Topic: [ANN][CACH] CACHeCoin released based on scrypt-jane - page 99. (Read 224425 times)

Give feedback if have any, thought of modifying diff retarget http://forum.cachecoin.org/index.php/topic,13.0.html

No limit. But fees are destroyed

How many total cach coins will be made? Dont see it in the OP

Thx

Thanks. I am looking for a long-term investment in a scrypt-jane coin for those reasons.  VERT seemed like it was too good to be true so I had to cut out, unfortunately i offloaded most of mine at the 1 USD per coin mark.  That's besides the point.  I am glad CACH has both n-factor and scrypt-jane.  That should do well for longevity.

CACHe has same ideas as Vertcoin: increasing Nfactor to avoid ASIC (actually CACHe is more Anti-Asic than Vertcoin because its Nfactor is increasing faster). But CACHe even more advance than Vertcoin because it's using scrypt-jane: using less power when mining and reward per block is adapted based on nethash, another advantage is POS reward.

I can't talk for the poster above but I don't believe CACHe is crap at all. It hasn't been marketed the best sure but it's a solid coin in my opinion. I just think the above was stupid to invest in it without doing his own research - as you would be with any coin.

CACHe is on an exchange and it's value is steadily increasing. People are mining it actively so it's far from dead and the community is there.

Which coin are you talking about, I am beginning to look at CACH as my next investment.  I already offloaded my Vert at spike and am considering buying it all back at near half price.  Which one do you think is crap and what research are you talking about?  The vert premine?

Very.

How stupid was I to invest in this crap before doing a solid research..

Ok, premine is never defensible imo. But how about the technical differences? I don't have enough knowledge to judge which one has the smartest 'layout' in that aspect.

Vertcoin was premined. Cachecoin was not.

Could someone explain the the differences between CACH and Vert, besides the PoS? I can see that they have a quite different approach to the N-factor:
For example, Vertcoin began at a N-factor of 10, while CACH began at 5.

CACH
Time: 1389474171 12 Jan 2014 N: 64 Nfactor: 5
Time: 1389736315 15 Jan 2014 N: 128 Nfactor: 6
Time: 1389998459 18 Jan 2014 N: 256 Nfactor: 7
Time: 1390784891 27 Jan 2014 N: 512 Nfactor: 8
Time: 1391047035 30 Jan 2014 N: 1024 Nfactor: 9
Time: 1393144187 23 Feb 2014 N: 2048 Nfactor: 10
Time: 1394192763  7 Mar 2014 N: 4096 Nfactor: 11
Time: 1397338491 13 Apr 2014 N: 8192 Nfactor: 12
Time: 1401532795 31 May 2014 N: 16384 Nfactor: 13
Time: 1405727099 19 Jun 2014 N: 32768 Nfactor: 14
Time: 1422504315 29 Jan 2015 N: 65536 Nfactor: 15
Time: 1430892923  6 May 2015 N: 131072 Nfactor: 16
Time: 1456058747 21 Feb 2016 N: 262144 Nfactor: 17
Time: 1489613179 16 Mar 2017 N: 524288 Nfactor: 18

VERT
 N        | Memory | Timestamp   | Date/Time                     |   |
|----------|--------|-------------|-------------------------------|---|
| 2048     | 256 kB | 1389306217  | Thu, 09 Jan 2014 22:23:37 GMT |   |
| 4096     | 512 kB | 1456415081  | Thu, 25 Feb 2016 15:44:41 GMT |   |
| 8192     | 1 MB   | 1506746729  | Sat, 30 Sep 2017 04:45:29 GMT |   |
| 16384    | 2 MB   | 1557078377  | Sun, 05 May 2019 17:46:17 GMT |   |
| 32768    | 4 MB   | 1657741673  | Wed, 13 Jul 2022 19:47:53 GMT |   |
| 65536    | 8 MB   | 1859068265  | Tue, 28 Nov 2028 23:51:05 GMT |   |
| 131072   | 16 MB  | 2060394857  | Tue, 17 Apr 2035 03:54:17 GMT |   |
| 262144   | 32 MB  | 2463048041  | Sun, 19 Jan 2048 12:00:41 GMT |   |
| 524288   | 64 MB  | 2999918953  | Fri, 23 Jan 2065 06:49:13 GMT |   |
| 1048576  | 128 MB | 3536789865  | Wed, 28 Jan 2082 01:37:45 GMT |   |
| 2097152  | 256 MB | 5684273513  | Mon, 16 Feb 2150 04:51:53 GMT |   |
| 4194304  | 512 MB | 7831757161  | Sat, 07 Mar 2218 08:06:01 GMT |   |
| 8388608  | 1 GB   | 9979240809  | Thu, 25 Mar 2286 11:20:09 GMT |   |
| 16777216 | 2 GB   | 16421691753 | Fri, 19 May 2490 21:02:33 GMT |   |
| 33554432 | 4 GB   | 22864142697 | Sun, 15 Jul 2694 06:44:57 GMT |   |

Penguincoin has a pretty good OP in my opinion.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-peng-penguincoin-vote-for-cryptsy-442876

The OP is the first impression many get of a coin. It would be worth in my opinion taking some time to update it with some more up-to-date information and make it a bit more accessible to new users..

Hehe, yeah, thanks for that totally forgot Unfortunately, I suck at writing summaries too

Just add https://poloniex.com/ under "trading places".
By summary I mean a small introduction/overview of the coin, but unfortunately I'm not the right guy to write that.

Please give suggestions as to what's missing


edit your cachecoin.conf and add

and point your miner to http://127.0.0.1:2224 -u someusername -p somepassword

P2Pool is the other big 'pool' for CACHe. Links on the OP.

Solo mining CACHe is the same as solo mining almost any cryptocurrency. A Litecoin guide which can be adapted to CACHe is here: http://cryptocur.com/litecoin/litecoin-mining/. Unless you have several mh/s then I wouldn't bother..

Sure enough,a good coin markets itself - but I still think we should update the thread start with the current exchanges and a summary of the coin.

hi guys, how many pools do we have now except for http://cach.catcoin.cz? I saw netwok hashrate is 80MH/S, while cach.catcoin.cz pool hashrate is just 8M. And, how could I solo mine CACHecoin with my own graphic cards? Waiting for your reply!

Should work fine now