[ANN] [CPU mining] Yenten v2.0.1 [YTN] [YescryptR16] [Exchange avilable] - page 190.

hankrules

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Quote from: cyberspacemonkey on November 03, 2017, 10:49:24 PM

Quote from: esprit577 on November 03, 2017, 10:15:49 PM

Quote from: jbmustaq on November 02, 2017, 08:26:42 AM

Quote from: ir.hn on November 02, 2017, 05:55:44 AM

Nice the dude who took over 70% of the hashrate is gone! I have an idea in the future on a cpu coin limiting the max hashrate of the network. Does a network even really need over say 200khash to work? We could make a coin that stops giving rewards if the hashrate gets over 200khash. Small independent miners who are spending pennies a day mining in electricity would be able to keep mining wheras big assholes and pools wouldn't be able to survive mining it...power to the little people.

I think that was a botnet as it was showing around 2000 miners and now it's just 200 so definitely it was botnet

Yup you are to the point. It really feels bad when you have little hash and people come with contract like nicehash and make sure to create hell for small miners.

For mining with CPU, a botnet is easy to implement, some hackers by controlling the personal computer, in the early stages of the hash, this kind of behavior is deadly, it left now, we are very happy.

Nobody is going to want to mine this coin like this, unless you make the bot or buy it. That's the problem with most coins that are good to mine with CPU.

Same could be said for coins that are mined by GPU or ASIC farms.

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Quote from: esprit577 on November 03, 2017, 10:15:49 PM

Quote from: jbmustaq on November 02, 2017, 08:26:42 AM

Quote from: ir.hn on November 02, 2017, 05:55:44 AM

Nice the dude who took over 70% of the hashrate is gone! I have an idea in the future on a cpu coin limiting the max hashrate of the network. Does a network even really need over say 200khash to work? We could make a coin that stops giving rewards if the hashrate gets over 200khash. Small independent miners who are spending pennies a day mining in electricity would be able to keep mining wheras big assholes and pools wouldn't be able to survive mining it...power to the little people.

I think that was a botnet as it was showing around 2000 miners and now it's just 200 so definitely it was botnet

Yup you are to the point. It really feels bad when you have little hash and people come with contract like nicehash and make sure to create hell for small miners.

For mining with CPU, a botnet is easy to implement, some hackers by controlling the personal computer, in the early stages of the hash, this kind of behavior is deadly, it left now, we are very happy.

Nobody is going to want to mine this coin like this, unless you make the bot or buy it. That's the problem with most coins that are good to mine with CPU.

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Quote from: jbmustaq on November 02, 2017, 08:26:42 AM

Quote from: ir.hn on November 02, 2017, 05:55:44 AM

Nice the dude who took over 70% of the hashrate is gone! I have an idea in the future on a cpu coin limiting the max hashrate of the network. Does a network even really need over say 200khash to work? We could make a coin that stops giving rewards if the hashrate gets over 200khash. Small independent miners who are spending pennies a day mining in electricity would be able to keep mining wheras big assholes and pools wouldn't be able to survive mining it...power to the little people.

I think that was a botnet as it was showing around 2000 miners and now it's just 200 so definitely it was botnet

Yup you are to the point. It really feels bad when you have little hash and people come with contract like nicehash and make sure to create hell for small miners.

For mining with CPU, a botnet is easy to implement, some hackers by controlling the personal computer, in the early stages of the hash, this kind of behavior is deadly, it left now, we are very happy.

cryptonomicon25

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Price is increasing again, is the dump over?

oldcoinguru

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Yenten
Yenten is a simple card game for 2 players, where the goal is to make a hand that totals 10.

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Quote from: cryptonomicon25 on November 03, 2017, 10:37:13 AM

Quote from: minerja on November 03, 2017, 07:27:47 AM

Quote from: paulthetafy on November 02, 2017, 04:14:12 PM

Quote from: jbmustaq on November 02, 2017, 08:26:42 AM

Quote from: ir.hn on November 02, 2017, 05:55:44 AM

Nice the dude who took over 70% of the hashrate is gone! I have an idea in the future on a cpu coin limiting the max hashrate of the network. Does a network even really need over say 200khash to work? We could make a coin that stops giving rewards if the hashrate gets over 200khash. Small independent miners who are spending pennies a day mining in electricity would be able to keep mining wheras big assholes and pools wouldn't be able to survive mining it...power to the little people.

I think that was a botnet as it was showing around 2000 miners and now it's just 200 so definitely it was botnet

Yup you are to the point. It really feels bad when you have little hash and people come with contract like nicehash and make sure to create hell for small miners.

It wasn't a botnet and it wasn't 2000 miners, it was 1000 ( they were mine). The pool just disconnects them so often that it gets the count wrong. I also crashed the pool frequently with only 1000 machines, which is pretty bad. If the author wants to make his source public, I'll host an additional pool myself to take load away (I host other pools)

Wow, so you personally own over 1000 computers? OOr do you mean you work for a company which has 1000 computers?
is there really any point in anyone making a cpu only coin if this is the case.
How can "normal" miner possibly compete?

Are they all PC's or phone, or raspberry pi's? I'm intrigued.
J

I think the pool operator said they were all Amazon AWS.

Yup no secrets here, I use AWS. I have great instance limits. I pay for it and mine using it when something is profitable. Anyone with a credit card can sign up for AWS and do the same with a little learning (or google-fu, it's not hard).

paymentsvenomed

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is the quantity of tokens limited?

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Quote from: paulthetafy on November 02, 2017, 04:14:12 PM

It wasn't a botnet and it wasn't 2000 miners, it was 1000 ( they were mine). The pool just disconnects them so often that it gets the count wrong. I also crashed the pool frequently with only 1000 machines, which is pretty bad. If the author wants to make his source public, I'll host an additional pool myself to take load away (I host other pools)

You should use a proxy and pool admin should limit the number of workers with the same address.

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Quote from: JC1DA on November 03, 2017, 01:03:49 PM

Quote from: conan-equal-newone on November 03, 2017, 11:48:15 AM

finally i could compile win32 binary.
i uploaded to release page.

Great job, Conan. BTW, do you have any "other" roadmap for this coin? Better exchanges (coinexchange, cryptopia), usages?

if anyone want to list new coin on cryptopia, he must pay 5000000DOT.
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Paytopia
5000000DOT = 5BTC = over4000000YEN(not YTN Grin

)
only real used cryptcurrency, ico-scam coin, or richman can do.

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Quote from: conan-equal-newone on November 03, 2017, 11:48:15 AM

finally i could compile win32 binary.
i uploaded to release page.

Great job, Conan. BTW, do you have any "other" roadmap for this coin? Better exchanges (coinexchange, cryptopia), usages?

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XDNA - Most innovative cryptocurrency in 2018

Quote from: crazyer1976 on November 03, 2017, 02:00:43 AM

[2017-11-03 09:42:52] stratum_reco_line failed
[2017-11-03 09:42:52] Stratum connection interrupted
[2017-11-03 09:42:52] thread 0: 6448 hashes, 0.21 khash/s
[2017-11-03 09:42:54] Stratum requested work restart
[2017-11-03 09:43:21] Stratum requested work restart
[2017-11-03 09:43:21] thread 0: 5573 hashes, 0.21 khash/s
[2017-11-03 09:43:51] stratum_reco_line failed
[2017-11-03 09:43:51] Stratum connection interrupted
[2017-11-03 09:43:51] thread 0: 6256 hashes, 0.21 khash/s
[2017-11-03 09:43:52] Stratum requested work restart
[2017-11-03 09:44:22] stratum_reco_line failed
[2017-11-03 09:44:22] Stratum connection interrupted
[2017-11-03 09:44:22] thread 0: 6029 hashes, 0.20 khash/s
[2017-11-03 09:44:22] Stratum requested work restart
[2017-11-03 09:44:25] Stratum requested work restart
[2017-11-03 09:44:25] thread 0: 435 hashes, 0.20 khash/s
[2017-11-03 09:44:55] stratum_reco_line failed
[2017-11-03 09:44:55] Stratum connection interrupted
[2017-11-03 09:44:55] thread 0: 6300 hashes, 0.21 khash/s
[2017-11-03 09:44:55] Stratum requested work restart
[2017-11-03 09:45:19] Stratum requested work restart [2017-11-03

i7-4770k, win8.1/64
minerd.exe -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://pool.bilbotel.fr:6234 -u YTYwDya2Rhn9SiaMyFmYvkCCiL45wFhZ3E -p c=YTN,stats
I think something went wrong...

i have same problem like you it problem from us or from pool?

conan-equal-newone

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finally i could compile win32 binary.
i uploaded to release page.

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Quote from: andronikos on November 03, 2017, 07:18:33 AM

Quote from: cryptonomicon25 on November 02, 2017, 11:08:27 PM

Quote from: grendel25 on November 02, 2017, 10:53:11 PM

Glad to see another CPU coin. Fun stuff for us nerds on the computer. Good luck with this project and I hope we see 1 yen < 1 yenten very soon!

It traded at about 6 yen a few days ago, It's way ahead of schedule!

Actually what I thind the Dev's mean with 1 yen < 1 yenten is 1Yenten=10Yen

Actuall i think yenten means “money from heaven” or something like that, so not ten in the sense that we know. it was mentioned earlier that yenten is named after, or based on, a ponzi scheme propogatdd by a chinese businessman in the late 2000s that promised to make the world a better place and fix global warming etc

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Quote from: minerja on November 03, 2017, 07:27:47 AM

Quote from: paulthetafy on November 02, 2017, 04:14:12 PM

Quote from: jbmustaq on November 02, 2017, 08:26:42 AM

Quote from: ir.hn on November 02, 2017, 05:55:44 AM

Nice the dude who took over 70% of the hashrate is gone! I have an idea in the future on a cpu coin limiting the max hashrate of the network. Does a network even really need over say 200khash to work? We could make a coin that stops giving rewards if the hashrate gets over 200khash. Small independent miners who are spending pennies a day mining in electricity would be able to keep mining wheras big assholes and pools wouldn't be able to survive mining it...power to the little people.

I think that was a botnet as it was showing around 2000 miners and now it's just 200 so definitely it was botnet

Yup you are to the point. It really feels bad when you have little hash and people come with contract like nicehash and make sure to create hell for small miners.

It wasn't a botnet and it wasn't 2000 miners, it was 1000 ( they were mine). The pool just disconnects them so often that it gets the count wrong. I also crashed the pool frequently with only 1000 machines, which is pretty bad. If the author wants to make his source public, I'll host an additional pool myself to take load away (I host other pools)

Wow, so you personally own over 1000 computers? OOr do you mean you work for a company which has 1000 computers?
is there really any point in anyone making a cpu only coin if this is the case.
How can "normal" miner possibly compete?

Are they all PC's or phone, or raspberry pi's? I'm intrigued.
J

I think the pool operator said they were all Amazon AWS.

emr00ster

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Quote from: ir.hn on November 03, 2017, 08:34:17 AM

Quote from: seasonw on November 03, 2017, 07:30:37 AM

Quote from: emr00ster on October 30, 2017, 10:40:34 AM

No premine is really interesting. Following your project Wink

Honestly, I don't see how "no premine" is great... So, dev create the coin for free, list to exchanger and pay the fee for all miners? Then I will see no future of the coin... I don't mean Yenten here, but I hope dev have some methods to earn the coins, or else who want to develop a coin for others...

I don't think that you understand how decentralized cryptocurrency works. As soon as you release it, you no longer have control over it. You can't just develop it unless you maintain over a 51% stake so you can fork it at will. As soon as it is released it is out of your hands. Anyone with a premine is a fraud as they can't guarantee any development besides superficial things like marketing and wallets, which anyone can make and people can have bounties. What is much more likely for a premine is they just want to pump and dump the coin and make tons of money. No premine shows that the person is doing it for the people.

If you want a centralized coin that is controlled by the company that makes it and they distribute the coins how they see fit, then that is a whole separate thing. It is called a centralized digital currency.

Great explanation. Too much coins were born with the sole purpose of being dumped. To me (and i'm not alone), no premine is good.

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Consensus is Constitution

Quote from: minerja on November 03, 2017, 07:27:47 AM

Quote from: paulthetafy on November 02, 2017, 04:14:12 PM

Quote from: jbmustaq on November 02, 2017, 08:26:42 AM

Quote from: ir.hn on November 02, 2017, 05:55:44 AM

Nice the dude who took over 70% of the hashrate is gone! I have an idea in the future on a cpu coin limiting the max hashrate of the network. Does a network even really need over say 200khash to work? We could make a coin that stops giving rewards if the hashrate gets over 200khash. Small independent miners who are spending pennies a day mining in electricity would be able to keep mining wheras big assholes and pools wouldn't be able to survive mining it...power to the little people.

I think that was a botnet as it was showing around 2000 miners and now it's just 200 so definitely it was botnet

Yup you are to the point. It really feels bad when you have little hash and people come with contract like nicehash and make sure to create hell for small miners.

It wasn't a botnet and it wasn't 2000 miners, it was 1000 ( they were mine). The pool just disconnects them so often that it gets the count wrong. I also crashed the pool frequently with only 1000 machines, which is pretty bad. If the author wants to make his source public, I'll host an additional pool myself to take load away (I host other pools)

Wow, so you personally own over 1000 computers? OOr do you mean you work for a company which has 1000 computers?
is there really any point in anyone making a cpu only coin if this is the case.
How can "normal" miner possibly compete?

Are they all PC's or phone, or raspberry pi's? I'm intrigued.
J

If it was 1000 it was on average around .3khash which is about what an I3-I5 gets, so they would have to be all PC's. He could be using something like nicehash where he has a hash contract.

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Quote from: ir.hn on November 03, 2017, 08:34:17 AM

Quote from: seasonw on November 03, 2017, 07:30:37 AM

Quote from: emr00ster on October 30, 2017, 10:40:34 AM

No premine is really interesting. Following your project Wink

Honestly, I don't see how "no premine" is great... So, dev create the coin for free, list to exchanger and pay the fee for all miners? Then I will see no future of the coin... I don't mean Yenten here, but I hope dev have some methods to earn the coins, or else who want to develop a coin for others...

I don't think that you understand how decentralized cryptocurrency works. As soon as you release it, you no longer have control over it. You can't just develop it unless you maintain over a 51% stake so you can fork it at will. As soon as it is released it is out of your hands. That's why bounties exist for development. Anyone with a premine is a fraud as they can't guarantee any development besides superficial things like marketing.

If you want a centralized coin that is controlled by the company that makes it and they distribute the coins how they see fit, then that is a whole separate thing. It is called a centralized digital currency.

Correct. This is the reason I like this coin.

ir.hn

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Consensus is Constitution

Quote from: seasonw on November 03, 2017, 07:30:37 AM

Quote from: emr00ster on October 30, 2017, 10:40:34 AM

No premine is really interesting. Following your project Wink

Honestly, I don't see how "no premine" is great... So, dev create the coin for free, list to exchanger and pay the fee for all miners? Then I will see no future of the coin... I don't mean Yenten here, but I hope dev have some methods to earn the coins, or else who want to develop a coin for others...

I don't think that you understand how decentralized cryptocurrency works. As soon as you release it, you no longer have control over it. You can't just develop it unless you maintain over a 51% stake so you can fork it at will. As soon as it is released it is out of your hands. Anyone with a premine is a fraud as they can't guarantee any development besides superficial things like marketing and wallets, which anyone can make and people can have bounties. What is much more likely for a premine is they just want to pump and dump the coin and make tons of money. No premine shows that the person is doing it for the people.

If you want a centralized coin that is controlled by the company that makes it and they distribute the coins how they see fit, then that is a whole separate thing. It is called a centralized digital currency.

seasonw

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Quote from: emr00ster on October 30, 2017, 10:40:34 AM

No premine is really interesting. Following your project Wink

Honestly, I don't see how "no premine" is great... So, dev create the coin for free, list to exchanger and pay the fee for all miners? Then I will see no future of the coin... I don't mean Yenten here, but I hope dev have some methods to earn the coins, or else who want to develop a coin for others...

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Quote from: paulthetafy on November 02, 2017, 04:14:12 PM

Quote from: jbmustaq on November 02, 2017, 08:26:42 AM

Quote from: ir.hn on November 02, 2017, 05:55:44 AM

Nice the dude who took over 70% of the hashrate is gone! I have an idea in the future on a cpu coin limiting the max hashrate of the network. Does a network even really need over say 200khash to work? We could make a coin that stops giving rewards if the hashrate gets over 200khash. Small independent miners who are spending pennies a day mining in electricity would be able to keep mining wheras big assholes and pools wouldn't be able to survive mining it...power to the little people.

I think that was a botnet as it was showing around 2000 miners and now it's just 200 so definitely it was botnet

Yup you are to the point. It really feels bad when you have little hash and people come with contract like nicehash and make sure to create hell for small miners.

It wasn't a botnet and it wasn't 2000 miners, it was 1000 ( they were mine). The pool just disconnects them so often that it gets the count wrong. I also crashed the pool frequently with only 1000 machines, which is pretty bad. If the author wants to make his source public, I'll host an additional pool myself to take load away (I host other pools)

Wow, so you personally own over 1000 computers? OOr do you mean you work for a company which has 1000 computers?
is there really any point in anyone making a cpu only coin if this is the case.
How can "normal" miner possibly compete?

Are they all PC's or phone, or raspberry pi's? I'm intrigued.
J

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