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1) It's not an [ANN] anyway
2) Title doesn't make any sense "cgminer has been re-built for mining by GPU", that's old news LOL
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What's the difference between cpu and gpu coins again??
TOP 30 HASHRATESMORE LESS
Rank User Name KH/s YAC/Day (est)
1 turtle 26,746 16,864.771
2 kologe158 8,453 5,330.065
3 LeftToeCut 5,395 3,401.834
4 nopowerbills 3,230 2,036.686
5 far004 1,950 1,229.578
..5 minutes later turtle was not satisfied with the payout and decided to rent a few more
Rank User Name KH/s YAC/Day (est)
1 turtle 35,211 22,160.639
..or is it a gpu miner?
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people should come on the linux side  seems to have more support now and faster performance  yeah, i like linux and i should be on it... but i love to play, and i hate to use some emulator (wine) to play, cause the lower performance... Also i only had 1 pc, these guys are rich with tons of machines to play around, and amazon instances, and some with botnets... so i'm kinda in the botton of the chain, but i'm on it! I love this world, i'm in love with all the crypto currency idea. even if i can only get 0.00000001 of each coin i mine, i'm happy. xD can't you run linux on vm and forget about windows host? I can't see any problem |
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thank you paul, much appreciated knowing you from ftc/cnc I am sure you are trying to do your best  pool hash rate went from 35MH/s to 68MH/s in 30 minutes is the code public yet? we need more pools |
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Thanks
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I'm runnung Ubuntu 12.04.2 I tried to follow the instructions below but I don't know how to compile it. I don't know how to run it to get the "rpcuser and pass that is generated on the screen" I'm new to linux, so it might be to hard to explain it to me... but thanks for trying A lot of people are asking me about this so - for Ubuntu 12 + Go to http://novacoin.org/install/ and follow the instructions substitute libdb4.8++-dev for libdb5.3++-dev for Ubuntu 12.10 + Next sudo apt-get install bitcoind to load the rest of the libs you need. Then git clone the client. In this instance git clone https://github.com/pocopoco/yacoin.gitEdit net.cpp in yacoin/src on line 28 and change static const int MAX_OUTBOUND_CONNECTIONS = 8; to static const int MAX_OUTBOUND_CONNECTIONS = 1000; <--- or whatever you want 200 is probably a bit more conservative  Once compiled run the client and set the yacoin.conf to do that run editor /home/"YOURUSERNAME"/.yacoin/yacoin.conf and copy the rpcuser and pass that is generated on the screen Then run the client in daemon mode. ./yacoind -daemon -gen -addnode=82.211.30.212 Then you can run the commands from here https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_listto check the state. The only one you really need is ./yacoind getstatus P.S. since 82.211.30.212 is in the EU, it would help to run a VPN etc that is in or near Germany... If you found this useful YJoLsK17Z78C5dndqhh5os1mKnXcnUR2qM check the file doc/readme-qt.rst it's just 3 commands |
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Are there any pools yet?
Not yet, we're all waiting to test one out :-) expect it to be under heavy ddos fairly quick looking at the trends with cnc, ftc and lately ltc |
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Is solomining this still profitable ?
Hard to tell until we see at what exchange price it stabilizes. A block now is 30 YACs, if it was priced like NVC and you got one block a day, that would be 1 BTC a day. There must be a herd/block of YACs running through the network right now! And there were flocking into my wallet! I didn't get anything for 6h and within the last 1h I got several blocks. Maybe it's because I've been reading the thread and thinking about YACs a lot? To be honest, I'm quite puzzled by this inconsistency. Might be about network latency or whatever, I don't know. it's random, so you might get 10 blocks in 1 day and nothing for 9days if you calculate the probability it's 1 block a day. that's basic math... but good for you |
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could someone compile the linux version for me? I can't get it to work...
I wanted to switch to ubuntu for mining YAC since many reported it's working better than windows.
thanks in advance
what problems are you facing? I can help you set it up yes, if you paste the error you get we are able to help don't forget distro/version please |
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because this coin has way better future than other alt coins to date. Most people see it as yet another coin, they don't understand the "why"
Actually I understand the why very well: Pump-and-Dump = $$$  If you take the time to read through it, the first heap of pages was due to the delay launching (which incidentally makes accusations of a premine even more laughable). The reason for the massive interest is presumably because, for once, the little guy (without $3000 worth of graphics cards) is potentially able to winkle out a few blocks for a while. I guess you are not one of them  |
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YaCoin is different than the other coins because the intial coins were mined by millions of normal people with CPUs. Thus, there's already a lot of stakeholders.
As soon as YaCoin is able to be mined with GPUs there will be another wave of stake holders.
This is different than any other altcoin so far.
For this reason I think YaCoin will be valued much higher on the exchanges. Obviously it will go to an exchange.
I will comment the GPU issue here. Yes, it is possible to develop OpenCl or cuda miner for scrypt(N, 1, 1). But the CPU / GPU hashrate difference will be less than 10 times and will decrease over time. So GPU's contribution into miner's total hashrate (even in case somebody will implement this) will be like one or two additional CPU cores. This is because scrypt will need more and more fast random access memory with N increased. 1:10 or 1:1.25? Ratios are quire different.. Also considering: - people already invested big money on GPUs - you only need 1 miner [mobo+cpu+ram+psu] for 4-6 GPUs GPU mining will still be more convenient |
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How do I mine this in Windows again?
windows you can run in CMD: yacoin-qt.exe -gen more information you can see in http://www.yacoin.orgThanks, can I solo mine this while P2Pool mining Royalcoin?
YES |
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As far as I understand the reward decreases with increasing difficulty and increases with increasing N.
Does anybody have an idea when the N increases?
Yes, I have ... May 14, N=64, 8Kb May 17, N=128, 16Kb May 20, N=256, 32Kb May 29, N=512, 64Kb etc ... + from first post Note:
Incrementing N will lead to immediate hashing speed decrease. Difficulty will reflect these speed changes (i.e. difficulty will decrease after N++) with lags. As soon as block reward depends on difficulty the reward will increase also and more miners will be motivated to join after N++. It's not easy to predict now but we can be sure that some waves will happen on each N++ event.
cya all on the 13th evening!  |
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I promise I won't mine this pump&dump  |
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no blocks for 2 hours, fun's over |
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you guys see any chance for yacoin to be accepted on bter, btc-e, etc in the near future? it will be there in no time seeing ftc/cnc ... |
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also yac was launched today... Great news actually. I was really early in mining YaCoin today. Had 3 machines with 550 KH\s each running, but none of them got more than 1-2 accepted blocks because of some higher hashrate miners joining the network and blocking all low-medium has miners..  So I hope you can find a solution which works for us low hashers aswell! Good luck! LOL  I guess you have a special miner for gpus... |
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