yes... now i am mining at 105h/s .... terrible hash rate.

Someone wanted out bad! Dropped over 1 million across the exchanges at ridiculous price values. I hope for his sake he was trying to get out of crypto entirely versus jumping on the bitcoin sinking ship. I don't see the point of doing that unless you are desperate. Anyone want to admit to it on here?? ;p

Please help me. I have downloaded the windows wallet and also CPU miner. I made a .bat file. My CPU- intel core 2 quad Q9400 2.66GHz. Tell me what should I do to mine and how much hash I will get with my cpu.
 http://[Suspicious link removed]/index/php/Mining_Hardware_Comparison
I tried the link, but it is useless. Please help me

cd "C:\Mining\minerd-yacoin_stratum_x86_2_4_0"
start minerd-x86-corei7.exe -a scrypt-jane -t 8 -s 2 -o stratum+tcp://yac.coinmine.pl:9088 -u ***user*** -p ***pass***

Thanks to YAChoarder (on forum.yacoin.org), the bounty has increased by 38,233 YAC! Let's hope this bounty garners some more interest for this innovative feature!

Donate more to the bounty by sending YAC to YAA2QgGmKdzo31pg6iZBQNTF2xgRHmsVXw

Your account is not worth 1.5 btc. Do you have any altcoin you can out up

I also want to thank feeleep for adjusting how hashrates are displayed on yac.coinmine.pl. Since not one graphics card out there can break 1 khash/s, it makes more sense to see your hashrate in hash/s. Thanks a lot, feeleep! I encourage anyone using his pool to donate a small percentage as a courtesy.

You know another thing that would be cool? YAC client and miner coded in Rust.

YAC will now have a USD trading pair!

https://www.crypto-trade.com/news/98

Here are the basic requirements explained:

1) Built-In Miner - It is much more user friendly to have a one-stop program to mine, mint, send, manage YACoins. ThirtyBird's YACminer has done wonders improving and optimizing mining operations. Why not have his YACminer incorporated in the wallet itself? Also, allow for the minerd cpu miner to be utilized within the wallet as well as Nvidia card miners that are already out there.

2) Autotune - ThirtyBird has discussed and looked into this feature before. It is something that cudaminer already has done for NVidia cards. The idea here is to make it so one does not need to fool around to find close-to-optimum settings. I envision an 'Advanced' section can allow tweaks or troubleshooting. It doesn't have to be exactly optimum, but the goal is to lower the barrier to entry to allow a computer-illiterate to start mining right away, cost-effectively with ease.

3) Autodetect - This concept may be the most difficult. Bitminter autodetects hardware through it's java application. This feature should detect every piece of hardware connected to the system that is capable of mining YAC--CPU and GPUs.

The bottom-line is that the software aspect of mining should be as easy, user-friendly as possible. Ideally, I could see a couple 'buttons' on the main wallet view with "Earn Interest" and "Earn through Computing Hardware" options. There could also be a wizard that pops up for entering pool information as necessary.

I would love to promote YAC to a wide audience, but mining software is at a point that turns off a lot of potential stakeholders. I think when people enjoy spending a lot of time working on computers and code, they tend to forget how foreign and complicated unappealing even the simplest tasks seem to a lot of people.

I imagine ThirtyBird, Joe_Bauers, Groko, old c coder could work together on this project, but I also hope more people will donate to the bounty to make it worth the interest of other intelligent people in the cryptoworld near the same caliber. It would open up a lot of doors in terms of marketing if it can be said YACoin is THE most user-friendly coin in crypto. Besides, it there a coin out there right now that favors CPU mining as much as YAC?

Per usual, the YACoin for the bounty will be kept in a specified address. Please feel free to help grow the bounty. Given my reputation, it is safe to say the coins will be kept safe and secure until the bounty if fulfilled. I will use my discretion and consult with other contributors of the bounty to make sure the intent is sufficiently fulfilled (ie there may be some room for creativity in the Autodetect feature). Any and all feedback will be appreciated. Thank you!

Bounty Address: YAA2QgGmKdzo31pg6iZBQNTF2xgRHmsVXw

**I tried posting on forum.yacoin.org, but I kept getting a 502 bad gateway error. If anyone can fix that, I will post on those forums.

Ahhh, there is the whitepaper. Can someone much smarter than me explain a couple things... it isn't a fork right? It is a new YBCoin that can be exchanged with the old YBCoins, but people can still mine the old blockchain, right?

Is the entire switch supposed to occur by the 24th of November? Some of this info is lost in translation http://www.btc38.com/altcoin/ybc/4909.html

Virtual PoW just means a multipool with subsidies paid out to miners? People will always try to come up with schemes that they swear are win-win situations, creating value out of nothing. I like multipools, but they should be viewed for what they are: a marketing gimmick. What has fascinated me recently is the trend now toward centralization, to a single point of failure in the crypto-world.

Either way, I'd say this is incredible news for the future price of YAC. More miners equals higher difficulty equals lower PoW block reward. UTC isn't really comparable since it is at a different NFactor and the way the pools are setup, you are guaranteed to lose at least 3% of mining rewards.

Has anyone else been having connection issues with yac.m-s-t.org?  I looked at my 'unconfirmed balance' (ie coins mined in the last 520 blocks) and it was much lower then normal.  I looked at a few of the miners, and they all have some kind timeout/connection error.

It looks like the faucet on the website is down.... https://faucet.yacoin.org/

Just wondering how this is going.   And what features it may include. 

I'm hoping to have a testing version of 0.4.5 out in the next week. This will only be going out to the dev team initially though, but it should be ready for overall testing within the next month.