Topic: [ANN] [CPU mining] Yenten v2.0.1 [YTN] [YescryptR16] [Exchange avilable] - page 172. (Read 147137 times)

Will someone make some signatures?

Can someone explain me this block operation pls, I need to understand how that work
This code block is from txid : 5b71956ab5fdf1a67b7531b0d868fb761ef3c13f26bebea79425b760271df4af


I need to understand all, so please, be patient with me ^^

Thanks in advance,
Naskel

https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@adjs20/new-altcoin-can-be-mined-with-cpu-easy

Good job. Nice article 

Its a direct URL on the pool, more speed, can handle more connection, less disco, etc, etc, etc  

This is a major upgrade for Yenten users, the node can handle more and more now...

Note: old url work, but not on a "direct" link.

Edit: yes, more coin, more block .. less disconnection...

Have fun

so naskel , are you suggesting to point miners there ?If you suggest we do it  
 is there any benefit ? I mean we get more coins ?

Nice for the node

Bad for the vote, mining yenten to get payment in btc are girlz, yenten is not for girlz  
Mine yenten to get yenten, not to get btc

Yenten is an excellent coin, the arrangements are instant, confirmations come quickly enough. the first within 5-10 seconds, the rest within 30 seconds. Thanks to the developer. I think the coin has a great potential, as fast transactions are ideal for retail. Success to all

Hello the community !

For you all, I added a stronger and faster node :
stratum+tcp://yescryptr16.n-engine.com:6233

And do not forget to vote for payment in bitcoin : Please vote here!

Naskel

and on the exchange someone just spent $500 for 20k coins. 2.5 cents per coin is more than signatum was a couple days ago, more than bitcoinz, more than trezar, and more than BITZENY. I haven't seen a sell wall stay in place for more than 36 hours. idk guys when will someone crater the price to 50 sat? i'm waiting for that 100k sell wall though that's the real test.

In one of the pool I saw 526 Dreamers  mining yenten

oh brother. dev ahould make an effort? you should make an effort to know it takes a day of 10k trading volume to get listed on coincap. sig bounty sig bounty sig bounty and guys we need to get listed on a big exchange too so a bunch of speculators can pump and dump

yeah, so i will become bagholder

Dev should make an effort to be listed on CoinMarketCap. This is a very important step for Yenten.

Lol.. Aha the Amazon guy.. 
It is getting more popular though day by day. So more miners are jumping in

Which means a dump is coming

Network hash is very high..

setting it up is practically free because you can use the free introduction instance to setup your mining instance and disk image. If you want to run any amount of CPUs it costs about $.012 per hour using the spot request. The PokemonGoArena guy on Digital Goods was selling a $50 aws credit for $5 which should give you about 1500 YTN which comes out to 1 YTN = 40 satoshi.

But you can only use certain aws credit "events" once or twice on a single account, so it looks like the more you do this the more it will cost. The BackToCali guy is selling $100 credits for $25, which comes out to 1 ytn = 100 sat. although I think he will discount those codes in a couple days because they aren't selling.

EDIT: i had some hiccups with the PokemonGoArena seller. Nothing major, but i would recommend the BackToCali seller.

EDIT WARNING: There aren’t any credits available at the moment so be careful. The sellers who say they have credits are often scammers so please be careful and don’t get carried away.

here are the steps and i'm happy to go into more detail if you get stuck. I'm new at this so fair warning if this isn't the most efficient or secure way to go about this.

1. Get an AWS account. they asked me for a credit card and a day or two waiting period to be approved.
2. Setup an EC2 instance. You can use one of their "t" instances for free to setup your instance. To learn about the instance types you google "aws instance types". But basically the “c” instances are the ones you want because they are made specifically for computing. I tried the t instances but they are “burst” instances which means they will run your mining at full speed for a couple hours and then they’ll drop down to 10% capacity because you basically use up your “burst” credit. And they also have GPU instances I think.
3. Pick “ubuntu” for your instance and start it up. you don’t want to use windows instances because they costs twice as much per hour. Use putting to connect to your instance. google “connect to AWS using putty” and follow that guide.
4. Update your ubuntu, download the miner, and install it. Here are commands I used:

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libjansson-dev libgmp-dev automake
git clone https://github.com/JayDDee/cpuminer-opt
cd cpuminer-opt
./autogen.sh
CFLAGS="-O3 -march=native -Wall" CXXFLAGS="$CFLAGS -std=gnu++11" ./configure --with-curl
make

6. Then you want your miner to startup when the instance starts up. I used /etc/rc.local where you can list commands to be run when your instance starts up. I used vi and added the following to rc.local:

cd /
cd /home/ubuntu/cpuminer-opt
./cpuminer -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://crypto.n-engine.com:6233 -u -p c=YTN

5. Now you can close the command line, stop the instance and restart it to see if the mining program opens automatically and connects to the pool. Now that this instance is setup, you want to stop it and create a disk image so you can load up many versions of and they’ll all have the mining software and autostart. Google “how to create an aws ami” and follow that guide.
6. And then create your instances using the aws spot request feature: Spot requests > request spot instances > select Request and Maintain, target capacity = 12 and change instances to CPU, Search for AMI and select the AMI you created, select all the “c” instance types, select "lowest price", you can use automatic bidding but I selected a max price of $.012 per CPU. With these settings you’ll probably have 3 instances startup each with 4 CPU for a total of 12 CPU. Once you confirm that they are connecting to the pool successfully, you can edit your request to initialize however many CPUs you want.
7. Lastly, go to the Digital Goods section of this forum and buy AWS credits. There are a lot of scams I think, so be careful, but the users BackToCali and PokemonGoArena are legit.

Doing the bid on spot instances gives you an 80% discount on AWS EC2, and then the AWS credits are going for another 80%-90% discount, so I believe it’s the cheapest way to CPU mine and it comes out to around 60-150 sat per ytn depending on difficulty and how discounted the AWS credits are.

Donate a couple YTN if you get it working just so I know it helped: YmNaNPkC5FkXj7o8LWMbytrQZc5rD1iQAf

EDIT: It’s more spendy, but you can get a lot more hashrate if you choose the bigger “c” type instances. The largest “c” option has 64 virtual CPUs, and each cpu is essentially it’s own very powerful thread. My aws account is limited to 28 of these instances and together they can achieve around 95 kh/s.

shiganai blockexplorer warns the following,

* note : Cause CoinsMarkets is not applicable to get YTN/BTC price, "PRICE" field shows BTC/USDT price.

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