Topic: [POOL] YAAMP.COM multipool multialgo profit switch with exchange (Read 181313 times)

how do we add a new coin to the yaamp mining pool?


yaamp.com does not work

Yaamp ...

If you are still around - I would really like a chat with you.

Can you please contact me when you can? I still have the original emails when we discussed a few things way back, but times have changed and there is a huge potential for a number of areas that can be looked at.

I would really like to catch up with you and see where you are at. It would be very much appreciated!

#crysx

Thanks for these words. Really appreciated. Bitcointalk is a great community!

May we know the reason? Just curious

personally, im closing yiimp.eu this week...

Hi there, just wanted to find out if you had upgraded your pool to 7.17.2 specifically?
We have the upgrade coming out shortly, don't want anybody to be left behind

Important update for your DigiByte Wallet: v.7.17.2 
 
 
The DigiByte community is thrilled to inform you of the release of 7.17.2, ready for immediate installation.   
We have our mandatory protocol upgrade to Odocrypt scheduled for Block 9,100,000 at which time you need to be running DigiByte Core 7.17.2 to ensure you are not left behind. 
This is expected to be reached approx July 19th 2019. 
 
This version also includes the Dandelion++ implementation enabled by default, though this can be disabled by launching using -disabledandelion=1 
 
You can compile the latest version if you would like: https://github.com/digibyte/digibyte/tree/7.17.2 
The upgrade should install over the top of 6.17.x with no changes to RPC calls etc made since. 
 
Alternatively if you want quick access to the binaries, you can get these from https://github.com/digibyte/digibyte/releases 
 
In order to ensure the whole network is ready for the upgrade, can you please send me back a confirmation once you have completed the upgrade?   
So we can check you off at our Wiki, as we want to ensure we have reached out to all Exchanges and Pool operators where possible. 
 
We would greatly appreciate your cooperation! 
 
Sincerely 
 
DigiByte Team

How to add YespowerR16 to Yiimp pool

http://forum.yentencoin.info/discussion/13/how-to-add-yespowerr16-to-yiimp-pool#latest

How to install the yiimp pool on the ubuntu 16.04 server and configure yenten coin (stratum yespowerr16)

http://www.bubasik.com/how-to-install-the-yiimp-pool-on-the-ubuntu-16-04-server-and-configure-yenten-coin-stratum-yescryptr16/

Fork Yiimp with YespowerR16

https://github.com/bubasik/yiimp-yespowerr16-ytn/

If you have a yiimp-based pool, you can add support for the Yenten coin.

YiiMP.eu is segwit compatible for DGB, if needed, but never got segwit txes/blocks yet

for the wiki...

Hello.
April 15, we released a new coin - BeeNode.
Based on blockchain technology
Unique algorithm - HoneyComb
ASIC-resistant (Only CPU\GPU)
No Premine
Reward model: PoW\PoS

We suggest to pay attention to the coin BeeNode for mining. We are sure that it will be interesting to all users on CPU \ GPU devices.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annbnode-beenode-honeycomb-no-premine-5131731

HI Guys , please any help i have error on YIIMP Coin based on new LITECOIN source not work ,

error -8: support for 'segwit' rule requires explicit client support



how to correct config file for YIIMP , for Altcoin based on LITECOIN Source SEGWIT

my set




Thanks for help

Hello!
Can you inform me if you update wallet.
So, I could update info on https://www.dgbwiki.com/index.php?title=Pools about your pool. Thanks

Each pool is mining "custom" blocks, which have slighty different data (coinbase) in block.. so the hashes are different. Same apply to miners on a pool, they have some unique data by worker, unlike the "original/outdated" getwork/longpoll methods

Thanks for the reminder...

This day. And all days. We will remember YAAMP as the ultimate, anonymous, mining pool. I truly miss it. Thank you spam-necro guy for giving me these feels.

#SoSayWeAll

Hello,   

I am contacting you on behalf of DigiByte to let you know about the latest
6.17.2 release.   
This is an important release that we request all pool operators upgrade to
immediately, as it lays the foundation for our future upgrade to the Odocrypt
mining algorithm.   

In addition there are a number of other improvements, specifically the
inclusion of all Bitcoin Core 0.17.1.   
You are now also able to run a single digibyted instance to service all mining
algorithms. If you are going to do this, any time that getblocktemplate by
your pool software, you can now submit the algorithm at that time. This
naturally saves significantly on drive / memory utilization. Alternatively you
can simply perform an over-the-top upgrade of your existing setup and things
will remain the same.   

You can download the latest stable source code from:   
https://github.com/digibyte/digibyte/tree/6.17.2   
This is also in the Master branch.   

You should _not_ use 7.17.1 branch at this time, it is the development branch
for the upcoming algorithm swap and is not ready for building / testing.   

Finally, if you get the opportunity, we would love to know what your coinbase
string is so we can add it to our Wiki:   
https://www.dgbwiki.com/index.php?title=Pools   
This will allow us to put it in to the DigiExplorer / DigiAssets explorer
later on in the year.   

If you could let us know once you have upgraded, we would greatly appreciate
your cooperation

im already knew all of this couple of years ago. thats why im asking coder/pool developer how this works on pool side. my question here was addressed to Tanguy Pruvot. becouse i cant send private message to him.

that's how stratum works: it gives the miner work to do, including all the stuff that must be put into the block header, to be hashed.
the miner doesn't connect to a coin daemon, so all the info must come from the pool thru stratum.
look for more info about stratum, extranonce (1 e 2), merkleroot, the block header in general.

do you see this in the source code of yiimp pool? i cant find it.

it's the same thing.
miners all mine for a valid block, like they are solo mining.
but they submit additional, lower difficulty "shares" to get their part of the profit when someone finds a block on that pool.
the pool gives each worker a part of the space of possible solutions (not just a nonce range).