Topic: [ANN][RIC] Riecoin: constellations POW *CPU* HARD FORK successful, world record - page 247. (Read 685216 times)

It's interesting to see how the peoples opinion about fairness vary based on weather they found coins or not. I myself was prepared and throw some 300+ CPU cores for 24h on this coin and  the only blocks I've found were 0 value and 1 with 50 which was orphan. So I'm in the camp of the unlucky peoples with 0 coin.
I think I never complained on this forum about fairness of any coin launch or anything but we must agree that there are grounds for the disappointment of those peoples who found no coins. So I can understand that they  want to express their feelings on this forum and I kind of agree with them.
I don't mind that the big sharks get the majority of the coins. I can respect those who has the money and the guts to buy thousands of server and invest in this coin. The problem here that those who don't have enough resources got almost nothing and has little chance to find anything now.
I think this coin will really discourages the "small/middle" powered miners at least in the current form with the current difficulty.

+people who know how to modify/improve miner

Anyway, doesnt seem to be that much interest around this coin due to reasons you listed. Hopefully we get a pool soon so people without thousands of cores can mine this coin also.

Just because it wasnt easy doesnt mean it wasnt fair.  Everyone had equal opportunity to get blocks.  Some just had more resources to go after them with... life tends to work that way.

The diff, while crazy high, was and may still be below the actual target time of 2.5mins.

There were 100's of thousands of CPUs running by the time the reward blocks started and even at 1 block / minute, there werent a whole lot of blocks to go around.

Check back in the thread - there was someone with 4000 CPUs complaining of not getting blocks.

Your complaint is fundamentally the same as complaint that you cant mine BTC with your laptop.

Alright... And why do you think, that was a fair launch?

I think so.

any way, really fair launch！

haha may it's hard to set a pool,but we really need one.

Okay, so you want to tell us something about a fair launch?

Lets put the facts together:
- The difficulty was insanely high from the start
- There was no mining pool at the beginning
=> People have to solo mine this coin. But because of the extreme difficulty, you can't even solve a block with 50-100 CPUs in reasonable time (~48h).

So, who is the winner of this coin?
=> Just a handful miner / botnet owner who have extreme capacity (> 500 CPUs) to solve the blocks. The do get the FULL reward, whereas miner with decent CPU capacity have nearly no chance to get somethink. This very unfair situation remains until there is a pool available. Until then, the few miner will squeeze everything out of that coin and this is called something like "INSTAMINING"!


This launch was just like on most altcoins a huge fail.
Either the difficulty had to be adjusted so that everyone has the chance to solve some blocks or you had to setup a pool for the launch.

Let there be no misunderstanding: I am not asking that everyone should already mine >1k coins in the first few hours.
But it's just not ok when a few people own almost all coins from the start because they are the only ones who have a decent chance to solve some blocks.

I'm done with this. Pretty sad because I had some hope in this coin because of its innovative algo.

But maybe it's interesting for the other people to know, what you mean with "fair launch".

Okay, so you want to tell us something about a fair launch?

Lets put the facts together:
- The difficulty was insanely high from the start
- There was no mining pool at the beginning
=> People have to solo mine this coin. But because of the extreme difficulty, you can't even solve a block with 50-100 CPUs in reasonable time (~48h).

So, who is the winner of this coin?
=> Just a handful miner / botnet owner who have extreme capacity (> 500 CPUs) to solve the blocks. The do get the FULL reward, whereas miner with decent CPU capacity have nearly no chance to get somethink. This very unfair situation remains until there is a pool available. Until then, the few miner will squeeze everything out of that coin and this is called something like "INSTAMINING"!


This launch was a pure fail.
Either the difficulty had to be adjusted so that everyone has the chance to solve some blocks or you had to setup a pool for the launch.

I'm done with this. Pretty sad because I had some hope in this coin because of its innovative algo.

oke not like this :  ./rminerd -q -o http://10.10.10.10:28332 -O awallet:apassword -t 8 -i 2097152

but this it would regnize it : ./rminerd -q -o http://10.10.10.10:28332 -O awallet:apassword -t 8 -i2097152

could you compile a windows version pls ?

Next n-1 improvement is a small one (1-2% depending on how sieve size used) and was found before I focused on the time critical code:

Replace all


With


mpz_probab_prime_p is a wrapper around mpz_millerrabin which includes tests for small primes.  The sieve which riecoin uses has already sieved the numbers so no need to double sieve.

I would expect this to make more than a few % points on small memory systems.

Regards,

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bsunau7

any block explorer ?

Okay then. Can't beat 'em, then join 'em...

wts 300ric=3btc PM ME

Current n-1 improvement (already mentioned elsewhere):

Run rminerd with a larger sieve.  12% improvement in going from 1Mb (default) to 2Mb on xeon class machines (i.e with large caches).  For example


Regards,

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bsunau7

We need Exchange and Pool... NOW!

the big fish will super miner have not mine enough, so pls be patient.... lol  

WTB 10 RIC. 1 RIC = 0.0005 BTC.

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