Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1909. (Read 4670606 times)

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Make that over 80H/s, but I also was running 8 threads on the last version instead of trying one less.

I get 30H/s more running 7 threads instead of 8. Guess that works lol. Still kind of weird. I'll gladly take it though. Less cpu load (it seems), lower temps, I'm able to use my computer more easily while mining and chrome remote desktop doesn't lag to hell.

Works on the newer FX-8320

Hi,

Aha - that did it.  So it's manual sync between bitmonerod and simplewallet at the moment.  Got it.

Many thanks.

This coin holds some promise I think.

Cheers

Dave

I've had 20 poloniex withdrawals that completed in about 1 minute...
And 2 that resulted in the "COMPLETE:ERROR" thing in the log (but none in 2-3 days).

They check the logs and fix it... I've never had to write a Trouble Ticket.

Enter "refresh" in the wallet.

Withdrawals and deposits to Poloniex are ropey at best. If it doesn't appear in an hour or so I'd jump in the troll box and get a mod to sort it.

Hi All,

I'm new to monero and have just upgraded my pc to 14.04 and got simplewallet going with a receiving address.

I have just done my first test transfer of a small amount of MNO from poloniex to my wallet.  Poloniex gave me a transaction id that can look up in the block explorer. However in simple wallet I get :


NOTE: transaction lookup on poloniex refers to a block hight less than 61756, so my wallet is in sync.

Q. How long does it take for a transaction to be logged in the receiving wallet?

I am wondering whether this wait is normal, or something has already gone wrong.

Cheers

Dave

Thats significant if your running a few 100 processors...

the increase is not significant +30H/s (regardless of processor intel)(Win x64)
AMD-error

If "rich" hoard a coin and there is more scarcity on the market, price goes up and the lack of # of coins is compensated by increased value per coin.

Isn't this what's happening with gold?

Above ground reserves of gold are ~180ktons. Above ground reserves of silver are 5 times that. In terms of mining, the ratio is nearly 1:9 (1kg gold for 9kg of silver). Yet gold is 60x in price. Why? Historically it was near 1:10 to 1:19.

The reason for the price today is because gold has been effectively taken out of circulation (as money), thus the Elite can hoard it. Their massive hoarding* is what actually allows the average person to hold a gram of gold in their hands and have it cost 30 euro instead of 5 euro (if the 1:60 ratio of gold/silver was adjusted to 1:10 which is the scarcity in nature).

* price manipulation is not factored, because both gold and silver are suppressed.

Another one that I hear often is this: Inflation is necessary for the broader economy blah blah blah and that deflation is bad blah blah blah - so deflationary currencies create depression through hoarding.

That's OK as a perspective but it can only be applied on the level of a national currency and how it dominates the affairs of an economy. There is no monopoly of currencies and as such what one currency does, cannot affect the necessary expansion of the monetary supply in terms of fiat. In other words countries increase their fiat supply everyday, and stuff like gold or bitcoin add further inflation - although in relative terms the later (gold, bitcoins) are better store of values because they are less debased. Gold is debased by 1.3% per year while Bitcoins are substantially more than that.

If a crypto is being debased faster than fiat, there is simply no reason to hold that crypto unless there is massive demand that compensates.


It's not price obsession or an issue of price per coin. It's debasement. Even 42 started at like 400-500 BTC or something per coin and is now 16 BTC per coin.

What matters for the individual is that he can put his money on a coin and know that it won't tank, or that the price of electricity that he is paying today to mine it can be recovered by holding. If the price is to go down, this creates pressure for the miner to sell. But miners are the least part of the equilibrium since hashrate and difficulty are adjusted depending their costs.

I see a hash rate increase on my machine - try running with number of threads = number of physical cores. Maybe even one less. It's counterintuitive but I guess taking advantage of hyperthreading negates the impact of the hardware optimisations?

That's easy to find out: Issue a good bounty and if it's possible the GPU miner will be made.

The bounty specs would be like: "We want a gpu miner for MRO. The bounty is XXXX MROs. Devs must declare their interest, their hardware targeting (opencl or cuda) and an estimated time schedule for completion. In case of two varying implementations (one nvidia, one amd) both developers will get the reward (so the bounty fund doubles). In case of two or more competing implementations on the same architecture, and supposing the time schedule for delivery is pretty close between them, the faster implementation will be paid the bounty - so optimization is essential. The code must be open source."

This will disallow selfish GPU miners to mine MRO with privately owned software.

There is no increase in hash rate with this Windows release compared to bitmonerod.exe
Did you compiled it with the intel compiler or it's mingw/cygwin? I hope when those changes are merged to the bitmonerod / simpleminer / simplewallet and it's compilled with the intel compiler there will be a real increase in hash rate so I could continue to solo mine.

If you see the hashrate starting to increase past the break even point of cloud mining by 20%+ then it's likely someone has a GPU miner.

Does anyone know if a GPU implementation of CryptoNight is possible?
And if so, is already working on it?

Regards, BitWalker

I see it there with a status ERROR at the bottom of the page. Their site doesn't have a super intuitive UI. I have to open a ticket. Thanks for the help!

Check the withdraw history on your poloniex balance page. Whether or not you see it there, open a ticket with them at poloniex.freshdesk.com/support

I have problem withdrawing MRO from poloniex.

In simplewallet I wrote the address command to get my MRO address. This address I used to withdraw my MRO to. 12hours later I still haven't received my MRO.

[wallet XXXXX]: refresh
Starting refresh...
Refresh done, blocks received: 185                              
balance: 0.000000000000, unlocked balance: 0.000000000000

[wallet XXXXX]: balance
balance: 0.000000000000, unlocked balance: 0.000000000000

Whats wrong?