I'm about to install CLI only. How do you check the hash?
There's a guide listed in this thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/aygyfp/cli_v01402_boron_butterfly_released/
Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 104. (Read 4671114 times)
There's a guide listed in this thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/aygyfp/cli_v01402_boron_butterfly_released/
I'm about to install CLI only. How do you check the hash?
2Miners Monero pools are ready. We've successfully tested everything on the testnet. We'll switch automatically to CryptoNight R on block 1788000.
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We've recently added Monero Network Hashrate and Difficulty charts. Let's have a look how the FPGA's and ASIC's will be kicked out from XMR mining again -> click on the graph below ↓↓↓
Hello, fellow miners!
Features:
- email notifications of workers down
- stats and hashrate chart per worker
- PPS reward scheme (pps income granted for each valid share, payable balance increases every hour)
- income history of last 24h, of each day of last 7 days, unmatured incomes
- payment id, integrated address, subaddress supported
- adjustable payment threshold
- every port supports secure SSL/TLS connection as well as insecure one
- static diff supported, see static diff calculator
- multiple daemons, to prevent downtime in case of daemon stuck
- height checks, to prevent mining on forked chain
- sample configs for cn-r supported mining apps
- ports: 3331 (cpu), 5551 (gpu), 7771 (rig)
PPS fee: 0.9%
Location: Europe (Asia and North America planned)
We have tested autoswitching mining apps, so they can be used right now and will work after the fork:
- xmrig 2.14.1 supports autoswitch from V9 to V10 with --variant -1
- xmr-stak 2.10.0 supports autoswitch from V9 to V10 with "currency" : "monero"
Welcome & Lucky Mining!
Features:
- email notifications of workers down
- stats and hashrate chart per worker
- PPS reward scheme (pps income granted for each valid share, payable balance increases every hour)
- income history of last 24h, of each day of last 7 days, unmatured incomes
- payment id, integrated address, subaddress supported
- adjustable payment threshold
- every port supports secure SSL/TLS connection as well as insecure one
- static diff supported, see static diff calculator
- multiple daemons, to prevent downtime in case of daemon stuck
- height checks, to prevent mining on forked chain
- sample configs for cn-r supported mining apps
- ports: 3331 (cpu), 5551 (gpu), 7771 (rig)
PPS fee: 0.9%
Location: Europe (Asia and North America planned)
We have tested autoswitching mining apps, so they can be used right now and will work after the fork:
- xmrig 2.14.1 supports autoswitch from V9 to V10 with --variant -1
- xmr-stak 2.10.0 supports autoswitch from V9 to V10 with "currency" : "monero"
Welcome & Lucky Mining!
GUI v0.14.0.0 'Boron Butterfly' released!
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/ayshug/gui_v01400_boron_butterfly_released/
CLI v0.14.0.2 'Boron Butterfly' released!
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/aygyfp/cli_v01402_boron_butterfly_released/
Note that a protocol upgrade is scheduled for March 9 (tomorrow)
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/aw86rx/updated_information_thread_regarding_the/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/ayshug/gui_v01400_boron_butterfly_released/
CLI v0.14.0.2 'Boron Butterfly' released!
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/aygyfp/cli_v01402_boron_butterfly_released/
Note that a protocol upgrade is scheduled for March 9 (tomorrow)
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/aw86rx/updated_information_thread_regarding_the/
Monero is the only project with no escrow , no premine, no thing.. The reason i bought monero cuz of the genuine team.. unlike zcash which looks more centralized and a greedy team called electric company lol they are trying to look like ripple now 
Monero surely deserves #1 Spot its truly decentralized crypto.
Monero surely deserves #1 Spot its truly decentralized crypto.
Hello,
simple question: How is current Monero DIFFICULTY calculated?
I can't find or Google any suitable answer (forum, web, official web/form...). Question is about figuring out how is diff. balance made on Monero. I guess that there isnt any gravity algo. More or less it seems to scenerio like: take 2000 block, cut 20% from both sides, calculate average, estamine next diff. to target 2 minutes per block.
Is there any article covering this question? It is kinda essential for tomorrows fork. When some hash power will vanish, then how long it will take for network (how many time or block) to adapt back with lower amount of miners.
Thanks.
simple question: How is current Monero DIFFICULTY calculated?
I can't find or Google any suitable answer (forum, web, official web/form...). Question is about figuring out how is diff. balance made on Monero. I guess that there isnt any gravity algo. More or less it seems to scenerio like: take 2000 block, cut 20% from both sides, calculate average, estamine next diff. to target 2 minutes per block.
Is there any article covering this question? It is kinda essential for tomorrows fork. When some hash power will vanish, then how long it will take for network (how many time or block) to adapt back with lower amount of miners.
Thanks.
https://github.com/monero-project/monero/blob/16dc6900fb556b61edaba5e323497e9b8c677ae2/src/cryptonote_basic/difficulty.cpp
Also this:
https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/7975/how-does-the-difficulty-adjustment-for-monero-work
It's basically just a simple moving average of the last 720 blocks with 120 most outlying values discarded I think.
Quote
Tuesday, February 5, the Zcash Company, the for-profit company in charge of maintaining the cryptocurrency Zcash, made a shocking revelation: It had acted in secret to fix a software bug that would have given an attacker the means to create “fake” Zcash.
https://medium.com/mit-technology-review/a-cryptocurrency-companys-covert-bug-fix-has-confusing-legal-implications-e9b4432e23d7?source=email-1e154d444ca3-1551698073815-digest.reader------0-49------------------d9831d41_765c_46b3_966f_bb807573b228-11§ionName=topic
http://fortune.com/2019/02/05/zcash-vulnerability-cryptocurrency/
Hello,
simple question: How is current Monero DIFFICULTY calculated?
I can't find or Google any suitable answer (forum, web, official web/form...). Question is about figuring out how is diff. balance made on Monero. I guess that there isnt any gravity algo. More or less it seems to scenerio like: take 2000 block, cut 20% from both sides, calculate average, estamine next diff. to target 2 minutes per block.
Is there any article covering this question? It is kinda essential for tomorrows fork. When some hash power will vanish, then how long it will take for network (how many time or block) to adapt back with lower amount of miners.
Thanks.
simple question: How is current Monero DIFFICULTY calculated?
I can't find or Google any suitable answer (forum, web, official web/form...). Question is about figuring out how is diff. balance made on Monero. I guess that there isnt any gravity algo. More or less it seems to scenerio like: take 2000 block, cut 20% from both sides, calculate average, estamine next diff. to target 2 minutes per block.
Is there any article covering this question? It is kinda essential for tomorrows fork. When some hash power will vanish, then how long it will take for network (how many time or block) to adapt back with lower amount of miners.
Thanks.
09 March 2019 (or earlier)
Monero (XMR)
Monero Hard Fork
The upcoming scheduled protocol upgrade of March 9 is intended to fork at block height of 1788000.
info: https://tothemoon.live/?IsPast=False&Page=1&Month=0&Year=0&CoinTypes=Monero+%28XMR%29&SortBy=0
Monero (XMR)
Monero Hard Fork
The upcoming scheduled protocol upgrade of March 9 is intended to fork at block height of 1788000.
info: https://tothemoon.live/?IsPast=False&Page=1&Month=0&Year=0&CoinTypes=Monero+%28XMR%29&SortBy=0
Thanks for explaining
Receiver must be online. You can't send coins if receiving wallet (daemon) is offline.
By the way, everywhere both parties (sender and receiver) always mentioned, but I think it is redundant in case of sender. Sure you must be online to send.
By the way, everywhere both parties (sender and receiver) always mentioned, but I think it is redundant in case of sender. Sure you must be online to send.
what's the main difference between mimble wimble and ring signature?
Grin is basically Monero minus ring signatures though, which thus allows for construction of transaction graphs and tracing. Put differently, it doesn't have particularly strong privacy properties. In addition, Grin is currently interactive, which is quite detrimental to user experience.
what is "application 1.1.3"?
Version of the Ledger Monero app.
what is "application 1.1.3"?
I think 1.1.3 refers to Ledger app version.
what's the main difference between mimble wimble and ring signature?
what is "application 1.1.3"?
In the last version of monero client 0.14 with application 1.1.3, it seems there is a bug with the change address: The change seems to not be correctly send.
Do not use Ledger Nano S with client 0.14 until more information is provided.
Source and discussion about it: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/ax0pqt/alert_stop_using_ledger_with_014_client/
Do not use Ledger Nano S with client 0.14 until more information is provided.
Source and discussion about it: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/ax0pqt/alert_stop_using_ledger_with_014_client/
Very strange solution 
- Monero (XMR) mining tool Coinhive decides to shut down after Hard Fork
Coinhive announced that it will go out of service on March 9th before the hard fork, but it unclear why the hard fork influenced their decision because after the hard fork ASICs will no longer dominate mining which should actually be more profitable to Coinhive.
https://blockmanity.com/news/monero-xmr-mining-tool-coinhive-decides-to-shut-down-after-hard-fork/
Maybe there just wasn't enough users to continue with this. And isn't Coinhive open-sourced? If so, I assume you will still be able to use it. - Monero (XMR) mining tool Coinhive decides to shut down after Hard ForkCoinhive announced that it will go out of service on March 9th before the hard fork, but it unclear why the hard fork influenced their decision because after the hard fork ASICs will no longer dominate mining which should actually be more profitable to Coinhive.
https://blockmanity.com/news/monero-xmr-mining-tool-coinhive-decides-to-shut-down-after-hard-fork/
Very strange solution - Monero (XMR) mining tool Coinhive decides to shut down after Hard Fork
Coinhive announced that it will go out of service on March 9th before the hard fork, but it unclear why the hard fork influenced their decision because after the hard fork ASICs will no longer dominate mining which should actually be more profitable to Coinhive.
https://blockmanity.com/news/monero-xmr-mining-tool-coinhive-decides-to-shut-down-after-hard-fork/
- Monero (XMR) mining tool Coinhive decides to shut down after Hard ForkCoinhive announced that it will go out of service on March 9th before the hard fork, but it unclear why the hard fork influenced their decision because after the hard fork ASICs will no longer dominate mining which should actually be more profitable to Coinhive.
https://blockmanity.com/news/monero-xmr-mining-tool-coinhive-decides-to-shut-down-after-hard-fork/
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