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Re: BipCoin, CryptoNote with Fast, Solid Transactions + profitable to mine
Glad to see you act so fast but really all the fuss for 9 active miners contributing less than 1KH/s hash, finding 1 block a day of 8 coins seems a bit over kill.
Most of the pools are dead. Rented hash attack did more damage to cryptonight coins that the so called bug.
Most of the pools are dead. Rented hash attack did more damage to cryptonight coins that the so called bug.
346.66 KH/sec total network now and for a long time.
My theory is it's an attack from a government or rival coin. I think they're spending way more money on rented hash, for a long time, then they stand to make from coin. I think XCI has the same issue.
Is it possible that is why the price went down ? At one stage it was 1500 satoshi per bip. It is still profitable to mine and a good coin. One of the better coins for sure. Also you around most of the time I appreciate that.please keep it up.
seemed to go back down when DotBip was cancelled.
Re: BipCoin, CryptoNote with Fast, Solid Transactions + profitable to mine
New miner for nvidia cards. I got a decent hashrate bump on my GTX 950. https://github.com/xmrMiner
does it support changing settings for individual cards, if so, how would i translate this 2 card setup into the new miner:
Code:
ccminer-cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://dal-1.xmrpool.net:7779 -u walletaddress -p 600s -l 8x56,8x48 -d 0,1
Re: BipCoin, CryptoNote with Fast, Solid Transactions + profitable to mine
When you run the purse GUI for Vindows-
Wallet does not start displays a message -- "wallet already running"
What could it be?
Wallet does not start displays a message -- "wallet already running"
What could it be?
What is "purse GUI"?
are you running the GUI and the CLI at the same time?
I'm guessing it's translated, and meant to say wallet instead of purse.
Re: BipCoin, CryptoNote with Fast, Solid Transactions. + plans for distributed DNS
i mined on that pool a couple days ago, it's legit. bipcoin protocol locks payments for 60 blocks before they can be spent/sent. it will pay out.
Claymore can you mod the cryptonote miner so that it will mine Bipcoin https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1720595.40
9.7 works for Bipcoin
Code:
NsGpuCNMiner.exe -o stratum+tcp://bip.ms-pool.net.ua:5555 -u YOUR_WALLET_ADDRESS -p -x -dbg -1 -allpools 1
What the hash rate on 380x?
i'm getting around 575 h/s on 380x no OC
Re: BipCoin, CryptoNote with Fast, Solid Transactions. + plans for distributed DNS
I added another RX 470 to one of my miner rigs. Has anybody done testing on hashcount or algorithm settings with the newest Claymore? specifically the
Code:
-a
and Code:
-h
valuesRe: BipCoin, CryptoNote with Fast, Solid Transactions. + plans for distributed DNS
Yam is better for CPU mining if you run it as root in linux or administrator in windows.. Since now it gives you 20% more hashing power.
does this also work running the command with sudo?
Hey dudes. I heard about this coin on the Crypto Show, and decided to try mining for the first time.
Just wondering if anyone knows how often the bip.cryptonotepool.com pool pays out? I haven't received a payment in the 12+ hours I've been mining. Also haven't received my withdrawal from Cryptopia after about 12 hours.. just hoping there's not something wrong with my address.
https://i.imgsafe.org/d92b619318.jpg
Just wondering if anyone knows how often the bip.cryptonotepool.com pool pays out? I haven't received a payment in the 12+ hours I've been mining. Also haven't received my withdrawal from Cryptopia after about 12 hours.. just hoping there's not something wrong with my address.
https://i.imgsafe.org/d92b619318.jpg
It pays out every 10 minutes, but not until you've mined at least 5 BIP. You're mining at a fairly low hashrate, so it might take some time. If you want more frequent payouts, try the democats pool.
Coolio, thanks for the reply.
Yeah I'm just using yam generic on Linux right now. I haven't figured out quite how to tweak it to use more threads / CPU, but I only had an hour or so to play around with it before I had to go to bed then to work. Also having a fun time trying to get NVIDIA CUDA drivers installed so that I can try GPU mining with ccminer. I refuse to use Windows in my home and this is one of those times where I think I'm making it hard on myself
Edit: Or I guess it may have something to do with the port number I chose (the one for low end hardware).. I'll update that when I get off work and see if my hashrate increases.
Edit2: Just because I know you all were waiting on the edge of your seats, I downloaded minerd and compiled it from source and now I'm getting 2x what I was using yam..
Code:
-t X
to the terminal command, where X is the number of threads you want to use