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Topic: [ANN] NERVA: Cryptonight for solo CPU miners. ASIC, GPU, NiceHash resistant - page 9. (Read 28445 times)

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How much is the success rates  of the mining with just a single CPU core?
Can we use any CPU to do this solo CPU miners?
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Hello,
Dear developers, We've added your excellent currency to our mining pool.
I will be appreciated if you add our mining pool's link to the common posts.

Best regards,
Frrsan Pool team

http://www.frrsan.com/
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We have low fees (0,5%)

automatic payout every 2hours.

No registration needed.

Start your miner with:

Code:
-a cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://frrsan.com:3355 -u -p c=XNV

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FRRSAN POOL

Hello,
Dear developers, We've added your excellent currency to our mining pool.
I will be appreciated if you add our mining pool's link to the common posts.

Best regards,
Frrsan Pool team

http://www.frrsan.com/
--------------------------------------

We have low fees (0,5%)

automatic payout every 2hours.

No registration needed.

Start your miner with:

Code:
-a cryptonight -o stratum+tcp://frrsan.com:3355 -u -p c=XNV
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Nerva Update!!! Fork at block 44500!!!!

NERVA is ready for a hardfork. v6 will occur at block 45000 at approximately 02:00 UTC on 1st June 2018
Short notice i know, but regular miners will have noticed some instability in the blockchain. This update hopes to remedy some of those issues and provide a better user experience.
You MUST update you miners to the latest version before block 45000, which will be

0.1.2.1: "Phoebus"

https://bitbucket.org/nerva-project/nerva

Over the course of the next few hours i will be updating the binary releases and will let everyone know when they are available to download on the website.
Please also note that the current trading exchanges for NERVA do not have very good communication and may not be updated in time for the fork. So please do not place any deposits or withdrawls to either exchange around this date until it is verified the exchanges have updated wallets. No support is provided for, or liability accepted for coins lost in transactions with exchanges.

More info on Nerva Discord Channel

https://discord.gg/jsdbEns
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Looks like Nerva is going to be listed on CoinLib.io soon - https://coinlib.io/coin/XNV/Nerva

There's no data yet - just the landing page.

Nice! Congrats, team.  Cheesy
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This is nice that users can mine with their computer CPUs - the idea is attractive. Just I wanted to see more explanation on the technical algorithm of resistance from you. What if Xmr-stak is continuously relaunched?
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What pools are out there?
Short answer, None. NERVA is intended to be a solo mined, with CPU only.

From FAQ, so no hopes for pools? is there any calculator out there for solo mining?
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you said what now?
TradeOgre now has BTC - XNV pairs if you want to trade your Nerva there - https://tradeogre.com/exchange/BTC-XNV

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One day we will become real investors
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behind the success there is hard work of the team. It proves that nothing better than seal.seal provides the best ease and solution on the authenticity of the product because it is safe and effective. good project, success always for seal
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Is there a whitepaper or even a one-pager that we can read to learn more about this project?
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With 1MH/s network hashrate, I start to disbelieve the claim of GPU/ASIC/NH resistance.
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you said what now?
Is there any link to your website or some whitepaper that we can learn about this project?
As I can say that understanding more about a project could give another strength to work with the project

http://getnerva.org/#motivation

There is a link to the Developer Motivations behind the creation of Nerva
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Is there any link to your website or some whitepaper that we can learn about this project?
As I can say that understanding more about a project could give another strength to work with the project
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you said what now?
Looks like Nerva is going to be listed on CoinLib.io soon - https://coinlib.io/coin/XNV/Nerva

There's no data yet - just the landing page.
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you said what now?
Is there a mining pool?I can hardly solo to the block now. The only thing I can do is wait for the pool.

There are no pools, and for those that don't want to wait for their XNV: https://altex.exchange/markets&pair=BTC_XNV

Patience is needed to mine, and is also why this coin is valuable.
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Hi

I'm new to mining (starting this week) just a bit of hobby to pass the time. I have started mining NERVA and followed the simple guide post earlier for win 10. It has been going for about 24hrs and my wallet shows 0.0000000000. I get that solo is a slow process but compare to other mining i have tried this week normally after a day at least some of the zeros have changed.

Admittedly i am using win 7 not 10 but it seems to be working. I have triple checked the wallet address. Is they a way i check its doing the right thing other than the status option?

Cheers!

Hey there! What is your hashrate it shows when you type status? If you have a hashrate it should be working as far as I know. Don't get discouraged; the thing with mining this coin is that you won't find blocks very often, but when you do it's a big payout; the current block reward is ~65 coins (and total supply is 18 mil). My hashrate is about 370 h/s and I'm finding pretty much 1 block a day on average. So from there you might be able to get an estimate of how long to expect to find a block (for example, with 185 h/s or half of my hashrate, you might expect roughly 1 block every 2 days. Remember this is an average so luck plays a factor; you could easily go a few days without a block, and then find a few in one day sort of thing.

That being said, I just checked and the network hashrate is currently at 1.2 mh/s, which is roughly twice what it was when I wrote the guide a couple days ago.. though it tends to fluctuate a fair bit, the network is definitely growing fast. This just means there are twice as many people trying to mine the same amount of available coins, so you might only find blocks about half as often as I said above, because your portion of the networks hashrate is less, therefore your portion of the rewards will be less.

Hope that helps, if you have more questions consider joining the discord channel, there are plenty of people who know much more than me who are willing to help people out, and the dev is very active there and helpful as well  Wink

Thanks for this explanation... if i mine with 2 computers on one i.p. that have each about 60 hashes (old computers from 2006) how are my changes?..can i count it as one worker with 120 hashes or 2 workers with 60 hashes?
I hope that u know what i want to say..it's hard to explain because my english is not that great
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Is there a mining pool?I can hardly solo to the block now. The only thing I can do is wait for the pool.
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