Mining the world's first PoW-based NFT by CPU

[KenYou]

[5:50 UTC 9/9/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 200.93MH/s ⬆️+23.37
Active Miners of HacPool: 232 ⬆️+1
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ992:248 ⬆️+92

Miner setup takes less than 10 minutes: http://hacashpool.com/start-mining/
Video Tutorial: https://vimeo.com/449931688

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[KenYou]

[5:10 UTC 9/10/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 174.85MH/s ⬇️-26.08
Active Miners of HacPool: 190 ⬇️-42
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ1041:248 ⬆️+49

Miner setup takes less than 10 minutes: http://hacashpool.com/start-mining/

Video Tutorial: https://vimeo.com/449931688

[KenYou]

[5:20 UTC 9/11/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 26.79MH/s ⬆️+51.94
Active Miners of HacPool: 182 ⬇️-8
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ1089:248 ⬆️+48

Miner setup takes less than 10 minutes: http://hacashpool.com/start-mining/

Video Tutorial: vimeo.com/449931688

[KenYou]

[7:40 UTC 9/12/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 233.73MH/s ⬆️+6.94
Active Miners of HacPool: 186 ⬆️+4
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ1144:248 ⬆️+55

Miner setup takes less than 10 minutes: http://hacashpool.com/start-mining/

Video Tutorial: vimeo.com/449931688

[KenYou]

[8:00 UTC 9/13/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 287.52MH/s ⬆️+53.79
Active Miners of HacPool: 190 ⬆️+4
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ1178:248 ⬆️+34

Miner setup takes less than 10 minutes: http://hacashpool.com/start-mining/
Video Tutorial: https://vimeo.com/449931688

[KenYou]

[5:00 UTC 9/14/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 236.14MH/s ⬇️-51.83
Active Miners of HacPool: 200 ⬆️+10
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ1216:248⬆️+38

Miner setup takes less than 10 minutes: http://hacashpool.com/start-mining/

Video Tutorial: https://vimeo.com/449931688

[KenYou]

My first article about Hacash: https://medium.com/@CryptoKenYou/what-is-hacash-52bcd7b438ea

[KenYou]

I was interested in this coin. Where can I find out more information on how to earn this HAC coin?

https://medium.com/@CryptoKenYou/what-is-hacash-52bcd7b438ea

[KenYou]

[5:00 UTC 9/16/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 240.27MH/s ⬇️-1.69
Active Miners of HacPool: 221 ⬆️+31
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ1249:248 ⬆️+47

Miner setup takes less than 10 minutes: http://hacashpool.com/start-mining/

Video Tutorial: https://vimeo.com/449931688

[KenYou]

HacashPool will increase its mining power September 16th starting at 8am PST. Equals more payout for all miners in the pool.

HacashPool Telegram: https://t.me/HacashPool

[KenYou]

[5:50 UTC 9/17/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 211.44MH/s ⬇️-28.83
Active Miners of HacPool: 228 ⬆️+7
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ691:248

Miner setup takes less than 10 minutes: http://hacashpool.com/start-mining/

Video Tutorial: https://vimeo.com/449931688

[ZeeeN]

how much hashrate for ryzen 5 3600?

[fapar]

how much hashrate for ryzen 5 3600?

That's the speed I get at 2600. I do not know how to interpret it.


Question to KenYou: I still can't figure out what algorithm your coin is based on. On the basis of which miner was your (diamondminer?) created? Are there any settings for this miner? Judging by the .conf they are not... Is there a summary of hashrate for different CPUs?

[KenYou]

[5:15 UTC 9/18/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 165.98MH/s ⬇️-46.46
Active Miners of HacPool: 246 ⬆️+18
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ693:248 ⬆️+2

Miner setup takes less than 10 minutes: http://hacashpool.com/start-mining/

Video Tutorial: https://vimeo.com/449931688

[KenYou]

how much hashrate for ryzen 5 3600?

https://i.imgur.com/fLoo81P.jpg

That's the speed I get at 2600. I do not know how to interpret it.


Question to KenYou: I still can't figure out what algorithm your coin is based on. On the basis of which miner was your (diamondminer?) created? Are there any settings for this miner? Judging by the .conf they are not... Is there a summary of hashrate for different CPUs?

function X16RS_HASH( prevhash_buf, stuff_buf )
{
    function SHA3_256(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) } // suppose
    var hashfuncs = [ // suppose
        function Blake(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function BMW(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Groestl(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Jh(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Keccak(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Skein(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Luffa(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Cubehash(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Shavite(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Simd(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Echo(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Hamsi(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Fugue(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Shabal(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function Whirlpool(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
        function SHA512(a){ return crypto.randomBytes(32) },
    ]
    var hashloopnum = hashfuncs.length
    , stephashs = []
    for(var i=0; i<hashloopnum; i++){
        var funcidx = prevhash_buf.readUInt8(31) % hashloopnum
        // console.log(funcidx)
        prevhash_buf = stuff_buf = hashfuncs[funcidx](stuff_buf)
        stephashs.push(stuff_buf)
        // console.log(stuff_buf.toString('hex'))
        // console.log('----')
    }
    stuff_buf =  Buffer.concat(stephashs, hashloopnum*32)
    return SHA3_256(stuff_buf)
}

And check out the full node on https://hacash.org/

[somedude008]

Something is very odd here. I mined few hours HAC on the (official?) pool "hacashpool".

On the pool, one moment I had over 92 million :240 HAC unconfirmed, but when I came back half an hour later, it had shrunk to 2 million :240 HAC unconfirmed (Nope, it didn't just become comfirmed and consequently vanished from the unconfirmed column).
Where did that amount go?
Also, my Ryzen 2700X has a significantly lower hashrate than my i5-8159U, which is very unlikely, too.

EDIT: The unconfirmed balance seemingly went to "DeservedBalance", which isn't even shown on http://miner.hacashpool.com/. Decreasing balance and not telling where it went probably isn't the best way to attract new miners

Does anyone know in which frequency the pool cashes out to miners?


On another topic, the solo miner seems broken.

example output:

Code:

do mining... block height: 2996, txs: 0, prev: 0000009a713bb11815c88af4203e9943..., difficulty: 3892314048, size: 0.000000kb, time: 09/20 01:02:46
⬤ mining new block height: 2996, txs: 0, hash: 0000001e843b2248315b0e4cc43f617c871c74f107cd9e8cdc7e5ba8809a8b26, coinbase: 1********************** + ㄜ1:248, successfully!

when it's supposed to sync the chain. It doesn't download anything.

[KenYou]

Something is very odd here. I mined few hours HAC on the (official?) pool "hacashpool".

On the pool, one moment I had over 92 million :240 HAC unconfirmed, but when I came back half an hour later, it had shrunk to 2 million :240 HAC unconfirmed (Nope, it didn't just become comfirmed and consequently vanished from the unconfirmed column).
Where did that amount go?
Also, my Ryzen 2700X has a significantly lower hashrate than my i5-8159U, which is very unlikely, too.

EDIT: The unconfirmed balance seemingly went to "DeservedBalance", which isn't even shown on http://miner.hacashpool.com/. Decreasing balance and not telling where it went probably isn't the best way to attract new miners

Does anyone know in which frequency the pool cashes out to miners?


On another topic, the solo miner seems broken.

example output:

Code:

do mining... block height: 2996, txs: 0, prev: 0000009a713bb11815c88af4203e9943..., difficulty: 3892314048, size: 0.000000kb, time: 09/20 01:02:46
⬤ mining new block height: 2996, txs: 0, hash: 0000001e843b2248315b0e4cc43f617c871c74f107cd9e8cdc7e5ba8809a8b26, coinbase: 1********************** + ㄜ1:248, successfully!

when it's supposed to sync the chain. It doesn't download anything.

Question1:
It's not official pool.

Question2:
It depends on how much HAC / how many blocks that miner has mined.

First there's the standard blockchain confirmation, just like Bitcoin. That takes 5 min max.

Then, there's the pool settlement software that handles how and when to pay out miners.

The WP says this: At present, the rules for mining pool settlement and automatic coinage are: every block excavated counts a statistical period, and settles once, and the mined coins are distributed in proportion to all participating computing power in the period. If there are more than 2 reward shares, 10 blocks will be credited into the account in 50 minutes, 0.2 blocks will be credited in 8.3 hours, and 0.02 blocks will be credited in 3.5 days.

The more blocks that you mine the faster your coins will get confirmed and paid out.

Question3:
delete “hacash_mainnet_data”

[KenYou]

[8:20 UTC 9/21/2020]
Total hash power of Hacash: 229.83MH/s
Active Miners of HacPool: 244
HacPool top address has mined $HAC: ㄜ696:248

Miner setup takes less than 10 minutes: http://hacashpool.com/start-mining/
Video Tutorial: https://vimeo.com/449931688

[somedude008]

Question1:
It's not official pool.

Question2:
It depends on how much HAC / how many blocks that miner has mined.

First there's the standard blockchain confirmation, just like Bitcoin. That takes 5 min max.

Then, there's the pool settlement software that handles how and when to pay out miners.

The WP says this: At present, the rules for mining pool settlement and automatic coinage are: every block excavated counts a statistical period, and settles once, and the mined coins are distributed in proportion to all participating computing power in the period. If there are more than 2 reward shares, 10 blocks will be credited into the account in 50 minutes, 0.2 blocks will be credited in 8.3 hours, and 0.02 blocks will be credited in 3.5 days.

The more blocks that you mine the faster your coins will get confirmed and paid out.

Question3:
delete “hacash_mainnet_data”

1) Thanks for that clarification! I found is that the wallet creation page of hacashpool (wallet*hacashpool*com) is NOT secure, but https://wallet.hacash.org/ is. They look almost the same, so watch out! Don't know how that affects the credibility of hacashpool  
2) I got paid, seems like payment is carried out 1x per day by the pool
3) I did, still didn't work on win/linux EDIT: Interestingly, after creating a new wallet address, the block download works. Strange.

[fapar]

Question1:
It's not official pool.

Question2:
It depends on how much HAC / how many blocks that miner has mined.

First there's the standard blockchain confirmation, just like Bitcoin. That takes 5 min max.

Then, there's the pool settlement software that handles how and when to pay out miners.

The WP says this: At present, the rules for mining pool settlement and automatic coinage are: every block excavated counts a statistical period, and settles once, and the mined coins are distributed in proportion to all participating computing power in the period. If there are more than 2 reward shares, 10 blocks will be credited into the account in 50 minutes, 0.2 blocks will be credited in 8.3 hours, and 0.02 blocks will be credited in 3.5 days.

The more blocks that you mine the faster your coins will get confirmed and paid out.

Question3:
delete “hacash_mainnet_data”

1) Thanks for that clarification! I found is that the wallet creation page of hacashpool (wallet*hacashpool*com) is NOT secure, but https://wallet.hacash.org/ is. They look almost the same, so watch out! Don't know how that affects the credibility of hacashpool  
2) I got paid, seems like payment is carried out 1x per day by the pool
3) I did, still didn't work on win/linux EDIT: Interestingly, after creating a new wallet address, the block download works. Strange.

I didn't notice right away and created a wallet on the pool. Now I transferred the coins to my main account - it took about 5 minutes to get into the mempool.
Payments on the pool are made at least twice a day, possibly more.
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