Topic: [ANN] Verus (VRSC) - zk-SNARK privacy, CPU-mining, 50/50 POW/POS, fair launch - page 19. (Read 49718 times)
August 20, 2018, 03:37:57 AM
i absolutelely waited to long with using my CPU to mine this but there where some word's i did not understand , like , "zk-SNARK", i totally missed this one , maybe i can try to get some with my 2gb graphic card but i am not sure if that is still worth it , but project seems great
August 19, 2018, 10:29:49 PM
A pool set up by Aussies who have a passion for burning coal and churning gold. Get those idle threads to work!
www.ginasismining.com.au
Ginasis Mining Verus Pool
Stratum Host/Port: 149.28.176.252:4646
The Manual section has all the info to get you started mining otherwise feel free to join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/K6ZtGTU
0% pool fees
www.ginasismining.com.au
Ginasis Mining Verus Pool
Stratum Host/Port: 149.28.176.252:4646
The Manual section has all the info to get you started mining otherwise feel free to join us on Discord: https://discord.gg/K6ZtGTU
0% pool fees
August 19, 2018, 10:48:23 AM
vrsc.52hash.com 中国区矿池
August 18, 2018, 04:16:22 PM
August 18, 2018, 04:09:55 PM
I don't know if I'm stupid or if I just don't know how to use Agama wallet.
please tell me what I'm doing wrong?
I don't see that you are on a fork, but according to the pictures, that address has coins, and since it is in the wallet, you may need to resync to the chain for some reason (corrupted chain state, fork?) before you can see them. Just make sure you backup your wallet. If you still don't see them in your wallet, then you can first try to click on the three vertical dots on the logo plaque on the left side and select "stop", to stop the coin. This should bring you to an "Activate coin" screen. At this screen click activate coin and select VRSC as the coin to activate. Then select daemon param "rescan" from the daemon param dropdown and select "Activate". This should rescan the blockchain for transactions relating to that address, and unless you really do need to resync, you should see your funds.
August 18, 2018, 02:14:28 PM
I don't know if I'm stupid or if I just don't know how to use Agama wallet.
please tell me what I'm doing wrong?
August 18, 2018, 02:03:31 PM
Hello dears!explain to me how payments from a pool? there are 0 coins in my wallet,although the pool shows that there are confirmed coins.
August 18, 2018, 06:31:29 AM
Quote from: VerusCoin
That miner is a stratum miner that only works on pools, and was not really used until the pools were running. The wallet does have the same algorithm, and they are both about the same speed, but using the wallet is solo mining. That means that without a lot of hash power, your rewards may be far between each other, sometimes much more, sometimes much less. Halving is every month for example, and my main machine has a luck time of over 1 month right now. With a pool, all miners share the rewards of each block according to their hash power contribution. That way, if you don't have enough hash power to be sure to get a block every day, you can use a pool to get more often smaller rewards, rather than the less often full block reward of solo mining.
Of course, there's always staking as well. One thing that's nice about pools is that they also handle shielding/unshielding for you, so by the time you get your payout, it starts to stake immediately after just 150 blocks. No need to have a shielding/unshielding script or do it manually.
Just about same, I thought too.
Already also supported for the test one pool. The rewards are small, but permanent, and you can stop mining any time.
Quote from: VerusCoin
This is CPU mining on the fastest CPU crypto hash in the world by far. The fastest miners listed in the hashrate channel on Discord are over 1 GH/s CPUs. There is already a GPU project, optimized on algo, but not quite finished as a miner, and it gets under 130 MH/s on a 1080 ti. Risers drop that to a little over 20 MH/s. My nephew's Asus notebook gets 160 MH/s.
This is exactly, what I expect most of all. GPU miner with norm hashrate.
August 17, 2018, 11:13:18 PM
5 TH... RIP CPU
This is CPU mining on the fastest CPU crypto hash in the world by far. The fastest miners listed in the hashrate channel on Discord are over 1 GH/s CPUs. There is already a GPU project, optimized on algo, but not quite finished as a miner, and it gets under 130 MH/s on a 1080 ti. Risers drop that to a little over 20 MH/s. My nephew's Asus notebook gets 160 MH/s.
August 17, 2018, 07:13:17 AM
Just updated the mining pool with some tweaks and a new address.
Come on over and help us distribute that hashrate
http://vrsc.ginasismining.com
Come on over and help us distribute that hashrate
http://vrsc.ginasismining.com
August 16, 2018, 09:00:51 PM
i can miningand have start mining butt there stand local mega hash 0.00 butt mining running 
No, if you have start 0 thread with 0.00 mega has on the wallet that is only staking your coins. You have to at least mine with 1 thread. But, difficulty is very high at the moment.
in cli respone come this:
CLI response:
{ "blocks": 28508, "currentblocksize": 0, "currentblocktx": 0, "difficulty": 29707817896.01777, "errors": "", "genproclimit": 6, "localhashps": 0, "networkhashps": 10165866057, "pooledtx": 42, "testnet": false, "chain": "main", "generate": true }
You aren't synced.
August 16, 2018, 04:54:36 PM
i can miningand have start mining butt there stand local mega hash 0.00 butt mining running
No, if you have start 0 thread with 0.00 mega has on the wallet that is only staking your coins. You have to at least mine with 1 thread. But, difficulty is very high at the moment.
in cli respone come this:
CLI response:
{ "blocks": 28508, "currentblocksize": 0, "currentblocktx": 0, "difficulty": 29707817896.01777, "errors": "", "genproclimit": 6, "localhashps": 0, "networkhashps": 10165866057, "pooledtx": 42, "testnet": false, "chain": "main", "generate": true }
August 16, 2018, 04:47:30 PM
i can miningand have start mining butt there stand local mega hash 0.00 butt mining running
No, if you have start 0 thread with 0.00 mega has on the wallet that is only staking your coins. You have to at least mine with 1 thread. But, difficulty is very high at the moment.
August 16, 2018, 04:09:30 PM
i can miningand have start mining butt there stand local mega hash 0.00 butt mining running
August 16, 2018, 03:15:58 PM
If people want to mine with low hasting rate maybe it's not a bad idea to join a mining pool to have a more stable stream of VRSC is coming in. Difficulty is very high.
August 16, 2018, 02:04:37 PM
How much is staking collateral? (minimal)
August 16, 2018, 10:40:16 AM
5 TH... RIP CPU
August 15, 2018, 06:37:46 PM
We are proud to announce NEW MINING POOL FOR VERUSCOIN (VRSC) (BETA)
http://miningpools.cloud/?pool=verus or http://veruscoin.miningpools.cloud
POOL FEE AT 0%
Download,configure and run VerusHash miner for VRSC linux
Start your miner using the following command
./nheqminer -v -l veruscoin.miningpools.cloud:2082 -u RTmp2p5AykoErWAnekevMRmsjHVycs1DXT.worker -p x -t 8
Change the address and -t 8 to your desired threads.
http://miningpools.cloud/?pool=verus or http://veruscoin.miningpools.cloud
POOL FEE AT 0%
Download,configure and run VerusHash miner for VRSC linux
Start your miner using the following command
./nheqminer -v -l veruscoin.miningpools.cloud:2082 -u RTmp2p5AykoErWAnekevMRmsjHVycs1DXT.worker -p x -t 8
Change the address and -t 8 to your desired threads.
August 15, 2018, 01:53:09 PM
pre-announcement: the first pools are up, working, and ready for early, but real use. We want to give special thanks to Discord user @hellcatz of http://luckpool.org for getting the first s-nomp version modified for VerusHash and helping test both the pool and miner until they work. We also want to thank @0x03 , who has been working tirelessly to get up another working pool for the community. Here are the two pools and examples of how to connect with the miner linked below on Linux:
Temporary S-NOMP setup for LuckPool - this will be integrated with their custom pool in the next few days and all miners will be able to transition smoothly without any loss of payouts
Temp WebURL: http://149.56.27.47:8080/
Example nheqminer: ./nheqminer -v -l 149.56.27.47:1234 -u RDWx2Sa8iyeLVTMUUi5ypY357ZXH5tNf56.newuser -p x -t 4
VerusPool from 0x03
http://veruspool.xyz/
Example nheqminer: ./nheqminer -v -l 95.216.13.66:9999 -u RJUw1fZeJXSss5mWwqUWvJotfKx2Vft56B.newuser -p x -t 4
Obviously replace the VRSC addresses above with your own, and "-t 4" is the number of threads to use for mining.
The miner is working well, but currently compiled for Linux only. We are working on compiling for Windows. There is a bounty available for the first person to compile the miner for Windows and post a working PR that does not break other OS builds.
Here is the repo and a pre-compiled miner release for Linux:
https://github.com/VerusCoin/nheqminer/releases/tag/0.6.1
https://github.com/VerusCoin/nheqminer
Temporary S-NOMP setup for LuckPool - this will be integrated with their custom pool in the next few days and all miners will be able to transition smoothly without any loss of payouts
Temp WebURL: http://149.56.27.47:8080/
Example nheqminer: ./nheqminer -v -l 149.56.27.47:1234 -u RDWx2Sa8iyeLVTMUUi5ypY357ZXH5tNf56.newuser -p x -t 4
VerusPool from 0x03
http://veruspool.xyz/
Example nheqminer: ./nheqminer -v -l 95.216.13.66:9999 -u RJUw1fZeJXSss5mWwqUWvJotfKx2Vft56B.newuser -p x -t 4
Obviously replace the VRSC addresses above with your own, and "-t 4" is the number of threads to use for mining.
The miner is working well, but currently compiled for Linux only. We are working on compiling for Windows. There is a bounty available for the first person to compile the miner for Windows and post a working PR that does not break other OS builds.
Here is the repo and a pre-compiled miner release for Linux:
https://github.com/VerusCoin/nheqminer/releases/tag/0.6.1
https://github.com/VerusCoin/nheqminer
Thanks all for work, but do not understand , it will be the same CPU miner, which we already had before, with same hash. Except for that, to connect several together?
Well, or to get permanent small rewards, because the increased load on the network.
That miner is a stratum miner that only works on pools, and was not really used until the pools were running. The wallet does have the same algorithm, and they are both about the same speed, but using the wallet is solo mining. That means that without a lot of hash power, your rewards may be far between each other, sometimes much more, sometimes much less. Halving is every month for example, and my main machine has a luck time of over 1 month right now. With a pool, all miners share the rewards of each block according to their hash power contribution. That way, if you don't have enough hash power to be sure to get a block every day, you can use a pool to get more often smaller rewards, rather than the less often full block reward of solo mining.
Of course, there's always staking as well. One thing that's nice about pools is that they also handle shielding/unshielding for you, so by the time you get your payout, it starts to stake immediately after just 150 blocks. No need to have a shielding/unshielding script or do it manually.
August 15, 2018, 01:28:54 PM
windows 10 on pool
i5-6300 -t 4
About 60MH/s
i7-3770 -t 8
about 130 MH/s
e5504 -t 8 (no AES)
About 1,6 MH/s
virtual server 2008 E5-2680v3 -t 8
about 110 MH/s
i5-6300 -t 4
About 60MH/s
i7-3770 -t 8
about 130 MH/s
e5504 -t 8 (no AES)
About 1,6 MH/s
virtual server 2008 E5-2680v3 -t 8
about 110 MH/s
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