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Hi, a new version is available: Cast XMR Version 0.9.1 (2018/03/22) - 0.5% overall performance improvement for Vega based GPUs - --ratewatchdog experimental option to monitor the hash rate, in case an occasional happening drop of the hash rate is detected the kernel will be resetted to restore the optimal hash rate - fully tested CryptoNight variant (CryptoNightV7) for the Monero V7 Network Upgrade PoW Change which is now scheduled for the 6th April. - In case you want to mine the Graft coin use the --algo=0 option, an automatic detection of the used CryptoNight variant is not possible for this coin. For all other known CryptoNight coins the hash variant seems to be detected correct - In case you are mining with nicehash.com or any other automatic coin switching pool that has the Graft coin in the mix the --algo=0 option is advised to prevent invalid shares on the Graft coin. Be aware to remove the option when the Monero V7 network upgrade is happpening otherwise it then will clash with mining Monero! Download Cast XMR 0.9.1 for Windows (64bit)SHA256 hash of cast_xmr-vega-win64_091.zip: fe347f919ea2af7a1d901d14aca6a28871206c94f95de0dc0ca7d36a200ceeb2 It should say "Kernel Reset", not "Kernel Resetted". |
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All the trades are fake you can notice it by looking at action, order book is untouched, all deals simply appears out of thin air you barely will notice orders matching marking history. it's selfish trading by exchange with 0 fees indeed or just a scam by pumpers trying to show fake volume and probably pump it.
Stop talking like a weirdo!!! prove this stupid shit before you start sounding like CNN ya fake news fk lol!
All you have to do is watch it to see the fake volume. There are legit trades, but very few. If it's not Cryptopia doing it, someone is throwing away a lot of money in fees. |
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http://bip.crypto-coins.club/ not paying, address : bip1ihXTNczAXgbo5U6UnijVGXNrnoWBCFzQZjFhFV1kaxmt9ZNwXuW3DDAg5RwFxzGmd1htPyDaTS2 iiRkJXvJT4M8qbUSs8n 0 on stats, 0 received. How long have you been mining? You won't see a balance until after 60 blocks or roughly two hours and won't get a payment until reaching a balance of 1 BIP. |
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Its noticeably faster but with ccminer I could mine with my 980 and still use the pc, watch movies etc. With this one, its much harder. Even opening and dragging windows around is slow. Yeah, I use integrated graphics for the displays, so it won't affect me. |
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yo, just wondering how to solo mine this? can i use GUI wallet or? i have 5x 7950 and just want to give it some love, i'am feeling lucky  yes can solo mine, but not with GUI wallet. Have to use CLI wallet. There are no GPU miners for solo mining. The only way is to make a private pool. You can supposedly solo mine with Wolf's AMD miner, but I've never tried it. The configuration looks something like this: minerd -a cryptonight -o daemon+tcp://:/json_rpc -u <address> -p x He wants to solo mine with GPUs. He has 5x HD7950. Yes, I know. Wolf's readme has a very brief "Solo Mining" section, but like I said before, I haven't tried it. Maybe it only works with XMR https://github.com/wolf9466/wolf-xmr-miner |
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yo, just wondering how to solo mine this? can i use GUI wallet or? i have 5x 7950 and just want to give it some love, i'am feeling lucky yes can solo mine, but not with GUI wallet. Have to use CLI wallet. There are no GPU miners for solo mining. The only way is to make a private pool. You can supposedly solo mine with Wolf's AMD miner, but I've never tried it. The configuration looks something like this: minerd -a cryptonight -o daemon+tcp://:/json_rpc -u <address> -p x |
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Total supply of BIP should break 1 million within the next several hours!
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Daemon starts successfully, but when i start wallet, it shows some errors: 2017-Jan-31 22:19:57.346037 ERROR Error: wallet failed to connect to daemon (http://localhost:18871).
2017-Jan-31 22:20:39.389827 ERROR [BlockchainSynchronizer] Failed to query outdated pool transaction: NodeErrorCategory:7, Can't connect to daemon How this can be fixed? Sounds like it needs to fully synchronize and download the blockchain. If it's your first time running the daemon, it could take a few hours. |
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How was dot-bip a pnd? It was made clear from the start that it would only happen if enough funds were raised. There obviously isn't enough interest in the project, so it won't proceed. It's a shame it is not happening, it wouldn't be the first coin with potential that ended up being just a Pump'n'Dump. who's dumping? I sure am not. I had a pretty good idea I was going to not raise enough money and was going to return the donations and cancel DotBip when BipCoin was like 9 cents. And I didn't sell. MWD I didn't mean to say that the team will dump, a Pump'n'Dump coin would be like any other altcoin that brings no new technology but just gets pumped and dumped from time to time. So anything that can be bought and sold? Bitcoin, USD, gold, silver are all pump and dumps? |
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How was dot-bip a pnd? It was made clear from the start that it would only happen if enough funds were raised. There obviously isn't enough interest in the project, so it won't proceed. |
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What's with all these bogus trades on Cryptopia? There's a script placing orders and then immediately filling itself every few minutes. Is someone just inflating the trade volume, or is something else going on? It's frustrating to not have any real market history data.
I know a couple people have told me they're day trading BipCoin. This isn't day trading. These orders are placed and then bought/sold by the same person within a split-second. If you watch the buy and sell lists, you can see them pop in for a split second. |
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What's with all these bogus trades on Cryptopia? There's a script placing orders and then immediately filling itself every few minutes. Is someone just inflating the trade volume, or is something else going on? It's frustrating to not have any real market history data.  |
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hey friends
i need some help setting up yam to mine on the democats pool
the config files are quite complex
does anyone have a template for me?
i have a i7 5930k on windows 10 64 bit
Here's what I use for my i7 6700. You'll definitely want to adjust your threads and CPU binding, and also plug your address where the XXXXXXXXX's are. It also has cryptonotepool as a backup pool. threads = 4
worker-params = 0:cpu-bind=6
worker-params = 1:cpu-bind=4
worker-params = 2:cpu-bind=2
worker-params = 3:cpu-bind=0
worker-params = 4:cpu-bind=7
worker-params = 5:cpu-bind=5
worker-params = 6:cpu-bind=3
worker-params = 7:cpu-bind=1
mining-params = xmr:av=3&donation-interval=50
mine = stratum+tcp://XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:x@pool.democats.org:45590/xmr
mine = stratum+tcp://XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:x@cryptonotepool.com:3336/xmr
#proxy = socks4a://127.0.0.1:9150
#proxy = socks5://127.0.0.1:1080
compact-stats = 1
print-timestamps = 1 thank you. i changed threads to 6 and the cpu-bind values to 6 4 2 0 10 8. im getting about 200 h/s with a cpu load around 70%. That seems a little low, but I don't have experience with your CPU. I can get ~250 h/s out of my i7 6700. Your CPU has 15MB of cache, and mining needs 2MB per thread. Try it with 7 threads, you might get a decent boost. im on 6 threads right now, so not 8 threads trying to use 16MB cache. 7 threads seems useless with only 6 physical cores On my Corei5 4670 machines they have 4 cores and 6Mb of cache. According to this I should be most efficient running 3 threads. When I do I get about 82 h/s when I run 4 threads I get 93 h/s .. so what does the cache have to do with this? I'm guessing it's because your i5 doesn't have hyperthreading. His 6 core i7 with hyperthreading will have 12 logical cores, so he can utilize all of that cache for mining. |
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hey friends
i need some help setting up yam to mine on the democats pool
the config files are quite complex
does anyone have a template for me?
i have a i7 5930k on windows 10 64 bit
Here's what I use for my i7 6700. You'll definitely want to adjust your threads and CPU binding, and also plug your address where the XXXXXXXXX's are. It also has cryptonotepool as a backup pool. threads = 4
worker-params = 0:cpu-bind=6
worker-params = 1:cpu-bind=4
worker-params = 2:cpu-bind=2
worker-params = 3:cpu-bind=0
worker-params = 4:cpu-bind=7
worker-params = 5:cpu-bind=5
worker-params = 6:cpu-bind=3
worker-params = 7:cpu-bind=1
mining-params = xmr:av=3&donation-interval=50
mine = stratum+tcp://XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:x@pool.democats.org:45590/xmr
mine = stratum+tcp://XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:x@cryptonotepool.com:3336/xmr
#proxy = socks4a://127.0.0.1:9150
#proxy = socks5://127.0.0.1:1080
compact-stats = 1
print-timestamps = 1 thank you. i changed threads to 6 and the cpu-bind values to 6 4 2 0 10 8. im getting about 200 h/s with a cpu load around 70%. That seems a little low, but I don't have experience with your CPU. I can get ~250 h/s out of my i7 6700. Your CPU has 15MB of cache, and mining needs 2MB per thread. Try it with 7 threads, you might get a decent boost. im on 6 threads right now, so not 8 threads trying to use 16MB cache. 7 threads seems useless with only 6 physical cores On my Corei5 4670 machines they have 4 cores and 6Mb of cache. According to this I should be most efficient running 3 threads. When I do I get about 82 h/s when I run 4 threads I get 93 h/s .. so what does the cache have to do with this? Maybe it won't help, but it doesn't hurt to try His hashrate just seems a little low. Just trying to help. |
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hey friends
i need some help setting up yam to mine on the democats pool
the config files are quite complex
does anyone have a template for me?
i have a i7 5930k on windows 10 64 bit
Here's what I use for my i7 6700. You'll definitely want to adjust your threads and CPU binding, and also plug your address where the XXXXXXXXX's are. It also has cryptonotepool as a backup pool. threads = 4
worker-params = 0:cpu-bind=6
worker-params = 1:cpu-bind=4
worker-params = 2:cpu-bind=2
worker-params = 3:cpu-bind=0
worker-params = 4:cpu-bind=7
worker-params = 5:cpu-bind=5
worker-params = 6:cpu-bind=3
worker-params = 7:cpu-bind=1
mining-params = xmr:av=3&donation-interval=50
mine = stratum+tcp://XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:x@pool.democats.org:45590/xmr
mine = stratum+tcp://XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:x@cryptonotepool.com:3336/xmr
#proxy = socks4a://127.0.0.1:9150
#proxy = socks5://127.0.0.1:1080
compact-stats = 1
print-timestamps = 1 thank you. i changed threads to 6 and the cpu-bind values to 6 4 2 0 10 8. im getting about 200 h/s with a cpu load around 70%. That seems a little low, but I don't have experience with your CPU. I can get ~250 h/s out of my i7 6700. Your CPU has 15MB of cache, and mining needs 2MB per thread. Try it with 7 threads, you might get a decent boost. im on 6 threads right now, so not 8 threads trying to use 16MB cache. 7 threads seems useless with only 6 physical cores Yeah, but your CPU only has 15MB, so you can't use 16MB. But you still might get a decent boost with 7 threads. It's worth a try, it's not going to hurt anything. |
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hey friends
i need some help setting up yam to mine on the democats pool
the config files are quite complex
does anyone have a template for me?
i have a i7 5930k on windows 10 64 bit
Here's what I use for my i7 6700. You'll definitely want to adjust your threads and CPU binding, and also plug your address where the XXXXXXXXX's are. It also has cryptonotepool as a backup pool. threads = 4
worker-params = 0:cpu-bind=6
worker-params = 1:cpu-bind=4
worker-params = 2:cpu-bind=2
worker-params = 3:cpu-bind=0
worker-params = 4:cpu-bind=7
worker-params = 5:cpu-bind=5
worker-params = 6:cpu-bind=3
worker-params = 7:cpu-bind=1
mining-params = xmr:av=3&donation-interval=50
mine = stratum+tcp://XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:x@pool.democats.org:45590/xmr
mine = stratum+tcp://XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:x@cryptonotepool.com:3336/xmr
#proxy = socks4a://127.0.0.1:9150
#proxy = socks5://127.0.0.1:1080
compact-stats = 1
print-timestamps = 1 thank you. i changed threads to 6 and the cpu-bind values to 6 4 2 0 10 8. im getting about 200 h/s with a cpu load around 70%. That seems a little low, but I don't have experience with your CPU. I can get ~250 h/s out of my i7 6700. Your CPU has 15MB of cache, and mining needs 2MB per thread. Try it with 7 threads, you might get a decent boost. |
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hey friends
i need some help setting up yam to mine on the democats pool
the config files are quite complex
does anyone have a template for me?
i have a i7 5930k on windows 10 64 bit
Here's what I use for my i7 6700. You'll definitely want to adjust your threads and CPU binding, and also plug your address where the XXXXXXXXX's are. It also has cryptonotepool as a backup pool. threads = 4
worker-params = 0:cpu-bind=6
worker-params = 1:cpu-bind=4
worker-params = 2:cpu-bind=2
worker-params = 3:cpu-bind=0
worker-params = 4:cpu-bind=7
worker-params = 5:cpu-bind=5
worker-params = 6:cpu-bind=3
worker-params = 7:cpu-bind=1
mining-params = xmr:av=3&donation-interval=50
mine = stratum+tcp://XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:x@pool.democats.org:45590/xmr
mine = stratum+tcp://XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:x@cryptonotepool.com:3336/xmr
#proxy = socks4a://127.0.0.1:9150
#proxy = socks5://127.0.0.1:1080
compact-stats = 1
print-timestamps = 1 |
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Hello, I'm mining bip on http://bip.ms-pool.net.ua/ right now and I'm experiencing some strange things - I'm using claymore cryptonote miner v9.7 - port - 7777 I can see 1400-1550 h/s in miner Pool showing various values from 300 h/s to 2500 hs Is this normal or something is wrong with miner/pool? Edit: The share submitting is unstable, probably that's the reason... Switch to 5555 did't help Try a different pool. If it does the same thing, you'll know it's a problem on your end. If it fixes it, it's a problem with the pool or connectivity to the pool. |
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