I am a gpu miner who has mined hundreds of coins over the past one and half years.
I have strong feel that KHC is really something -- we have a dev who obviously have a good talent to do what a coder need to do ,and plus he understands the basic finance pricipal.
I give KHC a 4 stars ****. The missed star is that the community is not large enough.
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March 29, 2015, 12:05:11 PM
March 25, 2015, 09:13:39 AM
Please put list of exchanges for voting KHC on OP.
Done.
I also added the voting link for c-cex Exchange and the twitter link of Bittrex. Bittrex wants followers to vote for new coins using Twitter.
March 25, 2015, 07:51:11 AM
Please put list of exchanges for voting KHC on OP.
Bter is a good exchange. I need to recover my account and buy some BTR before voting. March 25, 2015, 02:19:24 AM
Please put list of exchanges for voting KHC on OP.
March 23, 2015, 05:48:52 PM
March 23, 2015, 04:58:29 PM
What is the max supply ?!
This is the current block reward schema:
Blocks: 0 to 99 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs.
Blocks: 100 to 999 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs plus a random subsidy of 0 to 399 KHCs.
Blocks: 1,000 to 9,999 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs plus a random subsidy of 0 to 199 KHCs.
Blocks: 10,000 to 99,999 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs plus a random subsidy of 0 to 99 KHCs.
Blocks: 100,000 to 124,999 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs plus a random subsidy of 0 to 49 KHCs.
Blocks: 125,000 to 249,999 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs.
Blocks: 250,000+ -> A fixed subsidy of 25 KHCs.
As you can see, there isn't a max. After block 250,000, the monetary mass will be controlled by the network through a secure voting system that we are developing for Wallet.
For those of you who are concerned about the Monetary mass of KHC moving forward, consider this comparison.
Current BTC reward per block today (March 2015) is: 25 BTC or 2,500,000,000 satoshis
KHC reward per block after block 250,000 will be: 25 KHC or 2,500,000 kryptoha-toshis.
Now, which coin is more inflationary? BTC or KHC?
Code:
1 BTC = 100,000,000 satoshis
1 KHC = 100,000 kryptoha-toshis
Current BTC reward per block today (March 2015) is: 25 BTC or 2,500,000,000 satoshis
KHC reward per block after block 250,000 will be: 25 KHC or 2,500,000 kryptoha-toshis.
Now, which coin is more inflationary? BTC or KHC?
thank you for the answers
March 23, 2015, 04:14:45 PM
For those of you who are concerned about the Monetary mass of KHC moving forward, consider this comparison.
Current BTC reward per block today (March 2015) is: 25 BTC or 2,500,000,000 satoshis
KHC reward per block after block 250,000 will be: 25 KHC or 2,500,000 kryptoha-toshis.
Now, which coin is more inflationary? BTC or KHC?
Code:
1 BTC = 100,000,000 satoshis
1 KHC = 100,000 kryptoha-toshis
Current BTC reward per block today (March 2015) is: 25 BTC or 2,500,000,000 satoshis
KHC reward per block after block 250,000 will be: 25 KHC or 2,500,000 kryptoha-toshis.
Now, which coin is more inflationary? BTC or KHC?
March 23, 2015, 12:22:18 PM
What is the max supply ?!
This is the current block reward schema:
Blocks: 0 to 99 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs.
Blocks: 100 to 999 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs plus a random subsidy of 0 to 399 KHCs.
Blocks: 1,000 to 9,999 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs plus a random subsidy of 0 to 199 KHCs.
Blocks: 10,000 to 99,999 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs plus a random subsidy of 0 to 99 KHCs.
Blocks: 100,000 to 124,999 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs plus a random subsidy of 0 to 49 KHCs.
Blocks: 125,000 to 249,999 -> A fixed subsidy of 50 KHCs.
Blocks: 250,000+ -> A fixed subsidy of 25 KHCs.
As you can see, there isn't a max. After block 250,000, the monetary mass will be controlled by the network through a secure voting system that we are developing for the Wallet.
March 23, 2015, 10:04:00 AM
What is the max supply ?!
March 22, 2015, 06:21:19 PM
I'm getting 330Kh/s on my 290x
What does your config look like? I do not see even close to that.With AMD HD 7xxx and later GPUs, running the latest Omega drivers, you have to use an option called --cl-opt-disable. For some reason these latest AMD GPUs with GCN architecture work better when you disable OpenCL optimizations. On the other hand, this option doesn't have a positive effect on older AMD GPUs and nVidia.
Example for my 290x:
cgminer --kryptohash --cl-opt-disable -o http://127.0.0.1:38912 -u {RPC_username} -p {RPC_password} --shaders 2816 --shaders-mul 8
Very important: Don't forget to delete the kshake320v2%YourGPUname%.bin file inside the cgminer directory after you add/remove the --cl-opt-disable parameter. It is the only way to force cgminer to recompile the OpenCL kernel and include/remove the cl-optimization flag.
Urrr? I'm only getting 280 Kh/s out of my R9-290 and I've got it cranked up to 1175! Same too simple to fail config, obviously with shaders at 2560. But... duh... let's go through those cl libs.
Yeah, runs kinda hot eh! Shader is a cozy 45C but I've still got this 10-15C discrepancy between that and the VRM1 block.
Edit: Ah bugger. Right, throttling due to power. I was cranking it for a low power algo earlier and had upped the voltages. Interesting cards, the 290's, I'm used to pushing it 'till it moves, but with these you've gotta finesse.
Boo-Yah! 326 Kh/s @ 1125/1250. Shader 45C & VRM's still needing a heat-sink (59C). Now for the 7950....
Check it... notice something about the mount here? Cooler Master Seidon series...
They are exactly matched to ATI card heat-sink mount holes. It's the easiest mod around, and I'm sure there are a lot of used units out there. I can't get my 7950 over 70 C, over-volted and shoving hard!
If you're on Linux - use this:
Code:
AMD_OCL_BUILD_OPTIONS_APPEND=-cl-opt-disable ./cgminer ...
You may use -O0, or -cl-opt-disable, it doesn't matter. On Windows, set the environment variable with setx - and do NOT run CGMiner from the same shell! Start a new prompt after setting it, or it won't take effect.
March 23, 2015, 09:11:43 AM
March 23, 2015, 02:03:41 AM
When will KHC be listed on mainstream exchange ? 
I guess the dev is working on it. 
March 22, 2015, 09:36:28 PM
When will KHC be listed on mainstream exchange ?
March 22, 2015, 06:59:34 PM
How about the Seidon 120 XL? Would it be enough to keep an AMD HD 7970 cool? How do you deal with the RAM and VRMs temperatures?
It's actually the 120 that I have. That was just the first good picture that turned up. As for how well it works, not much difference between the 7950 and 7970...
Ok, wish I had more on tap but... 7950 @ 1200/1600 Heaven 4.0 run, Max temp = 43C, VRM's at 48.
Firestrike run @ 1240/1740. Assume everything is under 60C.
7950 after a 3Dmark-11 run. 1200/1600.
Same results with a 6950.
You're right in guessing that the real problem is the VRM block. Basically, heatsinks and rig some fans, that's it. You'll never have to worry about your shader melting down though.
My "Bad Girl" She's stable at 5.25 Ghz (just don't mention her sister).
http://i633.photobucket.com/albums/uu53/acatphoto/Tech/BadGirl01.jpg
http://i633.photobucket.com/albums/uu53/acatphoto/Tech/BG_Detail01.jpg
Totally lucked out there in getting two Thermaltake 2.0's for $22 each, because they had the wrong firmware on them (oh boo hoo!)
$200 chip, $150 motherboard. Suck it Intel!
March 22, 2015, 04:28:44 PM
How about the Seidon 120 XL? Would it be enough to keep an AMD HD 7970 cool? How do you deal with the RAM and VRMs temperatures?
March 22, 2015, 02:23:29 PM
I'm getting 330Kh/s on my 290x
What does your config look like? I do not see even close to that.With AMD HD 7xxx and later GPUs, running the latest Omega drivers, you have to use an option called --cl-opt-disable. For some reason these latest AMD GPUs with GCN architecture work better when you disable OpenCL optimizations. On the other hand, this option doesn't have a positive effect on older AMD GPUs and nVidia.
Example for my 290x:
cgminer --kryptohash --cl-opt-disable -o http://127.0.0.1:38912 -u {RPC_username} -p {RPC_password} --shaders 2816 --shaders-mul 8
Very important: Don't forget to delete the kshake320v2%YourGPUname%.bin file inside the cgminer directory after you add/remove the --cl-opt-disable parameter. It is the only way to force cgminer to recompile the OpenCL kernel and include/remove the cl-optimization flag.
Urrr? I'm only getting 280 Kh/s out of my R9-290 and I've got it cranked up to 1175! Same too simple to fail config, obviously with shaders at 2560. But... duh... let's go through those cl libs.
Yeah, runs kinda hot eh! Shader is a cozy 45C but I've still got this 10-15C discrepancy between that and the VRM1 block.
Edit: Ah bugger. Right, throttling due to power. I was cranking it for a low power algo earlier and had upped the voltages. Interesting cards, the 290's, I'm used to pushing it 'till it moves, but with these you've gotta finesse.
Boo-Yah! 326 Kh/s @ 1125/1250. Shader 45C & VRM's still needing a heat-sink (59C). Now for the 7950....
Check it... notice something about the mount here? Cooler Master Seidon series...
They are exactly matched to ATI card heat-sink mount holes. It's the easiest mod around, and I'm sure there are a lot of used units out there. I can't get my 7950 over 70 C, over-volted and shoving hard!
March 21, 2015, 11:25:32 AM
New Wallet version 0.5.1 available.
Changes since version 0.5.0
- Added checkpoint at block 50,000. Network transition to KSHAKE320v2 is now complete.
- Bumped Block header version to 2. This solves the Warning about having an obsolete Wallet.
- Reduced mandatory flat fee from 0.5% to 0.2%. Minimum fee is now 10 Kryptoha-toshis or 0.00010 KHC. See ** below for explanation.
- Reduced the network Subsidy/Reward from 50 KHC to 25 KHC beginning at block 250,000. See ** below for explanation.
Download new Wallet 0.5.1 from GitHub:
https://github.com/kryptohash/kryptohash/releases/tag/v0.5.1
(**) Note from development: Due to the very competitive nature of crypto-coins today and based on feedback we've been receiving, specially from Exchanges we've been in contact with since the launch of KHC back in Dec 2014, and because the Kryptohash network has successfully transitioned to the new and stronger PoW algorithm version 2, we have decided that it is time to make a couple of adjustments that will help increase the activity in the network which we believe will attract new people and Exchanges to adopt KHC.
I believe KHC will have a bright future. Changes since version 0.5.0
- Added checkpoint at block 50,000. Network transition to KSHAKE320v2 is now complete.
- Bumped Block header version to 2. This solves the Warning about having an obsolete Wallet.
- Reduced mandatory flat fee from 0.5% to 0.2%. Minimum fee is now 10 Kryptoha-toshis or 0.00010 KHC. See ** below for explanation.
- Reduced the network Subsidy/Reward from 50 KHC to 25 KHC beginning at block 250,000. See ** below for explanation.
Download new Wallet 0.5.1 from GitHub:
https://github.com/kryptohash/kryptohash/releases/tag/v0.5.1
(**) Note from development: Due to the very competitive nature of crypto-coins today and based on feedback we've been receiving, specially from Exchanges we've been in contact with since the launch of KHC back in Dec 2014, and because the Kryptohash network has successfully transitioned to the new and stronger PoW algorithm version 2, we have decided that it is time to make a couple of adjustments that will help increase the activity in the network which we believe will attract new people and Exchanges to adopt KHC.
March 21, 2015, 10:03:15 AM
New Wallet version 0.5.1 available.
Changes since version 0.5.0
- Added checkpoint at block 50,000. Network transition to KSHAKE320v2 is now complete.
- Bumped Block header version to 2. This solves the Warning about having an obsolete Wallet.
- Reduced mandatory flat fee from 0.5% to 0.2%. Minimum fee is now 10 Kryptoha-toshis or 0.00010 KHC. See ** below for explanation.
- Reduced the network Subsidy/Reward from 50 KHC to 25 KHC beginning at block 250,000. See ** below for explanation.
Download new Wallet 0.5.1 from GitHub:
https://github.com/kryptohash/kryptohash/releases/tag/v0.5.1
(**) Note from development: Due to the very competitive nature of crypto-coins today and based on feedback we've been receiving, specially from Exchanges we've been in contact with since the launch of KHC back in Dec 2014, and because the Kryptohash network has successfully transitioned to the new and stronger PoW algorithm version 2, we have decided that it is time to make a couple of adjustments that will help increase the activity in the network which we believe will attract new people and Exchanges to adopt KHC.
Changes since version 0.5.0
- Added checkpoint at block 50,000. Network transition to KSHAKE320v2 is now complete.
- Bumped Block header version to 2. This solves the Warning about having an obsolete Wallet.
- Reduced mandatory flat fee from 0.5% to 0.2%. Minimum fee is now 10 Kryptoha-toshis or 0.00010 KHC. See ** below for explanation.
- Reduced the network Subsidy/Reward from 50 KHC to 25 KHC beginning at block 250,000. See ** below for explanation.
Download new Wallet 0.5.1 from GitHub:
https://github.com/kryptohash/kryptohash/releases/tag/v0.5.1
(**) Note from development: Due to the very competitive nature of crypto-coins today and based on feedback we've been receiving, specially from Exchanges we've been in contact with since the launch of KHC back in Dec 2014, and because the Kryptohash network has successfully transitioned to the new and stronger PoW algorithm version 2, we have decided that it is time to make a couple of adjustments that will help increase the activity in the network which we believe will attract new people and Exchanges to adopt KHC.
March 21, 2015, 03:58:05 AM
March 20, 2015, 08:21:41 PM
What is the max supply please ?
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