All the coins already be mined is own by computer room management..average people solo can mining nothing.
Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 2034. (Read 4670562 times)
Hey guys,
There was a lot of problems with the last GUI miner version so I decided to build a new one.
Main point of it is this: I declined the concept of 4gb_memory_blockchain - all you have to do now is enter your BCN/MRO/QCN and FCN wallet address and connect to one of the nodes directly. It will solve the issue with the “eternal_BCN_sync”.
Download: http://solominer.org/
Source: https://github.com/amphibia/SoloMiner
MRO developers please can contact me through PM to talk about direct nodes for miners.
That’s pretty much it for now - don't hesitate to reach out for me in case of any questions.
Cheers.
There was a lot of problems with the last GUI miner version so I decided to build a new one.
Main point of it is this: I declined the concept of 4gb_memory_blockchain - all you have to do now is enter your BCN/MRO/QCN and FCN wallet address and connect to one of the nodes directly. It will solve the issue with the “eternal_BCN_sync”.
Download: http://solominer.org/
Source: https://github.com/amphibia/SoloMiner
MRO developers please can contact me through PM to talk about direct nodes for miners.
That’s pretty much it for now - don't hesitate to reach out for me in case of any questions.
Cheers.
1) GPU mineable with de facto standard miners (sgminer, cgminer, ccminer, etc)
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So, the question is: are there any coders available/willing for task 1?
'cause all the others are worthless without it ...
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So, the question is: are there any coders available/willing for task 1?
'cause all the others are worthless without it ...You are slightly confused. This coin was conceived as a CPU-minable coin specifically to depart from the model of large mining farms and centralized pools. It is the intent of "egalitarian mining" (one of the key design goals -- see first post) that ordinary users can compete on equal footing with specialized rigs, returning us to Satoshi's original model of a decentralized network.
To be realistic, CPU coins do not have a great track record of staying that way. It remains to be seen whether this coin will be any different. The designers tried. Did they succeed? Only time will tell.
If it turns out the design succeeds, and the coin remains CPU-mineable, it will likely never appeal to specialized "miner community" to which you allude. Instead the necessary mining will be done by ordinary users, with the mining rewards paid back to the users themselves.
Either way, it will be interesting to see what happens.
What's about botnets? They will kill this coin easily.
We don't really know how that will turn out longer term, since no coin up to now has remained CPU mineable for very long. People speculate about this (sometimes with a FUD agenda, but not always).
Let's look to history.
Those coins that did remain CPU mineable for a long time (primecoin being a prime example) didn't seem to get "killed" by botnets. They're still alive and kicking, though certainly not massively successful. Bitcoin definitely was is mined by botnets, and wasn't killed it at all, but that was only after it was already GPU mineable, so the hash power from botnets was questionable.
I think the best answer is we don't know.
MRO coin is untraceable.
Botnets aren't problem now.
The main problem is a private hi-performance miner
The main problem is a private hi-performance miner
Evidence?
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Can we implement multi-algo in MRO? For CPU and GPU.
Sure anything can be changed (with a hard fork). You'd have to convince the developers to release it and convince the community to accept it.
1) GPU mineable with de facto standard miners (sgminer, cgminer, ccminer, etc)
...
So, the question is: are there any coders available/willing for task 1? 'cause all the others are worthless without it ...
...
So, the question is: are there any coders available/willing for task 1?
'cause all the others are worthless without it ...You are slightly confused. This coin was conceived as a CPU-minable coin specifically to depart from the model of large mining farms and centralized pools. It is the intent of "egalitarian mining" (one of the key design goals -- see first post) that ordinary users can compete on equal footing with specialized rigs, returning us to Satoshi's original model of a decentralized network.
To be realistic, CPU coins do not have a great track record of staying that way. It remains to be seen whether this coin will be any different. The designers tried. Did they succeed? Only time will tell.
If it turns out the design succeeds, and the coin remains CPU-mineable, it will likely never appeal to specialized "miner community" to which you allude. Instead the necessary mining will be done by ordinary users, with the mining rewards paid back to the users themselves.
Either way, it will be interesting to see what happens.
What's about botnets? They will kill this coin easily.
Actual mining botnets have been discussed in detail in regards to other coins and how much of a threat they pose is questionable.
Botnets are very good for some things and not very good for others. The bottom line is the owner of a botnet wants to keep his botnet as large as possible and for as much as is possible, undetected.
This makes botnets very good for DDoS attacks as the client will often not know that they are part of an attack, in contrast to this, mining is very obvious and detectable by the clients.
This means two things, this is risky for the owner of the botnet as he may have people de-infect their PC or turn it off altogether, this also makes these botnets very expensive to rent. This then throws into question not just risk/reward but whether you will actually break even.
Sys admins running server farms is much more of a risk in my opinion.
Botnets aren't problem now.
The main problem is a private hi-performance miner
Can we implement multi-algo in MRO? For CPU and GPU.
The main problem is a private hi-performance miner
Can we implement multi-algo in MRO? For CPU and GPU.
I do have to question some peoples thought process when they claim that a GPU coin is much much fairer than a CPU coin. Do they not think that there are huge GPU farms that rape the GPU coins as well. The main combatant is pools which allow the big farms to solo mine and then everyone else to mine on pools.
1) GPU mineable with de facto standard miners (sgminer, cgminer, ccminer, etc)
...
So, the question is: are there any coders available/willing for task 1? 'cause all the others are worthless without it ...
...
So, the question is: are there any coders available/willing for task 1?
'cause all the others are worthless without it ...You are slightly confused. This coin was conceived as a CPU-minable coin specifically to depart from the model of large mining farms and centralized pools. It is the intent of "egalitarian mining" (one of the key design goals -- see first post) that ordinary users can compete on equal footing with specialized rigs, returning us to Satoshi's original model of a decentralized network.
To be realistic, CPU coins do not have a great track record of staying that way. It remains to be seen whether this coin will be any different. The designers tried. Did they succeed? Only time will tell.
If it turns out the design succeeds, and the coin remains CPU-mineable, it will likely never appeal to specialized "miner community" to which you allude. Instead the necessary mining will be done by ordinary users, with the mining rewards paid back to the users themselves.
Either way, it will be interesting to see what happens.
What's about botnets? They will kill this coin easily.
1) GPU mineable with de facto standard miners (sgminer, cgminer, ccminer, etc)
...
So, the question is: are there any coders available/willing for task 1? 'cause all the others are worthless without it ...
...
So, the question is: are there any coders available/willing for task 1?
'cause all the others are worthless without it ...You are slightly confused. This coin was conceived as a CPU-minable coin specifically to depart from the model of large mining farms and centralized pools. It is the intent of "egalitarian mining" (one of the key design goals -- see first post) that ordinary users can compete on equal footing with specialized rigs, returning us to Satoshi's original model of a decentralized network.
To be realistic, CPU coins do not have a great track record of staying that way. It remains to be seen whether this coin will be any different. The designers tried. Did they succeed? Only time will tell.
If it turns out the design succeeds, and the coin remains CPU-mineable, it will likely never appeal to specialized "miner community" to which you allude. Instead the necessary mining will be done by ordinary users, with the mining rewards paid back to the users themselves.
Either way, it will be interesting to see what happens.
Now that Evan is also implementing ring signatures into Darksend, I don't see Monero pulling through ...
Yepp, I have seen this:
Ring signatures are going to be implemented in V2. I will begin development immediately after I opensource V1.
How do we compete against clones? Can they clone me? I work on this full time. In fact, I've only been at it four months. So far I've implemented DarkSend + X11 + DGW + Masternode payments. Plus, I've agreed to work on this project till at least Jan 2016 full time. So who on earth would invest in a clone?
This is just one aspect being developed:
Improvements over this mixing solution are due to include the following features:
* Master Nodes These nodes handle the mixing through random selection -
* Ring signatures are going to be implemented in V2.
*IP obfuscation 12 May 2014
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6694377
Fundamentals, gotta have those fundamentals
Improvements over this mixing solution are due to include the following features:
* Master Nodes These nodes handle the mixing through random selection -
I'm implementing I2P into the masternodes. We're going to have our own private network just for DarkSend.
eduffield, 10 May 2014. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6643662* Ring signatures are going to be implemented in V2.
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I will begin development immediately after I opensource V1.
eduffield, 12 May 2014. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6686819*IP obfuscation 12 May 2014
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6694377
Fundamentals, gotta have those fundamentals
Now that Evan is also implementing ring signatures into Darksend, I don't see Monero pulling through ...
This isn't some copy-paste function.
I would still be interested in seeing how well this can ported over into an existing chain. It would take a lot of work.(On another note, I originally thought that would be a good idea, but now I have some reservations due to the status of the masternodes. If they're rendered obsolete, several hundred thousands coins come into the market.)
Now that Evan is also implementing ring signatures into Darksend, I don't see Monero pulling through ...
unless it adopts the more mainstream technologies:
1) GPU mineable with de facto standard miners (sgminer, cgminer, ccminer, etc)
2) P2Pool and POS pool (stable and effectively usable)
3) heavy promotion
So, the question is: are there any coders available/willing for task 1? 'cause all the others are worthless without it ...
Monero introduced innovation, it's sad to see it treated as just another clone coin, when it belongs to the Originals club
unless it adopts the more mainstream technologies:
1) GPU mineable with de facto standard miners (sgminer, cgminer, ccminer, etc)
2) P2Pool and POS pool (stable and effectively usable)
3) heavy promotion
So, the question is: are there any coders available/willing for task 1?
'cause all the others are worthless without it ...Monero introduced innovation, it's sad to see it treated as just another clone coin, when it belongs to the Originals club
I dont see the point releasing "cpu coin only" as that is then only in hands of botnet managers and big server renters.. mere mortals dont have a chance...
if you want this coin to spread, lets make it gpu mineable..
if you want this coin to spread, lets make it gpu mineable..
Agreed with that.
I agree, as well.
At the end of the day, everyone wants a bigger payout and this would be achieved with GPU. When Scrypt asics come out, they will be saying something different, this debate will never really end. Greed is a killer among the crypto world.
I dont see the point releasing "cpu coin only" as that is then only in hands of botnet managers and big server renters.. mere mortals dont have a chance...
if you want this coin to spread, lets make it gpu mineable..
if you want this coin to spread, lets make it gpu mineable..
Agreed with that.
Is a GPU miner ready?
I dont see the point releasing "cpu coin only" as that is then only in hands of botnet managers and big server renters.. mere mortals dont have a chance...
if you want this coin to spread, lets make it gpu mineable..
vert coin and dark coin cought fire after it was possible to mine on gpu, they both started as cpu only.. but this is just not that popular.. it only smells as "instamine" into hands of few and then puting it "public" by releasing gpu miner.. :/
I dont see the point releasing "cpu coin only" as that is then only in hands of botnet managers and big server renters.. mere mortals dont have a chance...
if you want this coin to spread, lets make it gpu mineable..
vert coin and dark coin cought fire after it was possible to mine on gpu, they both started as cpu only.. but this is just not that popular.. it only smells as "instamine" into hands of few and then puting it "public" by releasing gpu miner.. :/
anyone want to explain why Monero is a good investment?
Best privacy implementation in the cryptocurrency space. Read the first post if you care to know why. Whether privacy itself is worth anything is up to you.
About the privacy ,How dose MRO Compared with DRK
Superior in just about every way. There is a direct comparison with DRK and similar approaches in the first post under "How does this compare to other anonymous solutions?".
anyone want to explain why Monero is a good investment?
Best privacy implementation in the cryptocurrency space. Read the first post if you care to know why. Whether privacy itself is worth anything is up to you.
About the privacy ,How dose MRO Compared with DRK
anyone want to explain why Monero is a good investment?
Best privacy implementation in the cryptocurrency space. Read the first post if you care to know why. Whether privacy itself is worth anything is up to you.
I'm off on a short vacation. If anything catastrophic happens, NoodleDoodle has push/pool access on github to monero-project. Be back around Wednesday.
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