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

[visdude]

Hello everybody.

How to backup the sumocoin wallet.
I see no wallet.dat file.

Can anyone help me?

Assuming that you are using GUI wallet on Windows, back up the contents of C:\ProgramData\SumokoinGUIWallet\wallets which are:

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.bin
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.bin.address.txt
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.bin.keys

You can restore your wallet with them without having to use the seed words which should be the ultimate last resort if you do not have a backup of the aforementioned files.  Actually, you only need the "bin.keys" file to restore the wallet (in conjunction with the established wallet password, of course) but without the ".bin" cache file, the wallet's transactions would have to be rescanned from scratch (thereby creating a new cache file). The "bin.address.txt" file is just a text file that contains the main wallet address for convenient reference but it is not essential for the wallet to function. You do not have to back up the log files...if you do not want to.

Don't rely getting accurate information from cheerleaders.

I take that back. In Sumokoin, the three files I mentioned above are indeed needed to restore the wallet via the "Import Wallet" option offered on the first screen after installing and starting the wallet for the first time but it only needs to be pointed to the ".bin" file.

In my particular case, I merely wanted to run the wallet/node on a couple of other machines. So I just copied/cloned the "SumokoinGUIWallet" and the "sumokoin" folders, dropped them in the corresponding directory on the recipient machines and fired up the freshly installed wallet. It picks up from when it was last synced. This method is much quicker. You might want to edit the "app_settings.json" file that would be imported from the source machine and change the "block_sync_size" value accordingly (lower for a slower machine and higher for faster ones)...or you could simply keep the version created during installation (and not replace it with the imported one) as I think the performance of the machine is detected and evaluated during installation and is consequently being assigned an appropriate value accordingly.

Edit: That said, the seed words must be backed up and secured nevertheless. As I stated on my prior post, it's the "ultimate last resort".

[h0g0f0g0]

Hello everybody.

How to backup the sumocoin wallet.
I see no wallet.dat file.

Can anyone help me?

Assuming that you are using GUI wallet on Windows, back up the contents of C:\ProgramData\SumokoinGUIWallet\wallets which are:

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.bin
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.bin.address.txt
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.bin.keys

You can restore your wallet with them without having to use the seed words which should be the ultimate last resort if you do not have a backup of the aforementioned files.  Actually, you only need the "bin.keys" file to restore the wallet (in conjunction with the established wallet password, of course) but without the ".bin" cache file, the wallet's transactions would have to be rescanned from scratch (thereby creating a new cache file). The "bin.address.txt" file is just a text file that contains the main wallet address for convenient reference but it is not essential for the wallet to function. You do not have to back up the log files...if you do not want to.

Don't rely getting accurate information from cheerleaders.

I take that back. In Sumokoin, the three files I mentioned above are indeed needed to restore the wallet via the "Import Wallet" option offered on the first screen after installing and starting the wallet for the first time but it only needs to be pointed to the ".bin" file.

In my particular case, I merely wanted to run the wallet/node on a couple of other machines. So I just copied/cloned the "SumokoinGUIWallet" and the "sumokoin" folders, dropped them in the corresponding directory on the recipient machines and fired up the freshly installed wallet. It picks up from when it was last synced. This method is much quicker. You might want to edit the "app_settings.json" file that would be imported from the source machine and change the "block_sync_size" value accordingly (lower for a slower machine and higher for faster ones)...or you could simply keep the version created during installation (and not replace it with the imported one) as I think the performance of the machine is detected and evaluated during installation and is consequently being assigned an appropriate value accordingly.

Thank you visdude for helping people out. Thumbs up!

[sumogr]

Hello everybody.

How to backup the sumocoin wallet.
I see no wallet.dat file.

Can anyone help me?

Assuming that you are using GUI wallet on Windows, back up the contents of C:\ProgramData\SumokoinGUIWallet\wallets which are:

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.bin
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.bin.address.txt
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.bin.keys

You can restore your wallet with them without having to use the seed words which should be the ultimate last resort if you do not have a backup of the aforementioned files.  Actually, you only need the "bin.keys" file to restore the wallet (in conjunction with the established wallet password, of course) but without the ".bin" cache file, the wallet's transactions would have to be rescanned from scratch (thereby creating a new cache file). The "bin.address.txt" file is just a text file that contains the main wallet address for convenient reference but it is not essential for the wallet to function. You do not have to back up the log files...if you do not want to.

Don't rely getting accurate information from cheerleaders.

I take that back. In Sumokoin, the three files I mentioned above are indeed needed to restore the wallet via the "Import Wallet" option offered on the first screen after installing and starting the wallet for the first time but it only needs to be pointed to the ".bin" file.

In my particular case, I merely wanted to run the wallet/node on a couple of other machines. So I just copied/cloned the "SumokoinGUIWallet" and the "sumokoin" folders, dropped them in the corresponding directory on the recipient machines and fired up the freshly installed wallet. It picks up from when it was last synced. This method is much quicker. You might want to edit the "app_settings.json" file that would be imported from the source machine and change the "block_sync_size" value accordingly (lower for a slower machine and higher for faster ones)...or you could simply keep the version created during installation (and not replace it with the imported one) as I think the performance of the machine is detected and evaluated during installation and is consequently being assigned an appropriate value accordingly.

Very well described.
Just a friendly reminder to the original poster, if you go that way you still have to write somewhere and keep safe your initial wallet password - as visdude wrote at his first post - (cause the password you chose was used to encrypt the keys contained in those files) also if you decide not to save your decrypted keys or the seed words and go only that way, in case these files get corrupted, for any reason, you will not be able to recover and restore. My subjective opinion is to save the electrum style seed words and restore each time from them, I find it is easier and safer but like i said it is merely a subjective view.

[PerihelionX]

This might be a newbie question but i'll try anyway:

Can you mine sumo with claymore Cryptonote gpu miner?

The reason I'm asking is that after an annoying windows update my old version of xmr-stack doesn't work anymore and the latest version has a MUCH lower hashrate (WTF?!?), Claymore still gets best hash with monero, but it doesn't seem to work with sumo.

[h0g0f0g0]

This might be a newbie question but i'll try anyway:

Can you mine sumo with claymore Cryptonote gpu miner?

The reason I'm asking is that after an annoying windows update my old version of xmr-stack doesn't work anymore and the latest version has a MUCH lower hashrate (WTF?!?), Claymore still gets best hash with monero, but it doesn't seem to work with sumo.

Yes you can and it works very well.

[PerihelionX]

Thanks, then there must be something wrong with my input to the config file.

[espargon]

lately the price of sumo has gone to the ground !!! we have to make more people to enter and want to invest in this project! I do not stop inviting people to join and invest and especially keep it in the medium term because the potential of sumo is huge!

[Alejandur]

Is there any problem with the official Sumokoin pool? 14 hours without finding any block.  

Edit: A block has just been found but with -1146% luck. :O:O

[kampaeros]

New 0% pool is up at www.sg-pool.com
Hope to decentralize more miners.
Kindly support us.

[Call_Me_Bambi]

Thanks, then there must be something wrong with my input to the config file.

I used to mine Sumokoin using Claymore's Cryptonight miner but gave up due to the long block maturity time an the fact that my 'mini rig' was just not up to the job, so move onto mining Electronium.

If this is of any help here is the configuration I used to mine Sumocoin with Claymores Cryptonight V9.7 miner (you may need to change some setting for the newer versions).

Code:

setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 1
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100

NsGpuCNMiner -o stratum+tcp://pool.sumokoin.com:3333 -u <address> -p x -a 0 -nofee 1 -ftime 10 -allpools 1

[x3t9fi]

yeah nice try...

any other real marketing things planned?

[AnonJunkie]

Noobs Guide to Mining Sumokoin: https://steemit.com/crypto/@guidedcrypto/how-to-mine-sumokoin-sumo-coin-cpu-and-gpu-mineable-coin

[Germining]

yeah nice try...

any other real marketing things planned?

What nice try?

[rodyw]

This might be a newbie question but i'll try anyway:

Can you mine sumo with claymore Cryptonote gpu miner?

The reason I'm asking is that after an annoying windows update my old version of xmr-stack doesn't work anymore and the latest version has a MUCH lower hashrate (WTF?!?), Claymore still gets best hash with monero, but it doesn't seem to work with sumo.

Yes, you can use Claymore. I used Claymore 11.2 for a short while, but switched back to SgminerGM. The hashrate of Claymore was slightly better but the increase in wattage was too much for me.

[PerihelionX]

Thanks for help people! Got the Claymore up and running last night.

It does use a bit more energy, but in my case I don't mind. I'm using the rig to heat a part of my home and xmr-stak's 780W wasn't enough to have a nice temperature in a big room. Claymore's 950W is better. I just love the idea that heating produces income!

[bozko88]

Im mining this coin now for 2 weeks, i am mining 1 sumocoin in a week

Should i stop mining this coin because its not so much.
Or i keep mining and hope that the price will higher for this coin

[Germining]

Im mining this coin now for 2 weeks, i am mining 1 sumocoin in a week

Should i stop mining this coin because its not so much.
Or i keep mining and hope that the price will higher for this coin

That's a decision only you can make 

[codemanX]

Im mining this coin now for 2 weeks, i am mining 1 sumocoin in a week

Should i stop mining this coin because its not so much.
Or i keep mining and hope that the price will higher for this coin

It seems you have really low Hash Power, I think you won‘t get more if you switch to another coin. Just keep mining SUMO and hold it for at least 6-12 months, most likely you will be happy then.

[cryptomaxsun]

Inviting miners to one of the oldest pools - http://sumo.ms-pool.net.ua/#

Low fee- 0.5%
Denomination - 0.001 SUMO
Minimum payments - 0.1 SUMO every 5 minutes.

Fixing Difficulty:

sumo.ms-pool.net.ua:3333 - difficulty 1000, low CPU

sumo.ms-pool.net.ua:3344 - difficulty 10000, CPU GPU.

sumo.ms-pool.net.ua:3355 - difficulty 25000, GPU-Farm.

sumo.ms-pool.net.ua:3366 - difficulty 400000, Nicehash.

All miners and configuration examples here - http://sumo.ms-pool.net.ua/#getting_started

Will join the chat of the pool via a telegram - https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAAt-5KGknWCwVAIUmw

Join us, miners, Join now!


Happy mining!

[RntMC]

Hi guys, I have a noob question and it would be nice if someone could explain this to me.

I'd like to understand at what part of the below process my coins will get anonymous.

I have a Cryptopia acc with a known public key and then I decide to send all my Sumokoins to my wallet. How my details can be 100% anonymous if the address my coins came from can be checked in the blockchain?

I hope this makes sense. Thanks