[ANN] PYRITE | $PYE | POW/POS HYBRID | SHA256Q | FAIR LAUNCH | NO PREMINE | - page 3.

pyritepirate

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Quote from: almonk on December 03, 2018, 01:16:32 AM

I just made windows build for AMD mining software.

https://github.com/almonk5/sgminer-sha256q/releases/download/0.1/sgminer-sha256q-bin-cygwin.zip

Try it out.

Thanks!

almonk

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I just made windows build for AMD mining software.

https://github.com/almonk5/sgminer-sha256q/releases/download/0.1/sgminer-sha256q-bin-cygwin.zip

Try it out.

pyritepirate

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It might be worth to mention that we're listed on https://cointomine.today/calculator/coin/PYE/
Use OTC price of 200-300 sats to calculate your ROI.

microg

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Quote from: pyritepirate on November 27, 2018, 04:26:33 AM

Quote from: microg on November 25, 2018, 11:34:29 PM

PYRITE (PYE)

https://i.imgur.com/WzdrYqJ.png

https://nosuchpool.cloud

Code:

YOUR MINER -a sha256q -o stratum+tcp://nosuchpool.cloud:3337 -u WALLET_ADDRESS -p c=PYE

low fee : 0,3%

No registration required

Location: Europe

TELEGRAM: https://t.me/nosuchpool

YiiMP based pool

Payouts: every 1 hour

added to OP

tnx

pyritepirate

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Quote from: microg on November 25, 2018, 11:34:29 PM

PYRITE (PYE)

https://nosuchpool.cloud

Code:

YOUR MINER -a sha256q -o stratum+tcp://nosuchpool.cloud:3337 -u WALLET_ADDRESS -p c=PYE

low fee : 0,3%

No registration required

Location: Europe

TELEGRAM: https://t.me/nosuchpool

YiiMP based pool

Payouts: every 1 hour

added to OP

microg

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PYRITE (PYE)

https://i.imgur.com/WzdrYqJ.png

https://nosuchpool.cloud

Code:

YOUR MINER -a sha256q -o stratum+tcp://nosuchpool.cloud:3337 -u WALLET_ADDRESS -p c=PYE

low fee : 0,3%

No registration required

Location: Europe

TELEGRAM: https://t.me/nosuchpool

YiiMP based pool

Payouts: every 1 hour

pyritepirate

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New version released. Please update. https://github.com/pyritepirate/pyrite/releases

pyritepirate

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Quote from: iammackinnon on November 08, 2018, 09:31:06 PM

Is it correct to assume the source of truth for the difficulty rate, global hash rate etc is on the block explorer and anything reported by a mining pool is to be taken as an approximation instead? (asking because there is consistent difference between the explorer and the mining pool values)

It's quite simple actually. What you see in your miner is the difficulty of the block you're looking for, and in explorer (and wallet console) you see the difficulty of the last block found. If block time were faster you wouldn't probably even notice this. Wink

almonk

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I made SHA256Q miner for AMD GPUs and finally was able to find some time to upload it. You can download it from here https://github.com/almonk5/sgminer-sha256q

iammackinnon

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Is it correct to assume the source of truth for the difficulty rate, global hash rate etc is on the block explorer and anything reported by a mining pool is to be taken as an approximation instead? (asking because there is consistent difference between the explorer and the mining pool values)

pyritepirate

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I'm afraid it's too late for CPU mining now, unless you don't have to pay for electricity.

kostepanych2

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Is there any sense to mine this coin on CPU?

NotAnExit

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Quote from: iammackinnon on November 02, 2018, 12:06:53 AM

Quote from: pyritepirate on November 01, 2018, 11:51:51 PM

Quote from: iammackinnon on November 01, 2018, 11:22:02 PM

So, I have been getting what I assume is staking rewards (well, potential) on the wallet. It shows the type as 'Mined' with a reward around 0.00001 (or an increment similar). Each time it ends up as a "?" with a status of "conflicted, broadcast through 3 nodes".

I'm guessing these are the results of keeping my wallet open and staking. So far all 6 of these instances have become like this.
Is this common to have so many [lack of a better word] failed stakes?

That just means someone got the block before you, possibly due to having more connections. It happens to me all the time too.

Is there a way to increase connections or optimize the chances of staking? (I added the nodes from the top post.. seems I'm up to 5 connections now)

(and yeah, sorry for the onslaught of questions)

I have 7 connections, so your 5 is about right. That will fluctuate as people come and go with a coin.
As far as your 0.00001 Mined rewards, someone in deed was able to solve and mint the block before you. I also have these, however I am pool and solo stake mining. Today I noticed my pool miner connection was lost. So now I am just solo mining. RAM and Bandwidth is important when solo mining. Not sure how much RAM you have but when staking, you want to have at least 2GB RAM per wallet. I have 704 coins now.

finder

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