[ANN] [CPU mining] Yenten v2.0.1 [YTN] [YescryptR16] [Exchange avilable]

[naskel]

hi naskel, thank you for your pool.
Can you tell why diff = 2, while Nillecram's pool diff = 1?

Thank you

Fixed.

[naskel]

Because he let the default value when copying yescript.conf for the stratum.

Yes, my bad.

I hope my previous post helped you setting up yescryptr16. I spent 4 days trying to make it work  

Nope, it took me 2 hours to figure out it was not yescrypt but yescryptR16 then I added it.

But thank you for posting it to the community ! I do alot for the community already...

Nice to see another pool. As promised, I will now reduce the pool fees.

Happy mining everyone !

Happy FREE mining at our pool!

[crazyer1976]

Happy mining everyone !

Name   Amount   Percent   mBTC   Time   Status
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.029913 YTN   0.060%   0.00003   1m ago   Immature (1)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.081540 YTN   0.163%   0.00008   16m ago   Immature (
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.094343 YTN   0.189%   0.00009   17m ago   Immature (10)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.091564 YTN   0.183%   0.00009   18m ago   Immature (11)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.078985 YTN   0.158%   0.00008   18m ago   Immature (12)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.091519 YTN   0.183%   0.00009   19m ago   Immature (13)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.135105 YTN   0.270%   0.00013   20m ago   Immature (14)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.092346 YTN   0.185%   0.00009   23m ago   Immature (16)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.142346 YTN   0.285%   0.00014   24m ago   Immature (18)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.087794 YTN   0.176%   0.00008   27m ago   Immature (19)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.152306 YTN   0.305%   0.00014   29m ago   Immature (20)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.315997 YTN   0.632%   0.00030   46m ago   Immature (24)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.369994 YTN   0.740%   0.00035   53m ago   Immature (29)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.307388 YTN   0.615%   0.00029   57m ago   Immature (30)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.269902 YTN   0.540%   0.00026   57m ago   Immature (31)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.267536 YTN   0.535%   0.00025   58m ago   Immature (32)
   Yenten (yescryptR16)   0.339066 YTN   0.678%   0.00032   59m ago   Immature (33)

Pool began to work badly
Return the fees as it was))))

[eichanin]

How to understand this? "Payouts are made automatically every 833.33333333333 hours for all balances above 0.5, or 0.05 on Sunday." Every 833.33333333333 hours??

[emr00ster]

Because he let the default value when copying yescript.conf for the stratum.

I hope my previous post helped you setting up yescryptr16. I spent 4 days trying to make it work 

Nice to see another pool. As promised, I will now reduce the pool fees.

Happy mining everyone !

I'm sticking with your pool (great work)
Thank you for reduced fees!

[naskel]

How to understand this? "Payouts are made automatically every 833.33333333333 hours for all balances above 0.5, or 0.05 on Sunday." Every 833.33333333333 hours??

Do not fear, I am fixing another coin payout, just let me 30 minutes and I will set payout to 10 minutes as before.

Note: there is a trollbox on the home page.

[eichanin]

Well, thank you

[BatkaFromMinsk]

how many tokens in total are you issuing?

[cryptonomicon25]

how many tokens in total are you issuing?

84,000,000, and they're not tokens. Why does nobody read the ANN before posting...?

[Nillecram]

[2017-11-08 11:57:58] Rejected 4/10 (40.0%), 8257 H, 317.88 H/s, 54C
[2017-11-08 11:58:50] Rejected 5/11 (45.5%), 7350 H, 330.48 H/s, 54C


Man what happen with your pool? reject? many errors

fixed !

[devident]

It's CPU-friendly coin, sounds interesting. My question is, has Yenten still been profitable for miners? If yes, I will definitely join the party. Thanks all.

the profitable equation only makes sense if a miner could sell all the mined coins on an exchange, and I don't believe there is enough volume on coinmarkets to do that. So if you mine 10k coins and you try to sell them then it certainly is not profitable because you would crash the price. That being said if you want to have10k coins then you need to mine them because there are not enough sell orders to fill your buy order, which means we're still in the stage where mining is the only way to get a large amount of coins and your "buy" price is simply the electricity price and there is no stable market price. so miners are basically speculating at this point because they'll have to hold their coins until market volume picks up.

my only concern with this coin is that it takes up 99% of cpu power when only the wallet is running and even when it is not syncing. is this normal? i would like to know.

[eichanin]

is this normal?

is this normal. My CPU is also running at 100%

[devident]

It's CPU-friendly coin, sounds interesting. My question is, has Yenten still been profitable for miners? If yes, I will definitely join the party. Thanks all.

my only concern with this coin is that it takes up 99% of cpu power when only the wallet is running and even when it is not syncing. is this normal? i would like to know.

Are you sure that your wallet is not mining?

I think i see what you mean. if i close minerd it still runs at 100%, but if i delete the yenten.conf and restart the wallet then it doesn't use all that cpu. thanks.

[i.am.the.man.of.men]

crypto.n-engine.com starts connection related fee.
if 200 miners, the fee of the coin is 2%.
https://crypto.n-engine.com/#Condition

[crazyer1976]

Does anyone know how to start mine on a AMD Athlone II X3 450 (3.2) in the pool? Please)

[cryptonomicon25]

It's CPU-friendly coin, sounds interesting. My question is, has Yenten still been profitable for miners? If yes, I will definitely join the party. Thanks all.

my only concern with this coin is that it takes up 99% of cpu power when only the wallet is running and even when it is not syncing. is this normal? i would like to know.

Are you sure that your wallet is not mining?

I think i see what you mean. if i close minerd it still runs at 100%, but if i delete the yenten.conf and restart the wallet then it doesn't use all that cpu. thanks.

You probably had gen=1 set in the yenten.conf. This sets the wallet to automatically start mining when you open it.

As a side note, I've found that I get nearly equal hashrates running on half of available threads as running on all of them. So you may be wasting your cpu power running at 100%. In addition, the algorithm seems to rotate between threads at regular intervals when you set it this way(so for example for a 4 thread machine set to 2 threads it will run on threads 1 and 2, then 1 and 3, then 3 and 4, etc. randomly). I'm not sure if this is unique to this algorithm or is how yescrypt also works, but it's interesting.

[devident]

It's CPU-friendly coin, sounds interesting. My question is, has Yenten still been profitable for miners? If yes, I will definitely join the party. Thanks all.

my only concern with this coin is that it takes up 99% of cpu power when only the wallet is running and even when it is not syncing. is this normal? i would like to know.

Are you sure that your wallet is not mining?

I think i see what you mean. if i close minerd it still runs at 100%, but if i delete the yenten.conf and restart the wallet then it doesn't use all that cpu. thanks.

You probably had gen=1 set in the yenten.conf. This sets the wallet to automatically start mining when you open it.

As a side note, I've found that I get nearly equal hashrates running on half of available threads as running on all of them. So you may be wasting your cpu power running at 100%. In addition, the algorithm seems to rotate between threads at regular intervals when you set it this way(so for example for a 4 thread machine set to 2 threads it will run on threads 1 and 2, then 1 and 3, then 3 and 4, etc. randomly). I'm not sure if this is unique to this algorithm or is how yescrypt also works, but it's interesting.

Yeah I did have gen=1. So was my miner going slow because of that? I've been finding a lot of blocks so maybe it didn't matter.

You're right about the threads. On my i7 it looks like it maxes out at 4 threads:
1 thread = .23 khash/s
2 thread = .23 khash/s each thread, .46 khash/s total
3 thread = .17-.19 khash/s each thread .54 khash/s total
4 thread = .14-.16 khash/s each thread .6 khash/s total
5 thread = .12 khash/s each thread .6 khash/s total
6 thread = .10-.11 khash/s each thread .6 khash/s total

So what is limiting the hashrate?

[naskel]

@devident :
So what is limiting the hashrate?

Close unwanted service (Linux/Window)
Close chrome/firefox porn site (kiddin)

Make sure u enabled huge page (it can help, not at all)

Use ur PC for mining, just mining

[wannabe360]

Just a note - if we want this coin to be taken seriously (i.e. the use of an innovative algo), the webpage needs to be a lot better! Perhaps a team could get together (I am happy to help with web design/hosting etc).

Also, the n-engine pool guy - the fee structure is stupid - you are seriously limiting the number of miners on your pool by having a 1% per 100 users fee structure. by the time you get 1000 users it becomes 10%... that will never happen. Pick a number and set it.

[tuanepiyds]

CPU-friendly coin. it's good. Do you have plans for signature bounties.