Topic: [ANN] Grin | PoW Mining | Electronic transactions for all. Community driven. - page 79. (Read 73502 times)
January 15, 2019, 11:36:41 AM
I'd assume you will see a mainnet release of the node soon
January 15, 2019, 11:33:17 AM
Did the mainnet start , because the wallet says "Mainnet not ready yet! In the meantime run 'grin' -floonet"
January 15, 2019, 11:32:48 AM
Grin Genesis is being released. Here are the steps.
The mainnet genesis block has just been finalized: https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin/commit/8fc489a80868fcf12fcdbc0551528bb73fc891a0
The first block won't be mineable for half an hour or so to let everyone set up.
Once Grin 1.0.0 is out, you can find it on https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin/releases
Grinscan, the Grin block explorer, will auto show block 0 once it is out on mainnet.
Happy genesis mining!
The mainnet genesis block has just been finalized: https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin/commit/8fc489a80868fcf12fcdbc0551528bb73fc891a0
The first block won't be mineable for half an hour or so to let everyone set up.
Once Grin 1.0.0 is out, you can find it on https://github.com/mimblewimble/grin/releases
Grinscan, the Grin block explorer, will auto show block 0 once it is out on mainnet.
Happy genesis mining!
January 15, 2019, 11:30:18 AM
Anyone finding blocks yet? I'm on grinmint, EU-server, but nothing in the first half hour it seems 
January 15, 2019, 11:19:34 AM
can't connect to any of the pools listed in the miner.
January 15, 2019, 11:19:15 AM
Who knows what with grin-pool.org? He seemed to die out. And my account balance went off, even though I'm not sure that it is not a test one. But on the main page the hash rate of the pool is also absent, there is nobody there.
January 15, 2019, 11:15:47 AM
Have any of the public pools found a block yet?
January 15, 2019, 11:09:10 AM
Can someone really quickly break down what primary and secondary hashrate is referring to on grinmint?
It's the 2 algorithms usedCuckaroo29 and Cuckatoo31+
Primary is 31
visualisation: https://www.grinmint.com/explorer/
January 15, 2019, 11:05:29 AM
Doing the same but I get 8-10x as many rejects than accepted shares with Nvidia cards.
If you're mining on grinmint pool - they introduced share difficulty, which is not supported by miners apparently. So ~ 7/8 of shares would be rejected but that shouldn't affect the number of coins mined.
Well that's what their blurb says. My rigs come and go in waves, sometimes not a single reject, sometimes 100%. Let's hope it comes out clean in the end...
January 15, 2019, 11:04:14 AM
Can someone really quickly break down what primary and secondary hashrate is referring to on grinmint?
January 15, 2019, 10:44:36 AM
On a sidenote, the .net Runtime 2 broke my Vega rig badly. It's not hashing at all anymore now. I'm not sure what it did but it wasn't good. If anyone's got brilliant ideas, now is the time...
January 15, 2019, 09:45:50 AM
Doing the same but I get 8-10x as many rejects than accepted shares with Nvidia cards.
If you're mining on grinmint pool - they introduced share difficulty, which is not supported by miners apparently. So ~ 7/8 of shares would be rejected but that shouldn't affect the number of coins mined.
January 15, 2019, 09:31:02 AM
So to sum this up, I could mine grin using windows based rigs, but I would definitely need a Linux box to run the wallet on, correct? Will a VM with Ubuntu do the trick? I assume I cannot start mining anywhere as long as I don't have a wallet address...
EDIT: oh, it seems one can I mine to user/email address (at least on grinmint pool)... Gonna try that out...
EDIt2: Ooof... the cpu usage...
EDIT: oh, it seems one can I mine to user/email address (at least on grinmint pool)... Gonna try that out...
EDIt2: Ooof... the cpu usage...
Doing the same but I get 8-10x as many rejects than accepted shares with Nvidia cards.
January 15, 2019, 08:34:07 AM
edit: beat me to it lol^
Are you guys EXCITED?
I'm not going to be mining, but I would like to buy some grin ASAP on the first day. If anyone here is lucky enough to quickly mine some, I'll pay $13/grin (in BTC), but only for the first few grin I buy. PM me.
afaiu (but this is not very far at all) it takes a full day for the coinbase to mature, so we will have to be patient? I'm not going to be mining, but I would like to buy some grin ASAP on the first day. If anyone here is lucky enough to quickly mine some, I'll pay $13/grin (in BTC), but only for the first few grin I buy. PM me.
January 15, 2019, 08:33:10 AM
I'm ready! I'll be mining, but I won't be selling. I'm buying. 
Hopefully most of those smaller exchanges are not scams. I will check out BISQ.
I think it will take another 24 hours for coins to mature after they have been mined so it will be interesting to see when the first Grin trades in history begin to happen.
Hopefully most of those smaller exchanges are not scams. I will check out BISQ.
I think it will take another 24 hours for coins to mature after they have been mined so it will be interesting to see when the first Grin trades in history begin to happen.
January 15, 2019, 08:13:23 AM
So to sum this up, I could mine grin using windows based rigs, but I would definitely need a Linux box to run the wallet on, correct? Will a VM with Ubuntu do the trick? I assume I cannot start mining anywhere as long as I don't have a wallet address...
EDIT: oh, it seems one can I mine to user/email address (at least on grinmint pool)... Gonna try that out...
EDIt2: Ooof... the cpu usage...
EDIT: oh, it seems one can I mine to user/email address (at least on grinmint pool)... Gonna try that out...
EDIt2: Ooof... the cpu usage...
January 15, 2019, 07:44:27 AM
- Pre-mine: No
- Founders Reward: No
- ICO: No
- Masternodes: No
Yes!
Grin mainnet launch is just a couple hours away!
https://medium.com/@grincoin/its-almost-grin-o-clock-countdown-to-grin-mainnet-launch-c9fe40c8bd6c
- Founders Reward: No
- ICO: No
- Masternodes: No
Yes!
Grin mainnet launch is just a couple hours away!
https://medium.com/@grincoin/its-almost-grin-o-clock-countdown-to-grin-mainnet-launch-c9fe40c8bd6c
January 15, 2019, 06:50:16 AM
Are you guys EXCITED?
I don't know how it works with mining specifically, but in general: grin payments require a three-way process. This can be done automatically through an IP address or keybase, or you can do it manually like this:
1. The sender runs grin wallet send -m file -d FILE.txt GRIN_AMOUNT, which creates the file FILE.txt.
2. The sender gives FILE.txt to the recipient.
3. The recipient runs grin wallet receive -i FILE.txt, which creates another file FILE.txt.response.
4. The recipient gives FILE.txt.response to the sender.
5. The sender runs grin wallet finalize -i FILE.txt.response, and the transaction is done.
The IP/keybase methods do these same steps, just automatically.
I'm not going to be mining, but I would like to buy some grin ASAP on the first day. If anyone here is lucky enough to quickly mine some, I'll pay $13/grin (in BTC), but only for the first few grin I buy. PM me.
So if there are no addresses and exchanges of Grin are 'person to person' so to speak, then if I mine on a pool using windows miner, how would I be rewarded for mining ? Is it by IP, email ? I don't have a Linux instance currently to view the wallet.
I don't know how it works with mining specifically, but in general: grin payments require a three-way process. This can be done automatically through an IP address or keybase, or you can do it manually like this:
1. The sender runs grin wallet send -m file -d FILE.txt GRIN_AMOUNT, which creates the file FILE.txt.
2. The sender gives FILE.txt to the recipient.
3. The recipient runs grin wallet receive -i FILE.txt, which creates another file FILE.txt.response.
4. The recipient gives FILE.txt.response to the sender.
5. The sender runs grin wallet finalize -i FILE.txt.response, and the transaction is done.
The IP/keybase methods do these same steps, just automatically.
I'm not going to be mining, but I would like to buy some grin ASAP on the first day. If anyone here is lucky enough to quickly mine some, I'll pay $13/grin (in BTC), but only for the first few grin I buy. PM me.
A few hours after the official launch of the mainnet and the first Grin there are already 10 exchanges that have announced to immediately quote the new coin:
www.bitforex.com
www.bitmesh.com
www.galeon.exchange
www.grinpay.org
www.chainrift.com
www.hb.top
www.nexex.io
www.vinex.network
www.kkex.vip
www.bisq.network
I'm curious to see how much Hash will immediately have Grincoin, or in the first 24-48 hours, how much hash will move / lose Beam in favor of Grin, but above all I'm curious to see if tomorrow with the fork of Constantinople of Ethereum you will have a mining escape to more profitable coin (see Grin) ?!
In my opinion, the next 24-48 hours will be very interesting for the market, and for different subjects (miner and speculators)!
January 15, 2019, 05:02:17 AM
Are you guys EXCITED?
I don't know how it works with mining specifically, but in general: grin payments require a three-way process. This can be done automatically through an IP address or keybase, or you can do it manually like this:
1. The sender runs grin wallet send -m file -d FILE.txt GRIN_AMOUNT, which creates the file FILE.txt.
2. The sender gives FILE.txt to the recipient.
3. The recipient runs grin wallet receive -i FILE.txt, which creates another file FILE.txt.response.
4. The recipient gives FILE.txt.response to the sender.
5. The sender runs grin wallet finalize -i FILE.txt.response, and the transaction is done.
The IP/keybase methods do these same steps, just automatically.
I'm not going to be mining, but I would like to buy some grin ASAP on the first day. If anyone here is lucky enough to quickly mine some, I'll pay $13/grin (in BTC), but only for the first few grin I buy. PM me.
So if there are no addresses and exchanges of Grin are 'person to person' so to speak, then if I mine on a pool using windows miner, how would I be rewarded for mining ? Is it by IP, email ? I don't have a Linux instance currently to view the wallet.
I don't know how it works with mining specifically, but in general: grin payments require a three-way process. This can be done automatically through an IP address or keybase, or you can do it manually like this:
1. The sender runs grin wallet send -m file -d FILE.txt GRIN_AMOUNT, which creates the file FILE.txt.
2. The sender gives FILE.txt to the recipient.
3. The recipient runs grin wallet receive -i FILE.txt, which creates another file FILE.txt.response.
4. The recipient gives FILE.txt.response to the sender.
5. The sender runs grin wallet finalize -i FILE.txt.response, and the transaction is done.
The IP/keybase methods do these same steps, just automatically.
I'm not going to be mining, but I would like to buy some grin ASAP on the first day. If anyone here is lucky enough to quickly mine some, I'll pay $13/grin (in BTC), but only for the first few grin I buy. PM me.
Cheers, looks like peeps are definitely ready to mine, hopefully the main pool can take the load !
January 15, 2019, 05:01:24 AM
Is anyone who want sell? OTC?
BitMesh will open GRIN deposit and withdrawal as soon as GRIN's mainnet becomes online. https://bitmesh.com/exchange?market=btc_beam#/
that's beam-btc in your link
i guess it would be fun if there is a beam-grin trade pair hehe
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