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1. Tera > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4573801.0
2. Verium > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1540023.0
3. Bell > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5035609.0
4. Cryply > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2634468.0
5. Nimiq > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1952324.0
6. Ulord > https://github.com/UlordChain/ulordrig
7. Yenten > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2329470.0
8. Zcoin > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1638450.0
9. Webchain > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3649170.0
10. Credits > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1944858.0
11. OC Protocol > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4743828.0
12. Aquachain > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3138231.0
13. Ngin > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5041386.0
14. Arionum > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2710248.0
15. Verus > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4070404.0

Have a coin to suggest or voice to opinion? Comment!

Depending on the BOINC project that you select, some of the projects used for Gridcoin (GRC) mining are "CPU only"

Other benefit of GRC mining is that the work done is towards scientific progress and not just wasteful hashing.

How about:

- Webchain (WEB) : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3649170.0
- Credits (CRDS)   : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1944858.0

CMIIW  :-*

Grid is such an old project and quite unprofitable to mine.

They got their place on the list, let me know if you have more suggestions!

verus

Can you provide link?

Do the ones in bold signify anything?

Binarium

Yeah, new and unique ones. The bold ones indicating the ones managed to stay under radar, which makes them more and more profitable if one mined it.

Hi, the ulord link takes you to a miner not a wallet. Tried to find wallet, but only listed on a all Chinese site, cannot download wallet....seems strange
Do you have windows wallet please? Also miner has been flagged on various sites as having a virus ( I know its usually a false positive, but this seens real).

I'm old and unprofitable too, so what.  ::)

Really good list OP, now that I am thinking I have one core i7 6700 which I will not use heavily for mining but during night time I will let it run. Also have some gen 4 processors unused at work which I have access so will give it s try, I am the IT so no one can say anything against it, I am the only IT there.

Here is a pool: ulord.jeepool.com
Here is the wallet repo: https://github.com/UlordChain/Ulord-platform/blob/master/doc/ulord_wallet_en.md

Biblepay is a cpu mineable coin, like gridcoin it uses podc.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2388064.0 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2388064.0)

You are just sig spamming buddy. Go somewhere else.

Yup, GRC is long in the tooth, but that may not be a bad thing especially with so many coins that promise so much but disappear within a year! :)

The fact that GRC is "unprofitable" to mine but yet still surviving for so long is evidence that there is a strong community supporting the belief that a cryptocurrency rewarding useful work is sustainable in the long run.

GRC also has a PoS wallet in the event that investors prefer to be bag holders rather than crunching research.

Thanks, I'm trying to introduce unique ones rather than already known coins.

True but main purpose of this thread introducing people to fairly new, not much known coins so they can mine before the coins become more mainstream.

Added OC Protocol to the list.

Not spamming, just voting for GRC. Legend in comparison to shitcoins from Your list. Besides, I'm eager to see Your calculation that shows it's unprofitable to mine.
BTW, my signature is giving much more than taking...

Is there any coin mineable with unused cellular phone?

What a biased view. I'm not going to lay out any kind of calculation here, test and see it yourself.

I don't think so.

Might help if maybe you broke this up into subsections, like under the radar coins, old coins, etc.  Besides Gridcoin there are a few other coins you can also get from Boinc.  As someone else mentioned, Biblepay, along with Byteball, Sparc, eXperience, and Neumannium.  Those 5 can be "mined" at the same time.

So, as Electroneum and any Cryptonight fork. I can't see any incentive to mine with cell phone.

YOU did statement that "GRC is unprofitable to mine". No calculation. No proof. Conclusion: Your list is worthless bias...

Electroneum is phone mining simulation. Kind of faucet to attract mobile users attention.
BTW, at this moment one get rewarded with GRC for 9 projects that can be run on Android phone. With 5 of them SPARC can be rewarded in parallel.

You realize max supply is 10 Billion, right? Several thousands doesn't really mean anything and since you can't scale with phones(even if you would, that be stupid).

My list is built without bias because I'm not in favour in any coin, I just mention by the name and the link.

lmao, what? How one can come to realize what's right or wrong if other doesn't point it out?

Well I am looking into the first coin on the list.


1. Tera > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4573801.0

I have  some criteria that others may not have.

One  thing I like about a coin is can  gear builders pump it?

IE  can intel and amd buy the coin on exchanges to drive up the price.?

Think of it as both advertisings and  an exotic rebate for the cpu.

I had just started posting on the Tera Thread  so while I won't be giving out any new cpu coins I will be giving out opions of the feasibility of a builders coin pump.

Aquachain (AQUA) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3138231.0

Supply: https://aquacha.in/supply
Richlist: https://aquacha.in/richlist.txt
Pools: https://aquacha.in/status/miners
Source Code: https://gitlab.com/aquachain/aquachain
Explorer: https://explorer.aqua.signal2noi.se
Mining Software: https://bitbucket.org/cryptogone/aquacppminer/downloads/

Reward: 1 coin per 240 second block, until block 42 million

What can i add? The blockchain is called TERA smart money. Do not confuse with others
If you have met projects equal to this let me know.


TERA smart money is a decentralized blockchain with high network bandwidth + smart contracts + Dapps + private blockchains for the banking sector and corporations with the ability to merge into one global network + stable coins.

website in developing http://terafoundation.org/

publicAPI: https://github.com/terafoundation/wallet/blob/master/Doc/Eng/API.md

https://github.com/terafoundation

Explorer: http://terafoundation.org/explorer.html

web wallet soon in December http://terafoundation.org/web-wallet.html


ANN https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4573801.0

 https://t.me/TERA_Foundation

 https://discord.gg/CvwrbeG

short wallet review https://youtu.be/qRZYNQF-4k8


Specification
Consensus: POW
Algorithm: TERAhash (sha3 + Optimize RAM hashing)
Max emission: 1 Bln (TERA)
Mining: CPU only
Block size: 120 KB
Premine: 5%
Development fund: 1% of the mining amount
Block generation time: 1 second
Block confirmation time: 8 seconds
Speed: from 1000 transactions per second
Commission: free of charge

Additional Information
Cryptography:   sha3, secp256k1
Protection against DDoS:   PoW (hash calculation)
Platform:   Node.JS
Smart contract language:   Javascript
Wallets:   Windows - src & setup; MacOS, Linux - src only
Network launch:   01.07.2018 12:0:0 (UTC)
Mining launch:   UTC "2018-07-24 15:33:20(UTC)

Roadmap
Smart-contracts – October, 2018 DONE
Decentralized forum – November, 2018 DONE
Decentralized exchange – November 2018 DONE
Web and light wallets - December 2018
Android/iOS Wallets – Q1 2019
Internal voting system – Q1 2019
Research to increase transactions with sharding up to 1 million tps – Q2 2019

Okay I look at this from the viewpoint of Intel and Amd.

what have I found that would make a person buying a CPU buy a step up  to mine on the side.

An example AMD threadripper 1950x with 32gb ram should be able to mine your coin much more quickly then an amd ryzen 5 2600

What does this mean to sellers and builders of the gear.

 Amd and asrock would rather sell a threadripper 1950x or 2950 x with an asrock taichi  x399   900 + 300 = 1200

then sell a ryzen 5 2600 with an asrock taichi x370  170 + 170 = 340

so what does you coin offer   that a gamer miner buys the   1200 setup vs the 340 dollar setup.

If I were a gamer/miner a cpu coin that can only be mined by a cpu and better cpus do better = big +

So AMD would like your coin to take off asrock would like you coin to take off.  as miner/gamers will say I can earn back money while I sleep.

1)Your coin seems to offer one thing well it works on cpu and is restricted to cpu.
Help us to understand this to be true. It will help the coin out a lot.

2) Next aspect figure a way to let people mine it.  Ie static address  needs to be worked around seamlessly.  And if buying a vpn for 3 bucks a month is the way to do it then clearly explain this and by that  1 cpu per vpn or 2 cpus  per vpn or 3 cpus per vpn.

3) shut the discord down it is  worthless for business .  worthless for showing people how to mine it and you had a mod that got out of control not good.

4) figure a way to trade the coin on a real exchange think about this hard and long.  if it is on an exchange AMD could pump it as a form of advertising better cpus.
this is why gpus took off like mad back in 2015 2016 2017  coins were pumped by
gpu builders
cpu builders
mobo builders
psu builders

5) show that your coin will never be asic to death

6) show why your coin will never be asic to death.

7) give e multiple reasons of protecting your coin from asics

8 )  pay attention to 5, 6, 7

9 ) I could build 10 threadripper rigs to mine your coin  explain to me why I should and what protection is to be given to those burned by asic's

10) have a list of what cpu's mine with TERA coin

 ie a threadripper 1950x does what
ie a threadripper  1920x does what.

I look at a coin in terms of will gear builders pump it.

Tera could use some of the stuff I list above.

Added Aqua and Ngin to the list.

They could but highly unlikely for an event like that to take place.

Why do you think CPU's and GPU's took off in 2016 and 2017

plenty of upward pressure on the coin prices made buying gpus and cpus and mob's and psu's a smart thing to do.

Asrock
Asus
MSI
EVGA
Gigabyte
Amd
Intel
Nvidia
Sapphire
Corsair
Seasonic

all stood to gain by upward coin prices from 2015 to 2017  so  upward coin prices happened  and those companies sold gear like mad.

the rush got killed off by coins getting asic attacked and millions of gamer/miners stopped.

For the entire cycle o9f crypto coins to work and have adoption  the gamer/miner is the foundation of adoption.

So when I look at any coin  that is small I want to see an easy pump in price I want to see true asic resistance.

This makes it worth while to mine small coins.  Is there a big upside.  We all know intel and amd are having a core war  and big power hungry cpus are in.

I think coins like Tera are the reason why this is so.
Next year in January or February amd is supposed to launch the x499 mobo and soon after the 3rd gen thread ripper.

So what would help me a gamer miner drop 300-400 for a mobo and 1200-1700 for a cpu   a coin to mine while I am not gaming.

Tera shows me a commitment to asic resistance = good
Tera needs to help me commit to it with a simpler way to mine it then a static ip
Tera needs to have a better way to trade it then OTC on discord

I would love to see it do this.
I would love to see hash rates for cpu's

Dynamic (DYN),  Nimiq (NIM) and BiblePay (BBP), according to this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4799398.0

and take a look at : https://newcpucoins.com/?cpu_only=true , may be there are some cpu mineable only that you want to add to your list

I don't intend to fill the list with every single CPU coin rather than try to point out unique ones with regular known coins. Tera, Ngin, OC Protocol, Ulord are little known.

Added Yenten to the list.

True true. Dynamic IP & Pools and also light wallets is a must for wider adaption. We'll see that in a month or two.

Guys keep in mind that OC Protocol algo (SHA256T) can be mined with FPGAs as well.

X18 Minato just came out, an interesting one > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5068553.0

Is there anyone still mining Monero or Monero Forks with CPU?

Mmm looks dead to me.

First they delayed the launch, now they are ghosting. Yeah, I think it's dead too.

.

Oh, yes. This is one is a good one as well. Is Mercetox wallet back online?

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Monero on Minergate.

Yep still mining xmr on my ryzens. 

Interesting thanks for the info!

I asked if anyone mining with cpu boards, clearly you didn't understand what I said.

what coin you prefer to mine?

I'm currently mining TERA.

thank for advice

Theymos needs to add "block sig spammer comment" option to threads, we could get rid of fake comments on threads. Dude commented twice just to increase his post number.

AMD really did well with it's Ryzen series.

Is there any other CPU coin we don't know yet? (Beside Monero Forks)

After GPU frenzy, FPGAs rising. I wonder if CPU has a shot in this competition...

Plenty of CPU coins out there, you just gotta keep em to yourself, thats the trick...

I'm mining 1 on a ryzen, making $2 a day after power....which beats my gpu setup....

Just look hard, and mine with consideration, oh, and dont overlook the x11/x13 coins, just cos they are ASIC mined (hint)

J

Really? What's that coin? 020London or BitcoinXS?

:)

So, which one of you folks got a coin to contribute to this list?

Added Verus to the list.

Check out CPU Miners Club, they track CPU Coins
https://i.imgur.com/apibdQL.jpg (https://discordapp.com/invite/cc4jCB6)
Discord: https://discordapp.com/invite/cc4jCB6
Telegram: https://t.me/CPUtalk
CPU Coin Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pkp8tfUK70Fs-HsdKL9PJpEcpcYhnMO0cKylyV8QVt0/edit#gid=0

My two cents:

1. JCE coin (https://jsecoin.com/o/?a=70613) - a CPU only, web minable coin, replacing web ads
2. uPlexa (https://discord.gg/ddRVYCb) - a CPU / (recently also a GPU) IoT minable coin with a very strong team (http://uplexa.com)

Like togo said plenty of cpu coins it that group, not just plain links, lot of discussions also
some coin devs, pool operators, exchange owners...
probably around 30 cpu-only mineable coins, and some other good CN and non-CN coins that are mineable with cpu/gpu
it would be pointless to post 50 links here, join to CPUminers.Club and you joined them all  ;D

Nice shilling, but I gotta say spreadsheet list is not that bad.

Hi! thanks for the nice initiative :)

Though in those times when GPUs are so powerful, and as soon as any coin gets some serious visibility ASICS are being produced too, finding some projects that are interesting to mine with a CPU can be quite exhausting after a while... And actually, why bother making our CPUs overheat just to squeeze a few coins out of it, while we can just use 1-2% of our CPU power, and still use our computer for other tasks and even find some use for our ooooooold laptop that's taking dust?

Staking (and masternodes) can be a very nice way to go, especially when a project is brand new and with some really great ideas to keep the coin's value as high as possible (this "defensive buy wall" idea is a must, their idea for increasing liquidity is awesome too...) check their discord (very nice team, btw!), and get a glimpse at their whitepaper, their strategy is clearly explained.
Bonus points: ATM partnerships, Raspberry Pi...

One of Masternodes biggest flaws is that investors can have no guarantee that the value of their investment will at least be maintained. This project's team has found a smart (and most probably efficient, we'll be able to confirm as soon as they're accepted on their first -decentralized -Exchange!) way to avoid this flaw.

They're on pre-sale right now, and as opposed to the usual masternodes projects, it's the best time to get in, because of this "defensive buy wall" strategy that should guarantee that the price wouldn't fall under the pre-sales price, at least...

I do love CPU coins (and if some of you followed me around, you know that I'm all over the place concerning this matter :D ) but I became a moderator on their channel because I got quite enthusiastic about the project and they decided to give me this opportunity to support them even more.

No guarantee of success, as usual, but this one show some really good signs! :)
https://discord.gg/XzZhtqE

How about Qwertycoin? I mined it on cpu some time ago.. here it's topic https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2881418.1180

Interesting I'll give it a look!

Any different suggestion?

arqma and ird are both cpu. mineable....you can even dual mine them and boost earnings by 50%

yenten is good to mine too after community take over and make new update wallet.

next month yenten change algo to yespower maybe price will pump.

BiblePay abandoned PoDC (proof of distributed computing) which credited people BBP for BOINC tasks (RAC), but they still offer a hybrid Proof of Work called Proof of Bible Hash (PoBH) with some staking mechanism. You need 125k BBP that is 1 day old to use as stake so you can cpu mine.

At around 1,400 BBP @ 7 satoshi that is about $1 per mined block currently. Difficulty has been rising steadily, but is still be profitable for the time being. Hard to say what the price of BTC will be, but I'm at least paying for my electricity costs.

Your CPU can be also used to run a network node for Metahash (http://oqh0ag.metagather.org/) network.
Payout is good, the coin is added to several exchanges.

If you don't want to run an advanced node, you can run a simple -> Metagather (http://oqh0ag.metagather.org/) client
which requires very little CPU power and internet. No open ports or anything.
The team will lend you a 1000 free coins so you can start forging your own coins
by just being online 24/7.

Hi all,

it's not a good profitable period to mine, but after vacation, what are you mining?

Thanks

P.S. I'm mining UPlexa (CPU and GPU).

BiblePay Mining - Quick Start Guide:
https://wiki.biblepay.org/Quick_Start

Supplemental Guides:
Windows - https://www.reddit.com/r/BiblePay/comments/6umlqq/how_to_mine_biblepay_on_windows/
Linux - https://www.reddit.com/r/BiblePay/comments/6ummuj/how_to_mine_biblepay_on_linux/

Here is another CPU coin I found: DMS coin
It has real world use case, which is already implemented.
With it you can store any file hash in a blockchain, thus proving it's authenticity and timestamp.
If interested, you can learn more on their Discord: https://discord.gg/acfRC4X