Topic: 【ANN】【RYO】【Cryptonight-GPU】 RyoCurrency - Privacy for everyone - page 29. (Read 38920 times)

Have you tried our pool https://ryo.leafpool.com/ It supports worker name and displays your hashrate clearly on your dashboard. Our banning configuration is also easier on miners versus the default banning configuration that other pool uses.

BTW you said we are spamming this thread but if you check my posts here I only posted our pool twice before this and both of them are 4 days apart so I dont think that is spamming. 

someone else mining at hashvault pro? always felt like their rewards were off by quite alot too.

and there is no other pool that beats it, most pools cant see worker name besides that and rocks which requires u to use w= to identify but it starts banning IP adresses and so does all the other pools besides hashvault and after unbanning ur ip adress it re bans it the next day despite being the same IP

need some better pools up.

I think Son Of A Tech does a video on you tube with xmr stak for windows

A few more observations/thoughts on Wally Point Two:

[1] Attempted to move contents of restored wallets (with Sumo seeds) to a native RYO wallet (freshly created) using "All Coins" but I got "tranx too large" or something to that effect. I had to break the contents of the wallets down to smaller pieces to complete the transfers. Doesn't RYO have dynamic/adaptive block size? What exactly happened under the hood on this one?

[2] After each tranx, there is always a difference of a few coins between the new total wallet balance and the unlocked balance that eventually evens out after a long while. I assume that this difference represents a change coming back to the wallet. Does a change need a certain number of confirmations too? If so, how many and why? It's just a change. Should be instantaneous, no? And while I'm at it, how many confirmations until a tranx (not change) becomes unlocked?

[3] No user-defined wallet file names/IDs. Wallet creation automatically generates a string of alphanumeric characters for the wallet file names. Most users maintain more than one wallet and such naming method/scheme makes it difficult to identify/determine which wallet is which.

[4] There is no elegant way of opening a particular wallet or switching to a different one (perhaps there is one and I'm just missing it). My jury-rig/ghetto method of doing so is through "Import" but that presents a problem in itself and exacerbates the confusion thereby making wallet management even more complicated because the process would create another set of wallet files with a different set of auto-generated file names.

[5] No user-defined database directory/location. No need for elaboration. The users should be unanimous on this one.

Edit: "unanimous"...not anonymous (damn autocorrect)

Edit: [6] Sending still requires password.

Stalker material.

Amusing. Thanks for sharing.

Of course, when the dust settles we will be able to start moving rapidly 

I appreciate all feedback, and I don't feel as if you're being demanding in the slightest. Please list out any and all features/bugs you want to see implemented!

hi all im a noobish miner and am having trouble compiling xmr-stak is someone here familiar with it.

Dear RYO team,

I was a supporter of sumo for long time but in the light of recent event I was forced to tell them to sodomite them self.. Complete circus produced by a greedy person with Dissociative identity disorder..

I strongly believe that the expertise that the current team has will make RYO a great privacy coin. Hopefully you can set it free from the shitty heritage asap.

Looking forward for updates. Keep it up!

@visdude: over the time I was following sumo, I have had a lot of laughs reading your posts.. I did not put much weight to your words and I have to admit now that YOU WERE RIGHT!

This reddit thread seemed to be the genesis of Sumogr's obsession with the idea that I was you.    Interestingly further down I see that Niels was also complaining about the shutup or fork it yourself tactics, more warning signals I let slide foolishly.

I guess when your project is full of sock puppet team members you see sock puppets elsewhere, it was a clear sign I overlooked.  

Thank you for the reply. I am very aware that the Team has certain priorities and currently has a lot on its plate in order to iron out the wrinkles and allow RYO to distance itself for good from its horrible roots/origin. Hence I specifically stated, "when the dust settles". I post my thoughts while they're still fresh in my mind (before I forget them) and are not meant to be requests/demands/impositions with immediacy. I try to be involved/cooperative by sharing my experiences/observations but ultimately, it's up to the Team to decide what to do with such information. I merely report them. Hopefully, it would result in a more elegant GUI experience especially for less tech-savvy users like me.

In fact, I already have a few observations/issues with the current GUI release (Point Two). I will enumerate them on here once I am able to verify (reproduce) them and organize my thoughts.

Thanks for the welcome mat. I'm not sure why I was mistaken for being you or vice versa but it was amusing nevertheless.

Thanks for passing it on.

It is because of the attacks on sumo, ryo, ombre, saronite, etc. Although double spends did not occur, it is possible that the attacker could have sent coins to the exchanges right before the chain re-org they caused. Purely precautionary until we upgrade the codebase to remove the vulnerability inherited from Sumo.

I just want to know why all the exchanges have the RYO wallet in maintence......what's goin on ?

  interesting news. well it is clear that from the wallet you can either Sumokoin to apply and get either a new coin go, and how it would look if the coins have been in trade, and now frozen? You ask for patience from us until the exchangers to which we are accustomed will not be adjusted, but I'm not sure that the new miners will not contribute to the fall of the RYO rate.

Most of all I appreciate in the project RyoCurrency that you do not need to trust third parties to keep your Ryo safe

Hey Visdude, absolutely I will bring back the top block number into the progress bar, and I agree it's very useful for showing how much of the blockchain you've synced. Once we have our proper release, and nodes aren't seeing block candidates from the sumo network (right now the ryo daemon sees them, but will never sync them) then I can re-introduce that feature. Right now though it doesn't make sense and it would only cause confusion with people seeing a block much higher than what the ryo network is at, and thinking they are never synced.

As far as your other suggestions regarding the colors, etc. they are very good points. In general I will rework a lot of the colors and hit on styling issues I missed (dark wallet was initially planned to release later, but we had to get the GUI out the door asap). For example, I'm not a fan of incoming transactions being green and outgoing being red, to me that signifies successful vs failed transactions.

In general I've got tons of new features planned for the GUI wallet, making a view key only wallet is a good idea as well.

look for DEFT if missing new things in crypto.. completelly new algo, very memory heavy and CPU mining only for the time being.. I like this one!

Welcome to the one true visdude.   

I left a note for Mosu that there were some GUI questions on the ANN post.

any way we could add key files to wallets in the future so its more safe?

GUI Wallet v0.1.2 "Wally Point Two

https://github.com/ryo-currency/ryo-gui-wallet/releases/tag/0.1.2

This release includes daemon v0.1.2 "NOASIC", which has some checkpoints to help keep your daemon healthy. Other features include:

     * Removed unnecessary password requirements. Now all ASCII characters are valid, including spaces.
     * Option to use no password at all. Upon opening the wallet the password prompt will show, but every action after that will not require a password.
     * Added pop blocks button in settings tab, default 1,000 blocks. Use this if your daemon gets stuck. It will remove the last N blocks and restart the daemon.

This release (and every release hereafter) includes the following versions:

     * Mac OS X version (dmg file)
     * Windows installer version -- this is the version most people will want to use as it installs to C:\Program Files\Ryo and puts a shortcut on your desktop.
     * Windows ZIP file -- regular zip file just containing the exe, special use only
     * Linux Release