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  1. https://discord.gg/ftyTFKQ
  2.  
  3. -------------------------------------------------------
  4. :sparkling_heart: **Welcome to the ZettelKasten Discord** :sparkling_heart:
  5. -------------------------------------------------------
  6.  
  7. ---------------------------------------
  8. **### DISCORD CHANNELS: ###**
  9. ---------------------------------------
  10.  
  11. - INFOS
  12. #announcements - News about the discord or the coin itself!
  13. #faq - You are here, welcome! If you have questions, you might find the answers in here!
  14.  
  15. - COMMUNITY
  16. #general - General discussions and a good place to chat it up.
  17. #mining - That qt so cute, right ? You can talk about how cute it is and how to mine with it over there. UwU
  18. #help - If you need assistance on anything, feel free to ask!
  19. #welcome - The bot is welcoming you, welcome!
  20.  
  21. - TRADING
  22. *At your own risk, preferably use an escrow (double check if that is not someone impersonating someone else) and avoid paypal like the plague.*
  23. #trading-discussion - Discussions about pricing, market, exchanges [...]
  24. #wtb - Want to Buy only.
  25. #wts - Want to Sell only.
  26. #ask-for-escrow - To make the trade happen with an escrow, post the offer you're interested in with @ the person that has that offer and @Third-Party Escrow
  27.  
  28. - WORLDWIDE
  29. #china-δΈ­εœ‹
  30.  
  31. .
  32.  
  33. -------------------------------------------------
  34. **### ZETTELKASTEN INFOS, LINKS ###**
  35. -------------------------------------------------
  36.  
  37. - **Bitcointalk** ANN:
  38. <https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3207356.0>
  39.  
  40. - **Github**:
  41. <https://github.com/zettel-kasten/zettelkasten>
  42.  
  43. - **Wallet**:
  44. Windows - Qt Wallet: <http://zettelkasten.org/zettelkasten-qt.zip> (32 bits)
  45. MacOS - Qt Wallet: <https://www.zettelkasten.org/ZettelKasten-Qt.dmg>
  46. Linux - (Qt + Daemon): <http://zettelkasten.org/zettelkasten-linux-64.tar.gz> (64 bits)
  47. Linux - Daemon: <http://zettelkasten.org/zettelkastend.7z> (32 bits)
  48.  
  49. - **Algorithm current iteration**: BurgerHash - (SpreadDoubleKetchup)
  50. - **Algorithm next iteration**: BurgerHash - (SpreadDoubleKetchupPrimeGradeABeef)
  51. *(Double Keccak-512 followed by Spread's pool-prevention mechanism)
  52. New algorithm iteration forked every 100k blocks*
  53.  
  54. - **Maximum Supply**: 30 000 000 ZETTEL
  55. (30 million)
  56.  
  57. - **Blocktime**: 1 minute
  58.  
  59. - **Block Reward**: 10 ZETTEL
  60. Smoothly halved every 4 years
  61.  
  62. - **Port**: 51339
  63. - **RPC-Port**: 51338
  64.  
  65. - **Blockexplorer** -*Thanks to Balych on BCT* :
  66. <http://zettel.dashnetwork.info/>
  67.  
  68. - **HowTO Guide on Linux** *Original - Thanks to @chipah#8995* :
  69. <https://pastebin.com/s6C8vZ6y>
  70.  
  71. - **HowTO Guides** / revamped - WIP:
  72.  
  73. - Ubuntu 16.04 Subsystem under Windows 10:
  74. <https://pastebin.com/uCiZ6wew>
  75.  
  76. - ZettelKasten Compilation Guide Ubuntu 16.04
  77. <https://pastebin.com/vBPY4yKb>
  78.  
  79. - ZettelKasten Compilation Guide Ubuntu 18.04
  80. <https://pastebin.com/qKvU5Zhd>
  81.  
  82. - ZettelKasten Mining Guide for Linux
  83. <https://pastebin.com/P6jDsWAr>
  84.  
  85. - ZettelKasten FullNode Guide
  86. <https://pastebin.com/1Zse955T>
  87.  
  88. .
  89.  
  90. -------------------
  91. **## MINERS ##**
  92. -------------------
  93.  
  94. - **CPU Miner**
  95. *Currently everything is inside the wallet, you're downloading it, letting it sync.
  96. And by going to the `Mining` tab, you'll be able to click on `Start mining`, it will then start to solo mine.
  97.  
  98. A block per day or every 2 days seems pretty common depending on the network hashrate, patience is key.
  99. In the same tab, you should see the average time for you to get a block.*
  100.  
  101. - **GPU Miner**
  102.  
  103. *If you feel like developing a GPU miner, you can do it but beware that the algorithm's iteration will be forked every 100k blocks.
  104. The current BurgerHash - **(SpreadDoubleKetchup)** will be forked to BurgerHash - **(SpreadDoubleKetchupPrimeGradeABeef)** at exactly blockheight 100000
  105. (wallet updates will be released around 20k blocks before each fork)
  106. For more info on the matter, see:
  107. <https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3207356.msg34181233#msg34181233>
  108. <https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3207356.msg36047045#msg36047045>
  109. <https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3207356.msg36763608#msg36763608>
  110. <https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3207356.msg36767056#msg36767056>
  111. <https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3207356.msg36771965#msg36771965>*
  112.  
  113. .
  114.  
  115. -----------------
  116. **## POOLS ##**
  117. -----------------
  118.  
  119. *Same has SpreadCoin, ZettelKasten forked the **pool prevention mechanism**, read more about it over here:
  120. <http://spreadcoin.info/downloads/SpreadCoin-WhitePaper.pdf>*
  121.  
  122. -----------------------
  123. **## SOLO MINE ##**
  124. -----------------------
  125.  
  126. *It's currently plug and play and doesn't need for you to do anything else than clicking "Start Mining" into the "Mining" tab.
  127. It will create a new address every time you find a block, nothing wrong with it but if you rather solomine everything to a single address, here's how:*
  128.  
  129. - Inside the ZettelKaster-qt wallet:
  130.  
  131. **1.** `Receive` tab, click `New Address` and give it a name, for example "SoloMiningAddress" and press `Ok`, right click on it and `Copy Address`
  132. **2.** Go to `Tools` -> `Debug Console`, inside the `Console` tab, enter:
  133. ```dumpprivkey Paste_The_Address_In_There```
  134. *It will give you the private key for that Address, don't share it, anyone with your private key can spend your funds, be very careful with it.*
  135.  
  136. **3.** Edit the file (by creating it if it doesn't exist): `%appdata%\ZettelKasten\zettelkasten.conf` and paste this:
  137. ```rpcuser=someuserany
  138. rpcpassword=anysomepassword
  139. daemon=1
  140. server=1
  141. gen=1
  142. genproclimit=-1
  143. miningprivkey=Paste_Your_Private_Key_In_There```
  144. **4.** Relaunch the qt and it should mine to the same address for each block it found, do this for every rigs if you want them to mine to the same address too.
  145.  
  146. .
  147.  
  148. ------------------------------------
  149. **## CPUS BY HASHRATES ##**
  150. ------------------------------------
  151.  
  152. *Can varies depending on which OS it's running on: linux, windows or mac.
  153. Linux seems to overall have better hashrates
  154. And even better hashrates when compiled directly from source:*
  155. - compilation on windows with 16.04 subsystem: <https://pastebin.com/uCiZ6wew>
  156. - compilation on 16.04: <https://pastebin.com/vBPY4yKb>
  157. - compilation on 18.04: <https://pastebin.com/qKvU5Zhd>
  158. *Still figuring which packages are necessary and which are not to compile on 18.04, please let us know how it went.*
  159.  
  160. .
  161.  
  162. - **Released After 2010**:
  163.  
  164. AMD Ryzen 2700X (8 cores / 16 threads) 4.0GHz: linux (mint 18.3) / compiled = `2.4 Mh/s` *from @SpinningTruth#5736*
  165.  
  166. AMD Ryzen 1700x (8 cores / 16 threads): linux (ubuntu 16.04) / compiled = `2 Mh/s` *from @mst100#9680*
  167. AMD Ryzen 1700 (8 cores / 16 threads): linux / compiled = `1.4 Mh/s` *from @Adorid (hashpool.eu)#1293*
  168. *AMD Ryzen 1700 (8 cores / 16 threads): linux / precompiled = `325 Kh/s`*
  169.  
  170. Intel i7 8700 (6 cores / 12 threads): linux = `436 Kh/s`
  171. *Intel i7 8700 (6 cores / 12 threads): windows = `240 Kh/s`*
  172.  
  173. Intel Xeon x5690 (6 cores / 12 threads) - on 11 threads = `410 Kh/s`
  174.  
  175. AMD Ryzen 1700x (8 cores / 16 threads): linux = `365 Kh/s`
  176. *AMD Ryzen 1700x (8 cores / 16 threads): windows = `285 Kh/s`*
  177.  
  178. Intel Xeon X5650 (6 cores / 12 threads) - on 11 threads = `363 Kh/s`
  179.  
  180. Intel i7 4770k (4 cores / 8 threads) OC'd to 4.7 GHz: linux = `335 Kh/s`
  181. *Intel i7 4770k (4 cores / 8 threads) OC'd to 4.7 GHz: windows = `160+ Kh/s`*
  182.  
  183. AMD Ryzen 1800x (8 cores / 16 threads) = `261 Kh/s`
  184.  
  185. Intel i5 4570k (4 cores / 4 threads): linux subsystem for windows 10 (ubuntu 16.04) / compiled = `250 Kh/s`
  186. *Intel i5 4570k (4 cores / 4 threads): linux = `150 Kh/s`*
  187. *Intel i5 4570k (4 cores / 4 threads): windows = `120 Kh/s`*
  188.  
  189. Intel i7 6700k (4 cores / 8 threads): linux = `160 Kh/s`
  190. *Intel i7 6700k (4 cores / 8 threads): windows = `140 Kh/s`*
  191.  
  192. Intel i5 4670k (4 cores / 4 threads): OC'd to 4.4GHz = `155 Kh/s`
  193.  
  194. .
  195.  
  196. - **Released After 2010 and below 150 Kh/s**:
  197.  
  198. Intel i7 3610QM (4 cores / 8 threads): Ubuntu 16.04 WSL under Win 10 = `150 Kh/s`
  199.  
  200. Intel i7 7700K (4 cores / 8 threads) - on 7 threads = `145kh/s`
  201.  
  202. Intel i7 3930k (6 cores / 12 threads) = `144 Kh/s`
  203.  
  204. Intel i7 4770k (4 cores / 8 threads) = `124 Kh/s`
  205.  
  206. Intel i5 3570k (4 cores / 4 threads) = `120 Kh/s`
  207.  
  208. Intel i5 4300M (2 cores / 4 threads): Ubuntu 16.04 WSL under Win 10 = `115 Kh/s`
  209. Intel i7 6700u (4 Cores / 8 threads): Ubuntu 16.04 WSL under Win 10 = `115 Kh/s`
  210.  
  211. Intel i3 4170 (2 cores / 4 threads): linux 16.04 = `112 Kh/s`
  212.  
  213. Intel i7 4790K (4 cores / 8 threads) - on 7 threads = `110 Kh/s`
  214.  
  215. Intel i5 6500 (4 cores / 4 threads) - on 3 threads: windows 10 = `90kh/s`
  216. Intel i5 6440HQ (4 cores / 4 threads) = `90 Kh/s`
  217.  
  218. Intel i3 2120 (2 cores / 4 threads): 16.04 WSL under Win 10 = `85 Kh/s`
  219.  
  220. Intel Celeron G1840 (2 cores / 2 threads): linux (16.04) = `82 Kh/s`
  221.  
  222. Intel Pentium G4600 (2 cores / 4 threads) - on 3 threads = `65 Kh/s`
  223.  
  224. Intel Xeon L5630 (4 cores / 8 threads): windows 10 = `60 Kh/s`
  225.  
  226. Intel Celeron G3900 (2 cores / 2 threads) = `45 Kh/s`
  227.  
  228. Intel i7 Q 720 on laptop (4 cores / 8 threads) = `34 Kh/s`
  229.  
  230. Intel i5 4310u (2 cores / 4 threads) OC'd to 2.6 GHz: windows 10 = `27 Kh/s`
  231.  
  232. Intel Pentium G3260 (2 cores / 2 threads) - on 1 thread = `25 Kh/s`
  233. Intel Pentium G3440T (2 cores / 2 threads) - on 1 thread = `25 Kh/s`
  234. Intel Celeron G3630 (2 cores / 2 threads) - on 1 thread = `25 Kh/s`
  235.  
  236. .
  237.  
  238. - **Released Before 2010**:
  239.  
  240. AMD Phenom II x4 965 (64bits - 4 cores / 4 threads): linux (ubuntu 18.04) / Compiled = `133 Kh/s`
  241. AMD Phenom II x4 965 (64bits - 4 cores / 4 threads): Ubuntu 16.04 WSL under Win 10 / compiled = `133 Kh/s`
  242. *AMD Phenom II x4 965 (64bits - 4 cores / 4 threads): linux (ubuntu 18.04) / precompiled = `127 Kh/s`*
  243. *AMD Phenom II x4 965 (64bits - 4 cores / 4 threads): windows 10 = `84 Kh/s`*
  244.  
  245. Intel Q8200 (64bits - 4 Cores / 4 Threads) - External CPUMiner = `112 Kh/s`
  246. *Intel Q8200 (64bits - 4 cores / 4 threads) - Built In Wallet Miner = `108 Kh/s`*
  247.  
  248. Intel Q6600 (64bits - 4 cores / 4 threads) = `99 Kh/s`
  249.  
  250. Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 (64bits - 2 cores / 2 threads): linux (ubuntu 16.04-server) / compiled = `48 Kh/s`
  251. *Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 (64bits - 2 cores / 2 threads): windows 7 = `31 Kh/s`*
  252.  
  253. Intel Pentium T2080 on Laptop (32bits - 2 cores / 2 threads): linux (ubuntu 16.04-server) / compiled = `20 Kh/s`
  254. *Intel Pentium T2080 on Laptop (32bits - 2 cores / 2 threads): windows 10 = `17 Kh/s`*
  255.  
  256. AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (64bits - 1 core / 1 thread): linux (ubuntu 16.04-server) / compiled = `19 Kh/s`
  257. *AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (64bits - 1 core / 1 thread): windows 7 = `12 Kh/s`*
  258.  
  259. .
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