Lyra2z finished?I am watching it.

RVN difficulty had been in these ranges for quite some time except that a week or two it dropped drastically and now catching up back to normal diffs.

A new update is posted about a very simple hardware mod to extend the life of your VCU1525 Dev Kit board:

http://zetheron.com/index.php/hardware-modifications/

Eric

I am very interested about fgpa , I believe that Will be the future is of mining.
Aniway I knowed that was aivable only miner for few algo not very common. News about It?

FPGA's taking over hashrate on DNR and then dumping daily is a bit cheesey, I agree. Proof of Stake being used against Proof of Work was an interesting way to slow that down. I can think of some ways the FPGA's could have used their massive mine of DNR to their advantage, but they didn't. What's being closed source anyways? Here's Denarius Github https://github.com/carsenk/denarius

Except POS/POW hybrid coins can ramp up the Proof of Stake percentage within 1 week. I am not against FPGA's in any way and can see this being just like bitcoin and scrypt asics. Only good will come from these.

lol I thought about this about a year ago, thanks to whoever made this true    Will try to get some FPGAs to program if they are not extremely expensive

October group purchase, next year's arrival ~ ~ unless we can make up 1000 pieces of ~ ~ ~

@whitefire990

that is great news. would you be willing to share the tentative prices? PM is fine too. could i join the group order? would be nice to just do that rather than reinvent the wheel. any min max limits into one set of hands?

It takes quite a lot of work to transition a bitstream from private use to public use (with dev fee and anti-piracy).  Since my original post May 1, the crypto-landscape changed dramatically.  Luxcoin forked away from Phi1612, making Phi1612 useless.  Baikal began mining Keccak with X10 ASICs, making Keccak non-profitable (and also Digital Cruncher released Keccak for the FPGA as well).  The few coins on Skunkhash collapsed, making it so that Skunkhash can only support 2-3 FPGA's at the moment.  The network hash rate on Tribus went up 4x (and also Digital Cruncher released Tribus first),  so what this all meant is that it was better to focus on high-profit coins for public release rather than package-up old bitstreams that are useless.  0xToken is available now, and I am releasing another algorithm on August 11, and four more in early September.  I am no longer going to announce which algorithms will be launched, since it was my original announcement of Phi1612 that was a major factor in LUXcoin forking (in hindsight I should have just launched the bitstream without ever announcing it first).

I hope that clarifies things.  If you still want Tribus and Keccak, you can download them Digital Cruncher's github.  Phi1612 and Skunkhash are available on Sprocket's github, although it isn't really worth installing them.