Topic: GlobalBoost-Y $BSTY GlobalBoost®, Yescrypt Social @NetworksManager™ - page 31. (Read 630695 times)

We will be sure to do a better job auditing the exchanges that are placed in the OP.  Thank you for your input.

Don't audit the authenticity,PUT exbito On the OP, sad！！！

  Awesome! Sounds like the future of BSTY is going to be fun. Good work all, keep it up!

Awesome.  Glad I could help. djm34 deserves all the credit.   

Yeah I do not expect to see huge hash rates.  We don't believe that GPU will ever have a huge advantage over CPU.  But further developments and tweaking of both CPU and GPU will be coming.  As far as mining gores we want to partner with a company and develop specific mining hardware for yescrypt.  That is a bit down the road, but it has been discussed off and on.

Next thing that we have planned are listed below.

This will be contracted out:  Multi-sig Online Wallets (Improve on what we have)
Pollforall: Working on yesmines.com (Multipool for mining other coins for BSTY)
bstdev:  New BSTY qt wallet to be compatible with the latest bitcoin code 0.10.0 and porting yescrypt to java for Android wallet.

  Wow! You are the man WigitGetIt! I have NEVER been able to get sgminer to work on my GPU. I have had to use an outdated cgminer that doesn't perform well at all. The speeds aren't exactly astonishing, but at least it works. I will have to do some tweaking. I am just glad that I am able to get it to work. Thanks.
  BTW, I have an MSI R9 280 GAMING 3G 384-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express GPU. Not sure exactly what the benchmark is for it, but at least it works.


Edit: Oh Brussel Sprouts! I can't seem to get the Image thingy working, so posted below is the text of the Command Prompt output.

sgminer 5.1.0 - Started: [2015-05-03 23:04:21] - [0 days 01:05:41]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(5s):634.0 (avg):578.0h/s | A:35  R:0  HW:0  WU:0.528/m
ST: 2  SS: 7  NB: 8  LW: 10895  GF: 0  RF: 0
Connected to mine2.bsty.nonce-pool.com (stratum) diff 0.125 as user skyline247.4
Block: ff2f7afa...  Diff:30.1T  Started: [23:54:53]  Best share: 70
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[P]ool management [G]PU management ettings [D]isplay options [Q]uit
GPU 0:  67.0C 1406RPM |  576.0/ 578.0h/s | R:  1.4% HW:0 WU:0.528/m I: 9
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[00:06:14] Accepted 7c4a6b2c Diff 2.060/0.125 GPU 0
[00:06:28] Accepted 049ef710 Diff 0.216/0.125 GPU 0
[00:06:57] Accepted 041f0e66 Diff 0.243/0.125 GPU 0
[00:06:58] Accepted 024eea94 Diff 0.433/0.125 GPU 0
[00:07:01] Accepted 072c4438 Diff 0.139/0.125 GPU 0
[00:07:13] mine2.bsty.nonce-pool.com difficulty changed to 0.250
[00:07:13] Accepted 06bd42dc Diff 0.148/0.125 GPU 0
[00:07:17] Accepted 0212cd79 Diff 0.482/0.250 GPU 0
[00:08:22] Accepted a74cd45b Diff 1.530/0.250 GPU 0
[00:09:00] Accepted 03a3f86e Diff 70/0.250 GPU 0
[00:09:12] Accepted 01a4616c Diff 0.609/0.250 GPU 0
[00:09:53] mine2.bsty.nonce-pool.com difficulty changed to 0.125
[00:09:53] Accepted 16a9555b Diff 11/0.250 GPU 0
[00:09:57] Accepted 059293c8 Diff 0.179/0.125 GPU 0

I have emailed as well.  I have asked the OP to remove them from the list.  There is not a real clear line of getting support issues handled.

The coins look like they have arrived at the exchange though.  This could be an issue of the user interface not updating.  Below are two block explorers showing the transaction received.

GlobalBoost Insight Explorer: http://bstyexplorer.globalboost.info/address/YNjffvLV1TXVkrVU7rePMkBDSa5XqAza6e
Chainz Block Explorer: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bsty/address.dws?YNjffvLV1TXVkrVU7rePMkBDSa5XqAza6e.htm

I did receive a tweet link while writing this and it seems that you are not the only one facing this issue. 

https://twitter.com/pollystripe/status/591622333330288640

not send bsty  to exbito.

Status: 223 confirmation
Date: 2015/5/2 17:30
To: YNjffvLV1TXVkrVU7rePMkBDSa5XqAza6e
Expenditure: -7440.00 BSTY
Net: -7440.00 BSTY
Trading ID: 930b46ad810cc621ddfde7bcba5f95efe45a9b6082bdbf5c277da67a691e4df4

2 day ,but exbito Display bsty=0.

Send email to exbito, did not reply

I found in this thread that someone was able to get the SGMiner for yescrypt working by compiling some .dll's into the release djm34 made.  

Here is that post: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11272226

Based on that information I have compiled one below for people to test.  Please test and provide feedback when you can.

Windows: https://mega.co.nz/#!OYlHyJRb!C_jPY3sz3WbfB2V1n4rjKQ218x-elcevsUkupzj7VIs

This information was compiled from the two links below:

SGMiner Windows Binaries: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=software#sgminer
djm34 Windows Binaries: http://ge.tt/5AAmOfF2/v/0?c

Huge thanks to djm34 for his work.  He has helped the development of yescrypt for a cryptocurrency 100 times over with this work.  We do not plan to stop here as we are going to push yescrypt to the limits.  We have made some great strides and the future looks very bright.

I also want to thank everyone that has supported us.  I hope you know how hard everyone is working to make this project succeed.

_____________________________________________Update_____________________________________________________________________
Below are my initial results using sgminer on a GTX 750ti.  It is performing a little better than ccminer by almost 100 h/s.  On average I am seeing about 980 h/s average.  Below is the command I am using, which is one of the commands listed in example.bat in the file above for download.

sgminer.exe --no-submit-stale --kernel yescrypt -o stratum+tcp://stratum.coin-miners.info:3575 -u wigitgetit.1 -p x  --gpu-platform 0 -w 4   -g 2

Awesome djm34.  I am working on getting people to test.  The ccminer ran perfectly for my GTX 750ti.  I ran it for about 20 hrs, maybe.  I am asking some of the pool ops to test when they can.

yeah forgot to release the binaries.
they can be found here: http://ge.tt/5AAmOfF2/v/0?c
(I am not entirely sure that all the dll are there... my pc doesn't require any, so it is difficult to tell what is missing. however in principle you can find those dll in all sgminer release)

Only have the ccminer compiled binaries right now.  djm34 is working on the others.  https://mega.co.nz/#!dR1mwTIb!22mH7em1FX2F81-C5vl9Wbb7o4RG57e82bNVfvFwInE

and there are compiled for the miner Windows

Below are the stats I got mining with my 750ti mining yescrypt coin BSTY.  Below is the ccminer package I am using with the settings below.


Use the BSTYRunME.bat in the folder.  Be sure to change the pool username, and password.

https://mega.co.nz/#!bJFQDKZY!HKLhgVFHz2LhuIKMOvmpjs66AFtWR_XPXBkFTHSekjw

new kernels have been uploaded to github https://github.com/djm34/sgminer

there are 2 kernels now: one for amd --kernel yescrypt
                                  one for nvidia (compute version 5.0 and higher 750ti and newer cards) --kernel yescrypt-multi
the kernel for nvidia is significantly faster especially for the 900's ccminer does 1.2kh/s on my 980 this kernel does around 1.5kh/s

these parameter seems to work best:

for amd (tested on a 290x) :
sgminer.exe --no-submit-stale --kernel yescrypt -o stratum+tcp://mine2.bsty.nonce-pool.com:4095 -u djm34.1 -p password  --gpu-platform 1 -w 8 --thread-concurrency 1024 -I 9

for nvidia (tested on gtx980, 750ti)
sgminer.exe --no-submit-stale --kernel yescrypt-multi -o stratum+tcp://mine2.bsty.nonce-pool.com:4095 -u djm34.1 -p password  --gpu-platform 0 -w 4   -g 2

sgminer kernel does not work well with compute 3.5 cards (eg 780ti) and in that case ccminer should be used.


edit: obviously you can also try yescrypt-multi on amd, but in my case the hashrate was divided by 2... 

binaries for ccminer (windows) can be found here: https://mega.co.nz/#!dR1mwTIb!22mH7em1FX2F81-C5vl9Wbb7o4RG57e82bNVfvFwInE

Will any instructions or help be provided to get started?  I have cross posted at the thread below.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11260681

Having a Yescrypt GPU miner is a new step in the development of the BSTY coin. Thanks for this great news. we hope to get feedback from miners very soon. But this doesn't mean the end of the cpu mining. we are expecting to have a GPU average hashrate similar to the hash rate of a CPU (we still need to prove this). we cannot prevent GPU farms the same way we cannot prevent cpu farms. but something that we really need is to increase the hashrate to secure the network against malicious attacks. Any comment or feedback about this new GPU miner or the BSTY coin is welcome. 

AWWWWW YEEEAAAAAHHHHHH!!! 

https://GlobalBoo.st/+/David
https://twitter.com/PalmBeachHair

This is really awesome.  I can't wait for people to start testing this out.

Edit:  Adding Github Commit Links.

Sgminer: https://github.com/djm34/sgminer/commit/3eccf326a338ada4717c2d9c69b8aec303b5ba3d

CCMiner: https://github.com/djm34/ccminer-tpsp/commit/40e79ec75f4565002acb0c25ca8df5d7a58e9ee3

 Windows CCMiner: https://github.com/djm34/ccminer-tpsp/tree/windows

 CudaMiner & ccMiner CUDA based mining applications https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-cudaminer-ccminer-cuda-based-mining-applications-windowslinuxmacosx-167229

Hello,

I just released the gpu miners for yescrypt:

for nvidia cards (compute 35 and higher): github/djm34/ccminer-tpsp
for amd cards                                    : gihutb/djm34/sgminer

sgminer is still a work in progress, I am working on a new kernel
best setting so far for my 290x -w 32 --thread-concurrency 512 -I 9
It is difficult to go higher in intensity due to the high mem requirement. (also current speed is rather low... for the same reasons)