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Topic: [AIA][CPU MINER] Mining on CPU + Airdrop (Read 1021 times)

newbie
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November 16, 2023, 08:11:42 PM
#37
Hi, aia-windows-amd64.exe not downloaded from magnet, please help.
newbie
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October 31, 2023, 07:30:08 AM
#36
AIA/USDT https://www.xt.com/ru/trade/aia_usdt

Will the second stage also be on the CPU? And can you tell me the approximate start time of the second stage?

Yes, on CPU and high network usage. Near the end of November.
newbie
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October 27, 2023, 04:58:32 AM
#35
Completion of the mining stage. After the balance is distributed, the reward will be disabled.
Preparations for the next stage of mining are underway.

We are starting a competition to test the reliability of the system. Prize fund 10,000 USDT.

ebf31223d568e634f6b81cf4ad87a5ffcc4d3a534c3a0ab4feaae7964ad97000 0x5B98955F6BF9ce268b1eE7785D552549e8139eFC
ebf31223d568e634f6b81cf4ad87a5ffcc4d3a534c3a0ab4feaae7964ad97001 0xa680F4b65D04f399C88Ca64373dA7CD0295072e5
ebf31223d568e634f6b81cf4ad87a5ffcc4d3a534c3a0ab4feaae7964ad97002 0xe6d5Ac40063933d706aF0b2aa15FEe53718cCFBB
ebf31223d568e634f6b81cf4ad87a5ffcc4d3a534c3a0ab4feaae7964ad97003 0xC89dBeaBce864D930a65157bA8aAbB34497c20f8
ebf31223d568e634f6b81cf4ad87a5ffcc4d3a534c3a0ab4feaae7964ad97004 0x166015083943d9AeE6f75c58570Bf1101F731F12
ebf31223d568e634f6b81cf4ad87a5ffcc4d3a534c3a0ab4feaae7964ad97005 0xdA34d5023604EB72Aae4EBAC0624b819F66cFC82
ebf31223d568e634f6b81cf4ad87a5ffcc4d3a534c3a0ab4feaae7964ad97006 0xB46b21E4299654fA747d8Ad08B87Fd138aB20f06

All funds withdrawn from these addresses will be your reward.

Will the second stage also be on the CPU? And can you tell me the approximate start time of the second stage?
newbie
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October 23, 2023, 06:45:57 AM
#34
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newbie
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newbie
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October 14, 2023, 02:08:26 AM
#31

Request timeout after solving captcha, can't get e-mail code


It is advisable to use international mail services gmail.com.
For KYC and logging into the SGP Exchange, it is advisable to use TCtool.

If it doesn't work, ask in groups:
https://t.me/aiachainorg
https://t.me/yohoAIAChinese


This error I got exactly with gmail address...
newbie
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October 13, 2023, 05:47:52 PM
#30

Request timeout after solving captcha, can't get e-mail code


It is advisable to use international mail services gmail.com.
For KYC and logging into the SGP Exchange, it is advisable to use TCtool.

If it doesn't work, ask in groups:
https://t.me/aiachainorg
https://t.me/yohoAIAChinese
newbie
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October 13, 2023, 03:13:37 PM
#29

Request timeout after solving captcha, can't get e-mail code
newbie
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newbie
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October 13, 2023, 02:24:29 PM
#27
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Seems down: DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
newbie
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October 13, 2023, 05:58:13 AM
#26
Good day. Where would I be able to find some instructions on how to use the miner through HIVEOS. Thank you in advance.

At the alpha testing stage, integration with other systems is not provided.
The team is currently developing a new miner with less RAM consumption.
newbie
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October 12, 2023, 03:41:50 PM
#25
Good day. Where would I be able to find some instructions on how to use the miner through HIVEOS. Thank you in advance.
newbie
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October 12, 2023, 09:26:19 AM
#24
Airdrop https://aiachain.medium.com/introduction-to-the-aia-token-airdrop-f4ae9862eec1

AIA tokens will soon be available on the world’s top 30 cryptocurrency exchange platforms, so stay tuned! Don’t miss this great opportunity to become part of the AIAChain ecosystem!
legendary
Activity: 1610
Merit: 1026
October 07, 2023, 11:47:59 AM
#23
https://aiascan.com/address/0x4545A3a471B5c434a8572ed02f3bb3590b884977/transactions
AIA is being sent from this address (https://aiascan.com/address/0x4545A3a471B5c434a8572ed02f3bb3590b884977/transactions).
but I don't see that the wallet has a claimed volume of 10,000,000 AIA.
The whole story looks like a scam. If I'm wrong, please correct me !?

IMHO:
Having read a little more about the goals of the AIA project and analyzed the information we have, I can say the following: no, I do not think that this is fraud. Now I’ll try to explain why I think so.
1. The specified distribution pool of 10,000,000 tokens may correspond to reality. However, the initial amount at the address from which the reward was sent was 50,000 tokens. I believe that this is only part of the reward pool which will be replenished as it is used up. Because the address from which it came is “working” and belongs to the developer.
2. One of the goals of the AIA project is “quote from the official website: Decentralized AI arithmetic sharing platform is a platform where any user can become a requestor, modeler, and arithmetic provider for AI usage scenarios, with the goal of building the world's largest shared AI arithmetic pool." That is, we do not mine AIA in the classical sense of mining, we are testing the arithmetic operations module for further use with AI. At its core, an outsourced testnet called mining.
Video cards are better optimized for AI computing, and here is a miner for multi-core processors with a large amount of memory. And I think that AI calculations for a home miner is a new trend that will end very quickly, because this requires other expensive equipment, high-speed Internet and trouble-free operation 24/7.
sr. member
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October 07, 2023, 02:34:29 AM
#22
https://aiascan.com/address/0x4545A3a471B5c434a8572ed02f3bb3590b884977/transactions
AIA is being sent from this address (https://aiascan.com/address/0x4545A3a471B5c434a8572ed02f3bb3590b884977/transactions).
but I don't see that the wallet has a claimed volume of 10,000,000 AIA.
The whole story looks like a scam. If I'm wrong, please correct me !?

IMHO:
Having read a little more about the goals of the AIA project and analyzed the information we have, I can say the following: no, I do not think that this is fraud. Now I’ll try to explain why I think so.
1. The specified distribution pool of 10,000,000 tokens may correspond to reality. However, the initial amount at the address from which the reward was sent was 50,000 tokens. I believe that this is only part of the reward pool which will be replenished as it is used up. Because the address from which it came is “working” and belongs to the developer.
2. One of the goals of the AIA project is “quote from the official website: Decentralized AI arithmetic sharing platform is a platform where any user can become a requestor, modeler, and arithmetic provider for AI usage scenarios, with the goal of building the world's largest shared AI arithmetic pool." That is, we do not mine AIA in the classical sense of mining, we are testing the arithmetic operations module for further use with AI. At its core, an outsourced testnet called mining.
newbie
Activity: 5
Merit: 0
October 06, 2023, 07:08:31 PM
#21
https://aiascan.com/address/0x4545A3a471B5c434a8572ed02f3bb3590b884977/transactions
AIA is being sent from this address (https://aiascan.com/address/0x4545A3a471B5c434a8572ed02f3bb3590b884977/transactions).
but I don't see that the wallet has a claimed volume of 10,000,000 AIA.
The whole story looks like a scam. If I'm wrong, please correct me !?
legendary
Activity: 1610
Merit: 1026
October 06, 2023, 11:28:52 AM
#20
I have seen coins that at first only had CPU mining, but then miners for video cards appeared. But video cards do not have a lot of memory, and basically most video card models have up to 8 GB of memory. If you can make mining accessible with less memory, then why are there such requirements for CPU mining now?
Until we know what exactly the algorithm calculates (a certain vector and intersections - what and with what?), we can only make assumptions. Perhaps, when switching to GPU mining, the algorithm will change and conditional calculations will be performed only for part of the coordinates (forming a DAG file similar to ETH) and the set of coordinates will change from epoch to epoch. Perhaps the requirement for video memory will also be large, similar to the requirement for RAM, and data center GPUs will be required for calculations (for example, Radeon Pro/Instinct or Nvidia H/L series). Or maybe the subject of the calculation itself, the calculation formula, will change radically.
Any coin must have adequate mining requirements. If there is no profit from mining, then no one will use video cards with a large amount of memory for mining. Video cards 3090 and 4090 have 24 gigabytes of video memory, but their owners will mine more profitable coins.
Yes, in my reasoning I did not take into account the costs of mining at all. I proceeded only from theoretical relationships between the volumes of RAM and VRAM when changing the algorithm and moving from CPU to VGA mining. Without a benchmark, it is difficult to say how profitable such mining will be.
According to aiascan, the cost of 1 AIA is $0.00126, average block time 3 seconds, the number of tokens on the top20 addresses is huge (for example, one address, when converted into $, has $500K), the premine is also huge. Strange coin.
I think this coin is not for mining. Miners will be given a few coins, as was the case with the TON coin, and then mining will end. But since it is now very difficult to determine the profit and prospects of buying a processor and a large amount of memory, I will wait for mining on video cards. But it may not exist. Coins will be distributed earlier.
sr. member
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October 06, 2023, 11:15:03 AM
#19
I have seen coins that at first only had CPU mining, but then miners for video cards appeared. But video cards do not have a lot of memory, and basically most video card models have up to 8 GB of memory. If you can make mining accessible with less memory, then why are there such requirements for CPU mining now?
Until we know what exactly the algorithm calculates (a certain vector and intersections - what and with what?), we can only make assumptions. Perhaps, when switching to GPU mining, the algorithm will change and conditional calculations will be performed only for part of the coordinates (forming a DAG file similar to ETH) and the set of coordinates will change from epoch to epoch. Perhaps the requirement for video memory will also be large, similar to the requirement for RAM, and data center GPUs will be required for calculations (for example, Radeon Pro/Instinct or Nvidia H/L series). Or maybe the subject of the calculation itself, the calculation formula, will change radically.
Any coin must have adequate mining requirements. If there is no profit from mining, then no one will use video cards with a large amount of memory for mining. Video cards 3090 and 4090 have 24 gigabytes of video memory, but their owners will mine more profitable coins.
Yes, in my reasoning I did not take into account the costs of mining at all. I proceeded only from theoretical relationships between the volumes of RAM and VRAM when changing the algorithm and moving from CPU to VGA mining. Without a benchmark, it is difficult to say how profitable such mining will be.
According to aiascan, the cost of 1 AIA is $0.00126, average block time 3 seconds, the number of tokens on the top20 addresses is huge (for example, one address, when converted into $, has $500K), the premine is also huge. Strange coin.
legendary
Activity: 1610
Merit: 1026
October 05, 2023, 11:02:36 AM
#18
I have seen coins that at first only had CPU mining, but then miners for video cards appeared. But video cards do not have a lot of memory, and basically most video card models have up to 8 GB of memory. If you can make mining accessible with less memory, then why are there such requirements for CPU mining now?
Until we know what exactly the algorithm calculates (a certain vector and intersections - what and with what?), we can only make assumptions. Perhaps, when switching to GPU mining, the algorithm will change and conditional calculations will be performed only for part of the coordinates (forming a DAG file similar to ETH) and the set of coordinates will change from epoch to epoch. Perhaps the requirement for video memory will also be large, similar to the requirement for RAM, and data center GPUs will be required for calculations (for example, Radeon Pro/Instinct or Nvidia H/L series). Or maybe the subject of the calculation itself, the calculation formula, will change radically.
Any coin must have adequate mining requirements. If there is no profit from mining, then no one will use video cards with a large amount of memory for mining. Video cards 3090 and 4090 have 24 gigabytes of video memory, but their owners will mine more profitable coins.
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