[ANN] [SUMO] SUMOKOIN - 🔏 Digital Cash For Highly-Confidential Transactions 🔏

[phatgiao]

Sumo is technically a better coin than monero . It is more private . Sumo is also a young coin and is therefore more volitile. End of this month should bring a nice jump in rank imho........

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[sumogr]

UPDATES ON THE UPCOMING FORK
Some updates on the upcoming pow change fork: Its not a minor tweak on cryptonight, its an effort to create a modified asic resistant cryptonight pow without having to fork periodically. We believe that this has been accomplished. The fork's exact blockheight has not been decided yet but it will be within the next couple of weeks as the code must first be thoroughly checked. Base code for the pow change has already been merged on github https://github.com/sumoprojects/sumokoin/pull/95. A full, comprehensive,writeup explaining the changes implemented will be posted on github before the fork. There is a change on cpu/gpu produced hashrate ratio benchmarks in favor of GPUs, this is a result of the tweak which might eventually prove useful in limiting botnet mining on our network. GPU code is almost finished and being tested while a patched xmr-stak for sumo mining with the new algo will be released, by stak's developers, before the fork. Users need not withdraw their coins from the exchanges. For coins stored on local wallets, users will have to download the updated binaries and/or the updated gui wallet and restore their wallet. Finally the light/multisig wallet release might delay a few days (it was expected by the end of March) due to this fork. Thank you!

[cryptonist]

UPDATES ON THE UPCOMING FORK
Some updates on the upcoming pow change fork: Its not a minor tweak on cryptonight, its an effort to create a modified asic resistant cryptonight pow without having to fork periodically. We believe that this has been accomplished. The fork's exact blockheight has not been decided yet but it will be within the next couple of weeks as the code must first be thoroughly checked. Base code for the pow change has already been merged on github https://github.com/sumoprojects/sumokoin/pull/95. A full, comprehensive,writeup explaining the changes implemented will be posted on github before the fork. There is a change on cpu/gpu produced hashrate ratio benchmarks in favor of GPUs, this is a result of the tweak which might eventually prove useful in limiting botnet mining on our network. GPU code is almost finished and being tested while a patched xmr-stak for sumo mining with the new algo will be released, by stak's developers, before the fork. Users need not withdraw their coins from the exchanges. For coins stored on local wallets, users will have to download the updated binaries and/or the updated gui wallet and restore their wallet. Finally the light/multisig wallet release might delay a few days (it was expected by the end of March) due to this fork. Thank you!

Great update. Love the break-away from Monero. Looking forward to all the changes, including updating my miners and wallet. Let us all know if you guys need help with testing.

[Andre100]

UPDATES ON THE UPCOMING FORK
Some updates on the upcoming pow change fork: Its not a minor tweak on cryptonight, its an effort to create a modified asic resistant cryptonight pow without having to fork periodically.

Thx for not only saying but DO and solve problem what community have with asic sh*t things...

[sumogr]

Cryptonight-heavy, Sumokoin's asic resistant algo is finalised and under testing.
Feel free to test/report and produce patches for miners other than xmr-stak.
Feedback would be much appreciated.
Exact fork block height and writeup will follow soon
https://github.com/curie-kief/pow_test

[Germining]

@sumogr I gave your text a little makeover. Red seems to aggressive for such a nice announcement.

Cryptonight-heavy, Sumokoin's asic resistant algo is finalised and under testing.

Feel free to test/report and produce patches for miners other than xmr-stak. Feedback would be much appreciated. Exact fork block height and writeup will follow soon.


https://github.com/curie-kief/pow_test

[nakashu]

@sumogr I gave your text a little makeover. Red seems to aggressive for such a nice announcement.

Cryptonight-heavy, Sumokoin's asic resistant algo is finalised and under testing.

Feel free to test/report and produce patches for miners other than xmr-stak. Feedback would be much appreciated. Exact fork block height and writeup will follow soon.


https://github.com/curie-kief/pow_test

great news guys, keep up the good work!

[truclyiuh]

Cryptonight-heavy, Sumokoin's asic resistant algo is finalised and under testing.
Feel free to test/report and produce patches for miners other than xmr-stak.
Feedback would be much appreciated.
Exact fork block height and writeup will follow soon
https://github.com/curie-kief/pow_test

That means SUMOKoin will change its algorithm, doesn't it?

[Germining]

Yes it does.

[crafty]

These new miners are ruining the mining and diffs are all over the place. Hope to see ASIC resistant fork out soon.

[qqqua]

is power consumption and hashrate changed with new algo? any test net pools?

[h0g0f0g0]

@sumogr I gave your text a little makeover. Red seems to aggressive for such a nice announcement.

Cryptonight-heavy, Sumokoin's asic resistant algo is finalised and under testing.

Feel free to test/report and produce patches for miners other than xmr-stak. Feedback would be much appreciated. Exact fork block height and writeup will follow soon.


https://github.com/curie-kief/pow_test

Why exactly is this new code supposed to be asic resistant?

Large memory consumption?
Longer aes keys?
Much higher number of hash loops?

I would really like to get some detailed info from crypto perspective and not just short announcement.
Cheers!

[sumogr]

@sumogr I gave your text a little makeover. Red seems to aggressive for such a nice announcement.

Cryptonight-heavy, Sumokoin's asic resistant algo is finalised and under testing.

Feel free to test/report and produce patches for miners other than xmr-stak. Feedback would be much appreciated. Exact fork block height and writeup will follow soon.


https://github.com/curie-kief/pow_test

Why exactly is this new code supposed to be asic resistant?

Large memory consumption?
Longer aes keys?
Much higher number of hash loops?

I would really like to get some detailed info from crypto perspective and not just short announcement.
Cheers!

There will be a complete writeup on github describing everything in detail

[sumogr]

Cryptonight-Heavy, Sumokoin's ASIC/FPGA resistant PoW, design analysis.
Differences between Cryptonight-Heavy and xmr's cryptonight v7 tweak.

https://github.com/curie-kief/cryptonote-heavy-design

[Andre100]

Cryptonight-Heavy, Sumokoin's ASIC/FPGA resistant PoW, design analysis.
Differences between Cryptonight-Heavy and xmr's cryptonight v7 tweak.

https://github.com/curie-kief/cryptonote-heavy-design

Thx for exlanation... only what we have lost or not with hashrate(for CPU) and diff for somo?

[Germining]

The HF is not done yet. You can't expext the asics and botnets to just leave right now since they are afraid 

[GWhiz]

How long have the asic's been running on CN?

[visdude]

What's "CN"? CryptoCoin News perhaps?

Edit: ...or perhaps it's China or Cyanide or Cartoon Network or...etc.

[Germining]

CryptoNight visdude. Like in CNv7 ...

[Germining]

Since the PoW algo will be changed you have to update your miners. XMR stack and XMRig already announced to support CN-Heavy.

Pools will update asap the binaries get released I assume.