
That's nice.
You need now to add merge-mining pairs to your calculator. There's a lot of that going on now and it's usually making a lot more than mining single coins.
You need now to add merge-mining pairs to your calculator. There's a lot of that going on now and it's usually making a lot more than mining single coins.
DONE! Thanks for the suggestion!
You can try it right away https://www.cryptunit.com/
Historical data for research or use in your projects.
Hashrate, diff, block reward, algo changes history... for ~100 cryptonight coins.
Example chart (Monero):
API docs: https://www.cryptunit.com/api/
Hashrate, diff, block reward, algo changes history... for ~100 cryptonight coins.
Example chart (Monero):
API docs: https://www.cryptunit.com/api/
Re: [ANN] [XVV] Veronite – a multi-platform brand [PoW] [AIRDROP] [CN HEAVY]
Create open source software basing on the Cryptunit API. Documentation: https://www.cryptunit.com/api/
Who can join?
Contest is open to all. You can join from anywhere in the world. The programmer's world has no boundaries!
Requirements?
Your software must use Cryptunit API, must be open source, and should be fully functional and ready to be used by Cryptonight community. Source code must be available on Github (or another Git-based service). You must provide working demo.
Deadline?
You must submit your software (ready-to-use) by September 30, 2018. Winners will be announced by the 10th of October 2018.
Ideas?
- Website widgets
- Widgets for mining pools websites
- Android apps
- API integration
...
Prizes?
1st prize: 1 XMR
2nd prize: 0.5 XMR
3rd prize: 0.3 XMR
Judging?
Each entry will be judged by Cryptunit and Cryptonote Community.
How to submit your entry?
- Send us the link to your entry
- https://www.cryptunit.com/contact
Questions?
- https://www.cryptunit.com/contact
Rules:
- All apps are preferred in English.
- Entries submitted after the deadline will not be accepted.
- Should be originally. Should not violate any intellectual rights.
- Participants may submit as many entries as they choose.
Who can join?
Contest is open to all. You can join from anywhere in the world. The programmer's world has no boundaries!
Requirements?
Your software must use Cryptunit API, must be open source, and should be fully functional and ready to be used by Cryptonight community. Source code must be available on Github (or another Git-based service). You must provide working demo.
Deadline?
You must submit your software (ready-to-use) by September 30, 2018. Winners will be announced by the 10th of October 2018.
Ideas?
- Website widgets
- Widgets for mining pools websites
- Android apps
- API integration
...
Prizes?
1st prize: 1 XMR
2nd prize: 0.5 XMR
3rd prize: 0.3 XMR
Judging?
Each entry will be judged by Cryptunit and Cryptonote Community.
How to submit your entry?
- Send us the link to your entry
- https://www.cryptunit.com/contact
Questions?
- https://www.cryptunit.com/contact
Rules:
- All apps are preferred in English.
- Entries submitted after the deadline will not be accepted.
- Should be originally. Should not violate any intellectual rights.
- Participants may submit as many entries as they choose.
Thank you all for suggestions and criticisms. All your comments are HIGHLY appreciated and taken into consideration!
We hope the 24-hour trading volume, now shown on Cryptunit, will help the miners to decide what to mine.
Update April 22:
+In addition to each coin, a trading volume is shown. All exchanges are covered, for coins that are not included in Coinmarketcap. You can sort coins by 24h trading volume and by 1h (default), 3h, 24h averages or by live data.
+It is possible to display/compare three charts on the dashboard: Avg price, Avg Hashrate, Avg difficulty (7days).
We hope the 24-hour trading volume, now shown on Cryptunit, will help the miners to decide what to mine.
Update April 22:
+In addition to each coin, a trading volume is shown. All exchanges are covered, for coins that are not included in Coinmarketcap. You can sort coins by 24h trading volume and by 1h (default), 3h, 24h averages or by live data.
+It is possible to display/compare three charts on the dashboard: Avg price, Avg Hashrate, Avg difficulty (7days).
Aeon is not comparable using the same hashrat because it use cryptonight lite.
As an example my Ryzen 7 1700 CPU get 1900 H/s för Aeon but only 500 H/s för Monero.
For a GPU the difference is smaller even if you still get higher hashrate with Aeon.
So to compare with Aeon I have to calculate twice?
As an example my Ryzen 7 1700 CPU get 1900 H/s för Aeon but only 500 H/s för Monero.
For a GPU the difference is smaller even if you still get higher hashrate with Aeon.
So to compare with Aeon I have to calculate twice?
The calculator takes an average value for AEON hashrate. This means that the calculation will be approximately correct.
For example, if Ryzen 7 1700 has 500h/s for Monero (Cryptonight), this calculator will use ~ 1800h/s for AEON calculations for the same card. The fact is that it's not 100% true, but I was guided by the logic to simplify the interface as much as possible.
All calculators count the approximate amount of coins that can be mined, but they are all fairly complicated. I just wanted to simplify and illustrate in a tempting way.
Thank you very much for the comments!!!
Thanks for explaining!
Hello,
I added the option to enter cryptnonight lite hashrate for aeon
Aeon is not comparable using the same hashrat because it use cryptonight lite.
As an example my Ryzen 7 1700 CPU get 1900 H/s för Aeon but only 500 H/s för Monero.
For a GPU the difference is smaller even if you still get higher hashrate with Aeon.
So to compare with Aeon I have to calculate twice?
As an example my Ryzen 7 1700 CPU get 1900 H/s för Aeon but only 500 H/s för Monero.
For a GPU the difference is smaller even if you still get higher hashrate with Aeon.
So to compare with Aeon I have to calculate twice?
The calculator takes an average value for AEON hashrate. This means that the calculation will be approximately correct.
For example, if Ryzen 7 1700 has 500h/s for Monero (Cryptonight), this calculator will use ~ 1800h/s for AEON calculations for the same card. The fact is that it's not 100% true, but I was guided by the logic to simplify the interface as much as possible.
All calculators count the approximate amount of coins that can be mined, but they are all fairly complicated. I just wanted to simplify and illustrate in a tempting way.
Thank you very much for the comments!!!