The next step is  Wolf's AMD GPU miner.

does your old processors have AES-NI support , that is required for wolf's miner.

my guess, it's better than a bank, it's favouring hodling, it's unique & and has lovely squirrels who collecting all the year

Where have I herd of HODL before... where was it....

oh yeah, supernet and james lee.

and there is a working version of the miner from wolf0?
for Windows

I downloaded the Windows 64 binaries from Cryptomining-blog and they worked fine on my i7-3770. Testing the performance now vs. the old miner on Suprnova.

I have Wolf0's AES merged into cpuminer-opt and am running the first test.
The locally reported hashrate issue seems to persist but is constant. I'm not
sure why it's happening, it's only with hodl.

First impression is about a 10% increase over the non-aes version. If testing goes well
cpuminer-opt v3.1.10 will be released later today with support for hodl on CPUs with,
and without AES_NI, as well as all the other optimized algos supported by cpuminer-opt.

cpuminer-opt v3.1.10 is available for download with support for HOdl.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0lVSGQYLJIZckxmTS1aRWQ5OEU/view?usp=sharing

cpuminer-opt is a multi-algo CPU miner optimized for SSE2 and AES_NI and currently
supports over 25 algos. Follow the link in my sig for details.

It is only available as source and can be compiled in Linux. I hope to someday have a
Windows version available.

Thanks to the original developpers of hodleminer and Wolf0 for his AES_NI optimisations.

I dunno, BUT

If I were thinking of something to set a bounty for, why not set one for a block explorer that gives stats on locked amount of coins? I mean, this is all on the blockchain, couldn't you graph emission and what not pretty accurately into the future? Am I stupid here? (not been drinking I swear)

How to mine this coin? i downloaded a cpu miner from cryptocureency-blog but it got error.