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January 28, 2014, 04:23:36 PM |
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I started mining this coin with one of my servers (ubuntu) on ypool and soon found a block in less than 7 hours so I decided to try some solo mining.
With the xptminer I was getting 1500khash/sec and with the official miner I only get 958khash/sec so about 30% less.
Is this because the ypool miner is more optimized ? Bad optimization on my side ?
Cheers
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MisO69
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January 28, 2014, 04:42:23 PM |
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I'm a newbie in cryptocurrencies, and I am trying to make sense of the claims that this coin will be valuable. Original announcement: "50 coins per block Reward halves every 810,000 blocks" Client now says the block is at 24172. That means there are 1208600 coins out there. It might seems as a valuable coin for those that presently don't even manage to mine one coin in 24 hours. But there are others sitting on more than a million coins? How much of those coins were generated early, for instance the first two days of the coins existence? I don't know if this block explorer is genuine, but I guess that it can be used to answer such a question for those that know more: http://109.230.230.110/mtc/It seems to me, though I don't know how to prove it, that a very large proportion of the coins were generated early. The coin's difficulty went up quickly when it was launched. I was on the coin the moment it came out. With 65 4 core desktops and a few servers I managed to get 20,000 or so. The rest I have is from Ypool. I think coin distribution is really good. When the coin came out there was only the source and the windows/linux wallets. Beyond that your guess is as good as mine. |
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January 28, 2014, 04:51:22 PM |
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I started mining this coin with one of my servers (ubuntu) on ypool and soon found a block in less than 7 hours so I decided to try some solo mining.
With the xptminer I was getting 1500khash/sec and with the official miner I only get 958khash/sec so about 30% less.
Is this because the ypool miner is more optimized ? Bad optimization on my side ?
Cheers
The ypool miner is faster than the normal wallet miner. I don't imagine that many people are solo mining now, so unless someone creates a gpu miner I doubt solo mining speeds will get any better. |
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grandisrex
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January 28, 2014, 05:09:57 PM |
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What do you guys think of poloniex.com ?
I paniced when i saw the prive dif. on Cryptsy/poloniex.com later to realize it was due to the low amout of trust and trades.
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luigi1111
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January 28, 2014, 05:41:14 PM |
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What do you guys think of poloniex.com ?
I paniced when i saw the prive dif. on Cryptsy/poloniex.com later to realize it was due to the low amout of trust and trades.
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Tamis
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January 28, 2014, 05:43:43 PM |
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The ypool miner is faster than the normal wallet miner.
I don't imagine that many people are solo mining now, so unless someone creates a gpu miner I doubt solo mining speeds will get any better.
Hi SP4RK7, thanks for the reply ! I'd make around 8 coins per day on ypool so i'll try solo for a few days and see what I get... |
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January 28, 2014, 08:10:25 PM |
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WTS 10 MTC for 0.02 BTC  |
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January 28, 2014, 08:40:10 PM |
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I took the time to finally get xptMiner to compile with GCC for Windows. It was a nightmare for me, but what does that mean for you? Christmas may have come early. I've compiled my optimized code for each of the following architectures: generic, core2, corei7, corei7-avx, k8, k8-sse3, and barcelona (k10). The Windows x64 binaries are available from here:https://mega.co.nz/#F!YsZSHYKA!IC8LK_MBGwqC-gWOpO7zoQhttps://www.dropbox.com/sh/wtxvxvkirxax2vj/9P_Rxb9V1y (dropbox mirror) Use whichever corresponds to your processor architecture. If you're unsure, here's a quick guide based on your CPU manufacturer and age: Intel: [Older] core2 -> corei7 -> corei7-avx [Newer] AMD: [Older] k8 -> k8-sse3 -> barcelona (k10) [Newer] Worst case scenario, use generic. I will not be releasing any 32-bit builds. "High performance 32-bit" is an oxymoron. Let me know what sort of improvements you see! Some builds may be slightly slower than the stock jh00 miner. It all depends on your CPU.I've added another 5-10% optimization to the code and hopefully fixed the issue with AMD builds. It seems that mingw-gcc thinks that AMD processors don't support SSE, so it left them disabled. I've fixed that. The code optimizations have been pushed to the github repo. The new binaries have been uploaded. (same URLs) More good news! I've added support for more processor architectures! I've added support for core-avx-i (ivybridge), core-avx2 (haswell / 4th gen i7), bdver1 (Bulldozer), and bdver2 (Piledriver). Also, the optimized miner now has it's own thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=436583 |
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Tamis
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January 28, 2014, 08:40:46 PM |
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It seems ypool is the only one finding blocks oO
Is that the case or am I reading their stats the wrong way ?
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January 28, 2014, 09:06:59 PM |
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It seems ypool is the only one finding blocks oO
Is that the case or am I reading their stats the wrong way ?
Nope, they're correct. They're probably >90% the network power for Metiscoin right now. To be fair, there's not exactly another viable pool running and ypool managed to pump out a miner within 48 hours of release. |
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January 28, 2014, 09:55:06 PM |
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I'm a newbie in cryptocurrencies, and I am trying to make sense of the claims that this coin will be valuable. Original announcement: "50 coins per block Reward halves every 810,000 blocks" Client now says the block is at 24172. That means there are 1208600 coins out there. It might seems as a valuable coin for those that presently don't even manage to mine one coin in 24 hours. But there are others sitting on more than a million coins? How much of those coins were generated early, for instance the first two days of the coins existence? I don't know if this block explorer is genuine, but I guess that it can be used to answer such a question for those that know more: http://109.230.230.110/mtc/It seems to me, though I don't know how to prove it, that a very large proportion of the coins were generated early. The coin's difficulty went up quickly when it was launched. I was on the coin the moment it came out. With 65 4 core desktops and a few servers I managed to get 20,000 or so. The rest I have is from Ypool. I think coin distribution is really good. When the coin came out there was only the source and the windows/linux wallets. Beyond that your guess is as good as mine. Whoa, 20,000? How is that good distribution? Considering it would take over 2000 4 core servers mining for an entire month to get that many coins now, and you got them in like a day. This coin is overvalued with the amount in circulation right now, at $0.8 it already has a $973k market cap, and doesn't have anywhere near the amount of community/dev support as other coins in this tier. Some people think it's going to hit $8-10 a coin soon... that would mean a cap of over $10 million. I don't see this happening, at least not anytime soon. |
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January 28, 2014, 10:36:45 PM |
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I'm a newbie in cryptocurrencies, and I am trying to make sense of the claims that this coin will be valuable. Original announcement: "50 coins per block Reward halves every 810,000 blocks" Client now says the block is at 24172. That means there are 1208600 coins out there. It might seems as a valuable coin for those that presently don't even manage to mine one coin in 24 hours. But there are others sitting on more than a million coins? How much of those coins were generated early, for instance the first two days of the coins existence? I don't know if this block explorer is genuine, but I guess that it can be used to answer such a question for those that know more: http://109.230.230.110/mtc/It seems to me, though I don't know how to prove it, that a very large proportion of the coins were generated early. The coin's difficulty went up quickly when it was launched. I was on the coin the moment it came out. With 65 4 core desktops and a few servers I managed to get 20,000 or so. The rest I have is from Ypool. I think coin distribution is really good. When the coin came out there was only the source and the windows/linux wallets. Beyond that your guess is as good as mine. Whoa, 20,000? How is that good distribution? Considering it would take over 2000 4 core servers mining for an entire month to get that many coins now, and you got them in like a day. This coin is overvalued with the amount in circulation right now, at $0.8 it already has a $973k market cap, and doesn't have anywhere near the amount of community/dev support as other coins in this tier. Some people think it's going to hit $8-10 a coin soon... that would mean a cap of over $10 million. I don't see this happening, at least not anytime soon. he use 65 remote desktops to hit 20k.. thats like 65 normal people mining that, thats like 300 coins for each person.. and only because he is one of the top CPU miner it doesn't mean that everyone holds that much, most will have 250-1000 |
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January 28, 2014, 10:53:00 PM |
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I'm a newbie in cryptocurrencies, and I am trying to make sense of the claims that this coin will be valuable. Original announcement: "50 coins per block Reward halves every 810,000 blocks" Client now says the block is at 24172. That means there are 1208600 coins out there. It might seems as a valuable coin for those that presently don't even manage to mine one coin in 24 hours. But there are others sitting on more than a million coins? How much of those coins were generated early, for instance the first two days of the coins existence? I don't know if this block explorer is genuine, but I guess that it can be used to answer such a question for those that know more: http://109.230.230.110/mtc/It seems to me, though I don't know how to prove it, that a very large proportion of the coins were generated early. The coin's difficulty went up quickly when it was launched. I was on the coin the moment it came out. With 65 4 core desktops and a few servers I managed to get 20,000 or so. The rest I have is from Ypool. I think coin distribution is really good. When the coin came out there was only the source and the windows/linux wallets. Beyond that your guess is as good as mine. Whoa, 20,000? How is that good distribution? Considering it would take over 2000 4 core servers mining for an entire month to get that many coins now, and you got them in like a day. This coin is overvalued with the amount in circulation right now, at $0.8 it already has a $973k market cap, and doesn't have anywhere near the amount of community/dev support as other coins in this tier. Some people think it's going to hit $8-10 a coin soon... that would mean a cap of over $10 million. I don't see this happening, at least not anytime soon. i agree with, most of miners dreaming about 6-8$ for MTC, now they asking for 0.80$, but reallity is this coin isnt worth more than 0.10$... at least until hits major exchange sites. and then i think is will be price between QUARK and WorldCoin. discl. i have MTC, 337 mined, 500 bought for 0.08BTC and 300 for 0.03BTC in next six months if this coin reach major exchanges im expecting 2-3$ if not this will be worthless. |
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thecapitalr
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January 28, 2014, 11:21:03 PM |
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Cant believe I can only get ~1.3 coins / day on a i5 3570k @ 4.4ghz. Managed to get around 40 on day 2 and day 3 of launch after that the difficulty went through the roof.
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January 28, 2014, 11:32:05 PM
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Lol, a 15 BTC buy wall just popped up at 0.001 BTC/PMC @ Poloniex
Edit: Aaand, gone again.
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FreePls
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January 28, 2014, 11:49:32 PM |
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Lol, a 15 BTC buy wall just popped up at 0.001 BTC/PMC @ Poloniex
one zero to much  |
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luigi1111
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January 29, 2014, 12:02:56 AM |
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In other news, apparently Poloniex.com has been compromised.
EDIT: It seems to be normal now, and my stuff is back, but I was forced to be logged in as someone else for a while.
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January 29, 2014, 12:11:01 AM |
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In other news, apparently Poloniex.com has been compromised.
EDIT: It seems to be normal now, and my stuff is back, but I was forced to be logged in as someone else for a while.
me too. Now it looks ok ,but scared  |
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kuperis
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January 29, 2014, 12:14:37 AM |
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In other news, apparently Poloniex.com has been compromised.
yes, i had some weird situation.... o was loggen in to my account...clicked to exchange shows me im logged in in to knux(something)hotmail.com and I see there my (not mine) trade history... was selling 1500 MTC from 0.00005 to 0.00011 BTC and there was few orders there was some deposits with BTC in 25,26,27 th something like 0.3/05/10 BTC and few min before i come in to "balances" someone withdraw ~8 BTC and about 800 MTC from that account.. so i dont know there is scam? or someone just was robbed? or error? THAT EXCHANGE IS SHIT !!! DONT use! |
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luigi1111
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January 29, 2014, 12:20:10 AM |
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