PS Screw you 1aantonop
I think I'm going to stop using the pool until this address goes away.
I'll work on 1Unicorn for a bit.
Topic: Vanity Pool - vanity address generator pool - page 12. (Read 147800 times)
The Vanity Address DAC mines blocks into existence by finding vanity names.
Names are processed on a highest Bid basis and the entire hash power of the network is directed toward finding Vanity addresses for users.
Names are processed on a highest Bid basis and the entire hash power of the network is directed toward finding Vanity addresses for users.
@miaviator
Then you were pretty lucky, indeed.
My AMD 5770 crunches about 15.5 MKeys/s and, oh yeah, once I was lucky too on the vanity pool. It made me happy to see that something unusual happened that day. Always a nice surprise.
Unfortunately most work is way out of near reach and heavily underpaid for the amount of work needed to find a solution. Sure, with a tremendous amount of luck it might work out, but you can't rely on that.
When I'm in the right mood and bored of other mining, I'll point oclvanitymine @ the pool and hope for some lucky day.
Then you were pretty lucky, indeed.
My AMD 5770 crunches about 15.5 MKeys/s and, oh yeah, once I was lucky too on the vanity pool. It made me happy to see that something unusual happened that day. Always a nice surprise.
Unfortunately most work is way out of near reach and heavily underpaid for the amount of work needed to find a solution. Sure, with a tremendous amount of luck it might work out, but you can't rely on that.
When I'm in the right mood and bored of other mining, I'll point oclvanitymine @ the pool and hope for some lucky day.
Fantastic. Found another one. On a cheap nvidia GPU.
What's your hash rate and what estimate did it show?
20Kkeys x 10 rigs
Plus 4Mkeys x 2 cards
I don't look at the estimates. So far this is the only thing profitable I have found for spare cycles and a 3.8Khash nvidia rig.
All of which refuses to find 1Unicorn mostly because of the length and the U at the beginning.
I'm still confused... Is there a way to search for all available work at once even though there are different part public keys? I understand making a simple bat and text to search for ones with the same part public key but there has to be a way to search for multiple part public keys at the same time....
Ideally there should be a one time command line that searches for all available work at the same time whilst listing your Bitcoin address and once you solve one it pays out automatically. If this already exists please shoot a example oclvanitygen line that does this.
Ideally there should be a one time command line that searches for all available work at the same time whilst listing your Bitcoin address and once you solve one it pays out automatically. If this already exists please shoot a example oclvanitygen line that does this.
Fantastic. Found another one. On a cheap nvidia GPU.
What's your hash rate and what estimate did it show?
Fantastic. Found another one. On a cheap nvidia GPU.
On the solved work page I'd like to see columns date/time started and finished.
I would like to know how exactly people who generate keys are paid out in this pool. Do all people who worked on a certain bounty get part of the spoils when it is finished? Or only the person that completed it? Or is there another, more intricate system, that is used to determine who gets paid how much?
What exactly do 'Value' and 'Reward' mean?
Thank you for your time,
~W-M
What exactly do 'Value' and 'Reward' mean?
Thank you for your time,
~W-M
Winner takes all. I know shares would lower the reward variance, but implementing that would take too much of my time that is lacking at the moment.
I think Reward is the total bounty on an address, Value is Reward divided by how difficult it is to mine. You generally want to be working on bounties with bigger Values, even if their Rewards are smaller, unless you believe in your luck.
I would like to know how exactly people who generate keys are paid out in this pool. Do all people who worked on a certain bounty get part of the spoils when it is finished? Or only the person that completed it? Or is there another, more intricate system, that is used to determine who gets paid how much?
What exactly do 'Value' and 'Reward' mean?
Thank you for your time,
~W-M
What exactly do 'Value' and 'Reward' mean?
Thank you for your time,
~W-M
Nvm
Hmm, with the current block mining difficulty spike, I guess you might not be far off with how many times vanity mining is more profitable. The thing is, you also have to look at LTC mining and see how much money that can make you.
Current prices look a bit off to me? On my Nvidia GTX 480, it'll take me just over 18 days for 50% probability, for an 8 digit vanity address. Yet, if I was mining on it, I'd be making 0.0001 BTC per day, it'd take me 227 years to mine the 8.3 BTC payout, and that's assuming difficulty stayed the same. Am I missing something?
Im using ./oclvanityminer now and im getting
Is this ok? Shouldn't I be getting all the patterns requested by "04C13D9C.." for example.. ? The sum is greater than 0.036...
Code:
Searching for pattern: "1UnnDunn" Reward: 0.036000 Value: 0.000001 BTC/Gkey
Is this ok? Shouldn't I be getting all the patterns requested by "04C13D9C.." for example.. ? The sum is greater than 0.036...
I guess it's just a convenient way of displaying it, rather than listing all patterns beings searched for.
Here is the way I'm vanity mining now, searching for 11 rewards using my GPU. I find the public key part with the most rewards pending (from https://vanitypool.appspot.com/availableWork and https://vanitypool.appspot.com/getWork), with at least one reward that is not insanely difficult, which turns out to be:
04C13D...
Then I put all the requested patterns linked to this key part into a file called patterns.txt, one line each, in the same folder as the oclvanitygen executable.
now I run this script:
#!/bin/bash
cd /path/to/vanitygen/
rm *.oclbin
now=`date +"%m_%d_%Y"`
outputFile="Solution_$now.txt"
./oclvanitygen \
-D 0:1,grid=1024x1024 \
-P 04C13D... \
-f patterns.txt \
-o $outputFile \
-k
It appears that the -P option does not show up when you type ./oclvanitygen -help, but it is supported in the code, so hopefully when / if it finds a solution, it will be a valid key part and I'll get one of the rewards. A script to do this automatically should be easy enough to generate, not sure what went wrong with "oclvanityminer".
04C13D...
Then I put all the requested patterns linked to this key part into a file called patterns.txt, one line each, in the same folder as the oclvanitygen executable.
now I run this script:
#!/bin/bash
cd /path/to/vanitygen/
rm *.oclbin
now=`date +"%m_%d_%Y"`
outputFile="Solution_$now.txt"
./oclvanitygen \
-D 0:1,grid=1024x1024 \
-P 04C13D... \
-f patterns.txt \
-o $outputFile \
-k
It appears that the -P option does not show up when you type ./oclvanitygen -help, but it is supported in the code, so hopefully when / if it finds a solution, it will be a valid key part and I'll get one of the rewards. A script to do this automatically should be easy enough to generate, not sure what went wrong with "oclvanityminer".
I have added the ability to dump the pub key when using verbose mode:
https://github.com/nicoschtein/vanitygen/tree/dump-pubkey
Check it out for debugging purposes !
just out of curiosity is this pool still up and running?
Yes, it's running and it has over 7.5BTC in bounties ready to be collected
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just out of curiosity is this pool still up and running?
Here is the way I'm vanity mining now, searching for 11 rewards using my GPU. I find the public key part with the most rewards pending (from https://vanitypool.appspot.com/availableWork and https://vanitypool.appspot.com/getWork), with at least one reward that is not insanely difficult, which turns out to be:
04C13D...
Then I put all the requested patterns linked to this key part into a file called patterns.txt, one line each, in the same folder as the oclvanitygen executable.
now I run this script:
#!/bin/bash
cd /path/to/vanitygen/
rm *.oclbin
now=`date +"%m_%d_%Y"`
outputFile="Solution_$now.txt"
./oclvanitygen \
-D 0:1,grid=1024x1024 \
-P 04C13D... \
-f patterns.txt \
-o $outputFile \
-k
It appears that the -P option does not show up when you type ./oclvanitygen -help, but it is supported in the code, so hopefully when / if it finds a solution, it will be a valid key part and I'll get one of the rewards. A script to do this automatically should be easy enough to generate, not sure what went wrong with "oclvanityminer".
04C13D...
Then I put all the requested patterns linked to this key part into a file called patterns.txt, one line each, in the same folder as the oclvanitygen executable.
now I run this script:
#!/bin/bash
cd /path/to/vanitygen/
rm *.oclbin
now=`date +"%m_%d_%Y"`
outputFile="Solution_$now.txt"
./oclvanitygen \
-D 0:1,grid=1024x1024 \
-P 04C13D... \
-f patterns.txt \
-o $outputFile \
-k
It appears that the -P option does not show up when you type ./oclvanitygen -help, but it is supported in the code, so hopefully when / if it finds a solution, it will be a valid key part and I'll get one of the rewards. A script to do this automatically should be easy enough to generate, not sure what went wrong with "oclvanityminer".
Any problems with vanitygen are best addressed to the author of the software - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/vanitygen-vanity-bitcoin-address-generatorminer-v022-25804 .
Here is the way I'm vanity mining now, searching for 11 rewards using my GPU. I find the public key part with the most rewards pending (from https://vanitypool.appspot.com/availableWork and https://vanitypool.appspot.com/getWork), with at least one reward that is not insanely difficult, which turns out to be:
04C13D...
Then I put all the requested patterns linked to this key part into a file called patterns.txt, one line each, in the same folder as the oclvanitygen executable.
now I run this script:
#!/bin/bash
cd /path/to/vanitygen/
rm *.oclbin
now=`date +"%m_%d_%Y"`
outputFile="Solution_$now.txt"
./oclvanitygen \
-D 0:1,grid=1024x1024 \
-P 04C13D... \
-f patterns.txt \
-o $outputFile \
-k
It appears that the -P option does not show up when you type ./oclvanitygen -help, but it is supported in the code, so hopefully when / if it finds a solution, it will be a valid key part and I'll get one of the rewards. A script to do this automatically should be easy enough to generate, not sure what went wrong with "oclvanityminer".
04C13D...
Then I put all the requested patterns linked to this key part into a file called patterns.txt, one line each, in the same folder as the oclvanitygen executable.
now I run this script:
#!/bin/bash
cd /path/to/vanitygen/
rm *.oclbin
now=`date +"%m_%d_%Y"`
outputFile="Solution_$now.txt"
./oclvanitygen \
-D 0:1,grid=1024x1024 \
-P 04C13D... \
-f patterns.txt \
-o $outputFile \
-k
It appears that the -P option does not show up when you type ./oclvanitygen -help, but it is supported in the code, so hopefully when / if it finds a solution, it will be a valid key part and I'll get one of the rewards. A script to do this automatically should be easy enough to generate, not sure what went wrong with "oclvanityminer".
Im using ./oclvanityminer now and im getting
Is this ok? Shouldn't I be getting all the patterns requested by "04C13D9C.." for example.. ? The sum is greater than 0.036...
Code:
Searching for pattern: "1UnnDunn" Reward: 0.036000 Value: 0.000001 BTC/Gkey
Is this ok? Shouldn't I be getting all the patterns requested by "04C13D9C.." for example.. ? The sum is greater than 0.036...
I guess it's just a convenient way of displaying it, rather than listing all patterns beings searched for.
Im using ./oclvanityminer now and im getting
Is this ok? Shouldn't I be getting all the patterns requested by "04C13D9C.." for example.. ? The sum is greater than 0.036...
Code:
Searching for pattern: "1UnnDunn" Reward: 0.036000 Value: 0.000001 BTC/Gkey
Is this ok? Shouldn't I be getting all the patterns requested by "04C13D9C.." for example.. ? The sum is greater than 0.036...
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