[ANN][XMY] Myriad | Multi-Algo, Fair, Secure

[GrinZ]

MYR added to cryptoguru.tk 
http://cryptoguru.tk/index.php?Currency=MYR

[jwinterm]

New version of myrminer GUI for yescrypt mining on Windows. This version includes a conf file that will store your settings (pool, address, and # of threads) when you restart the program, and also an Esperanto version by request of a community member.

English version here:
https://github.com/jwinterm/myrminer/releases/download/0.2/myrminer_v02.zip

Esperanto version here:
https://github.com/jwinterm/myrminer/releases/download/0.2/myrminer_esperanto_v02.zip

[AlehandroTheGreat]

MYR 1 day macd show big green cadles on polo 
I think I am buying in

[erkan]

Hello to all,

a new ]yescrypt pool for CPU miners is open!

We are currently in BETA phase for mining MyriadCoin (which mines also Unitus coin at same time).


The pool has NO FEES.

Instructions how to connect your CPU miner at bottom of that page:
  e.g. ./cpuminer -a yescrypt -o stratum+tcp://37.120.171.80:5534 -u YOUR_MYRIAD_ADDRESS -t YOUR_CPU_AMOUNT


You are also welcome to join us also in freenode irc: ##myriadcoin-mining (1).

See you,
Erkan

[jwinterm]

Hello to all,

a new ]yescrypt pool for CPU miners is open!

We are currently in BETA phase for mining MyriadCoin (which mines also Unitus coin at same time).


The pool has NO FEES.

Instructions how to connect your CPU miner at bottom of that page:
  e.g. ./cpuminer -a yescrypt -o stratum+tcp://37.120.171.80:5534 -u YOUR_MYRIAD_ADDRESS -t YOUR_CPU_AMOUNT


You are also welcome to join us also in freenode irc: ##myriadcoin-mining (1).

See you,
Erkan

I'm mining here now. Everything working smoothly so far. Still need to get UIS payout setup, but nice to have some public pools that merge mine UIS

[carlo_0000]

there is something i don't understand myr is only pow right no pos ?

because is have sometime a mined transaction ,i don't know where it come from

i m mining on a pool , no local mining

and anyway if local mining block are 500 right ?    so mined  transaction of 2.76420882  is not possible

29734d16ab0c41eeeaa7ff947ffd1d0e35e6a522f3367b44f3dc2466800290a5

[erkan]

@jwinterm thanks for your support :-)

Here is the situation of the pool after announcements:

    http://imgur.com/a/SMAtG

The hashrate and generated blocks have increased about 2x-3x, read more at:

    https://www.reddit.com/r/myriadcoin/comments/524h0g/new_pool_mine_myriadcoins_and_unitus_coins_with/d7i7pcx

Hello to all,

a new ]yescrypt pool for CPU miners is open!

We are currently in BETA phase for mining MyriadCoin (which mines also Unitus coin at same time).


The pool has NO FEES.

Instructions how to connect your CPU miner at bottom of that page:
  e.g. ./cpuminer -a yescrypt -o stratum+tcp://37.120.171.80:5534 -u YOUR_MYRIAD_ADDRESS -t YOUR_CPU_AMOUNT


You are also welcome to join us also in freenode irc: ##myriadcoin-mining (1).

See you,
Erkan

I'm mining here now. Everything working smoothly so far. Still need to get UIS payout setup, but nice to have some public pools that merge mine UIS

[wingless]

Which of these algorithms have a low enough difficulty allowing you to do solo mine with your cpu? Or is it pretty much impossible to do that?

[jwinterm]

Which of these algorithms have a low enough difficulty allowing you to do solo mine with your cpu? Or is it pretty much impossible to do that?

No, you can still solomine yescrypt with CPU. You'll probably get 0.25-3 blocks per day depending on your CPU. Yescrypt network hashrate atm is ~0.7 Mh/s, if your CPU cranks out ~1 kH/s you'll get 1 out of every 700 blocks, which would be a block every couple days.

[MyriadAngel]

Latest tip thread - https://redd.it/525hw5

[wingless]

Which of these algorithms have a low enough difficulty allowing you to do solo mine with your cpu? Or is it pretty much impossible to do that?

No, you can still solomine yescrypt with CPU. You'll probably get 0.25-3 blocks per day depending on your CPU. Yescrypt network hashrate atm is ~0.7 Mh/s, if your CPU cranks out ~1 kH/s you'll get 1 out of every 700 blocks, which would be a block every couple days.

Thanks for your help! I just downloaded the wallet and set up the yescrypt miner. I made a .bat file for solo mining. How can I tell that it's actually working and that I haven't made some kind of mistake in the .bat file?

[jwinterm]

Which of these algorithms have a low enough difficulty allowing you to do solo mine with your cpu? Or is it pretty much impossible to do that?

No, you can still solomine yescrypt with CPU. You'll probably get 0.25-3 blocks per day depending on your CPU. Yescrypt network hashrate atm is ~0.7 Mh/s, if your CPU cranks out ~1 kH/s you'll get 1 out of every 700 blocks, which would be a block every couple days.

Thanks for your help! I just downloaded the wallet and set up the yescrypt miner. I made a .bat file for solo mining. How can I tell that it's actually working and that I haven't made some kind of mistake in the .bat file?

Umm, you should have algo=yescrypt in your myriadcoin.con file I think, and if your miner is connecting then you should probably be good...

[wingless]

I don't think ccminer is connected to my wallet. I keep on getting this error: HTTP Request Failed: connection refused json_rpc_call failed.

Here is my wallet conf:

listen=1
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pas
server=1
P2P port:10888
RPC port:10889
listen=1
maxconnections=32
server=1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.23
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=*
addnode=85.195.118.163
algo=yescrypt
daemon=1

Does anyone know what could be wrong?

Edit# how can I tell that my wallet is listening on port 10889?

[Fuzzbawls]

I don't think ccminer is connected to my wallet. I keep on getting this error: HTTP Request Failed: connection refused json_rpc_call failed.

Here is my wallet conf:

listen=1
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pas
server=1
P2P port:10888
RPC port:10889
listen=1
maxconnections=32
server=1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.23
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=*
addnode=85.195.118.163
algo=yescrypt
daemon=1

Does anyone know what could be wrong?

Edit# how can I tell that my wallet is listening on port 10889?

Invalid IP wildcard notation:

Code:

rpcallowip=*

remove that line or fix it using valid wildcard notation (the '*' wildcard character has been depreciated and is no longer valid, only subnet mask notions are valid now).


Invalid port/rpcport formatting:

Code:

P2P port:10888
RPC port:10889

Should read as follows:

Code:

port=10888
rpcport=10889

You also have listen and server listed twice for some reason. Basically what is happening is that the client is trying to parse your config file but is reaching invalid lines and discarding everything that follows the first invalid line.

[wingless]

I made the changes you specified, but unfortunately, I still get the "connection is refused" error message.

This is my .bat file for cc miner:
cpuminer-athlon64-64.exe -t 4 -o 192.168.1.23:10889 -O user:pas
pause

Is there anything else I can do to fix this?

EDIT:

I just realized that after making those changes to the wallet .conf, I get a different error message that reads:
HTTP request failed: The requested URL returned error 404

When I go into the browser and type in the local ip and port I get the following error:
{"result":null,"error":{"code":-32700,"message":"Parse error"},"id":null}

Hope this means I'm getting closer to fixing this.

[jwinterm]

I made the changes you specified, but unfortunately, I still get the "connection is refused" error message.

This is my .bat file for cc miner:
cpuminer-athlon64-64.exe -t 4 -o 192.168.1.23:10889 -O user:pas
pause

Is there anything else I can do to fix this?

EDIT:

I just realized that after making those changes to the wallet .conf, I get a different error message that reads:
HTTP request failed: The requested URL returned error 404

When I go into the browser and type in the local ip and port I get the following error:
{"result":null,"error":{"code":-32700,"message":"Parse error"},"id":null}

Hope this means I'm getting closer to fixing this.

Here is my conf file with user/pw starred out from before qubit got k-lined:

Code:

rpcuser=***
rpcpassword=***
server=1
rpcport=50554
algo=qubit
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcconnect=127.0.0.1

and I don't even think it needs rpcallowip or rpcconnect, pretty sure localhost is always ok.

To check if the wallet is listening properly on the port, if you have cygwin or msys installed you can do something like this with curl:

Code:

curl --data-binary '{"jsonrpc":"1.0","id":"curltext","method":"getinfo","params":[]}' -H 'content-type:text/plain;' http://username:pw@127.0.0.1:50554

[wingless]

Thanks for posting your .conf file. I tried the same configuration and got the same error message. When I first start the cc miner I get the message "no payout address specified, switching to getwork.

Does that have anything to do with this?

[jwinterm]

Thanks for posting your .conf file. I tried the same configuration and got the same error message. When I first start the cc miner I get the message "no payout address specified, switching to getwork.

Does that have anything to do with this?

Yes, possibly. I would mine by running a local p2pool node. The wallet doesn't support getwork anymore (modernish bitcoin-based codebases don't support it, only getblocktemplate), I don't think, so you can't solomine with a lot of cg/sg/ccminer builds. You either need to find a miner that supports getblocktemplate, or run stratum proxy or something like a pool (p2pool) that can act as an intermediary to provide your miner with getwork.

[wingless]

Thanks for all of your help, I really appreciate it. I think I have one more question and then I should be good. Would you happen to have directions on how to set up a p2pool node specific for this coin? I just googled for directions but they all seem to be for different coins....not this one.

I'm running on windows and have no idea how to compile on here lol

[jwinterm]

Thanks for all of your help, I really appreciate it. I think I have one more question and then I should be good. Would you happen to have directions on how to set up a p2pool node specific for this coin? I just googled for directions but they all seem to be for different coins....not this one.

I'm running on windows and have no idea how to compile on here lol

I wrote this one for myr/uis qubit https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1121974.msg12323394#msg12323394 , should be adaptable. There's a few yescrypt p2pools running now, so it should be doable. Erkan_Yilmaz on freenode irc channel ##myriadcoin has one running, so if you get stuck maybe pop on there, or post here and I'll point him this way...