Topic: [ANN] Ħ [HODL] 5% Interest. No Staking Req. Term Deposits 10%. Solo Mining. - page 213. (Read 472948 times)
March 25, 2016, 10:49:25 PM
The pool announced above is not official HOdl software. Testing shows you will lose 25% of your mining efficiency by using it. But by all means go ahead and try it, free enterprise is always looking for expression.
March 25, 2016, 10:08:33 PM
Cheeto02 has a pool set up for this coin for anyone interested. While he has more work to do it is far enough along to let others use it. For example the hashrates do not look quite right in the pool, do not have something right about that calculation yet between stratum and mpos.
Register here to use it: https://hodl.blockquarry.com
The source has been posted here for now: https://hodl.blockquarry.com/downloads/hodlminer.tar.gz
A Windows binary has been built but we are more Linux people than Windows so it needs optimization, give this a try: https://hodl.blockquarry.com/downloads/hodlminer.zip
Good luck
Register here to use it: https://hodl.blockquarry.com
The source has been posted here for now: https://hodl.blockquarry.com/downloads/hodlminer.tar.gz
A Windows binary has been built but we are more Linux people than Windows so it needs optimization, give this a try: https://hodl.blockquarry.com/downloads/hodlminer.zip
Good luck
March 25, 2016, 08:51:27 PM
no need to mine, put 250 hodl in hodl mode, and wait 1 year = profit? 10k coins lol
Sure, but the price will have dropped immensely by then
if it will happen it mean that this coin was bound to die anyway and it was not a good coin
No, this coin is great, but the supply will be gigantic in one year but the demand won't be that much bigger than now so the price will drop
I'm not sure. That may happen. But in a year the interest rate will still be 5% or so. Someone with a big stash of maturing coins can sit on them and earn a lot of interest (or reinvest for another year and get around 10% instead). The role of interest in this coin is to incentivize hodling over dumping, and that will be just as true in a year as it is today. 5-10% on a large number of coins is still attractive.
I don't know that this will happen, of course, but it seems at least plausible that a lot of the maturing supply in a year will just continue to hodl and receive interest.
Well it's even better bc in 1yr from now it will still be ~234% interest.. In 2yrs from now it will be 5% so if you relock all your nuts 1yr from now for another year.. And then after that you just sit on your nuts.. Your sack will be big enough to live on just the 5%
Nice. I forgot that the bonus interest schedule is two years. So indeed there should a lot of relocking.
March 25, 2016, 08:34:38 PM
no need to mine, put 250 hodl in hodl mode, and wait 1 year = profit? 10k coins lol
Sure, but the price will have dropped immensely by then
if it will happen it mean that this coin was bound to die anyway and it was not a good coin
No, this coin is great, but the supply will be gigantic in one year but the demand won't be that much bigger than now so the price will drop
I'm not sure. That may happen. But in a year the interest rate will still be 5% or so. Someone with a big stash of maturing coins can sit on them and earn a lot of interest (or reinvest for another year and get around 10% instead). The role of interest in this coin is to incentivize hodling over dumping, and that will be just as true in a year as it is today. 5-10% on a large number of coins is still attractive.
I don't know that this will happen, of course, but it seems at least plausible that a lot of the maturing supply in a year will just continue to hodl and receive interest.
Well it's even better bc in 1yr from now it will still be ~234% interest.. In 2yrs from now it will be 5% so if you relock all your nuts 1yr from now for another year.. And then after that you just sit on your nuts.. Your sack will be big enough to live on just the 5%
March 25, 2016, 07:20:17 PM
no need to mine, put 250 hodl in hodl mode, and wait 1 year = profit? 10k coins lol
Sure, but the price will have dropped immensely by then
if it will happen it mean that this coin was bound to die anyway and it was not a good coin
No, this coin is great, but the supply will be gigantic in one year but the demand won't be that much bigger than now so the price will drop
I'm not sure. That may happen. But in a year the interest rate will still be 5% or so. Someone with a big stash of maturing coins can sit on them and earn a lot of interest (or reinvest for another year and get around 10% instead). The role of interest in this coin is to incentivize hodling over dumping, and that will be just as true in a year as it is today. 5-10% on a large number of coins is still attractive.
I don't know that this will happen, of course, but it seems at least plausible that a lot of the maturing supply in a year will just continue to hodl and receive interest.
March 25, 2016, 06:56:47 PM
Looks like HODL is aiming for MS Azure BaaS https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/pulls
HOdl does not officially support Azure, it's rubbish.
What you linked is some private person's github page. Don't be an ass.
March 25, 2016, 06:55:06 PM
no need to mine, put 250 hodl in hodl mode, and wait 1 year = profit? 10k coins lol
Yeah you may come out with 10k coins, but what really matters is how much those coins are worth, probably equal to what you started out with lol
way lower lol
Yeah, I would hate to be one of those poor bastards who bought Bitcoin in 2009.
March 25, 2016, 04:18:56 PM
Looks like HODL is aiming for MS Azure BaaS https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/pulls
March 25, 2016, 02:57:00 PM
no need to mine, put 250 hodl in hodl mode, and wait 1 year = profit? 10k coins lol
Yeah you may come out with 10k coins, but what really matters is how much those coins are worth, probably equal to what you started out with lol
way lower lol
March 25, 2016, 02:54:08 PM
no need to mine, put 250 hodl in hodl mode, and wait 1 year = profit? 10k coins lol
Yeah you may come out with 10k coins, but what really matters is how much those coins are worth, probably equal to what you started out with lol
March 25, 2016, 02:50:45 PM
no need to mine, put 250 hodl in hodl mode, and wait 1 year = profit? 10k coins lol
Sure, but the price will have dropped immensely by then
if it will happen it mean that this coin was bound to die anyway and it was not a good coin
No, this coin is great, but the supply will be gigantic in one year but the demand won't be that much bigger than now so the price will drop
March 25, 2016, 02:48:50 PM
FreeTrade, please check PM.
March 25, 2016, 02:37:44 PM
no need to mine, put 250 hodl in hodl mode, and wait 1 year = profit? 10k coins lol
Sure, but the price will have dropped immensely by then
if it will happen it mean that this coin was bound to die anyway and it was not a good coin
March 25, 2016, 02:11:34 PM
Is there a way I could adjust the number of mining threads ?
Threads = minermemory * genproclimit
I suggest leaving minermemory to the default which is 1.
Then with genproclimit you can set the number of threads.
I have an i7 CPU. Changing genproclimit to 6 does change the number of threads reported by my wallet when mining to 6, but the wallet still utilizes 100% of the CPU most of the time but drops off to 25% briefly every few seconds. Is there a setting that would give me a steady 75% CPU utilization instead of the peaks and valleys?
The mining thread count needs to be a power of 2 (2,4,8,16...) or it will round up to the closest one.. So if you have 8 CPU threads and you mined at 50% you need to do 1/4 (ram/threads) or 2/2 but like stated above 1/4 would work the best.. Sam goes if you have 4 CPU threads 1/2 would be 50%.. Like stated a few time before.. Terms to know
CPU cores: the number of physical cores on your CPU
CPU threads: the number of threads your CPU has, so if your CPU is hyper threaded then this is (core count x 2)
Mining threads: number used in "genproclimit"
Total mining threads: genproclimit x minermemory (threads x ram)
Mining instances: each 1gb of ram used ( number used in "minermemory")
Mining cycle: 1000 searched
On most rigs you can get a total mining threads a little higher the CPU threads.. This needs to be test to find optimal for your system.. Let's take one of my rigs for example.. It has 48 CPU threads I have it set at 7/8 which is 56 total mining threads.. This is bc there is a slight delay right after the mining cycle and each instance cycles at different times.. So this leaves just a little room for the extra mining threads..
I guess we could call it a round or a cycle I simply went with cycle
"Mining cycle: 1000 searched"
not sure what that exactly means but there is just 1 cycle of 1 interaction in the miner, which in turn is made of 256K steps (1GB / 4K).
not sure what that exactly means but there is just 1 cycle of 1 interaction in the miner, which in turn is made of 256K steps (1GB / 4K).
Maybe I should say ~1000 collisions I just was't sure ppl would understand what a collision meant..
To calculate your hashrate:
Have a look at your debug.log file - find some lines like this . . . .
2016-02-03 04:17:29 HOdlcoinMiner:
2016-02-03 04:17:29 search finished - best hash
hash: 000f00a8eb9fde09dcfb398de5418c7fbbcbeb4d782dfbff396cf282c339e2dd collisions:1039 gethash:000f00a8eb9fde09dcfb398de5418c7fbbcbeb4d782dfbff396cf282c339e2dd ba:31773 bb:766922187 nonce:8861
target: 00000760a6000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
2016-02-03 04:17:36 HOdlcoinMiner:
2016-02-03 04:17:36 search finished - best hash
hash: 001d781dccb23ed017c6b805ac596f190124c4754b60ae091cd6621563bc64d2 collisions:989 gethash:001d781dccb23ed017c6b805ac596f190124c4754b60ae091cd6621563bc64d2 ba:253952 bb:2993905001 nonce:9325
target: 00000760a6000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
You'll see in this example that the searches are about 7 seconds apart . . . each completed search counts as approximately 1000 hashes (collisions) . . . so here there are 1000 per 7 seconds . . a rate of about 143 hash/sec. This is an i7 4770 and the overall network rate at the moment is 8417 hash/sec . . so the whole network is about as strong as 60 i7 4770's . . . . and if you're mining with an i7 4770, you would expect 1 in every 60 blocks. That's about 1 every 3 hours.
Have a look at your debug.log file - find some lines like this . . . .
2016-02-03 04:17:29 HOdlcoinMiner:
2016-02-03 04:17:29 search finished - best hash
hash: 000f00a8eb9fde09dcfb398de5418c7fbbcbeb4d782dfbff396cf282c339e2dd collisions:1039 gethash:000f00a8eb9fde09dcfb398de5418c7fbbcbeb4d782dfbff396cf282c339e2dd ba:31773 bb:766922187 nonce:8861
target: 00000760a6000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
2016-02-03 04:17:36 HOdlcoinMiner:
2016-02-03 04:17:36 search finished - best hash
hash: 001d781dccb23ed017c6b805ac596f190124c4754b60ae091cd6621563bc64d2 collisions:989 gethash:001d781dccb23ed017c6b805ac596f190124c4754b60ae091cd6621563bc64d2 ba:253952 bb:2993905001 nonce:9325
target: 00000760a6000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
You'll see in this example that the searches are about 7 seconds apart . . . each completed search counts as approximately 1000 hashes (collisions) . . . so here there are 1000 per 7 seconds . . a rate of about 143 hash/sec. This is an i7 4770 and the overall network rate at the moment is 8417 hash/sec . . so the whole network is about as strong as 60 i7 4770's . . . . and if you're mining with an i7 4770, you would expect 1 in every 60 blocks. That's about 1 every 3 hours.
each completed search counts as approximately 1000 hashes (collisions)
each instance (1gb of ram) finishes it's cycle (~1000 collisions) at different times..
If we look at the image.. instance 1 finished it's search cycle which had 1006 collisions at 14:15:36.. it then moved on to it's next cycle.. then you see that instance 2 finished it's search cycle which had 1029 collisions at 14:15:42
March 25, 2016, 12:48:21 PM
no need to mine, put 250 hodl in hodl mode, and wait 1 year = profit? 10k coins lol
Sure, but the price will have dropped immensely by then
March 25, 2016, 12:38:52 PM
no need to mine, put 250 hodl in hodl mode, and wait 1 year = profit? 10k coins lol
March 25, 2016, 12:21:02 PM
Solo mining just keeps on getting tougher every day :/
March 25, 2016, 11:09:37 AM
how long it will be searched for a block of 28 hash?
Expected HODL per day = MyHashRate * 28050 / NutworkHashRate
Example - 100 hash/s , current nutwork hash rate 60,000
100*28050/60000 = 46.75 HODL
https://www.reddit.com/r/Hodl/comments/4bbjwb/mining_calc_anywhere/
March 25, 2016, 10:31:33 AM
how long it will be searched for a block of 28 hash?
March 25, 2016, 10:26:38 AM
So getting around 105-120 h/s with my i7 4770k is normal?Also do you cpu-mine or gpu-mine?If you cpu-mine you use the miner from the wallet or another miner?If you gpu-mine what miner do you use and what h/s do you get?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
I'm getting 150h/s with a 6600k so that does seem a bit low for your processor.
Overclocked to more than 5 GHz?
The wallet miner has been reporting 146-155h/s pretty steadily for the last few days. The only other possibility is because I have DDR4 RAM that is quite fast (3200 cas 15 on XMP) and that could play a role possibly?
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