Shoreline Tradingbot Project AnnouncedWhat is Shoreline TradingBot?Shoreline TradingBot is open sourced project that offers simple trading strategy for cryptocurrency listed at ShorelineCrypto Exchange. The current trading strategies available are "buysell", "buyonly", "sellonly" on fixed price and fixed amount. ShorelineCrypto Exchange API interface will be used in this python code. NewEnglandcoin (NENG) will be TestedWhile the tradingbot is expected to work on all coins listed at ShorelineCrypto exchange, only NewEnglandcoin (NENG) on DOGE-NENG pair will be tested fully by dev. github source: https://github.com/ShorelineCrypto/shoreline_tradingbot
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NewEnglandcoin (NENG) is Selected as Shoreline Tradingbot First Supported CoinWhat is Shoreline TradingBot?Shoreline TradingBot is open sourced project that offers simple trading strategy for cryptocurrency listed at ShorelineCrypto Exchange. The current trading strategies available are "buysell", "buyonly", "sellonly" on fixed price and fixed amount. ShorelineCrypto Exchange API interface will be used in this python code. NewEnglandcoin (NENG) will be TestedWhile the tradingbot is expected to work on all coins listed at ShorelineCrypto exchange, only NewEnglandcoin (NENG) on DOGE-NENG pair will be tested fully by dev. github source: https://github.com/ShorelineCrypto/shoreline_tradingbot
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NENG graphic logo bounty is extended to September 30, 2019. August new sign up for airdrop is paid out. Bots signup with no twitter following were automatically excluded and disqualified for twitter airdrop.
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base diff just reset to very low level. Another boom for GPU miners.
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Base diff has been between 0.07 and 0.000244 for a while. now at 0.07 base difficulty, both GPU and small ASIC rigs are doing OK. CPU Cheetah miners should also get better yield now. Large ASIC RIGs are doing poorly because base diff is still too low for large ASIC rigs.
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The blockchain explorer is up now. The ShorelineCrypto exchange NDL icon/logo use the explorer picture URL. It was easy to tell that on explorer issue by the exchange NDL logo.
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Base diff reset already. Boom for GPU solo miners. Base diff around 0.0005
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GPU mining is likely to stay relevant. ETH mining may be gone, there are other alcoins that are suitable and dominated by GPUs. I see ETH GPU miners will gradually move to mainly cryptonight coins or other ASIC restricted coins such as scrypt DynDiff coin NewEnglandcoin (NENG).
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how do I run 4 nodes? lol been awhile since ive messed with this.
Linux command for running separate full node in same machine: newenglandcoin-qt -port=8379 -rpcport=8378 -datadir=/home/myuser/.newenglandcoin5 probably similar for windows bat file, a command to specify a different port, rpcport, plus a different folder |
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I have the same question...But with AMD cards. I have a few AMD cards that I want to mine with . I tried SGminer 4.2.1 with little success, so just mining with CPU/cheetah at the moment. Any ideas?
I do not know anything about AMD cards. First, make sure you get your AMD cards pool mining working. Make sure it works on any scrypt coin mining (Litecoin, Dogecoin, NewYorkcoin, etc). If it works on regular scrypt coin mining, it works on NENG. Make sure the card works with scrypt. After that, you can follow the same approach I mentioned above, download wallet, cheetah, set proper configuration file, then run solo mining. The same setup should also run Cheetah CPU mining when Solo GPU mining stops. The solo GPU mining uses same software as the pool mining, just a different command. I tried that with SGminer, one of my rigs likes it one doesnt. Ill try an older CGminer later today with my 4 gpu setup and see. SGminer works fine on my little one card tower. Thank you for the input. Make sure you have four full nodes running for 4 GPUs solo mining. This is also a big difference between pool mining vs solo mining. One full node only has one rpcport, and only allows one connection, either cheetah CPU or one GPU solo miner. You could run multiple full nodes in same PC though on different ports, so that you got multiple GPUs running with multiple full nodes in same PC. As far as I know, I am not aware of anyway allowing multiple GPUs connect to same full node simultaneously. |
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I have the same question...But with AMD cards. I have a few AMD cards that I want to mine with . I tried SGminer 4.2.1 with little success, so just mining with CPU/cheetah at the moment. Any ideas?
I do not know anything about AMD cards. First, make sure you get your AMD cards pool mining working. Make sure it works on any scrypt coin mining (Litecoin, Dogecoin, NewYorkcoin, etc). If it works on regular scrypt coin mining, it works on NENG. Make sure the card works with scrypt. After that, you can follow the same approach I mentioned above, download wallet, cheetah, set proper configuration file, then run solo mining. The same setup should also run Cheetah CPU mining when Solo GPU mining stops. The solo GPU mining uses same software as the pool mining, just a different command. |
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How to setup Solo Mining with GPU?Discord conversation on this topic: Shitcoin MaximalistYesterday at 5:18 PM how do u solo mine with a gpu? honglu69Yesterday at 5:56 PM @Shitcoin Maximalist the only difference between pool mining and solo mining is that you will need to run a full node of NENG at local machine , then use different command line accordingly. Below is the way I do solo mining is in Windows 10 on Nvidia GTX 1050 GPU. (1) Follow how to CPU mining YouTube guide, run full node. (2) Then download Cheetah CPU software, not running Cheetah, mainly taking the NewEnglandcoin.conf configuration set up , same as in YouTube guide. Restart NENG wallet and solo mine. (3) Install CUDA8 for Nvidia GTX 1050. I will post my ccminer command here, NENG_ccminer.bat file: ccminer -a scrypt --url=127.0.0.1:6376 -u fullnode_rpcuser -p fullnode_rpcpassword -f 6000 -i 20 --no-stratum --no-extranonce
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The NENG full node needs to be running in the same machine using my above ccminer solo mining script. This is quite similar to Cheetah_Cpuminer. In stead of running Cheetah, you will run ccminer solo mining script. Different mining software might needs a different option for solo mining command. The above worked for Windows 10 using ccminer 2.2.2 on a CUDA8 Nvidia card setup. USB ASIC - Futurebit Moonlander 2 on solo mining modeBest Practice for Futurebit Moonlander2 USB ASIC on solo mining mode https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5027091.msg55599812#msg55599812
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This block time is not constant. It is long and short depending the mining situation. It resets because long period of long mining block time longer than targeted 1 minute per block after big ASIC miners left.
Overall the mining block time is close to 1 minute. From beginning of coin genesis time to now, 345 days, total of 706174 blocks. Did a math, roughly 40 seconds per block. Off by 40%, but not dramatically different.
The faster the blocktime, then the quicker to get mining reward half event. Originally the half will happen in 4 years, but 40 seconds per block, we get half in less than 3 years in stead of 4 years.
I know the problem of less caring ASIC miners, of course, I only hope it will not frustrate too much of the more long term oriented people. Greez n Yes, ASIC come in and drive up difficulty and then leave. They will jump in when it resets at low diff and make a killing on instant mining. Not happening for NENG mining. ASIC big miners still do the same rotation thing, but no instant mining reward for ASIC, the big profiting group on resets are NENG GPU miners. I think we figured a way of spreading out mining rewards to ASIC/GPU/CPU equitably among three groups of miners with current design of NENG DynDiff on top of scrypt while 51% attack risk is dramatically reduced. |
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The wallet has version tag "Satoshi:0.8.7.5". Yes it is , as it is said, a clone of bitcoin version 0.8.7.5. The change is quite minimal, mainly DynDiff on mining stuffs. The halfs, and inflation schedule are identical to bitcoin years ago. and identical to litecoin years ago. The code is in github and can be compiled in linux or macOs using our readme files.
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This block time is not constant. It is long and short depending the mining situation. It resets because long period of long mining block time longer than targeted 1 minute per block after big ASIC miners left.
Overall the mining block time is close to 1 minute. From beginning of coin genesis time to now, 345 days, total of 706174 blocks. Did a math, roughly 40 seconds per block. Off by 40%, but not dramatically different.
The faster the blocktime, then the quicker to get mining reward half event. Originally the half will happen in 4 years, but 40 seconds per block, we get half in less than 3 years in stead of 4 years.
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I'm a Ruby developer and want to join an interesting project. I don't need you to pay me, it'd be great tokens or coins. I'm not a senior developer yet, but you can rely on me for simple tasks. You have a programmer donation campaign?
Not yet. But we have thought about this already. You are welcome to join NENG dev team if you have interest in coding and learning javascript (nodejs), read below: Current dev project that needs funding is NENG Mobile Miner project, which was announced, but no real progress has been made. I will start a dev funding donation campaign soon. This compaign will be exclusively only on NENG, no other coins or cash accepted. The purpose of donation funding for that is (1) to give out small amount of NENG for new devs as sign on bonus, (2) is to provide reserve for handing out mobile miner reward. The mobile mining NENG in cell phone is purely a marketing project, not real mining like CPU/GPU/ASIC mining. The donation can be used to pay cell phone NENG miners a reward as fun, say 10 NENG per day. We need more devs on voluntary basis. We can not grow bigger if I am the only dev on this NENG project. The new dev signon bonus I can think of would be 1 million NENG to start, up to 10 million NENG depending on how much contribution of new dev on NENG mobile miner project. The code base of NENG_mobile_miner will be open sourced. The first part of the dev work is high level design and spec, which I will do soon. mainly I will hash out javascript nodejs work agenda using an existing open source code base, The second part of dev work is actual coding and testing of the NENG mobile miner after the high level design part is done. If above dev work interests you, stay tuned on more announcement on NENG Mobile Miner project. |
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August 15, 2019 - Mining Update on Effect of Base Difficulty Reset, GPU vs ASIC
Just four hours ago, NENG blockchain base difficulty had massive reset. The base difficulty dropped from 10 to 0.00024414. The reason was that before yesterday there were large ASIC miners
( 500 Mh/s to 1 Gh/s big ASIC rigs) mining NENG, they all left with only small ASIC miners remaining. CPU miners on Cheetah picked up a lot of blocks overnight. Then this massive reset hit early this morning.
Right now it is boom time for GPU miners and for big CPU miners.
Here is last half hour mining rewards counts for my 300 kH/s Nivida GTX 1050 GPU verses 3 MH/s USB ASIC stick, both are on solo mining NENG:
GPU: 30 blocks obtained from 10:55am to 11:25am U.S. eastern time - 600,000 NENG in half hour
small ASIC: 4 blocks during same time - 80,000 NENG in half hour.
GPU only has 10% hashrate of small ASIC USB stick, but generated 7.5x rewards in half hour.
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August 15, 2019 - Mining Update on Effect of Base Difficulty Reset, GPU vs ASIC
Just four hours ago, NENG blockchain base difficulty had massive reset. The base difficulty dropped from 10 to 0.00024414. The reason was that before yesterday there were large ASIC miners
( 500 Mh/s to 1 Gh/s big ASIC rigs) mining NENG, they all left with only small ASIC miners remaining. CPU miners on Cheetah picked up a lot of blocks overnight. Then this massive reset hit early this morning.
Right now it is boom time for GPU miners and for big CPU miners.
Here is last half hour mining rewards counts for my 300 kH/s Nivida GTX 1050 GPU verses 3 MH/s USB ASIC stick, both are on solo mining NENG:
GPU: 30 blocks obtained from 10:55am to 11:25am U.S. eastern time - 600,000 NENG in half hour
small ASIC: 4 blocks during same time - 80,000 NENG in half hour.
GPU only has 10% hashrate of small ASIC USB stick, but generated 7.5x rewards in half hour.
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New Coin Listing price has been maintained at 0.01 BTC, or at 50% discount for payment in NENG
Current coin listing fee on NENG: 100 million NENG per coin listing.
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