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Sumo GUI Wallet v0.0.2This version is to incorporate subaddresses feature (named "Ghost" addresses) to UI. 10 "ghost" addresses are always available to use while used addresses are grouped with available balances. NOTE:- The new wallet binaries are not fully compatible with old wallet files. After upgraded, you should run "Rescan Blockchain" to refresh wallet and reveal all transaction history. That's highly recommended.
- Exchanges may not update their wallets to the latest version so that withdrawal to subaddresses would result in errors. Please make consult supports before using subaddresses for coin withdrawal.
Changes:- Full support for sending and receiving to subaddresses. - Receive tab shows ghost addresses along with main address, ready to use. - Various bug fixes for better wallet stability. Downloads:https://github.com/sumoprojects/SumoGUIWallet/releases/tag/v0.0.2
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I downloaded the Sumokoin GUI Wallet for Windows 64-bit zip. I let it sync and it says it's 100% synchronized.
The problem I've is when I click the Receive tab (top left corner), the GUI Wallet crashes. Windows 10 gives me the warning "wallet.exe had stopped working" and closes the Sumokoin GUI Wallet.
Do more people have this issue? How can I solve it?
I want to transfer some SUMO from the exchange to my wallet.
No, first report for this issue. Pls try to move the extracted folder to drive root like C:\ or D:\ and don't use unicode for the wallet folder name |
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Hey the link is broken
Download links updated: Downloads:- Windows 7/8/10 (x64):Download link: SumoEasyMiner-v0.1-b1.3-w64install.exeChecksum (SHA-256): 5a53eb3989dadd7abfa6d153c50f829ecfe02d79dc0fa560f980af9833449e0b - Mac OS X:Download link: SumoEasyMiner-v0.1-b1.3.dmgChecksum (SHA-256): e7f7252f86893c38698feb8dbc548ca0715372b0f5b34c0c3804fa4288c82d7a |
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1. Sumokoin is a solid coin, it's the only coin I can trust 100% on privacy (even a bit more than Monero) and ofc it's younger having long time ahead for dev. It's a coin for future, I believe.
So you believe in the coin without a clear reason (BTW how exactly is it more private than Monero?), even though it failed to decentralize trust due to premine. 2. I've got to know Sumoshi for a long time since when we worked on another project. He is a competent but old-school man. Frankly, I was little shocked when he said he wanted to start a cryptocurrency and asked me to join the team.
So you joined the team just because you knew him for long, not because it's a legitimate decentralized cryptocurrency. 3. Sumoshi were right on many decisions (including premine but I think I already explained why at another post). He never wants to boast abt the coin and always encourages team to do right things in high ethical manner. That’s what I’d never found at many other teams. I trust @sumoshi not because he ever promised any big return or overnight success but, on the contrary, because he said it’d be very difficult to succeed and we could earn respects from our hard work for community only. Ofc, sometimes you can trust someone only because you feel he can be trusted via many small actions that you can hardly list/explain all.
So you support him just because you think he behaves in an ethical manner, while ignoring the fact that Sumoshi pushed the idea to not decentralize the currency, instead take hold of a centralized power within him. You seem to be too much personally attached to Sumoshi and cannot look straight into the truth. Maybe you owe him something greatly in real life which puts you in this condition. I feel a bit sorry for you, but at the same time your lack of understanding about this very basic principle of decentralized cryptocurrencies indicates that you won't be able to add much value to the table anyway if you contributed to other cryptocurrencies. I hope you'll at some point be able to see the real problem and get out of this dangerous game before a real consequence ensues. I wish you best. That's all right @stoffu. You have only one concern abt premine and try to dramatize it all the way. Everyone here already knew the fact. Thanks for warning and hope you stop your game here. |
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I'm posting one last time because I have a bit special respect for billaue: I think from your narrow-minded viewpoints many coins could be called "scam" and you never mind repeating that everyday just to show your pride as a dev from Monero. But you know, the more you talked, the less I respect you, no matter what you've contributed to Monero (which itself is a respectable project).
I may very well be narrow-minded, but I'm 100% sure about this: the most important principle for a cryptocurrency is decentralization of trust. That's why Bitcoin was born, and that's what Monero and other very few legitimate coins stand upon. Any sort of premine just goes right against that principle, no matter what. Developments may need funding, but it can be collected through donations and other ways. Premine as a development fund is just wrong because it creates a special privilege for those controlling the premined coins. Every single effort should be made to decentralize any trust. In fact, Bitcoin and Monero are completely trustless. I think you're ignorant of this important truth. I admire your skill as a developer (the Python-based GUI wallet and the miner look well engineered), but I believe you're being fooled by Sumoshi. I remember you mentioned previously that you weren't really strongly for or against the idea of premine. I guess your main interest has been only in the programming aspect, but your contribution as a developer will not be fully appreciated if you are on a wrong project. Sumoshi will contact Monero devs for donation. I hope you guys will accept it but we never need your recognition.
One doesn't need to contact Monero devs nor obtain a permission to make a donation. The donation address is known in public. @Bill, you'd better save energy for dev job. @stoffu today, I don't really care much about any "scam" accusation. From Jamie's or Buffet's point of view, all coins are scams, Bitcoin and Monero are no exceptions. So, it's very subjective. We want to donate in Sumokoin, ofc it'll be hard for you guys and I don't know you can accept them. That's why we'll want to ask first. We'll keep what we said and you can keep your opinion abt Sumokoin but I think you should save your time for Monero dev rather than following offensive approach like some other dev teams Your response has always been so entertaining. Thank you. Thank @sumoshi for some words here. @stoffu is not another guy, he comes from respectable team and I was disappointed with his subjective opinion. However, I'll save this post on why I believe on Sumokoin and in @sumoshi personally. 1. Sumokoin is a solid coin, it's the only coin I can trust 100% on privacy (even a bit more than Monero) and ofc it's younger having long time ahead for dev. It's a coin for future, I believe. 2. I've got to know Sumoshi for a long time since when we worked on another project. He is a competent but old-school man. Frankly, I was little shocked when he said he wanted to start a cryptocurrency and asked me to join the team. 3. Sumoshi were right on many decisions (including premine but I think I already explained why at another post). He never wants to boast abt the coin and always encourages team to do right things in high ethical manner. That’s what I’d never found at many other teams. I trust @sumoshi not because he ever promised any big return or overnight success but, on the contrary, because he said it’d be very difficult to succeed and we could earn respects from our hard work for community only. Ofc, sometimes you can trust someone only because you feel he can be trusted via many small actions that you can hardly list/explain all. |
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Sumokoin's DEV clearly stated that they respect Monero and they even collect donations. So imho there is no competition between xmr and sumo.
1) There have been no proof of donation to Monero. 2) Donating to Monero doesn't magically make Sumokoin legitimate. It's a scam. Stoffu please stick with Monero that apparently you support and love and I dont blame you for that and stop considering Sumokoin as a threat. It is not. However it makes me happy to know that a so "knowledgable" Monero person ( you are all over Monero's git trying to solve Monero users issues ) considers a 7 months old coin a threat ( although I repeat it is not a threat to Monero ). I find it kind of fun to disrupt this scam and see scammers' reactions. I know it's a waste of time for me, but sometimes I can't help. I think from your narrow-minded viewpoints many coins could be called "scam" and you never mind repeating that everyday just to show your pride as a dev from Monero. But you know, the more you talked, the less I respect you, no matter what you've contributed to Monero (which itself is a respectable project). Sumoshi will contact Monero devs for donation. I hope you guys will accept it but we never need your recognition. We have our own community with ppl who followed us from the beginning. They have no special interests with the coin and many would have much better benefits if they invested to other "trustful" projects like hundreds of ICOs in wild, yet they keep supporting us bz they know we may be up and down with tiny market cap but don't try to fool anyone here. Again, pls keep your honor if you have any. Being a dev of Monero won't make you a saint and give you the right to judge other projects. |
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NOTE:
- If you have syncing problem with previous version on Windows, you may need a fresh start by (1) Backing up your wallet seed words (2) Deleting C:\ProgramData\sumokoin and C:\ProgramData\SumokoinGUIWallet (3) Restarting Windows (4) Installing new version and restoring wallet with saved seed words at step 1.
P/S: Pls make sure you have the latest version from https://github.com/sumoprojects/SumoGUIWallet/releases/tag/v0.0.1-b2Installed the latest version, but couldn't get fully sync. It goes forward but always 8-10 blocks behind, never reaches the current block. https://prnt.sc/h23e0xIt's the same situation with console sumkoind. Question: Now, with v0.0.1-b2 the GUI wallet is usable while syncing, so, is it realiable to send coins being some blocks behind? You may need to delete file p2pstate.bin from C:\ProgramData\sumokoin to refresh seed nodes. I don't think it's safe to send coins while blockchain has not been fully synced. |
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hello, I cannot load my wallet. Here is what the log file says: [2017-10-25 15:13:50,842] [DEBUG] [sumo-wallet-rpc]>>> 2017-Oct-25 15:13:50.796226 Failed to open portable binary, trying unportable
[2017-10-25 15:13:50,842] [DEBUG] [sumo-wallet-rpc]>>> 2017-Oct-25 15:13:50.802239 Failed to open portable binary, trying unportable
[2017-10-25 15:13:50,844] [ERROR] [sumo-wallet-rpc]>>> 2017-Oct-25 15:13:50.805244 ERROR C:/msys64/home/Admin/sumokoin-billaue2/src/wallet/wallet_rpc_server.cpp:1383 Wallet initialization failed: std::bad_alloc Am I missing something here? n.b. everything was working fine with previous version. Since I tested the new one, both are failing to open it... I think the new wallet version conflicts with old one at user access right. You may try: 1. Run the wallet as Admin 2. Follow the guide to have a fresh restart with new version (if you saved seed words already): NOTE:
- If you have syncing problem with previous version on Windows, you may need a fresh start by (1) Backing up your wallet seed words (2) Deleting C:\ProgramData\sumokoin and C:\ProgramData\SumokoinGUIWallet (3) Restarting Windows (4) Installing new version and restoring wallet with saved seed words at step 1.
P/S: Pls make sure you have the latest version from https://github.com/sumoprojects/SumoGUIWallet/releases/tag/v0.0.1-b2 |
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Sumokoin GUI Wallet v0.0.1-BETA 2 Changes:- Fix (various) syncing issues
- Improve UI:
- Syncing no longer blocks UI access
- View Tx on explorer by clicking Tx ID link
- Able to copy tx details
- 'Copy' button on all dialogs to easily copy seed words, keys etc.
- Restart daemon and view daemon log for better debug/support
- Fix UI not shown when wallet being idle for long time on Windows
Downloads:NOTE:- If you have syncing problem with previous version on Windows, you may need a fresh start by (1) Backing up your wallet seed words (2) Deleting C:\ProgramData\sumokoin and C:\ProgramData\SumokoinGUIWallet (3) Restarting Windows (4) Installing new version and restoring wallet with saved seed words at step 1. [/list]
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If premine makes a coin scam, there will be many, many scam coins out there and some have much more value than AEON, and even Monero.
Sumokoin has a premine only because we don't want to beg community every time we want to do sth and don't want the project being abandoned like many other coins.
Premine has been discussed in Sumokoin community from the start of project. We did everything we could about it as you guys already knew. Investing in Sumokoin or not is your own decision and we don't try to hold any information that may fool you.
However, I believe many investors only want to invest in coins that have reserved resource rather than those base only on charity.
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So I've done the delete folder thing numerous times, I've deleted/reinstalled the wallet programs, I've redownloaded the blockchain numerous times... And now that FINALLY both the CLI and GUI are working right, and I'm certainly logged into the wallet used for pool payments... The buggy pieces of poo wont display any balance that definitely had payments sent to it from pool.sumokoin.com  Anyone have any idea how to make past incoming transfers show up? Blockchain definitely fully synced right now to current block 51786. Rescanning the blockchain is your best bet (by clicking the button on the gui wallet). Do that and come back. If you ve restored your wallet properly from keys or seed words be sure that your coins are not lost. No dice for working after trying to rescan blockchain. Still shows 0 balance. Guess those coins are considered a donation now Everything works for successfully getting into the correct wallet (through CLI or GUI), just shows absolutely no balance. Pls try to retrieve your seed words (at Settings tab) and restore your wallet with the seed (by select "New Wallet..." button at Settings tab) |
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SUMO Fairpool https://sumo.fairpool.xyz updateNow you can mine directly to exchange. Added support for PaymentId specified in the login.  Thanks. This is the most advanced pool for Sumokoin so far. Is the pool code open source? |
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New Europe Sumokoin Mining Pool! http://sumo.icemining.ioRunning on super fast Server with 8 Cores @3.4Ghz, 64GB RAM, backed by a NVME-SSD Raid with super fast IO throughput and guaranteed bandwith of 1 GBit/s. A 2nd Node in central EU will follow. Happy Mining  Look like a good pool. Thanks for support. We'll add your pool to list soon. |
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1. If anyone of you in doubt abt dev intention, you can put a cautious mark here and don't invest. It's my best advice as I know I have no capability to satisfy all of you. Probably, the more we talk the more doubts will arise for some ppl.
Of course I don't invest in your scam. Or for that matter, even the concept of "investing" in cryptocurrencies is already strange. In the original sense, currencies are meant to be used as a means of exchange and store of value; they are not meant to be investment tools like stocks. To me, owning cryptocurrencies instead of fiat currencies is more like a transition from the old, unfair and malfunctioning monetary system to a new, fair and trustless one. Disclosure: I own some Bitcoin, some Monero and some Aeon. No Sumokoin. I started posting here primarily because you spammed some other Bitcointalk threads with your scam GUI miner advertisement, and I also felt like helping some uninformed people in this thread to realize the danger in Sumokoin. 2. I'm sure you are good enough at English to understand what "couple of days" means.
From Dictionary.com: Idioms
14.
a couple of, more than two, but not many, of; a small number of; a few: It will take a couple of days for the package to get there.
A dinner party, whether for a couple of old friends or eight new acquaintances, takes nearly the same amount of effort.
Also, Informal, a couple.
I do hope you also understand the meaning of it. Certainly it shouldn't be more than 10 or 20. Why don't you simply delete the download link? If you break your own promise, there'll be a consequence. there are always some mother f**kers with BAD intention to dig into some burried sh*t. WTF consequence you promised? why did you bother with the miner, bz it's better than others? You invested to Aeon, the dead project with no devs, abandoned by those who created it and you hope the same fate for other coins. Right? You are Vu, right? Just be calm and prove him wrong. Just do whatever you guys promised and work harder. I did suggest you guys to be careful when doing something. In this case, you guys claimed an open source software without any proof of source code. Just be careful next time. No, he is not me  The miner was created mainly to solve our own problem, the botnets/CPU farms to take majority of mined SUMO coins from true miners not to address others' problems. Bill happened to be a supporter of Aeon (he created the aeon.sumominer.com pool long ago) and i think he had no bad intention to post miner announcement to AEON thread that somehow insulted some sensitive ppl there. I see the goodness in it. But I do suggest you guys to publish the code soon as you promised.  Don't make this coin's reputation worse It's already at its worst so it cannot be worse LOL. Guys, sometimes ppl are too aggressive to interpret anything to the bad, maybe bz they are at a sensitive position, i don't mind. I setup the mining pool for aeon when all other pools gone and the coin had almost no value bz all main devs abandoned it, never calculate server fee then, and I thought I could support them with the miner. Probably, I was wrong and should leave them alone. BTW, the miner source code has been uploaded to Github here https://github.com/sumoprojects/SumoEasyMiner |
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1. If anyone of you in doubt abt dev intention, you can put a cautious mark here and don't invest. It's my best advice as I know I have no capability to satisfy all of you. Probably, the more we talk the more doubts will arise for some ppl.
Of course I don't invest in your scam. Or for that matter, even the concept of "investing" in cryptocurrencies is already strange. In the original sense, currencies are meant to be used as a means of exchange and store of value; they are not meant to be investment tools like stocks. To me, owning cryptocurrencies instead of fiat currencies is more like a transition from the old, unfair and malfunctioning monetary system to a new, fair and trustless one. Disclosure: I own some Bitcoin, some Monero and some Aeon. No Sumokoin. I started posting here primarily because you spammed some other Bitcointalk threads with your scam GUI miner advertisement, and I also felt like helping some uninformed people in this thread to realize the danger in Sumokoin. 2. I'm sure you are good enough at English to understand what "couple of days" means.
From Dictionary.com: Idioms
14.
a couple of, more than two, but not many, of; a small number of; a few: It will take a couple of days for the package to get there.
A dinner party, whether for a couple of old friends or eight new acquaintances, takes nearly the same amount of effort.
Also, Informal, a couple.
I do hope you also understand the meaning of it. Certainly it shouldn't be more than 10 or 20. Why don't you simply delete the download link? If you break your own promise, there'll be a consequence. Well, finally I've understood why you came here and told ill abt the project. It took me and Vu many unpaid working hours to create the miner just to contribute to community and you feel it's just an ad. we have nothing to hide on source code and it'll be on Github today or tomorrow |
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Who on earth would want to query the spend secret key over wallet RPC? https://github.com/sumoprojects/sumokoin/commit/819f7e6e0eff6e4f7f41eca32f2e9df1d9b92e03If the connection was somehow compromised and an attacker managed to see this data, all your money would be gone. Only a fool would use this feature. The developers seem neither competent nor serious about security, which explains why the very old bug in the wallet has been left unsolved for a long time. 1. First, seed words can be retrieved via wallet RPC too, what's different from spendkey if connection is somehow compromised? 2. Second, wallet RPC only for local access (127.0.0.1) by default, no fools open it to the world, so that you have to compromise the PC/server first to access to the RPC wallet connection (if it's not secured by a passphrase). 3. Last, GUI wallet does use RPC but only it can connect to the RPC because there is a secret passphrase (via --user-agent parameter) random generated at each section and only RPC and the wallet know it. Any attempt to access to wallet RPC, even from local PC, will be denied. Thanks @quangvhg for clearance but I think it's a valid concern on the wallet RPC security. Ofc, there is hardly anyone who risk their money by opening wallet RPC access to the wild. Currently, wallet RPC is mostly used by mining pools and exchanges for payment. In these cases, the wallet security largely depends on the system security. If a hacker can access to the exchange servers he might compromise the wallet RPC as well but we can't do anything abt their system security. There are some known issues with current GUI version, mostly due to the daemon synchronization and corrupted wallet file on creation. It's first beta version and we'll fix them, sorry for inconvenience. |
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The wallet is not very good to use. That's too bad.
I hope the dev one day will take the time to redo it. They should copy how other wallets work. Because it is very long to have to delete and resync the wallet everytime.
It is not very user-friendly. The problem is not about the user interface, but to have to wait for the wallet to synchronize before we can use it. And we don't know how many computers are connected to us.
But the project seems good. I hope it will be available on more Exchanges.
Next version is on dev, much better one for sure. Stay tuned, guys. |
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Re-post from announcement thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2163270SUMO EASY MINER - v0.1 BETA 1.3 This is probably the world's most easy and intuitive CPU miner created by Sumokoin dev team. The miner is mainly for those who want to start mining Sumokoin (SUMO), yet you can freely use it to mine any cryptonote-based cryptocurrencies like Monero (XMR), Aeon (AEON), Boolberry (BBR), DigitalNote (XDN) etc by just adding new pools. The miner includes almost all features you may dream about for a mining software like changing number of threads (i.e. CPU cores used), CPU priority, pool info/config on the fly. It can save status and restart from the point you left when quitting and not to mention nice real-time graphs incorporated into an extremely intuitive GUI.
Downloads:- Windows 7/8/10 (x64):Download link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pjvf1vhvx6v278u/SumoEasyMiner-v0.1-b1.3-w64install.exe?dl=0Checksum (SHA-256): 5a53eb3989dadd7abfa6d153c50f829ecfe02d79dc0fa560f980af9833449e0b - Mac OS X:Download link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7i41teql5sv7dz3/SumoEasyMiner-v0.1-b1.3.dmg?dl=0Checksum (SHA-256): e7f7252f86893c38698feb8dbc548ca0715372b0f5b34c0c3804fa4288c82d7a - Ubuntu Desktop (16.04, 17.04):Download link: TBU Checksum (SHA-256): - Source code: Github link (coming soon) F.A.Q.1. Why did your team create a miner while there are many others already out there?- Sumo Easy Miner is created for everyday people who want to start mining Sumokoin (SUMO) and other cryptonote-based cryptocurrencies like Monero (XMR), Aeon (AEON), Boolberry (BBR), DigitalNote (XDN) etc. without any hassle. The team found a number of GUI miners out there but all of them are either not user-friendly enough or not open enough in our opinion. 2. How good the miner in comparison to popular command-line CPU miners?- In hashing speed, it's comparable to the famous Cpuminer client but slower than Stak (xmr-stak-cpu). However, Sumo Easy Miner can hardly freeze or crash your computer if you don't try to overuse it. We can say that it's very stable though only a beta software. 3. What is the best setup to fully utilize the miner?- Because you can change number of mining threads and CPU priority on the fly, you can easily find the best setup for your own machine. Sometimes, selecting all cores for mining may not result in the best performance especially when CPU HyperThreading is enabled. If you want to use computer for other jobs along with mining, "Idle" priority would be your best friend. 4. Does the miner work with GPU?- No. It's a pure CPU miner. We think that GPUs require advanced programming and are too diversified to support properly in a simple, easy-to-use GUI software so no plans for supporting them (yet) 5. How can I remove default Sumokoin pool?- Default pool is not removable, yet you can always hide it like any other pool.
Do you have any problem or suggestion, please contact dev team at contact@sumokoin.org or join Telegram for community support at https://t.me/joinchat/F8RH2kPmFCnA-igHBKSCAAThank you!!!
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Re-post from announcement thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2163270SUMO EASY MINER - v0.1 BETA 1.3 This is probably the world's most easy and intuitive CPU miner created by Sumokoin dev team. The miner is mainly for those who want to start mining Sumokoin (SUMO), yet you can freely use it to mine any cryptonote-based cryptocurrencies like Monero (XMR), Aeon (AEON), Boolberry (BBR), DigitalNote (XDN) etc by just adding new pools. The miner includes almost all features you may dream about for a mining software like changing number of threads (i.e. CPU cores used), CPU priority, pool info/config on the fly. It can save status and restart from the point you left when quitting and not to mention nice real-time graphs incorporated into an extremely intuitive GUI.
Downloads:- Windows 7/8/10 (x64):Download link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pjvf1vhvx6v278u/SumoEasyMiner-v0.1-b1.3-w64install.exe?dl=0Checksum (SHA-256): 5a53eb3989dadd7abfa6d153c50f829ecfe02d79dc0fa560f980af9833449e0b - Mac OS X:Download link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7i41teql5sv7dz3/SumoEasyMiner-v0.1-b1.3.dmg?dl=0Checksum (SHA-256): e7f7252f86893c38698feb8dbc548ca0715372b0f5b34c0c3804fa4288c82d7a - Ubuntu Desktop (16.04, 17.04):Download link: TBU Checksum (SHA-256): - Source code: Github link (coming soon) F.A.Q.1. Why did your team create a miner while there are many others already out there?- Sumo Easy Miner is created for everyday people who want to start mining Sumokoin (SUMO) and other cryptonote-based cryptocurrencies like Monero (XMR), Aeon (AEON), Boolberry (BBR), DigitalNote (XDN) etc. without any hassle. The team found a number of GUI miners out there but all of them are either not user-friendly enough or not open enough in our opinion. 2. How good the miner in comparison to popular command-line CPU miners?- In hashing speed, it's comparable to the famous Cpuminer client but slower than Stak (xmr-stak-cpu). However, Sumo Easy Miner can hardly freeze or crash your computer if you don't try to overuse it. We can say that it's very stable though only a beta software. 3. What is the best setup to fully utilize the miner?- Because you can change number of mining threads and CPU priority on the fly, you can easily find the best setup for your own machine. Sometimes, selecting all cores for mining may not result in the best performance especially when CPU HyperThreading is enabled. If you want to use computer for other jobs along with mining, "Idle" priority would be your best friend. 4. Does the miner work with GPU?- No. It's a pure CPU miner. We think that GPUs require advanced programming and are too diversified to support properly in a simple, easy-to-use GUI software so no plans for supporting them (yet) 5. How can I remove default Sumokoin pool?- Default pool is not removable, yet you can always hide it like any other pool.
Do you have any problem or suggestion, please contact dev team at contact@sumokoin.org or join Telegram for community support at https://t.me/joinchat/F8RH2kPmFCnA-igHBKSCAAThank you!!!
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