[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency

[Call_Me_Bambi]

Monero is a bright future coin

 Monero (XMR) is an open-source cryptocurrency created in April 2014 that focuses
 
 A user needs client software, a so-called wallet, to interact with the Monero network. The Monero Project produces the reference implementation of a Monero wallet and there are also third party implementations of Monero clients exist such as Monerujo which also make it possible to use Monero on Android.

The quality of these bot posts is getting a lot higher, is there a 'dating' bot on the market yet? In a few years talking with a bot could easily be more satisfying than talking to a human, just turn off the nagging feature and I'm in love.

What will happen soon will be Bitcointalk bots that will start to converse with each other and that's going to a whole lotta fun to watch

[JKDK]

Hello i have mined a little monero and got my first payout from nanopool. I use mymonero.com as wallet

But i cannot see the monero in my wallet. It is confirmed on nanopool. What can be wrong i have waited 6 hours

https://xmrchain.net/tx/b77762d6ed8a84d18661b14eac15fa1d9856b19f41623ba86da933d9ab2fde1f
Decode output working also fine and i can see it

Please contact MyMonero's support (support[at]mymonero[dot]com).

I already done that but no response

[visdude]

Does Gooey 0.12.0.0 have subaddresses already. If so, is there any write-up/literature/guide somewhere?

[Hueristic]

Small tweak, hashrates kept the same. SUMO made a bigger change, here the hashrates of many cards dropped, my GTX 1060 3GB by about 10%

why can't asics (current) not handle it?

Because once you've made an ASIC, it's pretty difficult to open it up and start moving things around

There's nothing stopping anybody adding these changes into the next batch of ASICs, other than time and the fact that it'd be useless again in a few months with the next PoW change.

I understand that a chip cannot be changed after fabbed but I also understand that certain things can be emulated in software. Therefore I would like to know the exact change that a designer would have to add or go around to hash this new algo. Do you see my question now? I tend to think out of the box.

The "certain thing that you would have to emulate in software" is something the asic can't do.  So you're back to square one.  I don't see it.

An FPGA or any circuit/emulation can make a call to the asic chip. Think of the ASIC as an Extension on a CPU like AES-NI. See what I'm getting at?

[Millionero]

An FPGA or any circuit/emulation can make a call to the asic chip. Think of the ASIC as an Extension on a CPU like AES-NI. See what I'm getting at?

I stand corrected.

[dEBRUYNE]

Does Gooey 0.12.0.0 have subaddresses already. If so, is there any write-up/literature/guide somewhere?

Yes, subaddresses are readily available in GUI v0.12. You can create a new subaddress on the receive page. A detailed write-up about subaddresses is MRL-0006: An Efficient Implementation of Monero Subaddresses:

https://lab.getmonero.org/pubs/MRL-0006.pdf

[smooth]

Small tweak, hashrates kept the same. SUMO made a bigger change, here the hashrates of many cards dropped, my GTX 1060 3GB by about 10%

why can't asics (current) not handle it?

Because once you've made an ASIC, it's pretty difficult to open it up and start moving things around

There's nothing stopping anybody adding these changes into the next batch of ASICs, other than time and the fact that it'd be useless again in a few months with the next PoW change.

I understand that a chip cannot be changed after fabbed but I also understand that certain things can be emulated in software. Therefore I would like to know the exact change that a designer would have to add or go around to hash this new algo. Do you see my question now? I tend to think out of the box.

Well, look at the code. There is no plain english write up AFAIk, but it is open source after all.

The innermost loop is changed which is probably what you would want to burn into hardware directly for maximum efficiency, especially if you had no reason to expect such a change to be made.

Going forward there is more risk that ASICs may be built in a more flexible manner.

[visdude]

Does Gooey 0.12.0.0 have subaddresses already. If so, is there any write-up/literature/guide somewhere?

Yes, subaddresses are readily available in GUI v0.12. You can create a new subaddress on the receive page. A detailed write-up about subaddresses is MRL-0006: An Efficient Implementation of Monero Subaddresses:

https://lab.getmonero.org/pubs/MRL-0006.pdf

Thanks!

[vortexz]

Monero can be integrated to Shopify and accept payments in xmr crypto currencies .

[Globee07]

Hello Guys!

Which miner softwares have already been updated to support the new fork? and which one would you recommend for cpu mining? I have been using XMR CGPU before (that was giving the best results) but it's not updated yet :/

[e-coinomist]

Hope someone in here can help with this...

I am running several Dell R815 servers to mine Monero.

I have installed UBUNTU Linux 16.04 on these machines.

I have XMR-STAK running no problem at all -- works great... get ~2kH per system.

BUT I have not been able to successfully get XMR-STAK or any program, for that matter, to startup with the OS.

There is a GUI section in UBUNTU that you can add Startup programs... or so it says... but it doesn't work.

Not going to lie -- I am a Linux NOOB and these systems are my first foray into Linux.

Take a look inside /etc/init.d/ for examples of processes launching at boot time. Copy and modify some that contains "sudo" for running the miner as some reserved user. "man renice" might come handy if you want to change the process's priority, as in foreground vs. background tasks.

[Bigger By The Day]

 Green Candles ! Tim Draper very bullish on Bitcoin and predicts 250k
monero ?    bear  market  over now

[visdude]

Hello Guys!

Which miner softwares have already been updated to support the new fork? and which one would you recommend for cpu mining? I have been using XMR CGPU before (that was giving the best results) but it's not updated yet :/

Pools usually have links to recommended miners on their respective site.  As always, different hardware/rig/HW config reacts differently with a particular miner. Hence, testing and tweaking them is a must if you care about squeezing out performance and that sort of stuff.

[Globee07]

Hello Guys!

Which miner softwares have already been updated to support the new fork? and which one would you recommend for cpu mining? I have been using XMR CGPU before (that was giving the best results) but it's not updated yet :/

Pools usually have links to recommended miners on their respective site.  As always, different hardware/rig/HW config reacts differently with a particular miner. Hence, testing and tweaking them is a must if you care about squeezing out performance and that sort of stuff.

Went with XMR Stak, works fine, hashrates are the same, as I was able to use my previously config files

[SQ1]

Is anyone else having issues downloading a wallet? I've tried the win and linux versions and keep getting network errors when I try to download

[Hueristic]

Well, look at the code. There is no plain english write up AFAIk, but it is open source after all.

The innermost loop is changed which is probably what you would want to burn into hardware directly for maximum efficiency, especially if you had no reason to expect such a change to be made.

Going forward there is more risk that ASICs may be built in a more flexible manner.

I wish I still had that ability to read the code but I like most of the people interested in this project have to rely on the Devs answers to our questions if something is not clear to us. Yes I'm sure in the future the asic design will become more flexible, for instanceI would have designed the chips to be removable for easy swapping, IMO that was a foolish design flaw, sockets are cheap. Sometimes engineers do not see the trees for the woods or is that supposed to be the other way around?

[MATHReX]

Is anyone else having issues downloading a wallet? I've tried the win and linux versions and keep getting network errors when I try to download

The blockchain sync takes loads of time. I tried using an official wallet but ended up with a light version connected to a remote node where I can control the seed and keys of my wallet.
(Using cake wallet for iOS)

[Apprentice]

hashrate and diff seems to be stabilizing.

[Auponef]

Hello Guys!

Which miner softwares have already been updated to support the new fork? and which one would you recommend for cpu mining? I have been using XMR CGPU before (that was giving the best results) but it's not updated yet :/

Pools usually have links to recommended miners on their respective site.  As always, different hardware/rig/HW config reacts differently with a particular miner. Hence, testing and tweaking them is a must if you care about squeezing out performance and that sort of stuff.

Went with XMR Stak, works fine, hashrates are the same, as I was able to use my previously config files

Have you tried Claymore? What is the speed difference?

[dEBRUYNE]

Is anyone else having issues downloading a wallet? I've tried the win and linux versions and keep getting network errors when I try to download

Have you tried the alternative download links on Github?

https://github.com/monero-project/monero-gui/releases/tag/v0.12.0.0