Topic: BiblePay | 10% to Orphan-Charity | RANDOMX MINING | Sanctuaries (Masternodes) - page 64. (Read 243376 times)

BiblePay external miner hash rates
https://whitewalr.us/2019/biblepay-external-miner-hash-rates.html

Thanks to capulo for his stats and photos. BiblePay use Proof of Bible Hash (PoBH) - Bible verses embedded in blockchain. Fork of DASH, modified X11 algo.

If anyone wants to submit hash rates for your computer setup, I am offering a small bounty. Contact me for details.

Hey Dimarzio,

What did you have in mind as the big mining pools?
Who should we contact?

Just results I got from googling: "mining pool", "altcoin mining pool", "mining pool list", etc:

NiceHash (Is this a pool?)
https://www.nicehash.com/
https://www.nicehash.com/compatible-pools
I couldnt see easy way to contact them

Multipool
https://www.multipool.us/
[email protected]

2miners
https://2miners.com/
https://2miners.com/coin-listing
Standard fee is 2 BTC to list a coin

Bitcoin Wiki Pools:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Comparison_of_mining_pools

Bitcointalk Pools:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=199.0

Wheretomine Pools:
https://wheretomine.io/pools/

Prohashing:
https://prohashing.com/

MinerGate:
https://minergate.com/

MiningPoolHub:
https://miningpoolhub.com/

MiningPoolStats:
https://miningpoolstats.stream/

10 Biggest Mining Pools 2019:
https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/mining/pools/

7 Best Mining Pools:
https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-mining/pools/

Just fired up the external miner for the first time
Works very nicely and very simple
Kudos to all involved in the dev work

I had a thought after seeing this simple process
It is probably very familiar to anyone used to mining.
Therefore, instead of looking to getting BBP registered on more exchanges - would it not bring us more exposure to get BBP included on some of the big mining pools?
Especially as BBP is a CPU-only mining algo and would be an alt source of revenues for the GPU miners.

Just a thought and no idea what could be involved in getting this up and running
Regards
PM

replace MINING_WALLET
with your BiblePay address

1) I've tested your bbpminer-x86 external miner config and it seems OK, it works for me.  I dont think you need the "-p x" at the end, but it should not be a concern.
2) I don't think its your hashrate; it doesn't sound like you ever get to the point where the miner is showing the hashmeter.  After a couple minutes you should see 'thread 1: nn KH/S'.  You can try adding "-t1" to mine on a single core (this would put more availability to one thread) and see if anything happens, but imo I dont think its the hashrate.
3) You can take out the workerid, workeridfunded, and pool settings in the biblepay.conf as currently pool.biblepay.org is out of play in favor of nomp.  Basically the internal miner in the core wallet is not being used for mining, but we are using the external miner now.  (I do have a side project to fix that, so they are equal, but for now lets all use the external miner to be equal in speed).
4) You do not need to register any workerid now, you can just use a valid BBP receive address.  Please do verify the receive address you use is valid (you get it from the core client Receiving address, or, from 'getnewaddress' . <- I would look at this as this could be the problem, nomp may be hanging up on you if its a bad address.
5) You don't need to have boinc on *yet*, but, we are going to require users to be on team BBP for WCG very soon - IE within 30 days - to earn PODC2.0 credits.  See this thread if you want to help us:  https://forum.biblepay.org/index.php?topic=465.msg6515#msg6515

6)  If none of this helps, please try the external miner on another machine and see if it works with the same settings.  If it does, you might have a bad binary on win10, just re-download it.
7) You can also try this:  telnet nomp.biblepay.org 3032
Verify the screen clears.  This shows you have a connection to the stratum port.  There is a remote chance you have a blocked firewall in win10?

I am using under Windows 10:

Or:

Both returns rightaway:


Last two lines in a loop (new line every 30 seconds).

Perhaps my hashrate is slow as I've been disconnected since 4th of November. But I cannot mine with the wallet client as well since then. The biblepay.conf file:


But with getmining info:

Do I need to register workerids on the new pools hosts?

Do I need to turn onh WCG-BOINC once again in team BiblePay? (I've read something about it in the recent pages of this thread).

I was listening to a prophet on The Lord is my Shepherd, and she said Jesus told her to tell the people:
"If you die in an unrepentant state, you will NOT enter into my Kingdom."

REPENT!

stratum_recv_line failed

Are you getting this error right away, or after some mining time (like 10-30 min)?  The error means the pool disconnected you because it didn't receive a share from you for a long time. If your hash rate is low (like under 100 kh/s) then it is possible the pool difficulty is too high. If there's other connection problem right away, then it could be your company firewall. I wouldn't mine on company network or resources anyway...

You can try the different ports as a test.

URL (difficulty 4): stratum+tcp://5.135.183.202:3008
URL (vardiff 1-16): stratum+tcp://5.135.183.202:3032
URL (difficulty 256): stratum+tcp://5.135.183.202:3256

If your miner submits a share and it is accepted, miner will say:
accepted (yay!!!)

And your BBP address will show up here: http://5.135.183.202/workers

Could you please paste your external miner startup configuration, and I will try to reproduce?

BiblePay listed on MiningPoolStats
https://miningpoolstats.stream/biblepay

(and they just recently tweeted us out!, please like and retweet:
https://twitter.com/miningpoolstats/status/1193313891197079557)

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How do I mine BiblePay on the NOMP pools?
https://whitewalr.us/2019/biblepay-nomp-pool-mining.html

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If anyone wants to post their pools in the Bitcointalk pool section, to help spread BBP, please do!
Heres an older thread I made: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/pool-biblepay-bbp-monero-xmr-cpu-only-mining-2657167

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We were also listed on Wheretomine.io
https://wheretomine.io/coins/biblepay/
(Ive just sent them additional information (transparent logo, additional pools, markets))

Got it, thanks a lot

Returning back to the topic of mining. I've followed sunk18 guides with the external miner. But I am getting "stratum_recv_line failed", perhaps my company is blocking now BBP mining connections?

PS: The wallet client synchronises, however does not mine as well.

Yes, its OK, this is because in Prod, we send most of your change back to the CPK.  This is to allow the GSC system to auto-stake them continuing the cycle.

If you want them out of the CPK, just select them in coin control by checking that address then send them to one of your other owned addresses and the coins will then be out of your CPK.

Yes, as you said the balance under coin control fits with the total amount in the BBP Client, and makes sense when trying to send them (the coin control works at expected).
However, most of my BBPs are in the Christian-Public-Key. The mined BPPs againt a pool stored in a mining wallet address is re-sending ~~each 15 days the mined coins to that wallet.
Is it ok? Then my holding wallet is the Christian-Public key, right?

Hi Buddy-

Well first of all the Christian-Public-Key address in Prod does nothing special, it doesn't hold any special amount (although the one in TestNet does).

So to jump right to the explanation, each of your keys has a different balance.
I think the easiest way to see this is for you to go to : Settings | Check Enable Coin Control features.
Then go to Send Money | Coin Control.

Take a look at the balances per public key.  Those equal each of the explorers balances per public key.
When you add them up they equal your grand total.

This is primarily for Dashs anonymity feature(s).

Ok, I am trying to fix it.
Now I am quite worried. I have certain  BBPs shown in the 'BBP client', which seems the correct amount.
Like a year ago I've created a wallet which I use for mining. If I check it in the 'BBP explorer' site, it shows really slow amount and transactions each 15days to another wallet, emptying the mining wallet.
The destination wallet is registered in the 'BBP client' as CHRISTIAN-PUBLIC-KEY, and when checked in the 'explorer site', it shows almost the full amount I must own.

Am I doing something wrong? Is the 'Christian' wallet as well one of my wallets? How it is controlled the rate in which BBP mined coins in the mining wallet are send to that Christian wallet?

I am sorry if they are too basic questions. I am just a bit scared (although my BBPs are probably really low compared to any of the forum users hehe).

Thank you

Iquidus is showing nodes from the 1.1.4 days so it is just an accumulation of nodes over the months. Just sanctuaries is about 165, so there's definitely more than that. I'm curious to see what the last used from the rich list says...

I can't really fathom where Iquidis is garnering 4,553; maybe something to do with peers.dat, but looking at Iquidis, which appears to be much closer, I believe iquidis is counting the distinct public node IP connections (IE full nodes with open firewall ports accepting inbound connections).

This is a little speculative, but my best guess on this is to multiply the 176 by 2 or 3 or so and round it off to about 500 nodes.
This is because private nodes who did not expose the firewall port can't be seen by iquidis and our bitcoin codebase does not attempt to track IPs (we just save peer info in peers.dat but thats not being reported on).

Is there a way to see how many BiblePay nodes we have online?

Chainz shows seeing 176 in the last 24 hours
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bbp/#!network

Iquidus shows 4,553?
http://explorer.biblepay.org/network

Thats a nice chart!

On the new 15 sponsorships, no, I havent sponsored Cameroon-ones 11 needed children yet.
So they are still open.  I just promised them I would if no one did by December.
Those 15 are children that I was sponsoring through Global Giving when they had the match going (GG was giving Cameroon double the revenue but I was paying for 15).  I decided when that ended to move them to POOM to save the children.

On #2, I believe we can address that.  Since we really want to move toward being a decentralized DAC, one more step in the right direction would be to make an RPC report that picks up all charity expenses and all POOM expenses from the chain.  If POOM becomes our future, then the core wallet would not need to rely on DSQL to add 'expenses' to the total.  We really need to look at all of our income and expense processes and make sure biblepay lives on regardless of one of our vendors, or any of our devs leaving.  Another words, ensure the foundation wallet has no bearing on the long term existence of our crypto.

On #3, Andy from Kairos got back to me yesterday and he is on board.  He is buying the domain, getting the web site set up and will be contacting us back with integration resources - he also has an IT person that will be getting involved. 

I haven't made any more changes since I checked them in the first time but more importantly, I don't think you have control over that.
The work restart occurs when nomp accepts a share for that difficulty level, then it asks bbp core for a new block merkleroot, then it updates the miners work.

So the update is just a naturally occuring factor as people solve the shares.
You are probably observing the nomp pool having more frequent restarts because the average share is being solved faster.

But either scenario should still be the same efficiency level as far as solving blocks.