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Topic: [ANN][XMY] Myriad | Multi-Algo, Fair, Secure - page 242. (Read 850209 times)

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Dan Kaminsky at 2013 Bitcoin Conference (May 18, 2013)- Security Panel
Speaking briefly about ASIC centralization and multiple proof-of-work functions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si-2niFDgtI&feature=youtu.be&t=41m
 
The Unbeknownst Foreshadowing of Myriadcoin?
 
Dan: "One dude spins up one batch of ASICs and gets double digit percentages of the network. That's ONE GUY. That's not OK."
...
Panel Member 1: "With an ASIC, best case you're going to see a massive industrialization of mining to the hands of a few small players. It's not going to be an ASIC in every garage."
Dan: "If that happens, Bitcoin fails. ... I had a meeting with some people and it became clear that multiple proof-of-work functions operating as a you know, "basket of currencies" kind of thing is probably the path that is going to happen.... I don't know where this is going to go yet. All I know is that bitcoin has a life or death dependency on mining not centralization. ... Look, this aspect of the system has got to change. I'm not sure what it's going to change into, but either Bitcoin changes or something else happens to leverage the hundreds of millions of machine, Because right now if you have a GPU or a CPU you shouldn't be mining."
Panel Member 1: "That's not true. GPU mining, dollar for dollar, pays in the same band it's paid for the past three years."
Dan: "Only because the ASIC guys aren't fully online."
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Qubit p2p pool needs more hash power

http://p2poolcoin.com:5567/static/
I was just going to post the same message, thanks for support. I don't understand why so few people use p2pool.
Anyway, i put some of my rigs back to help the node.

70% of the qubit hash is on the myr.nonce-pool.com, that's not nice to have all this power centralized.

Don't forget everyone can make a p2pool node for qubit with this source code:
https://github.com/linked67/p2pool-myrq



Excellent point to make again. Pool owners won't like it but it's the truth.
Pool owers can build a p2pool node too  Wink

Since i have switch back most of my rigs to qubit p2pool, we have a better "Expected time to block". It was near 10h and it's around 3h now.
With 50 or 100Mh/s more (10 or 20 r9280x), we should be around 1h to find a block.

Is Scrypt the best way to mine this coin with GPU?

Skein, Qubit, and Groestl are also very good. You can see the estimated coins per scrypt mh and calculate it from how many GPUs you are running here: http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/
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Qubit p2p pool needs more hash power

http://p2poolcoin.com:5567/static/
I was just going to post the same message, thanks for support. I don't understand why so few people use p2pool.
Anyway, i put some of my rigs back to help the node.

70% of the qubit hash is on the myr.nonce-pool.com, that's not nice to have all this power centralized.

Don't forget everyone can make a p2pool node for qubit with this source code:
https://github.com/linked67/p2pool-myrq



Excellent point to make again. Pool owners won't like it but it's the truth.
Pool owers can build a p2pool node too  Wink

Since i have switch back most of my rigs to qubit p2pool, we have a better "Expected time to block". It was near 10h and it's around 3h now.
With 50 or 100Mh/s more (10 or 20 r9280x), we should be around 1h to find a block.

Is Scrypt the best way to mine this coin with GPU?
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2013 Bitcoin Conference. Security Panel. 1 year ago.

MyriadCoin was predicted by Dan Kaminsky, at least discussed seriously in public.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si-2niFDgtI

Jump to 41:00 and see the benefit of a blockchain like MyriadCoin's be realized.

If you still needed confidence to hold long-term, here it is. Smiley

Thanks, pierce.
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Community people, should Myriad appear here or not? http://coinalliance.org/index.html
Maybe it can benefit us...


Maybe Myriad should also be involved in : https://prypto.com ...just saying..Smiley) Why? Because we need to be everywhere, anywhere, so everybody can find out about the beauty of the modular 5POW blockchain

I'll look into Coinalliance.org
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Bitrated user: ahmedbodi.
Community people, should Myriad appear here or not? http://coinalliance.org/index.html
Maybe it can benefit us...


Maybe Myriad should also be involved in : https://prypto.com ...just saying..Smiley) Why? Because we need to be everywhere, anywhere, so everybody can find out about the beauty of the modular 5POW blockchain

ohh prypto will be soon. just wait Cheesy
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Community people, should Myriad appear here or not? http://coinalliance.org/index.html
Maybe it can benefit us...


Maybe Myriad should also be involved in : https://prypto.com ...just saying..Smiley) Why? Because we need to be everywhere, anywhere, so everybody can find out about the beauty of the modular 5POW blockchain
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Qubit p2p pool needs more hash power

http://p2poolcoin.com:5567/static/
I was just going to post the same message, thanks for support. I don't understand why so few people use p2pool.
Anyway, i put some of my rigs back to help the node.

70% of the qubit hash is on the myr.nonce-pool.com, that's not nice to have all this power centralized.

Don't forget everyone can make a p2pool node for qubit with this source code:
https://github.com/linked67/p2pool-myrq



Excellent point to make again. Pool owners won't like it but it's the truth.
Pool owers can build a p2pool node too  Wink

Since i have switch back most of my rigs to qubit p2pool, we have a better "Expected time to block". It was near 10h and it's around 3h now.
With 50 or 100Mh/s more (10 or 20 r9280x), we should be around 1h to find a block.
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i dont get the bat file, what is php.exe i dont have this?? how do i start the script?
You need to install PHP, as this script is written in PHP
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i bought at 0.00000464 but i think price is dropping.

Hype cycles. Don't worry Smiley

I will wait a day  Smiley
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i bought at 0.00000464 but i think price is dropping.

Hype cycles. Don't worry Smiley
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i bought at 0.00000464 but i think price is dropping.
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Mining Pool Hub
Qubit p2p pool needs more hash power

http://p2poolcoin.com:5567/static/
I was just going to post the same message, thanks for support. I don't understand why so few people use p2pool.
Anyway, i put some of my rigs back to help the node.

70% of the qubit hash is on the myr.nonce-pool.com, that's not nice to have all this power centralized.

Don't forget everyone can make a p2pool node for qubit with this source code:
https://github.com/linked67/p2pool-myrq



Excellent point to make again. Pool owners won't like it but it's the truth.

Each type of pool has pros and cons.

p2pool is also ran by operators, you may be charged for some fee too.
Actually p2pool is much easier for pool owners. Low sever fee, low traffic, management issues are limited.

I could have make p2pool but I didn't like to set wallet address for each coins.
I wanted to switch coins easily with just one account, wanted to manage them by just one click.
Well I'm yet working on coin switching feature, but this type of switching will come out soon.
Currently, you can mine several coins with just one account on my pool. This helps people managing their miners and coins.

And p2pool usually set their minimum difficulty value high to lower the traffic, small miners can't join.
The is the main reason why I started centralized pool.

Both pool is needed on coin mining.

Have a try on our pool. http://myriadcoin-groestl.miningpoolhub.com/


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For 8bitcoder in case you aren't checking your messages: A guy in the IRC has a patch for you for getdifficulty

http://pastebin.com/k01xRnvq

I think the patch is not correct. By default (the case where params.size() is 0), you should call GetDifficulty with the value of the global miningAlgo, not with 0 as the patch proposes.

Main issue is getdifficulty is not allowing arguments. Made quick local patch to verify, didn't see the global outside the scope of the problem - wasn't really looking. Definitely someone w/ more familiarity w/ codebase should address and resolve. Behavior prior to patch:

Code:
obf@obf:~/myriadcoin/src$ ./myriadcoind getdifficulty
1221362.38981582
obf@obf:~/myriadcoin/src$ ./myriadcoind getdifficulty 1
error: {"code":-1,"message":"getdifficulty\nReturns the proof-of-work difficulty as a multiple of the minimum difficulty."}

Behavior after.

Code:
obf@obf:~/myriadcoin/src$ ./myriadcoind getdifficulty 0
1588215.87495287
obf@obf:~/myriadcoin/src$ ./myriadcoind getdifficulty 1
11.83426209
obf@obf:~/myriadcoin/src$ ./myriadcoind getdifficulty
1588215.87495287


-=Chainey
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For 8bitcoder in case you aren't checking your messages: A guy in the IRC has a patch for you for getdifficulty

http://pastebin.com/k01xRnvq

I think the patch is not correct. By default (the case where params.size() is 0), you should call GetDifficulty with the value of the global miningAlgo, not with 0 as the patch proposes.
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Qubit p2p pool needs more hash power

http://p2poolcoin.com:5567/static/
I was just going to post the same message, thanks for support. I don't understand why so few people use p2pool.
Anyway, i put some of my rigs back to help the node.

70% of the qubit hash is on the myr.nonce-pool.com, that's not nice to have all this power centralized.

Don't forget everyone can make a p2pool node for qubit with this source code:
https://github.com/linked67/p2pool-myrq



Excellent point to make again. Pool owners won't like it but it's the truth.
sr. member
Activity: 448
Merit: 250
For 8bitcoder in case you aren't checking your messages: A guy in the IRC has a patch for you for getdifficulty

http://pastebin.com/k01xRnvq
sr. member
Activity: 336
Merit: 250
Qubit p2p pool needs more hash power

http://p2poolcoin.com:5567/static/
I was just going to post the same message, thanks for support. I don't understand why so few people use p2pool.
Anyway, i put some of my rigs back to help the node.

70% of the qubit hash is on the myr.nonce-pool.com, that's not nice to have all this power centralized.

Don't forget everyone can make a p2pool node for qubit with this source code:
https://github.com/linked67/p2pool-myrq

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what's going on with the scrypt pools?

nut2pools suddenly dropped dead, stablehash won't let me create workers and displays diff 7k, the others seem dead..

edit: well, everything back to normal with nut nut pools. but i think i'm gonna join shoelesssteve on eminer for a while Cheesy

Just keep reporting if pools are sucking and someone will jump in with a better one. Smiley
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