[10:45 UTC 8/23/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 206.36MH/s ⬆️+66.69
Active Miners of HacPool: 120 ⬆️ +6
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ633:248 ⬆️+2
Video Tutorial: https://vimeo.com/449931688
Miner setup takes less than 10 minutes: http://hacashpool.com/start-mining/
Topic: Mining the world's first PoW-based NFT by CPU - page 12. (Read 6553 times)
thanx for sharing the windows miner and started mining. do we have any benchmarks for the CPU's ? Is AMD better that Intel ? would love to have a view on that.
You can check cpu performance on this page: https://monerobenchmarks.info/
it concerns monero mining, so the cryptonight mechanism, but it gives an idea of how effective cpu can be
Does this have a windows miner available ? where can we get to know more about this coin. i do have couple of servers with Intel Xeons & AMD EPYC's waiting for a CPU only coin which is profitable .
Check this : https://hacashpool.com/start-mining/
thanx for sharing the windows miner and started mining. do we have any benchmarks for the CPU's ? Is AMD better that Intel ? would love to have a view on that.
[5:00 UTC 8/22/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 139.67MH ⬇️ -97.29
Active Miners of HacPool: 114 ⬆️ +13
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ631:248 ⬆️ +1
Video Tutorial: https://vimeo.com/449931688
Total hash power of Hacash: 139.67MH ⬇️ -97.29
Active Miners of HacPool: 114 ⬆️ +13
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ631:248 ⬆️ +1
Video Tutorial: https://vimeo.com/449931688
A big jump:
[5:00 UTC 8/21/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 236.96MH/s ⬆️ +167.41
Active Miners of HacPool: 101 ⬆️ +21
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ630:248 ⬆️ +2
[5:00 UTC 8/21/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 236.96MH/s ⬆️ +167.41
Active Miners of HacPool: 101 ⬆️ +21
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ630:248 ⬆️ +2
[5:30 UTC 8/20/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 69.55MH/s ⬆️ +3.48
Active Miners of HacPool: 80 ⬆️ +7
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ628:248 ⬆️ +1
Total hash power of Hacash: 69.55MH/s ⬆️ +3.48
Active Miners of HacPool: 80 ⬆️ +7
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ628:248 ⬆️ +1
Does this have a windows miner available ? where can we get to know more about this coin. i do have couple of servers with Intel Xeons & AMD EPYC's waiting for a CPU only coin which is profitable .
Check this : https://hacashpool.com/start-mining/
what i am worried bout cpu minable coins is that you may be wasting your energy for nothing. as there is no defined timeline to be listed in exchanges, you are just mining while hoping that someday somehow you will get something out of it. i have mined several coins before and ended up just collectibles in their respective wallets. so up to the miner if he wants to take the chance or not. i dont see any competitive advantage of this alt over other thousands of alts that are already in the market.
Check this:
https://uniswap.info/pair/0x9de3100d218a960f50739ac5b3517fe9b276f623
eHAC is an ERC20 token backed 1:1 with Hacash (HAC). Completely transparent, 100% verifiable, and HacashPool community lead, which solve the problem of early HAC trading.
Does this have a windows miner available ? where can we get to know more about this coin. i do have couple of servers with Intel Xeons & AMD EPYC's waiting for a CPU only coin which is profitable .
what i am worried bout cpu minable coins is that you may be wasting your energy for nothing. as there is no defined timeline to be listed in exchanges, you are just mining while hoping that someday somehow you will get something out of it. i have mined several coins before and ended up just collectibles in their respective wallets. so up to the miner if he wants to take the chance or not. i dont see any competitive advantage of this alt over other thousands of alts that are already in the market.
[6:00 UTC 8/19/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 66.07MH/s ⬆️+4.5
Active Miners of HacPool: 73 ⬆️+6
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ627:248 ⬆️+2
Total hash power of Hacash: 66.07MH/s ⬆️+4.5
Active Miners of HacPool: 73 ⬆️+6
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ627:248 ⬆️+2
Beware, this kind of posts (with so many quotes) may get reported and deleted.
Maybe an idea wold be to this kind of info into the top post and just edit it whenever you want.
Or simply post it without quoting the old.
Thanks 👍
Beware, this kind of posts (with so many quotes) may get reported and deleted.
Maybe an idea wold be to this kind of info into the top post and just edit it whenever you want.
Or simply post it without quoting the old.
[6:00 UTC 8/13/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 58.23MH/s
Active Miners of HacPool: 49
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ608:248
Total hash power of Hacash: 58.23MH/s
Active Miners of HacPool: 49
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ608:248
[6:00 UTC 8/14/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 62.47MH/s
Active Miners of HacPool: 58
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ610:248
[6:05 UTC 8/15/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 52.53MH/s ⬇️ -9.94
Active Miners of HacPool: 61 ⬆️+3
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ613:248 ⬆️+3
[6:05 UTC 8/16/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 73.10 MH/s ⬆️ +20.47
Active Miners of HacPool: 56 ⬇️ -5
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ616:248 ⬆️ +3
[5:10 UTC 8/17/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 63.62MH/s ⬇️ -9.48
Active Miners of HacPool: 62 ⬆️ +6
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ621:248 ⬆️ +5
[5:30 UTC 8/18/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 61.57MH/s ⬇️-2.05
Active Miners of HacPool: 67 ⬆️+5
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ625:248 ⬆️+4
Do you have a tutorial for VPS mining for this? I would like to learn that too. Is it too much in hogging computing power. I'm asking because my account might be banned in the VPS service that I'm on.
https://hacashpool.com/start-mining/
does it help?
Do you have a tutorial for VPS mining for this? I would like to learn that too. Is it too much in hogging computing power. I'm asking because my account might be banned in the VPS service that I'm on.
[6:00 UTC 8/13/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 58.23MH/s
Active Miners of HacPool: 49
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ608:248
Total hash power of Hacash: 58.23MH/s
Active Miners of HacPool: 49
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ608:248
[6:00 UTC 8/14/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 62.47MH/s
Active Miners of HacPool: 58
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ610:248
[6:05 UTC 8/15/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 52.53MH/s ⬇️ -9.94
Active Miners of HacPool: 61 ⬆️+3
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ613:248 ⬆️+3
[6:05 UTC 8/16/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 73.10 MH/s ⬆️ +20.47
Active Miners of HacPool: 56 ⬇️ -5
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ616:248 ⬆️ +3
[5:10 UTC 8/17/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 63.62MH/s ⬇️ -9.48
Active Miners of HacPool: 62 ⬆️ +6
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ621:248 ⬆️ +5
Algorithm is NOT ASIC RESISTANT. OW1 ASIC can be reprogrammed to target this algorithm, GPU and FPGA miner is very feasible
Thanks.
IMO no matter which coins, their "ASIC RESISTANT" is not 100% guaranteed .
If it should fix in graph, should I say "ASIC delay"?
if your coin was not tiny, FPGA would be able to target it in a few days
so which means CPU is still good to mine right now and FPGA miners can be ready when hacash get bigger?
btw it's not my coin, Wish I create this coin.
[6:00 UTC 8/13/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 58.23MH/s
Active Miners of HacPool: 49
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ608:248
Total hash power of Hacash: 58.23MH/s
Active Miners of HacPool: 49
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ608:248
[6:00 UTC 8/14/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 62.47MH/s
Active Miners of HacPool: 58
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ610:248
[6:05 UTC 8/15/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 52.53MH/s ⬇️ -9.94
Active Miners of HacPool: 61 ⬆️+3
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ613:248 ⬆️+3
[6:05 UTC 8/16/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 73.10 MH/s ⬆️ +20.47
Active Miners of HacPool: 56 ⬇️ -5
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ616:248 ⬆️ +3
Algorithm is NOT ASIC RESISTANT. OW1 ASIC can be reprogrammed to target this algorithm, GPU and FPGA miner is very feasible
Thanks.
IMO no matter which coins, their "ASIC RESISTANT" is not 100% guaranteed .
If it should fix in graph, should I say "ASIC delay"?
if your coin was not tiny, FPGA would be able to target it in a few days
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