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

[Korlua]

I'm short XMR as 80$, hope it dump 

[ArticMine]

Crosspost.

The  0.11.0.0 Helium Hydra GUI for GNU/Linux, 64bit and 32bit, Microsoft Windows 64bit and Mac OS X 64bit are now available for download. https://getmonero.org/downloads/

Correction: The binaries on the above page are still 0.10.3.1. Please  download from https://getmonero.org/2017/09/07/monero-0.11.0.0-released.html

[dEBRUYNE]

Crosspost.

The  0.11.0.0 Helium Hydra GUI for GNU/Linux, 64bit and 32bit, Microsoft Windows 64bit and Mac OS X 64bit are now available for download. https://getmonero.org/downloads/

Correction: The binaries on the above page are still 0.10.3.1. Please  download from https://getmonero.org/2017/09/07/monero-0.11.0.0-released.html

Just FYI, the GUI binaries are not finalized yet. Also, the correct CLI binaries (v0.11.0.0) can be found here:

https://getmonero.org/2017/09/07/monero-0.11.0.0-released.html

[Hueristic]

I'm short XMR as 80$, hope it dump 

Sorry but monero will never see $80 again. But it is very low right now so it may be a good time to cut and open a long.

[Metros]

In the past days it's really not worthy to mine Monero, any one have better suggestion?

[bigtee]

In the past days it's really not worthy to mine Monero, any one have better suggestion?

It's still one of the most profitable coins for me to mine, but I've definitely seen my daily earnings decrease. With the slight dip in XMR price, I do expect the network hashrate to fall back to where it was for the last ~2 weeks.

Assuming you are mining XMR with GPUs, other good GPU alternatives are ETH, ZCASH, sometimes LBRY - or depending on the price any coins that implement the same mining algorithms as the ones I list. https://whattomine.com is your friend.

[morningman]

How does the new XMR compare to Spectrecoin (XSPEC)?

[DStefanov]

Crosspost.

The  0.11.0.0 Helium Hydra GUI for GNU/Linux, 64bit and 32bit, Microsoft Windows 64bit and Mac OS X 64bit are now available for download. https://getmonero.org/downloads/

Correction: The binaries on the above page are still 0.10.3.1. Please  download from https://getmonero.org/2017/09/07/monero-0.11.0.0-released.html

Just FYI, the GUI binaries are not finalized yet. Also, the correct CLI binaries (v0.11.0.0) can be found here:

https://getmonero.org/2017/09/07/monero-0.11.0.0-released.html

GUI binaries v0.11.0.0 when? I hope before 15 September 2017!

[dEBRUYNE]

Crosspost.

The  0.11.0.0 Helium Hydra GUI for GNU/Linux, 64bit and 32bit, Microsoft Windows 64bit and Mac OS X 64bit are now available for download. https://getmonero.org/downloads/

Correction: The binaries on the above page are still 0.10.3.1. Please  download from https://getmonero.org/2017/09/07/monero-0.11.0.0-released.html

Just FYI, the GUI binaries are not finalized yet. Also, the correct CLI binaries (v0.11.0.0) can be found here:

https://getmonero.org/2017/09/07/monero-0.11.0.0-released.html

GUI binaries v0.11.0.0 when? I hope before 15 September 2017!

Should be out soon. Fluffypony is busy finalizing them.

[c789]

How does the new XMR compare to Spectrecoin (XSPEC)?

Spectrecoin has a rich list, which means anyone can see an address's balance and transactions: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/xspec/#!rich

That's not private at all. For comparison, see Monero's Rich List: http://moneroblocks.info/richlist

[ifyousmell]

the new release of the wallet is called Helium Hydra, is this a pure coincidence? since there is another project comming called Helium, also has function of sending coins anonymously

[jwinterm]

the new release of the wallet is called Helium Hydra, is this a pure coincidence? since there is another project comming called Helium, also has function of sending coins anonymously

The Monero naming scheme was decided to go in order of elements more than a year ago with release of Hydrogen Hydra (?). They went out of order for Wolfram Warptangent to honor a contributor that passed away. Now getting back on track with Helium, next release will be Lithium (Leviathan?).

[explorer]

the new release of the wallet is called Helium Hydra, is this a pure coincidence? since there is another project comming called Helium, also has function of sending coins anonymously

The Monero naming scheme was decided to go in order of elements more than a year ago with release of Hydrogen Hydra (?). They went out of order for Wolfram Warptangent to honor a contributor that passed away. Now getting back on track with Helium, next release will be Lithium (Leviathan?).

Hydrogen Helix  iirc ?

[billaue]

Re-post from announcement thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2163270

SUMO EASY MINER - v0.1 BETA 1.3

This is probably the world's most easy and intuitive CPU miner created by Sumokoin dev team. The miner is mainly for those who want to start mining Sumokoin (SUMO), yet you can freely use it to mine any cryptonote-based cryptocurrencies like Monero (XMR), Aeon (AEON), Boolberry (BBR), DigitalNote (XDN) etc by just adding new pools.

The miner includes almost all features you may dream about for a mining software like changing number of threads (i.e. CPU cores used), CPU priority, pool info/config on the fly. It can save status and restart from the point you left when quitting and not to mention nice real-time graphs incorporated into an extremely intuitive GUI.


Downloads:

- Windows 7/8/10 (x64):

Download link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pjvf1vhvx6v278u/SumoEasyMiner-v0.1-b1.3-w64install.exe?dl=0
Checksum (SHA-256): 5a53eb3989dadd7abfa6d153c50f829ecfe02d79dc0fa560f980af9833449e0b

- Mac OS X:

Download link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7i41teql5sv7dz3/SumoEasyMiner-v0.1-b1.3.dmg?dl=0
Checksum (SHA-256): e7f7252f86893c38698feb8dbc548ca0715372b0f5b34c0c3804fa4288c82d7a

- Ubuntu Desktop (16.04, 17.04):

Download link: TBU
Checksum (SHA-256):

- Source code: Github link (coming soon)



F.A.Q.

1. Why did your team create a miner while there are many others already out there?

- Sumo Easy Miner is created for everyday people who want to start mining Sumokoin (SUMO) and other cryptonote-based cryptocurrencies like Monero (XMR), Aeon (AEON), Boolberry (BBR), DigitalNote (XDN) etc. without any hassle. The team found a number of GUI miners out there but all of them are either not user-friendly enough or not open enough in our opinion.


2. How good the miner in comparison to popular command-line CPU miners?

- In hashing speed, it's comparable to the famous Cpuminer client but slower than Stak (xmr-stak-cpu). However, Sumo Easy Miner can hardly freeze or crash your computer if you don't try to overuse it. We can say that it's very stable though only a beta software.


3. What is the best setup to fully utilize the miner?

- Because you can change number of mining threads and CPU priority on the fly, you can easily find the best setup for your own machine. Sometimes, selecting all cores for mining may not result in the best performance especially when CPU HyperThreading is enabled. If you want to use computer for other jobs along with mining, "Idle" priority would be your best friend.


4. Does the miner work with GPU?

- No. It's a pure CPU miner. We think that GPUs require advanced programming and are too diversified to support properly in a simple, easy-to-use GUI software so no plans for supporting them (yet)


5. How can I remove default Sumokoin pool?

- Default pool is not removable, yet you can always hide it like any other pool.



Do you have any problem or suggestion, please contact dev team at contact@sumokoin.org or join Telegram for community support at https://t.me/joinchat/F8RH2kPmFCnA-igHBKSCAA

Thank you!!!

[garytheasshole]

Re-post from announcement thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2163270

SUMO EASY MINER - v0.1 BETA 1.3

This is probably the world's most easy and intuitive CPU miner created by Sumokoin dev team. The miner is mainly for those who want to start mining Sumokoin (SUMO), yet you can freely use it to mine any cryptonote-based cryptocurrencies like Monero (XMR), Aeon (AEON), Boolberry (BBR), DigitalNote (XDN) etc by just adding new pools.

The miner includes almost all features you may dream about for a mining software like changing number of threads (i.e. CPU cores used), CPU priority, pool info/config on the fly. It can save status and restart from the point you left when quitting and not to mention nice real-time graphs incorporated into an extremely intuitive GUI.


Downloads:

- Windows 7/8/10 (x64):

Download link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/pjvf1vhvx6v278u/SumoEasyMiner-v0.1-b1.3-w64install.exe?dl=0
Checksum (SHA-256): 5a53eb3989dadd7abfa6d153c50f829ecfe02d79dc0fa560f980af9833449e0b

- Mac OS X:

Download link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7i41teql5sv7dz3/SumoEasyMiner-v0.1-b1.3.dmg?dl=0
Checksum (SHA-256): e7f7252f86893c38698feb8dbc548ca0715372b0f5b34c0c3804fa4288c82d7a

- Ubuntu Desktop (16.04, 17.04):

Download link: TBU
Checksum (SHA-256):

- Source code: Github link (coming soon)



F.A.Q.

1. Why did your team create a miner while there are many others already out there?

- Sumo Easy Miner is created for everyday people who want to start mining Sumokoin (SUMO) and other cryptonote-based cryptocurrencies like Monero (XMR), Aeon (AEON), Boolberry (BBR), DigitalNote (XDN) etc. without any hassle. The team found a number of GUI miners out there but all of them are either not user-friendly enough or not open enough in our opinion.


2. How good the miner in comparison to popular command-line CPU miners?

- In hashing speed, it's comparable to the famous Cpuminer client but slower than Stak (xmr-stak-cpu). However, Sumo Easy Miner can hardly freeze or crash your computer if you don't try to overuse it. We can say that it's very stable though only a beta software.


3. What is the best setup to fully utilize the miner?

- Because you can change number of mining threads and CPU priority on the fly, you can easily find the best setup for your own machine. Sometimes, selecting all cores for mining may not result in the best performance especially when CPU HyperThreading is enabled. If you want to use computer for other jobs along with mining, "Idle" priority would be your best friend.


4. Does the miner work with GPU?

- No. It's a pure CPU miner. We think that GPUs require advanced programming and are too diversified to support properly in a simple, easy-to-use GUI software so no plans for supporting them (yet)


5. How can I remove default Sumokoin pool?

- Default pool is not removable, yet you can always hide it like any other pool.



Do you have any problem or suggestion, please contact dev team at contact@sumokoin.org or join Telegram for community support at https://t.me/joinchat/F8RH2kPmFCnA-igHBKSCAA

Thank you!!!

Github sources coming soon? GTFO you piece of shit botnet herder.

[aidit45@gmail.com]

I really like this coin, the first time I found it samapai today the price is quite stable and in mine this coin was quite difficult, hopefully could be an alternative coin in the future

[pönde]

I just downloaded The Linux 64-bit CLI from getmonero.org But I got the old version.
monero-linux-x64-v0.10.3.1.tar.bz2

Few minutes later I downloaded again and then I got the latest version.
monero-linux-x64-v0.11.0.0.tar.bz2

How could that happen?

I actually noticed I had got the old version when I was doing the sha256sum check.

Was there just few minutes ago going some maintenance on the getmonero.org so the files some way mixed or what happenened?

[garytheasshole]

I just downloaded The Linux 64-bit CLI from getmonero.org But I got the old version.
monero-linux-x64-v0.10.3.1.tar.bz2

Few minutes later I downloaded again and then I got the latest version.
monero-linux-x64-v0.11.0.0.tar.bz2

How could that happen?

I actually noticed I had got the old version when I was doing the sha256sum check.

Was there just few minutes ago going some maintenance on the getmonero.org so the files some way mixed or what happenened?

Or it could be your browser's cache.

[dEBRUYNE]

I just downloaded The Linux 64-bit CLI from getmonero.org But I got the old version.
monero-linux-x64-v0.10.3.1.tar.bz2

Few minutes later I downloaded again and then I got the latest version.
monero-linux-x64-v0.11.0.0.tar.bz2

How could that happen?

I actually noticed I had got the old version when I was doing the sha256sum check.

Was there just few minutes ago going some maintenance on the getmonero.org so the files some way mixed or what happenened?

Fluffypony was busy fixing the links, which probably explains your observation.

[profitgenerator212]

This hardware proposal looks cool, why are people not interested?

https://forum.getmonero.org/7/open-tasks/88149/dedicated-monero-hardware-wallet


I think having a secure hardware wallet is pretty much needed for every crypto. Yet people in the comments there don't like the idea. I wonder why?