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

[polmen]

have anyone mine yenten with i5-8400?

i want to know hashrate.

thanks.

Just try it. YTN mines fine on almost everything.

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[FacelessCrypto]

Coin value should go to 1$mark. Which fool😂 is dumping Yenten?

[FacelessCrypto]

Need our ROR developer back from onion rings🤣🤣🤣

[bouldou]

have anyone mine yenten with i5-8400?

i want to know hashrate.

thanks.

Just try it. YTN mines fine on almost everything.

+1

You can use my tutorial to start to mine : https://medium.com/@tsarbuig/yenten-discovering-the-next-doge-3b36f797f764

Enjoy

[Yannic]

if interested compiled yenten-qt on debian 9.3
( tested with a netinst.iso and default graphic install )

https://yenten.today/linux/compilation-yenten-linux-debian



I dont know if there is a better way to do this but it work like charm

[pass75]

hi guys . i did read all about this coin and i love it .
i want to make a website for the coin .
i live in japan but im not japanese
if someone can provide english and japanese  content i can design a eye catching and a beautiful website and i can get domain and hosting by my self.

with the small supply of this coin it can have a good future .
but to grow it needs a push by the daily trading volume

i have an idea to make a push and idea to make it known to the japanese investors
but need a website and  i need help as well
]if any of you guys want to work together to try to save and make this coin a bit more popular  lets work together .

It seems they are not so interested in having a new website... and maybe also in people who are offering their help   :

Everything was already said. We need a website first.

you seem to have a good idea of web design.
good luck, do it by yourself.

for your website

a lot of Japanese information
http://yenten-wiki.com/

a lot of information in the Russian forum
https://forum.bits.media/index.php?/topic/61231-ytn-cpu-mining-yenten-v131-yescryptr16/&

[martyr13]

Coin value should go to 1$mark. Which fool😂 is dumping Yenten?

mostly miners not investors....

[tazmako]

have anyone mine yenten with i5-8400?

i want to know hashrate.

thanks.

Just try it. YTN mines fine on almost everything.

+1

You can use my tutorial to start to mine : https://medium.com/@tsarbuig/yenten-discovering-the-next-doge-3b36f797f764

Enjoy

im not have cpu yet i need to compare with ryzen 5 1600

[ILMC]

highest purchase price https://crex24.com/ru/exchange/YTN-BTC

[bair73]

highest purchase price https://crex24.com/ru/exchange/YTN-BTC

cheerful people - on 850 did not sell, and on 650 sell 

[honglu69]

Stocks.exchange sucks on trading Yenten.  Tried to sell some Yenten coins, small amount,  waiting for minutes or hours while my price should hit execution in a second.  This exchange is really poor for YTN trading

[tazmako]

hope coinsmarket  come back soon.

[malo.fr]

Stocks.exchange sucks on trading Yenten.  Tried to sell some Yenten coins, small amount,  waiting for minutes or hours while my price should hit execution in a second.  This exchange is really poor for YTN trading

I totally agree, same problem for me. There is too much delay between order submission and execution. Also order matching is really strange.

[ILMC]

Stocks.exchange sucks on trading Yenten.  Tried to sell some Yenten coins, small amount,  waiting for minutes or hours while my price should hit execution in a second.  This exchange is really poor for YTN trading

I totally agree, same problem for me. There is too much delay between order submission and execution. Also order matching is really strange.

crex24.com is better than stocks.exchange

[Upo]

have anyone mine yenten with i5-8400?

i want to know hashrate.

thanks.

Just try it. YTN mines fine on almost everything.

+1

You can use my tutorial to start to mine : https://medium.com/@tsarbuig/yenten-discovering-the-next-doge-3b36f797f764

Enjoy

im not have cpu yet i need to compare with ryzen 5 1600


I can't find it in every benchmark list, but sincerely i wouldn't advice it. It's better mining yenten on processors that have 2 or plus mb of cache per core (or thread, if you can find a processor with all that cache), i5 8400 have 6 core and 9mb cache, so 1.5mb cache per core.
So probably not the better one for yenten.

[77Balloo77]

START MINING WITH LUCKYPOOL

Pool fee 0.45% only!!!
POOL URL https://yenten.luckypool.org

Settings for miners:

Fixed difficultly (sutable for powerful multicore CPU). Diffultly=1

Code:

./cpuminer -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://stratum.luckypool.org:3333 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword

Fixed difficultly (sutable for 4 core CPU). Diffultly=0.4

Code:

./cpuminer -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://stratum.luckypool.org:3355 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword

High difficultly (aka VADIFF). Diffultly=1-100

Code:

./cpuminer -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://stratum.luckypool.org:3399 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword

Low difficultly (aka VADIFF). Diffultly=0.1-1

Code:

./cpuminer -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://stratum.luckypool.org:3344 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword

Extra low difficultly (aka VADIFF). Diffultly=0.01-1

Code:

./cpuminer -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://stratum.luckypool.org:3311 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword

Yenten benchmark
https://yenten.luckypool.org/index.php?page=calc

[Phash2k]

START MINING WITH LUCKYPOOL

Pool fee 0.45% only!!!
POOL URL https://yenten.luckypool.org

Settings for miners:

Fixed difficultly (sutable for powerful multicore CPU). Diffultly=1

Code:

./cpuminer -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://stratum.luckypool.org:3333 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword

Fixed difficultly (sutable for 4 core CPU). Diffultly=0.4

Code:

./cpuminer -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://stratum.luckypool.org:3355 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword

High difficultly (aka VADIFF). Diffultly=1-100

Code:

./cpuminer -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://stratum.luckypool.org:3399 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword

Low difficultly (aka VADIFF). Diffultly=0.1-1

Code:

./cpuminer -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://stratum.luckypool.org:3344 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword

Extra low difficultly (aka VADIFF). Diffultly=0.01-1

Code:

./cpuminer -a yescryptr16 -o stratum+tcp://stratum.luckypool.org:3311 -u Weblogin.WorkerName -p WorkerPassword

Yenten benchmark
https://yenten.luckypool.org/index.php?page=calc

thank you for sharing this

[Melody Jelly]

Hello everyone.. I still have problems with install yenten wallet on Mac OS.Can somebody publish step by step tutorial?
Thanks!

[petrvsrex]

There is a very short instruction for OS X of how to install on your mac in the Yenten OS X zip file.

Then when yentend is running you can use yenten-cli by executing yenten-cli from the OS X terminal.

For example if you want to generate an address:

Code:

./yenten-cli getnewaddress yentenaccount

This generates a Yenten address for you linked to an account named 'yentenaccount'
Copy/paste the account name and address somewhere for reference purposes.

To check if all works well you can try one of the faucets and let a faucet send some Yenten to your newly created Yenten address.

Then check your balance with:

Code:

./yenten-cli getbalance yentenaccount

If your balance stays at zero for a long time, this is possible because it can take hours for the blockchain on your mac to be fully synchronized if you run yentend for the first time.

Before shutting down your mac, don't forget to do

Code:

./yentend stop

this shuts down the yentend nicely instead of just killing it.

Then when you want to use the yenten command line wallet again, don't forget to start yentend first with for example this command

Code:

./yentend -server -upnp -daemon

If you want to know what all those yenten-cli command options are, take a look at this wiki: it's for bitcoin, but it's mostly the same for Yenten: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_list

[devident]

Price dropped but network hash remains constant and just increased too. Virtually every other coin’s hashrate rises and falls with price but yenten’s hashrate is inelastic.

30 days in: 7 pools, one of which was already hacked and another crashed, 60+ discord users (https://discord.gg/MW6aPzb), new users can still SOLO mine effectively with their office PC, and nodes are popping up all over the globe.

I don’t think yenten is going anywhere.

we are now 60 days in. Here’s where we’re at:

- We now have TEN pools. wow.
- We hit a high price of 1,800 sat last month
- The discord channel is active and growing
- We were added to CoinMarketCap
- We were added to Delta Portfolio App
- You can still mine this with your desktop PC
- it was proposed that the smallest unit of measurement for yenten should be called the "conan"
- buy orders are building again on our super duper high quality exchanges.

Happy New Years

We are now 105 days in and oh how far we've come:

- We have TWENTY pools in operation.
- We are on 4 exchanges
- BTC trends are in accumulation mode while YTN is at its lowest price since the ATH of $1.33
- We have over 500 users in our discord channel!

I'm not really sure what to say, other than congratulations. The Japanese and Russian teams are growing and interest is spreading.

We are a no-brainer for new exchanges: we have a strong community, our POW coin is easily adopted for exchanges, and we are not dying anytime soon. Also, with the advancements of interoperability and cross-chain collaboration, it is becoming clear that niche coins like YENTEN are not disappearing but are being worked into the future of blockchain infrastructure. EOS, Cardano, the interoperability alliance, LINK. . . all these networks are creating technology that will allow YENTEN to coexist as a tokenized asset on each blockchain, or allow YENTEN to be atomic swapped.