Topic: [ANN] [ARO] | Arionum | CPU+GPU+Masternode | PHP Based |Decentralized Revolution - page 55. (Read 71563 times)

LMFAO, I think it tried much more than 5 times to connect 

I am using a Ryzen 1600 on Windows 10 and I am getting much better performance on cryptogone's C++ miner vs. the Java miner. I'm using only 8 of 12 threads. I'm using the avx2 version.

Nice. This is faster on Intel CPU's than Java miner. Not so on Ryzen.

Could it be more optimized for Ryzen architecture?

ANNOUNCEMENT
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We would like to announce the launch of the Arionum Wallet for Android.

It's available in google play store at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=arionum.net.cubedpixels !

The Android wallet was developed entirely by @cuby - https://cubedpixels.net !

Source code: https://github.com/CuteCubed/Arionum-Wallet-Android

Yes, there is a C++ miner available here : https://bitbucket.org/cryptogone/ariocppminer/

Happy mining !

Windows Light Vallet returns an error:

How to deal with this? How can I live with this now?

It all depends on the amount of threads you are using and your memory bandwidth quite a lot, I know of people that have used 24 threads and gotten speeds of around 25 h/s, even more with 32 threads but temp was a little higher.

Hope this helps

Hello I am using ArioCppMiner from Cryptogone and getting 18 h/s on ryzen 1700 and 4 on g4560 is this normal or extremely low?

Yes, everything will be back to normal shortly, including the deadline.


LE: Everything is back to normal! Happy mining!

Good to know!
Will the Deadline stay at 50,000 or will it go back to 350,000?
Also, Block Height seems off, it went backwards and is now 6 blocks behind the block explorer and aronium.rocks?!?

Very nice. Seems reliable.

We're working on it! Had to upgrade aropool's hw.

Not sure. aropool also randomly drops submitted & confirmed nonces.

I guess the devs spend most of their time on discord?  Do you have an invite to get on there?

So then is there a fork or is it just a problem with the website updating?

The solution for botnets and for data centers mining CPU coins is to make the miners stake in order to mine coin.  Staking based on a metric like Hash per Second gives the coin intrinsic value: The coin becomes worth a fraction of metric with the hardware.  For example, if it was required to stake 20 ARO per hash, ARO then becomes worth 1/20 of a hash combined with hardware.  So then you need to have currency to get more currency.  Then as the network grows, the aggregate amount of coin staked also grows, which grows the amount of coins 'locked up' from being sold.  Miners then have a reason to hold the currency and are more reluctant to dump coin when prices go up.  This leads to higher, more stable prices instead of dumps.

We have done this with another CPU coin called Biblepay.  We mine by doing protein folding calculations for Rosetta@Home.  This gives us a metric for reward called Recent Average Credit (RAC).  We enforce a stake to mine of 20 BBP per RAC, so each BBP is worth 1/20 RAC combined with hardware.  If you don't stake, you don't get reward.  If you stake less, you get a percentage of reward based on the amount staked.  We are also a masternode coin so masternodes combined with staking has given us a lock up of 55-70% of total coin supply.  Our prices are now stable to consistently increasing.  It's a winner for us.  

Otherwise all CPU coins will eventually become susceptible to botnets and data centers who don't care about the coin but only about whatever "free" money they can manage to get.

https://arionum.info/ Running 1 block behind atm

Is there a main block explorer?  I'm in aropool.com and my miners match up with the block shown on aropool.

Not just that, different pools seem to work on different blocks. Looks like a major network issue.

This just happened to me too.