List of Cryptonight (ASIC) coins for olkah.
Posted: Tue Mar 19, 2019 3:30 am
Cryptonight (ASIC) -- listed the following coins using the algorithm Cryptonight (ASIC).
B2Bcoin (B2B)
Balkancoin (BKC)
BeFrank (BFR)
Bitcoal (COAL)
Bold (BOLD)
Bytecoin (BCN)
Crepcoin (CREP)
CROAT Coin (CROAT)
Dero (DERO)
DinastyCoin (DCY)
Electroneum (ETN)
Geem (GEEM)
Geldum (GDM)
Incognito (INC)
Karbo (KRB)
LithiumBit (LBIT)
LuKa (LUK)
Newton (NCP)
Pennykoin (PK)
PluraCoin (PLURA)
Qwertycoin (QWC)
Sumokoin (SUMO)
TycheCash (TYCH)
Video Games (VGC)
X12 Coin (X12)
Xeonbit (XNB)
XsuByte (XSU)
If the ASIC version of cryptonight was released, these are the coins that should be available to mine. Chris would need to check which if any of these coins are being traded by the exchanges that service the pool. Since it would allow ASIC miners and not just CPU/GPU mining, I would assume the hashrate applied would be magnitudes larger than the constantly changing ASIC-resistant algos used by Monero. While Monero might be a very popular coin and might be worth a higher value for sale-trade the very nature of its mining means it will likely generate a lot less hashrate, which means less payout, which equates into less income for the pool.
I do agree with Olkah, adding the original cryptonight algo and advertising that it is up and running would most likely attract a much higher return for the pool. Also with 20+ coins even if one of them forks or jumps algos, the rest would still be there generating profits, unlike Monero when it jumps and takes a week to get fixed to come back up.
B2Bcoin (B2B)
Balkancoin (BKC)
BeFrank (BFR)
Bitcoal (COAL)
Bold (BOLD)
Bytecoin (BCN)
Crepcoin (CREP)
CROAT Coin (CROAT)
Dero (DERO)
DinastyCoin (DCY)
Electroneum (ETN)
Geem (GEEM)
Geldum (GDM)
Incognito (INC)
Karbo (KRB)
LithiumBit (LBIT)
LuKa (LUK)
Newton (NCP)
Pennykoin (PK)
PluraCoin (PLURA)
Qwertycoin (QWC)
Sumokoin (SUMO)
TycheCash (TYCH)
Video Games (VGC)
X12 Coin (X12)
Xeonbit (XNB)
XsuByte (XSU)
If the ASIC version of cryptonight was released, these are the coins that should be available to mine. Chris would need to check which if any of these coins are being traded by the exchanges that service the pool. Since it would allow ASIC miners and not just CPU/GPU mining, I would assume the hashrate applied would be magnitudes larger than the constantly changing ASIC-resistant algos used by Monero. While Monero might be a very popular coin and might be worth a higher value for sale-trade the very nature of its mining means it will likely generate a lot less hashrate, which means less payout, which equates into less income for the pool.
I do agree with Olkah, adding the original cryptonight algo and advertising that it is up and running would most likely attract a much higher return for the pool. Also with 20+ coins even if one of them forks or jumps algos, the rest would still be there generating profits, unlike Monero when it jumps and takes a week to get fixed to come back up.