Luxor's GRIN Mining Pool
At Luxor we’ve been following MimbleWimble and Grin in particular for a few months now. We’re very excited to join the Grin community as we share some of its core values: Decentralization & True Privacy.
We want to see this project thrive, that’s why we decided to support this project by creating a high-quality mining pool.
On top of that we set aside a few hours of our team to do some research about Grin and put along a few interesting articles to help the community:
Grin: The First MimbleWimble Implementation
How to start mining GRIN
How to install and run a Grin Node + Wallet
Luxor x BitMesh Withdrawal Guide
We decided to donate to the Core-Devs to continue funding development! We’re thrilled to become Grin’s Friends.
We also developed a mining calculator for C29, C31, and C32: http://grin.luxor.tech/statistics
Looking forward to seeing everyone at our Discord Channel and keep talking about Grin & MimbleWimble.
#HappyHashing
LuxorTechTeam
Topic: [ANN] Grin | PoW Mining | Electronic transactions for all. Community driven. - page 47. (Read 73804 times)
February 02, 2019, 01:37:24 PM
February 02, 2019, 01:19:39 PM
Этo нoвый биткoин,ecли ктo нe пoнял eщe
Hoвыe вoзмoжнocти,чтo дacт биткoинy и дpyгим жизнь кaк бы
Цeнa бyдeт cкopo 100$ a пoтoм и 1000$
This is a new bitcoin, if someone has not understood yet
New features that will give Bitcoin and others life as it were
The price will be soon $ 100 and then $ 1000; D
«Aвaнгapд»
Hoвыe вoзмoжнocти,чтo дacт биткoинy и дpyгим жизнь кaк бы
Цeнa бyдeт cкopo 100$ a пoтoм и 1000$
This is a new bitcoin, if someone has not understood yet
New features that will give Bitcoin and others life as it were
The price will be soon $ 100 and then $ 1000; D
«Aвaнгapд»
February 02, 2019, 01:08:28 PM
Omg the price right now is $5 which is too low compared last 2 days ago I thought that the price will continue to increase but right now the price keeps dropping.
It seems that only early miners already made their profit and keeps selling.
Miners who mine in f2pool I'm sure you are now regretting.
Would not surprise me if this is heading to below $1 in the next few weeks. It's just too much hassel depositing and withdrawing funds. Also inflation is rampant and that can only hurt Grin short term.It seems that only early miners already made their profit and keeps selling.
Miners who mine in f2pool I'm sure you are now regretting.
If me and magaura agree that dont mean that everyone agree. But I am 99% sure I am right. all we need to do is wait a year. In 2-3 years time Grin can be sub 1000 satoshi. And this speculation base solely on emission schedule. Not considering that something goes fundamental wrong with Mimblewimble that is an experimental technology.
February 02, 2019, 12:47:16 PM
had a look
Are talking about listing on new exchanges which is really nice for this coin and this is good sign it has good demand maybe people will get chance to make huge profit if this will keep coming on big exchanges.
February 02, 2019, 12:08:10 PM
Personally, I will stick with Grin coin, rather than the newest two shitty clone coins from Grin.
They don't serve for anything useful in crypto, but Grin coin does.
By now, Grin coin has real usecase in the forum, as one of two available payment gates, beside BTC.
They don't serve for anything useful in crypto, but Grin coin does.
By now, Grin coin has real usecase in the forum, as one of two available payment gates, beside BTC.
February 02, 2019, 09:41:08 AM
I am not speaking of Double spending. Many coins have been exploited by the creation of false coins and caught by the community via the explorer showing an obscene amount of coins directed to a single address. How can we be sure that is not occurring as we speak? This is a glaring issue that requires far too much trust when cryptocurrency is meant to be trustless. This is the exact opposite of the purpose of cryptocurrency.
As for proof I have none, because it is impossible to know, that being the issue. We have to entrust that everyone is playing by the rules, when we know that everyone playing by the rules is very unlikely. This is the Schrodinger's cat of cryptocurrency. Grin is neither exploited or un-exploited because we can not see inside the box, this is virtually us entrusting in the government all over. Funny how things come full circle, eh.
As for proof I have none, because it is impossible to know, that being the issue. We have to entrust that everyone is playing by the rules, when we know that everyone playing by the rules is very unlikely. This is the Schrodinger's cat of cryptocurrency. Grin is neither exploited or un-exploited because we can not see inside the box, this is virtually us entrusting in the government all over. Funny how things come full circle, eh.
Thank you for the detailed answer.
An obscene amount of Grin moving to a single address doesn't mean much though. Could be just a whale swimming.
Other than that, I tend to agree with your view point.
What are you wailing about? Obscene coins lol?? is there a pretext with hidden sexual meaning about these coins' nastyness? Look what that idiot says: Schrodinger's cat of cryptodumbency sits inside the blockchain and scratches its undergrid while uncertainty principle prohibits the existence of malign transaction cause these transactions and coins generated from unknown origins collapse into the possibility of multi-outcome function.
Just because you don't agree doesn't make it any less true. There is always the possibility of an exploit, this is the reason why a public traceable ledger was implemented for bitcoin. Grin requires you to TRUST that it isn't being exploited when the purpose of cryptocurrency is to be trust-less.
February 02, 2019, 09:40:19 AM
I was speaking about an obscene amount of coins being generated by a single address, that would signal an exploit.
OK, likewise, a Bitmain style huge farm, and/or Nicehash style mining (not available yet publicly).
Even early FPGA's.
Both considered, on their conference the other day, Grin team did naturally admit to be mining/supporting their coin.
All this is speculation of course, but I hear ya. As you mentioned, we have to trust something, in a not to be trusted environment.
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What are you wailing about? Obscene coins lol?? is there a pretext with hidden sexual meaning about these coins' nastyness? Look what that idiot says: Schrodinger's cat of cryptodumbency sits inside the blockchain and scratches its undergrid while uncertainty principle prohibits the existence of malign transaction cause these transactions and coins generated from unknown origins collapse into the possibility of multi-outcome function.
Getting techie now, but I like it
FIGHT!
Cryptoneze vs Gash: 1-1
February 02, 2019, 09:35:25 AM
I am not speaking of Double spending. Many coins have been exploited by the creation of false coins and caught by the community via the explorer showing an obscene amount of coins directed to a single address. How can we be sure that is not occurring as we speak? This is a glaring issue that requires far too much trust when cryptocurrency is meant to be trustless. This is the exact opposite of the purpose of cryptocurrency.
As for proof I have none, because it is impossible to know, that being the issue. We have to entrust that everyone is playing by the rules, when we know that everyone playing by the rules is very unlikely. This is the Schrodinger's cat of cryptocurrency. Grin is neither exploited or un-exploited because we can not see inside the box, this is virtually us entrusting in the government all over. Funny how things come full circle, eh.
As for proof I have none, because it is impossible to know, that being the issue. We have to entrust that everyone is playing by the rules, when we know that everyone playing by the rules is very unlikely. This is the Schrodinger's cat of cryptocurrency. Grin is neither exploited or un-exploited because we can not see inside the box, this is virtually us entrusting in the government all over. Funny how things come full circle, eh.
Thank you for the detailed answer.
An obscene amount of Grin moving to a single address doesn't mean much though. Could be just a whale swimming.
Other than that, I tend to agree with your view point.
What are you wailing about? Obscene coins lol?? is there a pretext with hidden sexual meaning about these coins' nastyness? Look what that idiot says: Schrodinger's cat of cryptodumbency sits inside the blockchain and scratches its undergrid while uncertainty principle prohibits the existence of malign transaction cause these transactions and coins generated from unknown origins collapse into the possibility of multi-outcome function.
February 02, 2019, 09:20:11 AM
I am not speaking of Double spending. Many coins have been exploited by the creation of false coins and caught by the community via the explorer showing an obscene amount of coins directed to a single address. How can we be sure that is not occurring as we speak? This is a glaring issue that requires far too much trust when cryptocurrency is meant to be trustless. This is the exact opposite of the purpose of cryptocurrency.
As for proof I have none, because it is impossible to know, that being the issue. We have to entrust that everyone is playing by the rules, when we know that everyone playing by the rules is very unlikely. This is the Schrodinger's cat of cryptocurrency. Grin is neither exploited or un-exploited because we can not see inside the box, this is virtually us entrusting in the government all over. Funny how things come full circle, eh.
As for proof I have none, because it is impossible to know, that being the issue. We have to entrust that everyone is playing by the rules, when we know that everyone playing by the rules is very unlikely. This is the Schrodinger's cat of cryptocurrency. Grin is neither exploited or un-exploited because we can not see inside the box, this is virtually us entrusting in the government all over. Funny how things come full circle, eh.
Thank you for the detailed answer.
An obscene amount of Grin moving to a single address doesn't mean much though. Could be just a whale swimming.
Other than that, I tend to agree with your view point.
I was speaking about an obscene amount of coins being generated by a single address, that would signal an exploit.
February 02, 2019, 09:06:31 AM
Out of curiosity, does anyone know / has tried running a 2080ti and 1080ti in the same rig, for mining purposes ?
Will this create a black hole and destroy my garage ?
I see no reason why they couldn't be taken together in the same rig.Will this create a black hole and destroy my garage ?
yeah pretty much this.
dont have a 2080ti to mix in but on one rig i have 460/2x470/1070/1070ti/2x1080ti. win10pro 1709 with updates locked out.
assuming your psu can shovel out the watts i cant see any reason they wont coexist fine.
February 02, 2019, 09:01:00 AM
I am not speaking of Double spending. Many coins have been exploited by the creation of false coins and caught by the community via the explorer showing an obscene amount of coins directed to a single address. How can we be sure that is not occurring as we speak? This is a glaring issue that requires far too much trust when cryptocurrency is meant to be trustless. This is the exact opposite of the purpose of cryptocurrency.
As for proof I have none, because it is impossible to know, that being the issue. We have to entrust that everyone is playing by the rules, when we know that everyone playing by the rules is very unlikely. This is the Schrodinger's cat of cryptocurrency. Grin is neither exploited or un-exploited because we can not see inside the box, this is virtually us entrusting in the government all over. Funny how things come full circle, eh.
As for proof I have none, because it is impossible to know, that being the issue. We have to entrust that everyone is playing by the rules, when we know that everyone playing by the rules is very unlikely. This is the Schrodinger's cat of cryptocurrency. Grin is neither exploited or un-exploited because we can not see inside the box, this is virtually us entrusting in the government all over. Funny how things come full circle, eh.
Thank you for the detailed answer.
An obscene amount of Grin moving to a single address doesn't mean much though. Could be just a whale swimming.
Other than that, I tend to agree with your view point.
February 02, 2019, 08:46:15 AM
Good point, we cannot, any proof maybe?
From the little I've seen, double spending is next to impossible. Then again, that means shit.
From the little I've seen, double spending is next to impossible. Then again, that means shit.
I am not speaking of Double spending. Many coins have been exploited by the creation of false coins and caught by the community via the explorer showing an obscene amount of coins directed to a single address. How can we be sure that is not occurring as we speak? This is a glaring issue that requires far too much trust when cryptocurrency is meant to be trustless. This is the exact opposite of the purpose of cryptocurrency.
As for proof I have none, because it is impossible to know, that being the issue. We have to entrust that everyone is playing by the rules, when we know that everyone playing by the rules is very unlikely. This is the Schrodinger's cat of cryptocurrency. Grin is neither exploited or un-exploited because we can not see inside the box, this is virtually us entrusting in the government all over. Funny how things come full circle, eh.
February 02, 2019, 08:42:31 AM
Good point, we cannot, any proof maybe?
From the little I've seen & read, double spending is next to impossible. Then again, that means shit.
From the little I've seen & read, double spending is next to impossible. Then again, that means shit.
February 02, 2019, 08:41:26 AM
How can we be sure that Grin has not been exploited without any addresses? Someone could be instantly creating blocks to a single wallet right now and there is no way to detect
February 02, 2019, 08:40:42 AM
Out of curiosity, does anyone know / has tried running a 2080ti and 1080ti in the same rig, for mining purposes ?
Will this create a black hole and destroy my garage ?
Will this create a black hole and destroy my garage ?
Haha, at least you have them in the garage, I have them in the house upstairs screaming 24/7.
Actually the fan installed in the mining room for circulating the hot air off the open rig cards, makes the most noise.
It's like a small airplane engine.
February 02, 2019, 06:29:19 AM
February 02, 2019, 04:51:55 AM
any C31 miner?
February 02, 2019, 04:25:17 AM
Thanks for the tips ! Will check out the firestorm utility in the morning.
Just shy of 11 G/s for c29 on a single 2080ti. Fans set to 85%. I try to keep the card temps below 70C. Aim for ~65C usually, on both the 1080ti and 2080ti.
Just south of 20 G/s total between the the two cards, however on c29.
Just shy of 11 G/s for c29 on a single 2080ti. Fans set to 85%. I try to keep the card temps below 70C. Aim for ~65C usually, on both the 1080ti and 2080ti.
Just south of 20 G/s total between the the two cards, however on c29.
Any time dude.
Optimal temp would be around 55C-65C. Need an open air rig for that.
Temp is very important obviously.
Above 70C things slow down.
Above 75C things start to loose stability.
Above 80C, well you get the picture, and that goes for mining anything.
Also for windows users I have found very useful:
- Auto rebooting the PC every 24h-48h (not that it needs it, redundant if stable).
https://sourceforge.net/projects/windowsreboot/
- Start bat file with system on boot, with a time delay (so that the OC software kicks in first).
Bat file needs to contain a timeout command before anything else:
Quote
@echo off
timeout 20
Place a shortcut of the bat on the startup windows folder.timeout 20
- Making sure the miner is always running by a secondary 'watchdog'.
https://w-shadow.com/blog/2009/03/04/restart-on-crash/
- Use API for remote viewing.
Similar tools are available for all OS of course.
February 02, 2019, 04:22:03 AM
now we have Grin Cash https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-grin-cash-v1100-pos-mn-anonymous-sharing-working-platform-5105181 I honestly thought it would be longer but I knew it was coming.
I honestly thought it would be longer but I knew it was coming. February 02, 2019, 02:32:18 AM
Hello,
I've been mining GRIN for few days using GGM. GrinPro miner also seems to be working. However, I want to squeeze a little bit more hash power from the RX580 8G that I have, so I tried bminer (latest version 14.1).
I'm getting the following error:
" Failed to initialize the CUDA platform: CudaError: Failed to load nvml.dll "
It seems to be something related to the bminer software, as the mining works just fine with the other two miners.
I have tried searching with no luck. Any ideas what may be going wrong?
I've been mining GRIN for few days using GGM. GrinPro miner also seems to be working. However, I want to squeeze a little bit more hash power from the RX580 8G that I have, so I tried bminer (latest version 14.1).
I'm getting the following error:
" Failed to initialize the CUDA platform: CudaError: Failed to load nvml.dll "
It seems to be something related to the bminer software, as the mining works just fine with the other two miners.
I have tried searching with no luck. Any ideas what may be going wrong?
i dont believe bminer supports MW on amd right now... but in case i'm wrong, take a look here for general instructions for specifying amd devices:
https://www.bminer.me/examples/#specifying-devices
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