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Topic: [ANN][ROI] ROI Coin | CPU Only Solo Mining Hybrid | 15% POS | 593% Term Deposit - page 169. (Read 107976 times)
November 07, 2017, 07:11:12 PM
November 07, 2017, 07:11:09 PM
Wow looking at some of those huge hash numbers I wonder if someone figured out how to use ASICS or another possibility are those botnets?
Either way let's hope the pool operator can give us some kind of feedback and even a suggestion of what action to take...
https://www.nicehash.com/marketplace/hodlEither way let's hope the pool operator can give us some kind of feedback and even a suggestion of what action to take...
November 07, 2017, 06:52:49 PM
Who can compete with this 
[EDIT] I deleted the image because it displayed a wallet address.
[EDIT] I deleted the image because it displayed a wallet address.
Wow looking at some of those huge hash numbers I wonder if someone figured out how to use ASICS or another possibility are those botnets?
Either way let's hope the pool operator can give us some kind of feedback and even a suggestion of what action to take...
November 07, 2017, 06:46:13 PM
Mining Software - Best performing?
Hello everyone... As I get my laundry list going, I am considering the internal wallet miner. And possibly updating to either integrate or improve upon and add into the wallet on the next revision.
Of those solo mining, which of the 3rd party mining software is showing to be most efficient, and global (as in will work well on most all CPU architectures available?
Again, this is not an overnight thing. But something I want to consider for the next gen wallet. We would still like to keep to the one click mining for the average Joe... This optimization would only be fair for the less tech inclined. I want my Grandmother to be able to mine without calling me for a one hour tech support call.
Thank you for any feedback.
Hello everyone... As I get my laundry list going, I am considering the internal wallet miner. And possibly updating to either integrate or improve upon and add into the wallet on the next revision.
Of those solo mining, which of the 3rd party mining software is showing to be most efficient, and global (as in will work well on most all CPU architectures available?
Again, this is not an overnight thing. But something I want to consider for the next gen wallet. We would still like to keep to the one click mining for the average Joe... This optimization would only be fair for the less tech inclined. I want my Grandmother to be able to mine without calling me for a one hour tech support call.
Thank you for any feedback.
For modern machines, or at least for machines that can run it hodlminer-optiminer-fork is the best one. http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/download/hodlminer-optiminer-fork.zip
For old machines without AES-NI i.e. my wife's laptop
, you need to use hodlminer-wolf http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/download/hodlminer-windows.zipThere are faster versions of the Wolf miner but they need AES-Ni capable processors, but for those, the optiminer fork is faster.
Thank you for the feedback. This should be interesting to code, to be all inclusive and be an improvement...
November 07, 2017, 06:37:02 PM
Hi. I'm a newbie and I have one question. Can this coin be mined with VPS with Ubuntu via Putty? If yes, can someone complile a tutorial on how to? thanks
November 07, 2017, 06:24:56 PM
Not sure if I'm reading it right
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
I can't speak for what the pools shows but the block explorer shows the exact same hash as you get from using the "getmininginfo" command from the daemon. There is an issue with what's displayed on the block explorer. It's a decimal off. Currently the hashrate shows as Network (KH/s) 162.6710. It's actually 16.26710 KH/s. I'll have to modify the block explorer software for it to display correctly. All the other stats regarding the blockchain are accurate. It's just the hashrate displaying incorrectly being off by a decimal.
November 07, 2017, 06:19:50 PM
Mining Software - Best performing?
Hello everyone... As I get my laundry list going, I am considering the internal wallet miner. And possibly updating to either integrate or improve upon and add into the wallet on the next revision.
Of those solo mining, which of the 3rd party mining software is showing to be most efficient, and global (as in will work well on most all CPU architectures available?
Again, this is not an overnight thing. But something I want to consider for the next gen wallet. We would still like to keep to the one click mining for the average Joe... This optimization would only be fair for the less tech inclined. I want my Grandmother to be able to mine without calling me for a one hour tech support call.
Thank you for any feedback.
Hello everyone... As I get my laundry list going, I am considering the internal wallet miner. And possibly updating to either integrate or improve upon and add into the wallet on the next revision.
Of those solo mining, which of the 3rd party mining software is showing to be most efficient, and global (as in will work well on most all CPU architectures available?
Again, this is not an overnight thing. But something I want to consider for the next gen wallet. We would still like to keep to the one click mining for the average Joe... This optimization would only be fair for the less tech inclined. I want my Grandmother to be able to mine without calling me for a one hour tech support call.
Thank you for any feedback.
For modern machines, or at least for machines that can run it hodlminer-optiminer-fork is the best one. http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/download/hodlminer-optiminer-fork.zip
For old machines without AES-NI i.e. my wife's laptop
, you need to use hodlminer-wolf http://cryptomining-blog.com/wp-content/download/hodlminer-windows.zipThere are faster versions of the Wolf miner but they need AES-Ni capable processors, but for those, the optiminer fork is faster.
November 07, 2017, 06:09:53 PM
Mining Software - Best performing?
Hello everyone... As I get my laundry list going, I am considering the internal wallet miner. And possibly updating to either integrate or improve upon and add into the wallet on the next revision.
Of those solo mining, which of the 3rd party mining software is showing to be most efficient, and global (as in will work well on most all CPU architectures available?
Again, this is not an overnight thing. But something I want to consider for the next gen wallet. We would still like to keep to the one click mining for the average Joe... This optimization would only be fair for the less tech inclined. I want my Grandmother to be able to mine without calling me for a one hour tech support call.
Thank you for any feedback.
Hello everyone... As I get my laundry list going, I am considering the internal wallet miner. And possibly updating to either integrate or improve upon and add into the wallet on the next revision.
Of those solo mining, which of the 3rd party mining software is showing to be most efficient, and global (as in will work well on most all CPU architectures available?
Again, this is not an overnight thing. But something I want to consider for the next gen wallet. We would still like to keep to the one click mining for the average Joe... This optimization would only be fair for the less tech inclined. I want my Grandmother to be able to mine without calling me for a one hour tech support call.
Thank you for any feedback.
November 07, 2017, 05:52:46 PM
Not sure if I'm reading it right
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
Network hashrate come from daemon, it's calculated from average hashrate from last 120 blocks.On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
Pool hashrate is current value, it is calculated from miners sharerate. It may amplitude because miners have different share luck.
Cool... Thank you for explaining that. Clears my head up.
November 07, 2017, 05:36:57 PM
Not sure if I'm reading it right
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
Network hashrate come from daemon, it's calculated from average hashrate from last 120 blocks.On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
Pool hashrate is current value, it is calculated from miners sharerate. It may amplitude because miners have different share luck.
November 07, 2017, 05:15:59 PM
Not sure if I'm reading it right
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
I can't speak for what the pools shows but the block explorer shows the exact same hash as you get from using the "getmininginfo" command from the daemon. There is an issue with what's displayed on the block explorer. It's a decimal off. Currently the hashrate shows as Network (KH/s) 162.6710. It's actually 16.26710 KH/s. I'll have to modify the block explorer software for it to display correctly. All the other stats regarding the blockchain are accurate. It's just the hashrate displaying incorrectly being off by a decimal.
Edit:
Please disregard this post. I don't know what I was thinking. Obviously I wasn't.
November 07, 2017, 05:05:30 PM
Not sure if I'm reading it right
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
I can't speak for the pool as it is independently owned and operated. A separate yet welcome entity. But those numbers are curious. 199.84 KH / 64 wallets would average 3109 KH per wallet. That said, if I recall pool mining, you could have multiple boxes pointed to the same address. So there may be some mini whales swimming in the fish bowl.
But I leave it to others the fill in the blanks. This is just my initial thought on it. I would like to know the algo for calculating the Est. Avg. per block, as well as why the pools hash rate is not reflected in the network hash rate. Again, I am not familiar with pools inner workings.
November 07, 2017, 04:54:47 PM
Not sure if I'm reading it right
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
Yes it takes the network time to catch up to fast changes on the pool. So lets say it takes 3 hours for it to catch up to the pool. ANd then the pool hash drops to 10kh. It would take a long time to drop the network hash back down..
November 07, 2017, 04:50:11 PM
Not sure if I'm reading it right
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
On the pool, it shows the pool's hashrate as higher than network hashrate. Is that even possible?
Network
SymbolROI
Algorithmhodl
Hashrate152.69 KH
Est. Avg. Time per Round2 minutes 5 seconds
Difficulty0.00456411
Height1496
Coinbase maturity360
StatusOnline
Pool
Hashrate199.84 KH
Workers64
Daemon version1.0.2.7
Current Round1497
Est. Avg. Time per Round1 minute 35 seconds
Minimum payment20
Block reward120
November 07, 2017, 04:14:33 PM
No need to be lost in a sea of high end ASICS and GPU whales. Long live CPU mining with common hardware that's owned by the masses 
Glad to see this coin up and running, been waiting for the launch! Great work my man!
November 07, 2017, 03:34:06 PM
YaY! I got a block with just 260 H/s... made my day, such a joy finding something against all odds. Take that you 100 KH/s cloud_mining_spoil_all_the_fun_miner. 
Nice!
Got my first block mining after about 5 hours! 
Averaging 280 hashes/second.
Averaging 280 hashes/second.
Congratulations and hoping you find many more blocks
[EDIT] I couldn't resist:
No need to be lost in a sea of high end ASICS and GPU whales. Long live CPU mining with common hardware that's owned by the masses
November 07, 2017, 03:21:47 PM
Got my first block mining after about 5 hours!
Averaging 280 hashes/second.
Averaging 280 hashes/second.
November 07, 2017, 03:20:40 PM
YaY! I got a block with just 260 H/s... made my day, such a joy finding something against all odds. Take that you 100 KH/s cloud_mining_spoil_all_the_fun_miner.
November 07, 2017, 03:12:59 PM
Hi dev! I realy like your idea with cpu mining currency. I started to mine today, and I faced with a strange bug. After 4-5 hrs mining 1 block was found and I got notification "+120 ROI income". I opened wallet and saw 120 ROI on balance. But when I opened wallet again after 10-15mins I didnt see any transactions and my balance again equials zero. My coins just disapeared. Whats happened?
The same thing happened to me yesterday, it's probably because someone else with lower latency also solved the same block and claimed it a fraction of a millisecond faster than you.
Latency is our next area of focus on infrastructure, among many other background tasks going on. We have been compiling site visitors to https://roi-coin.com, to get an idea of geographic locations. However, there are likely many silent miners our here, for whom we have no idea where they are located. If you want to be included in the tally, simply go to the website, push a few buttons and go or sign up and join the community in sharing ideas and many other topics relating to the crypto world. We'll be able to pull the IP info from Google Analytics to get which country you are in.
This Friday, with more geographic information on hand, I will be setting up more nodes across the globe. May have to start using another VPS service, DigitalOcean is a tad limited. Especially for our friends in Russia, Australia and other remote areas.
Until a major wallet update (subject for another day). These nodes can be added to Conf files via addnode=IP. And will be posted here and at our home site. We want everyone to have a fair and equal chance at mining and making a profit for the short and long term.
November 07, 2017, 02:49:02 PM
Hi dev! I realy like your idea with cpu mining currency. I started to mine today, and I faced with a strange bug. After 4-5 hrs mining 1 block was found and I got notification "+120 ROI income". I opened wallet and saw 120 ROI on balance. But when I opened wallet again after 10-15mins I didnt see any transactions and my balance again equials zero. My coins just disapeared. Whats happened?
The same thing happened to me yesterday, it's probably because someone else with lower latency also solved the same block and claimed it a fraction of a millisecond faster than you.
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