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Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1934. (Read 4671108 times)
Update: 2014/05/25
The Monero team is happy to announce that we will be sponsoring development on the I2P project with a view to baking I2P support in to Monero!
What is I2P?
I2P is the Invisible Internet Project. Its design goals are somewhat similar to projects such as Tor and Freenet - allowing people to use the Internet in a completely private fashion, without fear of anyone looking over their proverbial shoulder. Tor is currently usable as a communications layer for Monero merely by using the Tor tools to reroute traffic over the Tor network. However, I2P presents a challenge, as the current router software is written in Java, and the Monero project would not like to add Java as a dependency, neither would it make sense to add is as an attack surface.
What does this mean?
As work progresses on this, the Monero project will be able to include I2P as an optional communications layer without requiring the running of a full Java router. Monero users that choose not to use I2P will, of course, be able to use the open web for communication, but it is our aim that I2P will be the default communication method for many (or most) Monero nodes. And all of this will be done without compromising our user's privacy or overcomplicating core requirements!
When will this be available?
There is still quite a bit of work to be done to not only bring the Monero codebase up to the level of perfection and sanity we require, and there is much work to be done on the I2P side as well. We are cautious in promising timeframes that we will not meet, but we are optimistic that the I2P side of things will be done towards the end of August, 2014, and integration into Monero will be in parallel. We hope to be at a point before then where a testing fork of the repository on github can be made available to those that are happy to deal with memory leaks and bugs and provide feedback.
What else is happening with Monero?
We are moving ahead with a number of sub-projects, including code optimisations, breaking bug fixes that seem to have gone unnoticed in every CryptoNote coin, and the GUI wallet. As mentioned, cautious optimism is our approach, and we will never promise something unless we are well on the way to achieving it.
- Updated by fluffypony
The Monero team is happy to announce that we will be sponsoring development on the I2P project with a view to baking I2P support in to Monero!
What is I2P?
I2P is the Invisible Internet Project. Its design goals are somewhat similar to projects such as Tor and Freenet - allowing people to use the Internet in a completely private fashion, without fear of anyone looking over their proverbial shoulder. Tor is currently usable as a communications layer for Monero merely by using the Tor tools to reroute traffic over the Tor network. However, I2P presents a challenge, as the current router software is written in Java, and the Monero project would not like to add Java as a dependency, neither would it make sense to add is as an attack surface.
What does this mean?
As work progresses on this, the Monero project will be able to include I2P as an optional communications layer without requiring the running of a full Java router. Monero users that choose not to use I2P will, of course, be able to use the open web for communication, but it is our aim that I2P will be the default communication method for many (or most) Monero nodes. And all of this will be done without compromising our user's privacy or overcomplicating core requirements!
When will this be available?
There is still quite a bit of work to be done to not only bring the Monero codebase up to the level of perfection and sanity we require, and there is much work to be done on the I2P side as well. We are cautious in promising timeframes that we will not meet, but we are optimistic that the I2P side of things will be done towards the end of August, 2014, and integration into Monero will be in parallel. We hope to be at a point before then where a testing fork of the repository on github can be made available to those that are happy to deal with memory leaks and bugs and provide feedback.
What else is happening with Monero?
We are moving ahead with a number of sub-projects, including code optimisations, breaking bug fixes that seem to have gone unnoticed in every CryptoNote coin, and the GUI wallet. As mentioned, cautious optimism is our approach, and we will never promise something unless we are well on the way to achieving it.
- Updated by fluffypony
Pool operators: please restart bitmonerod with this command (remove your pool's IP)
This will keep open connections to all major (>2kh/s) pools so the pools mine less orphans.
Code:
./bitmonerod --add-priority-node 198.199.79.100:18080 5.9.25.103:18080 107.170.182.209:18080 62.210.78.186:18080 216.119.175.73:18080
This will keep open connections to all major (>2kh/s) pools so the pools mine less orphans.
I think the right commans is
Code:
./bitmonerod --add-priority-node=198.199.79.100:18080 --add-priority-node=5.9.25.103:18080 --add-priority-node=107.170.182.209:18080 --add-priority-node=62.210.78.186:18080 --add-priority-node=216.119.175.73:18080
or just use ~/.bitmonero/bitmonero.conf:
Code:
add-priority-node=198.199.79.100:18080
add-priority-node=5.9.25.103:18080
add-priority-node=107.170.182.209:18080
add-priority-node=62.210.78.186:18080
add-priority-node=216.119.175.73:18080
add-priority-node=5.9.25.103:18080
add-priority-node=107.170.182.209:18080
add-priority-node=62.210.78.186:18080
add-priority-node=216.119.175.73:18080
Looks like miners, or somebody, is voting on the 2-minute block vs 1-minute block.
QCN now higher than MRO on polo.
QCN now higher than MRO on polo.
A slightly higher price on the back of 18.5 BTC in volume vs. MRO's 273 BTC volume? Not a relevant comparison.
QCN 0.0091 on 293, MRO 0.0056 on 620.
Relevant yet?
QCN has been relevant for a while, out of the two I am only holding MRO, but I can see that QCN is doing really well.
It's volume is very high, but more importantly the QCN hashrate is now over 50% of MRO. Hashrate talks in Crypto.
I'm not sure what is it about QCN that makes it more appealing to people, is it really the 2 minute blocks? Or the slower release schedule?
Whatever it is, QCN is becoming more and more relevant every hour.
Agree with that
QCN 2 minute blocks is a big weapon for the MRO
It's volume is very high, but more importantly the QCN hashrate is now over 50% of MRO. Hashrate talks in Crypto.
You're calculating it wrong.
The hash rate for QCN is 650k, MRO is 2.46m
If you don't mind, how did you arrive at those numbers?
QCN diff = 82,432,816
MRO diff = 147,265,939
So 55%
Are they not the exact same proof of work?
network hashes per second = difficulty in hashes / block time in seconds
QCN hashes per second = 82,432,816 hashes / 120 seconds = 686,940 hashes/second
MRO hashes per second = 147,265,939 hashes / 60 seconds = 2,454,432 hashes/second
It's volume is very high, but more importantly the QCN hashrate is now over 50% of MRO. Hashrate talks in Crypto.
You're calculating it wrong.
The hash rate for QCN is 650k, MRO is 2.46m
If you don't mind, how did you arrive at those numbers?
QCN diff = 82,432,816
MRO diff = 147,265,939
So 55%
Are they not the exact same proof of work?
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Hey guys,
if you want to mine CPU coins like Monero (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/xmr-monero-a-secure-private-untraceable-cryptocurrency-583449) you probably need more CPUs.
I found a nice page where you can rent servers per hour and where you can add multiple servers for getting more cores.
My little guide is for cpuminer-multi because it seems, this miner is getting a bit better shares compared with simpleminer.
If you want to donate me for that, i would be happy. Otherwise just use my referal link, because if you pay in 10$ i will recive some $ for free
Bitcoin: 1KmqFFHJQMdsYVdGNDs3biC3ziiTZU6vSZ
And here is the tiny tut:
1.) sign up useing my referal link (as i mentioned, i am getting some free $s if you sign up via my link): https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=0673101630f5
2.) for being able to use the servers, you must deposit 10$. I suggest useing paypal, because i don't like entering my credit card informations on the internet.
3.) activate this coupon code for receiving 10$ on digitalocean for free!! SSDMAY10
4.) create a droplet with 2CPU and 2 GB of ram (for example Ubuntu 14.04 64bit). You can have up to 5 droplets per account!
5.) per email you will receive the server IP and password.
6.) connect to the server via putty
7.) run the following commands for getting the miner:
After that cpuminer-multi is ready and compiled (if you have any problems here, message me, i will assist you)
If it is ok for you for letting the putty-windows open you don't have to install any other programs. I always have the putty windows open on my second monitor. Otherwise you might want to install screen and run the minerd command with
Now you want to choose a pool, i am useing the monerpool.com:
for starting the miner you must go to the miner folder:
cd cpuminer-multi (if you left the folder before)
Starting command:
minerd ./minerd -a cryptonight --url=moneropool.com:5555 --user=pleaseenteryouraddresshere --pass=x -t 2
the
I hope this was helpfull for some people. It's a nice way for starting/testing cpu mineing.
Also the server could be used for setting up an apache webserver, a teamspeak server etc!
If you have any questions, feel free to message me.
if you want to mine CPU coins like Monero (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/xmr-monero-a-secure-private-untraceable-cryptocurrency-583449) you probably need more CPUs.
I found a nice page where you can rent servers per hour and where you can add multiple servers for getting more cores.
My little guide is for cpuminer-multi because it seems, this miner is getting a bit better shares compared with simpleminer.
If you want to donate me for that, i would be happy. Otherwise just use my referal link, because if you pay in 10$ i will recive some $ for free
Bitcoin: 1KmqFFHJQMdsYVdGNDs3biC3ziiTZU6vSZ
And here is the tiny tut:
1.) sign up useing my referal link (as i mentioned, i am getting some free $s if you sign up via my link): https://www.digitalocean.com/?refcode=0673101630f5
2.) for being able to use the servers, you must deposit 10$. I suggest useing paypal, because i don't like entering my credit card informations on the internet.
3.) activate this coupon code for receiving 10$ on digitalocean for free!! SSDMAY10
4.) create a droplet with 2CPU and 2 GB of ram (for example Ubuntu 14.04 64bit). You can have up to 5 droplets per account!
5.) per email you will receive the server IP and password.
6.) connect to the server via putty
7.) run the following commands for getting the miner:
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sudo apt-get update
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sudo apt-get install git make automake screen libcurl4-openssl-dev
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Code:
cd cpuminer-multi
Code:
./autogen.sh
Code:
./configure CFLAGS="-O3"
Code:
make
After that cpuminer-multi is ready and compiled (if you have any problems here, message me, i will assist you)
If it is ok for you for letting the putty-windows open you don't have to install any other programs. I always have the putty windows open on my second monitor. Otherwise you might want to install screen and run the minerd command with
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screen -S
I have my wallets on my windows computer which is running 24h per day, so i don't use screen. If the pool i am mineing is getting any problems, i will simply change it Now you want to choose a pool, i am useing the monerpool.com:
for starting the miner you must go to the miner folder:
cd cpuminer-multi (if you left the folder before)
Starting command:
minerd ./minerd -a cryptonight --url=moneropool.com:5555 --user=pleaseenteryouraddresshere --pass=x -t 2
the
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-t 2
is starting 2 threads. If you, for example, have a quadcore server, then set this to Quote
-t 4
I hope this was helpfull for some people. It's a nice way for starting/testing cpu mineing.
Also the server could be used for setting up an apache webserver, a teamspeak server etc!
If you have any questions, feel free to message me.
http://moneropool.org not paying the last 4+ hours. Is this normal? I am mining with around 240h/s and just switched to this pool today. The previous pool that I was at was paying a few times per hour.
Looking at the Pool Blocks page for both moneropool.com and moneropool.org both seem to have an issue - there's some blocks which haven't reached maturity but which should have paid out by now, going back a few hours.
Might be a problem with the new stratum protocol or new pool software?
I am trying to figure out how to contact the pool owners but don't find any contact info. It would be nice to get an update.
Edit: speaking for moneropool.org
We have not found any orphans since I added the other pools as priority nodes. I think our blocks are propagating much faster now.
It's volume is very high, but more importantly the QCN hashrate is now over 50% of MRO. Hashrate talks in Crypto.
You're calculating it wrong.
The hash rate for QCN is 650k, MRO is 2.46m
My last 2 MRO withdrawals from Poloniex failed "COMPLETE:ERROR"...
Then several hours later they probably have to do a manual resend...
Exchanges hate this, baby.
And ONLY MintPal... is MUST be MintPal...
(People who even mention Cryptsy are 6 months behind the times).
More people should use cryptonote.exchange.to no withdrawal and deposit problems as such. Just manual which is much more secure. But the actual site and trade matching is great.
Pool operators: please restart bitmonerod with this command (remove your pool's IP)
This will keep open connections to all major (>2kh/s) pools so the pools mine less orphans.
Code:
./bitmonerod --add-priority-node 198.199.79.100:18080 5.9.25.103:18080 107.170.182.209:18080 62.210.78.186:18080 216.119.175.73:18080
This will keep open connections to all major (>2kh/s) pools so the pools mine less orphans.
This!
Altho' the public pools don't account for much of the network, hopefully the private pools read this and also do it? (I'm assuming the serious miners are running their own pools especially now that there's stratum support)
Looks like miners, or somebody, is voting on the 2-minute block vs 1-minute block.
QCN now higher than MRO on polo.
QCN now higher than MRO on polo.
A slightly higher price on the back of 18.5 BTC in volume vs. MRO's 273 BTC volume? Not a relevant comparison.
QCN 0.0091 on 293, MRO 0.0056 on 620.
Relevant yet?
QCN has been relevant for a while, out of the two I am only holding MRO, but I can see that QCN is doing really well.
It's volume is very high, but more importantly the QCN hashrate is now over 50% of MRO. Hashrate talks in Crypto.
I'm not sure what is it about QCN that makes it more appealing to people, is it really the 2 minute blocks? Or the slower release schedule?
Whatever it is, QCN is becoming more and more relevant every hour.
cant seem to figure out how to transfer MRO,
I sent a transaction from my wallet but it hasnt shown up at Bittrex.. any ideas?
I sent a transaction from my wallet but it hasnt shown up at Bittrex.. any ideas?
Assuming you waited long enough for the transaction to get into the blockchain.
Does Bittrex require a payment ID? Usually only exchanges require the payment id, it is an optional argument to the transfer.
Example transfer command to single address, for 20 coins and no mixin required:
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transfer 0 20
Looks like miners, or somebody, is voting on the 2-minute block vs 1-minute block.
QCN now higher than MRO on polo.
QCN now higher than MRO on polo.
A slightly higher price on the back of 18.5 BTC in volume vs. MRO's 273 BTC volume? Not a relevant comparison.
QCN 0.0091 on 293, MRO 0.0056 on 620.
Relevant yet?
After running the "refresh" command on the wallet i just received my coins. Seems like it wasnt updateing by itself. Is this normal?
Yes that is totally normal. Eventually there will be GUI wallets that self-update, but for now, enjoy the pioneer spirit!
Hi,
I tried to use the binaries for Mac OS X on Mac OS X Mavericks and I got the following error:
I recompiled the source and it works now. My compiled binaries:
https://mega.co.nz/#!pIB1RRQS!7iYg8YWRSXC_RyVSv-kb8MfMpJsLZEE_XtbQ86Ew56U
MRO: 48UPv7XmJmzgruH7jnY59e1jdVCBHy3gfBBL6Epn2GJV7R7EgSc3k4qWMWkgWM1aueMyqUVw7ncwsWD EHHnusM3xVb5YAHa
I tried to use the binaries for Mac OS X on Mac OS X Mavericks and I got the following error:
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-bash: ./bitmonerod: Operation not permitted
I recompiled the source and it works now. My compiled binaries:
https://mega.co.nz/#!pIB1RRQS!7iYg8YWRSXC_RyVSv-kb8MfMpJsLZEE_XtbQ86Ew56U
MRO: 48UPv7XmJmzgruH7jnY59e1jdVCBHy3gfBBL6Epn2GJV7R7EgSc3k4qWMWkgWM1aueMyqUVw7ncwsWD EHHnusM3xVb5YAHa
http://moneropool.org not paying the last 4+ hours. Is this normal? I am mining with around 240h/s and just switched to this pool today. The previous pool that I was at was paying a few times per hour.
Looking at the Pool Blocks page for both moneropool.com and moneropool.org both seem to have an issue - there's some blocks which haven't reached maturity but which should have paid out by now, going back a few hours.
Might be a problem with the new stratum protocol or new pool software?
Hey guys,
i like your coin. Nice concept etc.
I am mineing here: http://moneropool.com/stratum.html#
after entering my walletaddres (exported it out of the wallet.txt, also checked witht he "addres" command)
the pool is saying i have 0.042 MRO, but i didnt receive them yet.
Is there a payout treshhold are am i mineing in the wrong wallet?
Would be very kind if someone could help me, i never mined a CPU coin,yet.
A number of things could be setup incorrectly. What output do you get when you try the "refresh" command from your wallet?
Thank you very much!!!!
After running the "refresh" command on the wallet i just received my coins. Seems like it wasnt updateing by itself. Is this normal?
I honestly think we could go up 300% if we got listed on Mintpal. Sadly I don't even see us on the list of coins to be voted in.
I sent them two messages days ago, before and after the release on Poloniex. The answer was the same: we'll keep an eye, maybe in some months (yes, months)I would not be surprised they change their mind, though.
They're probably trying not to let the cat out of the bag and cause a huge pump before they add it.
I would tend to take their response at face value only because of the technical challenges of integrating it. They can integrate 100 shitcoins for the same effort as integrating MRO. However, I also agree they may change their mind when they see how much activity is has on the other exchanges.
My last 2 MRO withdrawals from Poloniex failed "COMPLETE:ERROR"...
Then several hours later they probably have to do a manual resend...
Exchanges hate this, baby.
And ONLY MintPal... is MUST be MintPal...
(People who even mention Cryptsy are 6 months behind the times).
http://moneropool.org not paying the last 4+ hours. Is this normal? I am mining with around 240h/s and just switched to this pool today. The previous pool that I was at was paying a few times per hour.
Looking at the Pool Blocks page for both moneropool.com and moneropool.org both seem to have an issue - there's some blocks which haven't reached maturity but which should have paid out by now, going back a few hours.
Might be a problem with the new stratum protocol or new pool software?
I am trying to figure out how to contact the pool owners but don't find any contact info. It would be nice to get an update.
http://moneropool.org not paying the last 4+ hours. Is this normal? I am mining with around 240h/s and just switched to this pool today. The previous pool that I was at was paying a few times per hour.
Looking at the Pool Blocks page for both moneropool.com and moneropool.org both seem to have an issue - there's some blocks which haven't reached maturity but which should have paid out by now, going back a few hours.
Might be a problem with the new stratum protocol or new pool software?
Hey guys,
i like your coin. Nice concept etc.
I am mineing here: http://moneropool.com/stratum.html#
after entering my walletaddres (exported it out of the wallet.txt, also checked witht he "addres" command)
the pool is saying i have 0.042 MRO, but i didnt receive them yet.
Is there a payout treshhold are am i mineing in the wrong wallet?
Would be very kind if someone could help me, i never mined a CPU coin,yet.
A number of things could be setup incorrectly. What output do you get when you try the "refresh" command from your wallet?
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