Well, the Hyperspace Coin (XSC) is on three exchanges now -
   https://c-patex.com/markets/xscbtc
   https://bitebtc.com/trade/xsc_eth
   https://safe.trade/trading/xscbtc


and can be seen on Coingecko:
   https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/hyperspace

You might call it a shit-coin, but the community and developer base is strong.
Why not look at this time as a wonderful opportunity to get the coin for a bargain price until the word spreads.

Still loving the ETH mining with this software and my AMD Vega's.  Hope prices of ETH continues to rise.

Just a question regarding SiaCoin (SC)

Since the new SIA fork, do you think you can add support to Phoenix for the new SIA branch?
With Obelisk being the only ASIC able to mine this, and the difficulty and hashrate so low, it may be a good thing to do.
Thoughts?
Thanks

I'm confused... is this a fork of bitcoin (SHA256) or is it a blake2b coin like Sia?

Well, that' a good question.
Maybe as part of the dashboard have the ability to select 1 or more of the "workers" and logically join them to be one "customer" as such.  Then calculate based on worker stats and provide a chart/report?    We have all the individual data for each worker already, no?

Thx, H

I am so psyched that I found this - it is so very cool!!  I came across this today strictly by accident and very excited to install/work on it this week.
This is perfect for me- I'm mining primarily eth with nanopool and phoenix miner (latest version of phoenix).

I like your latest dashboard regarding profitability... one question, can you provide profitability per rig?   and overall?

In one case, I have one rig owned by one person, and a second one owned by a different person, and two rigs owned by a third person.
Different rig names, but same pool (nanopool).

Ideally, I'd like to generate a report for each based on their rig's performance and profitability.
Including electricity usage and pool performance.

For this example here is the nanopool output for these 4 rigs.
https://eth.nanopool.org/account/0x83a866fb17839931d267bb6868ff7131b9a3f76b

Thanks for your hard work thus far!!!!!

Loving Phoenix - 3 rigs, combination of XFX RX570's and RX580's.   Definitely more stable than claymore with fine tuning.

Question regarding -fanmin and -fanmax?

I used to run and set everything with Afterburner and claymore, including manual fan setting.
I set everything on one rig using Afterburner to 65% fan
Then, I stopped afternburner, started up Phoenix with command line addition of "-fanmin 75."
The speed still stays at 65 on all cards in the rig
Any thoughts?

DEVFEE and open source:

Also, any thoughts about making this public domain open source?
I would think that even at 0.65%, your Devfee should have more than paid for itself at this point.
How long do you want to keep it private and collect fee?

If it were me, I'd make it open source, make -devfee an option, and if we love it, have no problem setting a fee.   Certainly, I'd pay the fee (especially if I can control it)
Seems like if it were open source, people would be happier to compile it, and trust it as trustworthy.
It would help with adoption of the Phoenix Miner for the masses.