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Monero is generally the best, however if you have an older processor or a laptop you can try out RNG Ring which uses Minotaur algo, and then I believe Hacash HAC is another.
If you use just a few threads, or use dwarves, it hardly uses any power.
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It's been over a week since the last partial payout, and months since the last full payment for many of the miners, such as the Z11.
No compensation or clear timeline presented by Hashnest.
Invest at your own risk.
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I had an issue with dual mining UBQ
When it mines, for B2S it keeps saying invalid parameters.
Other than that, speed is crazy good on ETH
What is the parameter to disable certificate errors when using SSL?
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I see how the games work now, quite a unique and fair way of mining, I don't see how it could be gamed or scripted as it's so random.
I like the POW portion as well. A nice blend of the two.
Even those without a fast computer could become good at the games and mine that way.
Also could invest in some coins then use Dwarves to mine.
I like this concept a lot.
I think maybe the GPU mining should be addressed in the title.
The software is available publicly which is nice and watt wise, CPU mining seems to be much better anyway similar to RandomX
Hope the devs pick this back up, so many generic coins out there with basic features so this one could stand out.
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That's true on the ASIC part haha, miss this coin. Still have a few of them.
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Thanks!
Is this still GPU mineable? All I see for instructions is WildRig which is GPU only.
I had thought they went to a CPU heavy algo.
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Offering new deals when we haven't had a payout on Z11 in four days is rather tone deaf, don't you think?
 lol true says alot they are like the only place you can get a z15 under 3500$ (with no delivery charge and hosted under 0.08kw/h to boot) and they cant even sell them people have lost all faith in them it seems a whole year of excuses for their shitty service will do that tho.... Agreed, I feel with just a little bit of compensation they could make even more money very shortly after. But nope, sadly like I said earlier in the year, since they added tokens and such, it's just been going down. |
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Is this still active?
Any games available or in planning?
Also looks like WildRig has Nvidia GPU mining support.
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One thing is interesting and would make free money, is the lucky lotto system.
1200 tickets for 1200 USDT would equal a win of 0.1 BTC which is worth 1300+ USDT.
So you could keep winning every time and pocket 100.
Example, 12000 USDT worth of tickets would win 10 rounds of 0.1 BTC. Or 1 BTC total which is around 13500 USDT and climbing.
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Where would a good place be for mining with the updated Algo ?
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Hey Claymore, hope things are okay!
Crazy been 4 years now since I checked this out.
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I personally think it will still be one of the more profitable asics.
However, we'd need it to be steady and fully delivered as stated with very high uptime to make it worth it before they become worthless.
Though the S19 Pro isn't too bad either.
That is a big risk though, it would be nice if shares were available earlier, even at a higher price.
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Electricity fee varies according to hashrates. As many Z11 units have run more than one year, the hashrates are not enough, many units need to repair. This is the challenge of permanent hashrates. We are working on it to repair those miners. Just moving make things worse. We seek your kind understanding.
Bitmain, your parent company, is literally the manufacturer of these units. If they're defective, you can make more to replace them or to make up the difference. Power disruptions are one thing, but this is completely different. Are you really saying that you don't guarantee the listed hashrate of your own units that you manufactured and host in your own data centers that you have on your own hashing pool that people are buying the hashrate to on your own market? I agree, with income comes risk, and you already have a generous pool fee to use your own pool, plus a comfy maintenance fee. Reducing payout and not stating about these issues until now as the reason is shady. Backup units should be available or hashrate payout compensated against the electric fee. Why are we paying the same electric fee if the machines or chips are burnt out??? Someone is lying.Sure, you don't need to pay the electricity fee of damaged chips. You can check your transactions. The electricity fee is different, it varies with the hashrates. My transactions show I'm paying the same in maintenance as I was 2 months ago. Normally I would say perhaps I bought and sold shares, but since there is no exchange now I haven't been able to do that. |
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Electricity fee varies according to hashrates. As many Z11 units have run more than one year, the hashrates are not enough, many units need to repair. This is the challenge of permanent hashrates. We are working on it to repair those miners. Just moving make things worse. We seek your kind understanding.
Bitmain, your parent company, is literally the manufacturer of these units. If they're defective, you can make more to replace them or to make up the difference. Power disruptions are one thing, but this is completely different. Are you really saying that you don't guarantee the listed hashrate of your own units that you manufactured and host in your own data centers that you have on your own hashing pool that people are buying the hashrate to on your own market? I agree, with income comes risk, and you already have a generous pool fee to use your own pool, plus a comfy maintenance fee. Reducing payout and not stating about these issues until now as the reason is shady. Backup units should be available or hashrate payout compensated against the electric fee. Why are we paying the same electric fee if the machines or chips are burnt out??? Someone is lying. |
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When will Z11 payouts be fixed so they payout what they should?
Currently they are only paying out 53% of what they should be, and this is before the electricity and pool fee.
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The power of our mining farm has been restored on Beijing time 8 Oct, 2.30pm. Payouts of S19，S17，Z11 and U6 will be allocated tomorrow.
Thank you for kind understanding.
HashNest
Happy to hear. I have a negative balance on my mining income, I feel like we shouldn't be charged for power when no profit is being made? Also why is there an artificial minimum set for each miner market? For example Z11 obviously wants to go lower than 5 USDT each, so why prevent people from selling lower? It would lead to more trades which equals more trade fee profits for you, and happier customers. Win Win situation for us. |
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When do you activate the internal cryto-usdt exchange? The usdt erc20 transaction fees are too high !! 4 usdt to move 60usdt is too much.
Also curious about this. It would also benefit hashnest as the fees would be a nice profit. |
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What is a good Nvidia Linux miner to use for this?
I'm trying to use Dredge but it's giving me a could not connect error, when I know the pool is working.
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Just wanted to say thanks to the community and developers for sticking with this.
I've been around since almost the start and still using hodl.
I was curious, what methods of mining are there? I'm interested in wallet mining but want to be efficient.
I also have a 2nd computer on the LAN I'd like to use without running a wallet.
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Edit: Let's try this again. I did get a payout to my Z11 and K5 today. Hopefully this will continue.  I'm confused by the way they are calculating the maintenance fees, as the main market page shows about the right amount of mining profit, but the USD value is lower than reported by Coinwarz and the market values I'm seeing. The profit calculator similarly doesn't reflect the mining reward values if the mining overview page is to be believed. I guess I will just wait and see what the actual mining rewards are as more come in and calculate things myself from there. Edit 2: With 222 KSol Z11, the mining overview page states a daily payout of 0.19306452 ZEC (looks about right compared to Coinwarz calc) The Z11 page states a payout of "7.13 USD" and Maintenance of "2.32 USD" for Sept 17, 2020. (7.13 / ($59/ZEC) = 0.12 ZEC) The profit calculator shows "7.0618 USD PPS Payout/ 1 Day, 2.29744 USD Maintenance, 4.76437 USD Earnings" Previous amt in wallet: 1.302 ZEC After payout: 1.3788 ZEC Payout: 0.0768 ZEC ~ $4.529664 USD Amount that should have payed out: 0.19306452 * 0.6747 (32.53% maintenance) = 0.13026 ZEC 0.0768 / 0.13026 = 59% of what we should be getting.  TL;DR: Profit calculator is closest to being right, but none of the numbers on the mining page are accurate. This is what I have found as well and it seems to have been going on for quite some time now. They also never honored the discounted electric fee for those who pre-purchased electricity. |
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