INFO- Scrypt-Jane coin
- No ASIC miners
- Proof-of-Work (CachePOW) and Proof-of-Stake Mining
- Block Reward: Inversely proportional to the difficulty
- Difficulty adjustment every block
- Difficulty Adjustment algorithm: Logarithmic
- Target of 15 minute block generation
- Maximum of ~10 Million coins supply (modified in May 2017)
- Block Maturity: 520 Confirms
- Transaction Maturity: 6 Confirmations
- Coin age to Stake: 7 Days
- RPCPort: 2224
- Network Port: 2225
WalletsSource: https://github.com/kalgecin/CACHeCoinWindows QT Wallet V5.3 stable: Windows V5.3Linux Wallet V5.3 stable: Linux V5.3 Bootstrap: BootstrapBlock ExplorerBlockExplorerExchanges (Added to all three Exchanges - in June-July will be added to another)
Crypto-trade Cryptopia - CACH/BTCCoinExchange - CACH/BTCCoinMarketCaphttps://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/cachecoin/PoolsWHATTOMINEIKARUSCachecoin FaucetFREE CACHRoadmap1. Modification of POW algorithm which makes the mining process more dynamic – Nfactor will be changing according to the hash power of the network ( finalizing, testing and publishing)
Time frame: during June 2017
2. 100 % rewriting of old wallet to the new one’s (full pure Java wallet) with such features as
( during rewritting of old wallet the clean code will be utilized):
2.1. new POS feature
2.2. ANON features
- ANON payments
- ANON Messenger
2.3. Support for all PC and mobile platforms
Time farme for Alpha version: Q4 2017
2.4. Other features will be announced a bit later
Githubhttps://github.com/kalgecin/CACHeCoinSocialFacebookTwitter MainTwitter of ModeratorBountyThe bounty bank can be refilled with CACH: CZRU1mkurLYiV5toGm8MbfZPpANBsp6och
Balance:1000 CACH
1. Advertisement and promotion of Cachcoin through all possible ways ( blogging, youtube, local communities and etc)
Waiting your offers with suggested program.
Optional ConfigurationsTo configure your client, you should create a
cachecoin.conf file and place it in the appropriate directory for your operating system:
For Windows you should place the cachecoin.conf file in the
%AppData%\cachecoin folder.
For Linux the you should place the cachecoin.conf file in the
$HOME\.cachecoin folder.
Both of the above folders will be created automatically when you launch your wallet the first time.
The contents of the cachecoin.conf should be:
Code:
rpcuser=<username>
rpcpassword=<password>
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
port=2225
server=1
listen=1
addnode=37.120.179.97
addnode=62.138.5.30
Proof Of Stake InfoCACHeCoin utilizes Proof-of-Stake (POS) mining that generates more CACHeCoins when you retain your coins for 7 days. When the coins from a
particular transaction become 7 days old, they will be used by your wallet to perform Proof-of-Stake mining that will generate new coins if you solve
the block. Just like a normal Proof-of-Work block, these POS blocks require 520 confirmations. Once the POS block has reached 520 confirmations, your staked coins and the reward will be made available again in your wallet. These coins will then be required to age another 7 days before they can be used in POS mining. The PoS is not very CPU intense and there's no need to set anything in order to mine PoS. It's done automatically.
It is important to note that when your coins are staked (reach 7 days of age and are used for a POS block), these coins will be owned by you but
unavailable to transfer until they are fully confirmed.
For those who want to exclude a certain amount of coins from Proof-of-Stake mining, you can run the client with the
-reservebalanceargument. This argument allows you to specify a certain amount of coins to withhold from using as a stake.
CACHe PROOF-OF-STAKE GETTING STARTEDBy default, out-of-the-box, the wallet will submit coins for staking (refer to above for how this works). If you opt to encrypt your wallet (this is strongly advised) then staking will stop - as encrypting the wallet means no coins can be sent without entering a passphrase. If you opt not to encrypt your wallet (do so at your own risk) then staking will work fine, out of the box, with no extra configuration needed. There however is the ability in the CACHe wallet to "unlock" the wallet - keeping it encrypted and allowing coins to be staked.
"Unlocking" the wallet allows coins to be sent and received for the purpose of staking. Unlocking the wallet is not the same as decrypting the wallet - as the wallet passphrase must still be entered to send coins to another wallet (as per normal if you encrypt any cryptocoin wallet). Unlocking the wallet allows coins to stake whilst keeping your coins safe.
To unlock your wallet, enter this command in the CACHeCoin QT wallet client debug console located under help menu:
Code:
walletpassphrase thisismypassphrase 99999999 true
Replace "thisismypassphrase" with your encrypted wallet passphrase. This will unlock your CACHe wallet for staking for 1157 days (99999999 seconds = 1157 days). Upon restarting your client you will need to re-enter this command, as it is not saved.
By entering this command and having your wallet encrypted, you will be able to stake your coins whilst having a properly encrypted CACHe wallet.
To solo mine using the wallets, you can add
gen=1 to the cachecoin.conf file. You can also enable solo mining in a wallet by going into the debug console
and entering
setgenerate true or issuing that command via a RPC connection. Due to the coin's current difficulty, it is not suggested that you solo mine this coin at this time. Instead you earn more coins by contributing your computer's hash power to a pool.
As this coin is uses the Scrypt-Jane algorithm, you will need to use a miner that supports it. When mining with scrypt-jane miners that do not have presets for CACHeCoin, you will need to use the following parameters:
Code:
nfMin = 4
nfMax = 30
nTimeStamp = 1388949883
Supported miners include:
CudaMiner
CudaMiner is a miner developed and optimized for Nvidia cards that has built-in CACHeCoin mining support.
Example CudaMiner command:
Code:
cudaminer32.exe --algo=scrypt-jane:CACH -o
http://p2cache.syware.de:8336/ -u <your cachecoin addres> -p x
Windows Binaries can be found in the first post of the CudaMiner topic. For those using Linux, you will need to compile from source.
CGminer
Robert Davidson has taken version 3.7.2 of the popular CGminer and patched it include support for scrypt-jane.
Example CGminer command:
Code:
cgminer.exe --scrypt-jane --sj-nfmin 4 --sj-nfmax 30 --sj-time 1388949883 -o
http://p2cache.syware.de:8336/ -u <your cachecoin addres> -p x
You can download CGminer with Scrypt-Jane from the url:
https://sites.google.com/site/rmdavidson/.
The recommended Windows download is:
https://sites.google.com/site/rmdavidson/cgminer-3.7.2-sj-0.02.zip?attredirects=0 
