Topic: [ANN] Grin | PoW Mining | Electronic transactions for all. Community driven. - page 69. (Read 73916 times)

the developer of the miner wrote that Nvidia cards can work with six gigabytes of memory. Try it, it may work:
https://github.com/mozkomor/GrinGoldMiner/releases

Somebody please provide a config for SMOS gringoldminer which was added today to SMOS if you have it running! Thanks.

you need more memory on video cards, at least 7 gigabytes:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-aceminer-13-fast-grin-mimblewimble-cuckoo-cycle-miner-for-amdnvidia-5097693
Try searching for other coins for your cards.

Haha LoL, I never had any desire to be @any ALT thread ......

OK, some info that might be of general interest.

I'm mining with 4x1080ti & 4xVega64. Obviously the former outrun the later by at least 1/3.
Have tried grinmint & sparkpool, and successfully withdrawn my balance to my grin wallet via email txt from both pools.

In sparkpool if you bind to an exchange you can't change it back to email withdraw. You also have to wait 1 day for the balance to mature of course - and only then you get the withdraw button appear.
In grimnit, as soon as it matures you can withdraw.
f2pool I haven't tried - rather high minimum withdraw, + I don't think it's better in any way.

I get a lot a 'bad' shares when using the TLS port on grinmint.
Sparkpool reports a much higher graph rate than grinmint, has good response, and zero bad shares - only a few delayed.




I have tried to mine c31 instead of c29 as it seems the rewards are much higher.
Have not succeeded so far, because from what I understand c31 would work only with grinminer & linux.
Although I read "it is not implemented yet", I see it's live on pools.
If you try the port for c31 (pool port), shares are found but not submitted.

Currently mining on both rigs on Windows 10 64, CUDA 9.1 with Ace miner. It gives a better graph rate from Goldminer (+5%-10%) although it is my impression that the fees are a bit higher than stated (mines fees for longer period of time).
Bminer which as reported has the best performance, I read it's no good above 3 GPU's. Also does not support c31 yet.

Can't be bothered to switch to linux ATM, because I think Windows support is imminent.
Nerd premine as I read somewhere.
Running node and wallet on MacOS.

At the moment everyone is rushing toward this coin and want to mine to make profit and take early advantage. Only time will decide about the future of this coin whether it is useful or not.

The team in it is very enthusiastic and expert in their respective fields.
I will wait longer to wait for this great project to grow and develop.
What are you planning? And will you launch a gift company?

many started to get interested and enter the circle of participants. but some still do not understand the universe until the end. they need answers to questions.

I know that this project has only started mining recently.And many people are involved.I want to know more about what this coin does.

which pool is the best one ,i can  mine to win 10 with vega 64,how much $? per day?

How can I deposit my Grin coins to Hotbit? All I see is some HTTPS link as a GRIN Deposit Address. How to use it?

Hello Grin Community,

I am new here for grin community... Can i know the answer of following questions.

I have 3 graphics card PNY GEFORCE GTX 1060 6GB. Graphics Card RAM is : 6144MB

1.  Can i use above graphics cards to mine ?
2.  If yes then should i mine alone or should join pool?
3.  What will be hash rate for grin ?  i get 23MH for ethereum so i don't know about grin



Thanks to community member if you will answer of my above questions ?

There is information from the developers when there will be a normal coin wallet? mockery of some sort.

You of all people should know that fundamentals show little correlation with price in crypto. Richard Heart talks about this in his recent videos.  Coins have gotten 51 % attacked and have still risen in price!

I appreciate your optimism but people aren't using crypto for commerce, THE BLOCKS ARE NOT FULL, last thing we need is scalability.  To be honest most people don't care about privacy, it is why the patriot act stands in America because of very little resistance.  How many places actually accept crypto? and Bitcoin had 10 years and it has come a long way, but a marketcap under 100billion is nothing in regards to the global financial sector.  It is more of a store of value at this point which is fine and maybe even a better use instead of being p2p cash.

theymos' backing helped, however I have already heard of Grin from other Aeon supporters last year and I immediately found it interesting because Mimble Wimble had another implementation on privacy.

I am supporting the project by running a node and I do not hold any grins at present. I reckon we need more privacy solutions created in the cryptospace but for mainstream usage to keep the people safe from government intrusion that limit our freedom.

Wise advice, but many seem to forget or ignore.

I also want to point out to @lightcar that the massive inflation is due precisely to the characteristics themselves and to Grin's objective, not to be a fork like Bcash and the like and not to be pre-mining, to have no foundation or shares in the hands of a company (as in all Ico).

Finally, inflation goes diluted, going from 100% in 2 years to 10% after 10 years, to 5% after 20 years; in comparison you have to date Bitcoin with about 3%, Ethereum about 6%, Monero about 5%, while the inflation of Fiat in the industrialized world is also between 2-4% .... therefore l Inflation of Grin is correct and fair to its purpose, it must only mature.

I'm not that interested in mining generally -- haven't mined anything in years --, so I can't really give advice. Solo mining will give you at least as much average income, but with more variance.

IMO the current price is roughly fair on a fundamental level, but I also wouldn't be surprised it it falls a lot more.

~1.5 MB max block size, with a block per minute. Transactions are much larger than Bitcoin, though. So about 14 tps right now.

Bitcoin's scaling is limited to a large degree by the need for historical blocks to be widely available. Grin on the other hand can mostly forget its history, so its full nodes only need to store/process live transactions, and grin can safely increase its max block size linearly with worldwide Internet speeds and/or CPU speeds.

Many altcoins just increase their max block size and hope for the best, but if any of these altcoins were actually widely used, this would cause severe centralization at best or total system failures at worst. It's like putting a bigger "max capacity" sign on an airplane. Some altcoins have ways of cutting out old history, but although there are theoretically some not-too-bad ways of doing this, usually altcoins do it in really centralized/stupid ways (eg. checkpoints, or ETH "full nodes" just not bothering to verify anything by default), and even in the best case it results in a loss of functionality and security. grin is the first coin with a reasonable, decentralized, and secure way of dropping historical data.

I don't know about Google but I have used this guide https://github.com/ideashavenoborders/grin-cloud-mining/blob/master/README.md to CPU mine. It's expensive but I like the fact that I can mine some GRIN on CPUs still. Even though the reward is low. I think Grin will be at the ranks where Litecoin has lingered for a couple years. Short term I believe it's best to buy it once it's traded below $1. In the long term I see it at $10+. I believe that Grin will boom even more than dogecoin. It's private ecash. I'ma use some and save some as they roll in

You don't buy POW coins in their first few weeks of launch. You mine them...