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Author Topic: [ANN][XMY] Myriad | Multi-Algo, Fair, Secure  (Read 849877 times)
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April 24, 2014, 12:09:56 PM
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Where do you guys see this coin heading? Can it or will ever hit $1?

Too much coins for that price. Something around 0.01 is possible...maybe Smiley

It already hit 0.01$ for a brief period when on Poloniex in the early stage of the coin it reached aprox. 1800 sats ( BTC price was higher than when it hit aprox 1600-1700 on Mintpal)...so think big because it hit that without anything compared to what is instored and worked upon in the present. Back then we were under 10 people in the IRC channel and and this thread had around 20 posts, people were still figuring out how to mine the different algos...
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April 24, 2014, 12:22:32 PM
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Where do you guys see this coin heading? Can it or will ever hit $1?

Too much coins for that price. Something around 0.01 is possible...maybe Smiley

It already hit 0.01$ for a brief period when on Poloniex in the early stage of the coin it reached aprox. 1800 sats ( BTC price was higher than when it hit aprox 1600-1700 on Mintpal)...so think big because it hit that without anything compared to what is instored and worked upon in the present. Back then we were under 10 people in the IRC channel and and this thread had around 20 posts, people were still figuring out how to mine the different algos...

Yes, some coins only once hit big mark, and strumble down and never come back. I think that is not ever near the limit of how high MYR can/should go. But we shall see Smiley
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April 24, 2014, 01:23:45 PM
Last edit: April 24, 2014, 01:51:56 PM by dannyboy
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Hi all,

I've written a bash script that automatically screen scrapes the GPU algo profitabilities from the block explorer and then switches my mining rig to the most profitable one.  I got tired of doing it manually so with this script in a cron job I never miss switching algos in a timely manner Smiley  I added a line to remove qubit from the running as I don't have a miner built for it at the moment.

Code:
#!/bin/bash

# setup mining commands
export GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS=1
export GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=100
scryptminer="SCRYPT MINER COMMAND INCLUDING OPTIONS"
groestlminer="GROESTL MINER COMMAND INCLUDING OPTIONS"
skeinminer="SKEIN MINER COMMAND INCLUDING OPTIONS"

# get block explorer and save profitability of GPU algos to file (rounding to whole numbers)
curl -s http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/ | grep "Coins/Scrypt MH:" | sed 's/^.*Coins\/Scrypt MH:<br> //' | sed 's/\..*$//' > /tmp/profit.txt

# extract profitability into array
s=$(</tmp/profit.txt)
set -- $s
echo "Scrypt:  $1"
echo "Groestl: $2"
echo "Skein:   $3"
echo "Qubit:   $4"

# this line sets qubit to 0 so we never mine it (comment out if you want to start mining this algo)
set -- "${@:1:3}" "0"

echo "Adjusted profits $@"

# search for max profit
count=0
max=0
winner=0
for n in "$@" ; do
    count=$[count + 1]
    if [ $n -gt $max ]
    then
        max=$n
        winner=$count
    fi
done

# now we know which algo is winning, switch to mining it
case "$winner" in
    1) echo "Switching to Scrypt"
       killall cgminer
       killall sgminer
       sleep 3
       /usr/bin/screen -d -m -S miner $scryptminer &
       ;;
    2) echo "Switching to Groestl"
       killall cgminer
       killall sgminer
       sleep 3
       /usr/bin/screen -d -m -S miner $groestlminer &
       ;;
    3) echo "Switching to Skein"
       killall cgminer
       killall sgminer
       sleep 3
       /usr/bin/screen -d -m -S miner $skeinminer &
       ;;
    4) echo "Switching to Qubit"
       ;;
esac

Just put the above code into an file called /usr/local/bin/profit, edit the appropriate lines to add your actual miner commands and run the following (to make it executable):

Code:
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/profit

... and then put the following in your crontab to run it hourly:

Code:
0 * * * *	/usr/local/bin/profit

Enjoy!

Dan

PS:  MYR donations are always welcome MVHD6wGng6WHse1dPtTJRyMbe2KVwvkmG2

PPS:  I should add that there are various refinements that could be made to this but it works well enough for me for the time being.  For example, it could use a proper locking mechanism and process number tracking to prevent having to kill the miner each time it runs.  The "killall" lines are a bit hacky TBH - they just kill all processes that look like miners (ie: in my case cgminer and sgminer).  Much better to track the current miner by its process ID and do a targetted killing Wink
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April 24, 2014, 01:58:34 PM
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Hi all,

I've written a bash script that automatically screen scrapes the GPU algo profitabilities from the block explorer and then switches my mining rig to the most profitable one.  I got tired of doing it manually so with this script in a cron job I never miss switching algos in a timely manner Smiley  I added a line to remove qubit from the running as I don't have a miner built for it at the moment.

Code:
#!/bin/bash

# setup mining commands
export GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS=1
export GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=100
scryptminer="SCRYPT MINER COMMAND INCLUDING OPTIONS"
groestlminer="GROESTL MINER COMMAND INCLUDING OPTIONS"
skeinminer="SKEIN MINER COMMAND INCLUDING OPTIONS"

# get block explorer and save profitability of GPU algos to file (rounding to whole numbers)
curl -s http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/ | grep "Coins/Scrypt MH:" | sed 's/^.*Coins\/Scrypt MH:<br> //' | sed 's/\..*$//' > /tmp/profit.txt

# extract profitability into array
s=$(</tmp/profit.txt)
set -- $s
echo "Scrypt:  $1"
echo "Groestl: $2"
echo "Skein:   $3"
echo "Qubit:   $4"

# this line sets qubit to 0 so we never mine it (comment out if you want to start mining this algo)
set -- "${@:1:3}" "0"

echo "Adjusted profits $@"

# search for max profit
count=0
max=0
winner=0
for n in "$@" ; do
    count=$[count + 1]
    if [ $n -gt $max ]
    then
        max=$n
        winner=$count
    fi
done

# now we know which algo is winning, switch to mining it
case "$winner" in
    1) echo "Switching to Scrypt"
       killall cgminer
       killall sgminer
       sleep 3
       /usr/bin/screen -d -m -S miner $scryptminer &
       ;;
    2) echo "Switching to Groestl"
       killall cgminer
       killall sgminer
       sleep 3
       /usr/bin/screen -d -m -S miner $groestlminer &
       ;;
    3) echo "Switching to Skein"
       killall cgminer
       killall sgminer
       sleep 3
       /usr/bin/screen -d -m -S miner $skeinminer &
       ;;
    4) echo "Switching to Qubit"
       ;;
esac

Just put the above code into an file called /usr/local/bin/profit, edit the appropriate lines to add your actual miner commands and run the following (to make it executable):

Code:
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/profit

... and then put the following in your crontab to run it hourly:

Code:
0 * * * *	/usr/local/bin/profit

Enjoy!

Dan

PS:  MYR donations are always welcome MVHD6wGng6WHse1dPtTJRyMbe2KVwvkmG2

PPS:  I should add that there are various refinements that could be made to this but it works well enough for me for the time being.  For example, it could use a proper locking mechanism and process number tracking to prevent having to kill the miner each time it runs.  The "killall" lines are a bit hacky TBH - they just kill all processes that look like miners (ie: in my case cgminer and sgminer).  Much better to track the current miner by its process ID and do a targetted killing Wink

Using http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/ instead of the wallet getmininginfo output is just insane..
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April 24, 2014, 02:03:58 PM
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Using http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/ instead of the wallet getmininginfo output is just insane..

Not insane, just lazy Wink  getmininginfo give me the difficulties, but some kind soul on the block explorer has done the maths to give "Coins/Scrypt MH" which is a really nice number for comparing the algos.  I'd have to do the extra maths in my script to work out which one was most profitable... which I can do... but scraping the data from the block explorer was one line of code.
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April 24, 2014, 02:15:50 PM
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... also using getmininginfo would require running a wallet on my mining rig (or using RPC to connect to one) which further complicates things.  That said, it would probably be an improvement to use getmininginfo, so if someone wants to send me the maths to get from the difficulties of the various algos to "Coins/Scrypt MH" then I'll update my script and post a new version using that.
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April 24, 2014, 02:26:32 PM
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Is there any news about this coin, seems like it's been a while we have nothing new?
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April 24, 2014, 02:28:20 PM
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Charts here: http://crypto-prices.com/MYR

Donate BTC: 1NRG17fYCNcfQvQHC3G9TUAowNKsM4oTWA
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April 24, 2014, 04:04:54 PM
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Hi all,

I've written a bash script that automatically screen scrapes the GPU algo profitabilities from the block explorer and then switches my mining rig to the most profitable one.  I got tired of doing it manually so with this script in a cron job I never miss switching algos in a timely manner Smiley  I added a line to remove qubit from the running as I don't have a miner built for it at the moment.

Code:
#!/bin/bash

# setup mining commands
export GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS=1
export GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT=100
scryptminer="SCRYPT MINER COMMAND INCLUDING OPTIONS"
groestlminer="GROESTL MINER COMMAND INCLUDING OPTIONS"
skeinminer="SKEIN MINER COMMAND INCLUDING OPTIONS"

# get block explorer and save profitability of GPU algos to file (rounding to whole numbers)
curl -s http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com/ | grep "Coins/Scrypt MH:" | sed 's/^.*Coins\/Scrypt MH:<br> //' | sed 's/\..*$//' > /tmp/profit.txt

# extract profitability into array
s=$(</tmp/profit.txt)
set -- $s
echo "Scrypt:  $1"
echo "Groestl: $2"
echo "Skein:   $3"
echo "Qubit:   $4"

# this line sets qubit to 0 so we never mine it (comment out if you want to start mining this algo)
set -- "${@:1:3}" "0"

echo "Adjusted profits $@"

# search for max profit
count=0
max=0
winner=0
for n in "$@" ; do
    count=$[count + 1]
    if [ $n -gt $max ]
    then
        max=$n
        winner=$count
    fi
done

# now we know which algo is winning, switch to mining it
case "$winner" in
    1) echo "Switching to Scrypt"
       killall cgminer
       killall sgminer
       sleep 3
       /usr/bin/screen -d -m -S miner $scryptminer &
       ;;
    2) echo "Switching to Groestl"
       killall cgminer
       killall sgminer
       sleep 3
       /usr/bin/screen -d -m -S miner $groestlminer &
       ;;
    3) echo "Switching to Skein"
       killall cgminer
       killall sgminer
       sleep 3
       /usr/bin/screen -d -m -S miner $skeinminer &
       ;;
    4) echo "Switching to Qubit"
       ;;
esac

Just put the above code into an file called /usr/local/bin/profit, edit the appropriate lines to add your actual miner commands and run the following (to make it executable):

Code:
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/profit

... and then put the following in your crontab to run it hourly:

Code:
0 * * * *	/usr/local/bin/profit

Enjoy!

Dan

PS:  MYR donations are always welcome MVHD6wGng6WHse1dPtTJRyMbe2KVwvkmG2

PPS:  I should add that there are various refinements that could be made to this but it works well enough for me for the time being.  For example, it could use a proper locking mechanism and process number tracking to prevent having to kill the miner each time it runs.  The "killall" lines are a bit hacky TBH - they just kill all processes that look like miners (ie: in my case cgminer and sgminer).  Much better to track the current miner by its process ID and do a targetted killing Wink

for your leasure I can up a special php code that prints only the needed numbers in a page thus eliminating any mysql or load related delays. just pm me and tell me what data you want me to ouput.

nope
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April 24, 2014, 04:10:15 PM
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April 24, 2014, 04:23:00 PM
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Do you get the same performance whichever algo you pick to mine?

I have R9 280x's and I want to know which Algo i should mine with them for best results?

For instance, I know that SHA3 takes 500w less on my rigs than Scrypt, but will it earn the same amount of coins?

Let me know, as I need to turn my rigs to this ASAP Smiley

Go MYR Smiley

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April 24, 2014, 05:06:14 PM
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Do you get the same performance whichever algo you pick to mine?

I have R9 280x's and I want to know which Algo i should mine with them for best results?

For instance, I know that SHA3 takes 500w less on my rigs than Scrypt, but will it earn the same amount of coins?

Let me know, as I need to turn my rigs to this ASAP Smiley

Go MYR Smiley



You can see here http://myriad.theblockexplorer.com the coins per mh/s for each algo. It's always jumping around which one gives the most coins. I personally just mine skein. It's low on energy, stable and i can mine in my own pool Smiley

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April 24, 2014, 05:26:57 PM
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$1 price means a 500x increase, so no.

Once this coin catches on, and the price of bitcoin recovers, I'd say $1 coins are fairly likely.
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April 24, 2014, 05:44:57 PM
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... also using getmininginfo would require running a wallet on my mining rig (or using RPC to connect to one) which further complicates things.  That said, it would probably be an improvement to use getmininginfo, so if someone wants to send me the maths to get from the difficulties of the various algos to "Coins/Scrypt MH" then I'll update my script and post a new version using that.

it should be in a config file because 290/290x mines differently than 280x (faster skein, slower groestl for the same scrypt mhash/s)

I made a php script that does the same thing for windows:
https://bitbucket.org/iopq/automatic-algo-switcher-for-myriadcoin/

I scape the difficulties from the JSON api and my config file has the settings for an R9 290
if you want to do it from the wallet and run the wallet I suggest you use the same approach, I have scrypt disabled because it takes too much power

what you might want to also do is scrape the price info, let the user specify the power usage of each algo (and $/watt), and calculate the most profitable algo based on current price and selling immediately after mining
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April 24, 2014, 07:38:40 PM
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No buy support @0.00000364 ?? sad.
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April 24, 2014, 07:40:17 PM
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No buy support @0.00000364 ?? sad.

It's bad investment Angry
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April 24, 2014, 07:46:27 PM
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Good moment to buy back in...  Cool
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April 24, 2014, 07:48:44 PM
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Where are the kids promoting Brazil and that junkie Bryce ...
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April 24, 2014, 07:50:47 PM
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Good moment to buy back in...  Cool

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April 24, 2014, 08:17:00 PM
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Ok Smiley

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