Review on Masari by Phil Mehta

Name: Masari
Item: Masari
Rating: 5

February 17, 2019

Well, at the current speed of 60 blocks in 11 hours, we will eventually reach…

Well, at the current speed of 60 blocks in 11 hours, we will eventually reach the HF block 63500 in one week. The attacker is clearly not someone who wants cheap coins, but someone who wants to wreak havoc. That's the problem with nicehash. It's selling WMDs to monkeys.
i got a pool running but waiting to see how it will process payments ... i only have 400 H/s so waiting to find a block and see ... i will post the result once a block is found and paidi used forknote code and changed the "package. json" as mentioned in the first post
  The quickest way to check is running masarid. exe and you should find it saying "Masari 'Airborne Angelfish' (v0. e6ed8a)" as the version (the hash at the end needs to be this value to make sure you have the updated v0. daemon)
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Pros

This is trying to be an anon coin and you're talking logins with social networks like Facebook, Google or Twitter. I really love the project but I'm thinking that as the dev as the only people it can't be made it's fully potential. You have to ask pool operator if his pool supports payment id transfers. Or you can run a local wallet. download the link on first page for your os. run the daemon then generate address on simplewallet. Dev can also write a simple guide for us newbies. Good luck.

Cons

Correction. After connecting on 7777 the diff gets ramped up like this: 10000H, 20000H, 40000H, 80000H, 100001H. This is where it remains and it is much too high. Maybe nice because low server load. But very inefficient mining. If you are using auto-diff it must be such that shares get submitted every few seconds. At 100001H literally minutes pass without a share getting submitted, then a new round starts and all the work was wasted. Next round eventually the same or with some luck one of those ultra high diff shares is found. Mostly it isn't and the work expires. When connecting on 3333 it starts at 100H, then 200H, 400H, 800H, 1600H, 3200H, 6400H, 12800H, 25600H, 51200H and then goes to the famous 100001H and remains there. It seems this auto-diff is not able to adjust down. It only goes up to the max. I remember that until yesterday this wasn't the case. It went only to 10000H and remained there, which was good for my setup. Mining at 100001H makes no sense. Not with high-end GPUs and even less so with CPUs.