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Author Topic: [ANN][ROI] ROI Coin | CPU Only Solo Mining | 15% POS | 18.07% Term Deposit  (Read 107978 times)
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November 15, 2017, 08:12:52 PM
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nicehash pyлит
http://pixs.ru/showimage/nicejpg_9276126_28324353.jpg

этo нe aтaкa,кaк виднo из cкpинa тo нa nicehash дoбывaют 893 мaйнepa

p.s этo нe мoй в тoпe opдep,я дoбывaю c cкopocтью дo 50 kh/s

Я чyвcтвyю, чтo этo нe нaпaдeниe. He имeeт никaкoгo пpeдcтaвлeния, чтo Hишaш был нacтoлькo пoпyляpeн. Cпacибo, чтo вызвaли этo.  Smiley

Yes - I cheated with Google translator.

I'm sorry that I wrote in Russian,but I use Yandex translator to read the posts in this thread.

this is not an attack in any case,as a coin is mined on nicehash more than 800 of the miners and claimed the pool 70~ miners.
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November 15, 2017, 08:21:00 PM
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Checked the DNS seeders.  There are now 490 unique IPs.  1858 have been banned.  I need to research what qualifies for getting banned.  Smiley  Of those, would a pool only represent 1 IP?

Pool is at least one node like 88.99.30.25 is hodl.optiminer.pl and 37.187.27.4 is fr-db2.suprnova.cc.

Seeder is crawling the network. Might those banned IPs are just nodes not suitable for seeder. Nodes which have port 3377 closed or are behind NAT?

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November 15, 2017, 08:24:44 PM
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What hash rates are you guys getting?
I got about 620h/s with Ryzen 7 1700 @ 3725Mhz

intel core i5 4460 - 320 h/s

Would you like to run  ’hodlminer --benchmark -q’ for longer time and calculate the average.

I'll add all measurements to my list.
http://hodlcoin.oo.fi:8080/cpus/CPU_vs_Hash_rate.xhtml

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November 15, 2017, 08:39:26 PM
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What hash rates are you guys getting?
I got about 620h/s with Ryzen 7 1700 @ 3725Mhz

intel core i5 4460 - 320 h/s

Would you like to run  ’hodlminer --benchmark -q’ for longer time and calculate the average.

I'll add all measurements to my list.
http://hodlcoin.oo.fi:8080/cpus/CPU_vs_Hash_rate.xhtml
benchmark
http://i12.pixs.ru/storage/7/6/4/1jpg_9285899_28324764.jpg

error
http://i12.pixs.ru/storage/7/7/6/2jpg_4835557_28324776.jpg
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November 15, 2017, 08:40:16 PM
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Earlier today I saw one miner on coinspool who pushed more than 180 Khash/s, and right now the entire pool is down to 93 Khash/s though the network is still above 300 Khash.

Could this be a sign that someone has started a private pool? Or do we think that there are that many people mining solo?

That's probably where that 100KH swing came from.  A whale messing with a pool.

I am not positive, I am under the impression there are now 2 pools.  But again, I have only seen one formally announced.

Checked the DNS seeders.  There are now 490 unique IPs.  1858 have been banned.  I need to research what qualifies for getting banned.  Smiley  Of those, would a pool only represent 1 IP?

Interesting! That is a big amount of banned IP's I think. But someone better will have to answer what qualifies for a ban.

If a pool represents only 1 IP, then I guess it could make sense that that there are somewhere around 420 solo-miners out there. and hence maybe only one pool. But what do I know  Cheesy

For the time being I'll keep my miner pointet at the one formally announced pool. Since my hashrate is a bit higher this way, and statistically I would only hit a block every 4 days or so though the wallet.

A ban means someone sending invalid blocks or posting with an older protocol version, or whose time is not syncronized.
see main.cpp function called ProcessMessage for more info.

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November 15, 2017, 08:44:42 PM
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govno pool
Constantly the connection with the pool falls off
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November 15, 2017, 08:47:04 PM
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intel core i5 4460 - 320 h/s

interesting i get same using 6 threads on a Xeon E3-1230L v3 consuming 25Watt Wink

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November 15, 2017, 08:53:12 PM
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intel core i5 4460 - 320 h/s

interesting i get same using 6 threads on a Xeon E3-1230L v3 consuming 25Watt Wink
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November 15, 2017, 08:54:12 PM
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I think Solo mining still gets you best profits?!
With my epic Ryzen 7 i got like 120 coin every 24h.. or im just lucky
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November 15, 2017, 08:59:48 PM
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intel core i5 4460 - 320 h/s
I calculated your average rate from the screenshot you provided. It is 287,5 Hash/s  Wink
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November 15, 2017, 09:04:23 PM
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I think Solo mining still gets you best profits?!
With my epic Ryzen 7 i got like 120 coin every 24h.. or im just lucky
Yes you are right! I have just chosen to get a steady return instead. Maybe tomorrow I will choose differently  Cheesy
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November 15, 2017, 09:17:06 PM
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Earlier today I saw one miner on coinspool who pushed more than 180 Khash/s, and right now the entire pool is down to 93 Khash/s though the network is still above 300 Khash.

Could this be a sign that someone has started a private pool? Or do we think that there are that many people mining solo?

That's probably where that 100KH swing came from.  A whale messing with a pool.

I am not positive, I am under the impression there are now 2 pools.  But again, I have only seen one formally announced.

Checked the DNS seeders.  There are now 490 unique IPs.  1858 have been banned.  I need to research what qualifies for getting banned.  Smiley  Of those, would a pool only represent 1 IP?

Interesting! That is a big amount of banned IP's I think. But someone better will have to answer what qualifies for a ban.

If a pool represents only 1 IP, then I guess it could make sense that that there are somewhere around 420 solo-miners out there. and hence maybe only one pool. But what do I know  Cheesy

For the time being I'll keep my miner pointet at the one formally announced pool. Since my hashrate is a bit higher this way, and statistically I would only hit a block every 4 days or so though the wallet.

A ban means someone sending invalid blocks or posting with an older protocol version, or whose time is not syncronized.
see main.cpp function called ProcessMessage for more info.


Thank you for the concise reply.  I have been banned in the past, it was something innocent.  I wonder of all those numbers how many are innocent versus malicious.  Yes, I am paranoid by nature.  Smiley

I will continue to monitor those numbers.  Hopefully honest miners will figure out why they got banned and correct for it.

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November 15, 2017, 09:22:46 PM
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I think Solo mining still gets you best profits?!
With my epic Ryzen 7 i got like 120 coin every 24h.. or im just lucky
Yes you are right! I have just chosen to get a steady return instead. Maybe tomorrow I will choose differently  Cheesy

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November 15, 2017, 09:24:57 PM
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Thank you for the concise reply.  I have been banned in the past, it was something innocent.  I wonder of all those numbers how many are innocent versus malicious.  Yes, I am paranoid by nature.  Smiley

I will continue to monitor those numbers.  Hopefully honest miners will figure out why they got banned and correct for it.

We can track those as separate statistics if need be.
You would be surprised to see how many ppl dont bother time syncronizing their server/laptop/desktop Wink

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November 15, 2017, 09:30:30 PM
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I'm curious if someone can do the calculations.

Of the people using nicehash there should be a way to estimate how much BTC they are spending to get ROI coins.

I then would like to see how that BTC expense compares to the value of the coin on the exchange.

I suppose if the value of the coin is below or way below expense there may be a big coin dump but on the other hand if they are spending as much or more than the coin is worth they will be more likely to stake the coin and hold until it's worth more and profitable to sell it.

Any thoughts on this?
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November 15, 2017, 09:40:28 PM
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I'm curious if someone can do the calculations.

Of the people using nicehash there should be a way to estimate how much BTC they are spending to get ROI coins.

I then would like to see how that BTC expense compares to the value of the coin on the exchange.

I suppose if the value of the coin is below or way below expense there may be a big coin dump but on the other hand if they are spending as much or more than the coin is worth they will be more likely to stake the coin and hold until it's worth more and profitable to sell it.

Any thoughts on this?

Im sure it not profitable to use nicehash to mine this currently. New coins are 0 value but maybe they hope this is more.. Like i do
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November 15, 2017, 09:44:17 PM
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I'm curious if someone can do the calculations.

Of the people using nicehash there should be a way to estimate how much BTC they are spending to get ROI coins.

I then would like to see how that BTC expense compares to the value of the coin on the exchange.

I suppose if the value of the coin is below or way below expense there may be a big coin dump but on the other hand if they are spending as much or more than the coin is worth they will be more likely to stake the coin and hold until it's worth more and profitable to sell it.

Any thoughts on this?

Im sure it not profitable to use nicehash to mine this currently. New coins are 0 value but maybe they hope this is more.. Like i do

Thanks for the response! If this is right they may mine a lot of coins but it's not likely they would just dump them right away and lose money...
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November 15, 2017, 09:44:21 PM
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Thank you for the concise reply.  I have been banned in the past, it was something innocent.  I wonder of all those numbers how many are innocent versus malicious.  Yes, I am paranoid by nature.  Smiley

I will continue to monitor those numbers.  Hopefully honest miners will figure out why they got banned and correct for it.

We can track those as separate statistics if need be.
You would be surprised to see how many ppl dont bother time syncronizing their server/laptop/desktop Wink

Not sure if it would be worth mentioning to miners out there, ensure your clocks are in sync.  Oh... we just did.  Smiley

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November 15, 2017, 09:55:22 PM
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I'm curious if someone can do the calculations.

Of the people using nicehash there should be a way to estimate how much BTC they are spending to get ROI coins.

I then would like to see how that BTC expense compares to the value of the coin on the exchange.

I suppose if the value of the coin is below or way below expense there may be a big coin dump but on the other hand if they are spending as much or more than the coin is worth they will be more likely to stake the coin and hold until it's worth more and profitable to sell it.

Any thoughts on this?

Im sure it not profitable to use nicehash to mine this currently. New coins are 0 value but maybe they hope this is more.. Like i do

Thanks for the response! If this is right they may mine a lot of coins but it's not likely they would just dump them right away and lose money...

https://old.nicehash.com/?p=orders&a=19
those net speeds dont match the entire global hash speed for roi, plus 50% , 100 kH/s of this is hodl

https://old.nicehash.com/?p=stats  on this chart set view to 7 days or even a month you can see the roi effect Wink

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November 15, 2017, 11:50:59 PM
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nicehash pyлит


этo нe aтaкa,кaк виднo из cкpинa тo нa nicehash дoбывaют 893 мaйнepa

p.s этo нe мoй в тoпe opдep,я дoбывaю c cкopocтью дo 50 kh/s
this is why is better to use algo which doesn't supports by shitty nicehash. Especially on young altcoins based on cpu-oriented algo. These nicehash whales just fuck up network on young coins and regular miners
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