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Title: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: Ketesnuko on May 12, 2022, 11:11:44 AM
I want miners opinion about PoW altcoins and non PoW altcoins, do you think that Proof of work projects are more reliable than other projects that people raised money for? Which is more likely to fail than the other? It seems IEO and ICO projects die faster than mineable coins, the only PoW coins that failed are bad from the beginning (shitcoins) what do you say.


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: Pendrak on May 12, 2022, 12:54:54 PM
I want miners opinion about PoW altcoins and non PoW altcoins, do you think that Proof of work projects are more reliable than other projects that people raised money for? Which is more likely to fail than the other? It seems IEO and ICO projects die faster than mineable coins, the only PoW coins that failed are bad from the beginning (shitcoins) what do you say.


You can't make bitcoin from the air... how much equipment you need to make a bitcoin? how much you need to make a luna? :D

To the moooooon


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: JayDDee on May 12, 2022, 03:19:34 PM
I say you're preaching to the choir. This is a mining forum so people here are interested in POW mining.
Ask this question in an ICO or POS or NFT forum and you'll get different opinions.


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: Bitcoin_Arena on May 12, 2022, 11:43:10 PM
The answer is already in your post, so I am wondering why you are even versing the two.

Just look at the current market dump and tell me the shitcoins that are taking the hardest hit

You can make bitcoin from the air... how much equipment you need to make a bitcoin? how much you need to make a luna? :D

To the moooooon
yep, made lots of Bitcoins out of a thin air this week shorting by Luna  ;D





Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: wheelz1200 on May 16, 2022, 11:34:58 PM
I want miners opinion about PoW altcoins and non PoW altcoins, do you think that Proof of work projects are more reliable than other projects that people raised money for? Which is more likely to fail than the other? It seems IEO and ICO projects die faster than mineable coins, the only PoW coins that failed are bad from the beginning (shitcoins) what do you say.

PoW is at least "fairly spread".  I know it requires hardware which limits people's ability to mine but tokens and ICOs IEOs or whatever else when you just give people bitcoin or eth to buy the token it breeds scamming.  Those tokens are created in minutes, promoted like hell then drop the project and move to the next.  Are there decent ones out there?  Maybe but nah no thanks.


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: Metroid on May 17, 2022, 12:06:59 AM
I'm going to put it as simple as possible, PoW coins = legit, value from something, Non Pow coins = scam, value from nothing, 99.9% of non pow coins are scam.


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: philipma1957 on May 17, 2022, 12:52:29 AM
I'm going to put it as simple as possible, PoW coins = legit, value from something, Non Pow coins = scam, value from nothing, 99.9% of non pow coins are scam.

POS = piece of shit


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: Z390 on May 18, 2022, 02:56:18 PM
I'm going to put it as simple as possible, PoW coins = legit, value from something, Non Pow coins = scam, value from nothing, 99.9% of non pow coins are scam.

POS = piece of shit
Valid point 😂

I tend to keep PoW coins more than other because they easily depend on Bitcoin, if Bitcoin is doing fine Ravencoin and Xec will do fine too, I have studied especially that Ravencoin, any little recovery from BTC this coin will also readjust in value too.


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: philipma1957 on May 18, 2022, 08:54:26 PM
POS are basically a junk bond based on imagination. Also most pos have no real regulations.


I rather have a junk bond based on a company.  Ie in 1997 K-Mart issued 13% junk bonds.
Those bonds were honored basically because a real company with real regulations existed.
Also in the 1990's the biggest seller of guns in the USA was K-mart.

Honestly the biggest pos = USDT ,USDC ,BNB, XRP, BUSD

they are 3,4,5,6,7 and add to 74+52+47+20+18= 211bill

BTC+ETH add to 553+236=789 bill

so pow is winning 789 to 211

if eth switches

it turns to

553 to 447 pow to pos. top 7 coins

I see a fundamental alteration  if this happens and I think it means a crash for eth maybe the greatest crash ever.


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: hub_cat on May 18, 2022, 09:28:20 PM
OP asked if they're reliable projects.  Well which ever PoW you mine, it generates heat. If it generates heat between 80-90 degrees in a room you can germinate seeds fast and effectively. In result you can create transplanter blocks for local farmers while supporting a network mining blocks.
https://i.cbc.ca/1.4470377.1514925001!/fileImage/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/original_1180/myera-group-greenhouse-ws.jpg
Sources:
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/bitcoin-mining-greenhouse-fish-farm-1.4470295
or
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/canadian-city-becomes-first-world-heated-bitcoin-mining
https://www.bctechnology.com/companies/MintGreen-Blockchain-Innovation-Corp.cfm


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: FP91G on May 19, 2022, 04:02:23 PM
I want miners opinion about PoW altcoins and non PoW altcoins, do you think that Proof of work projects are more reliable than other projects that people raised money for? Which is more likely to fail than the other? It seems IEO and ICO projects die faster than mineable coins, the only PoW coins that failed are bad from the beginning (shitcoins) what do you say.
I don't know a single miner who will tell you that the POS algorithm is great. But mining is not becoming a home business, but a business for companies. This increases the centralization of mining and the cessation of small miners.


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: batsonxl on May 19, 2022, 05:42:32 PM
POS is centralized and can be controlled by some people but in other hand POW cant be controlled you cant print new coin from thin air.
Bitcoin or other any coin in POW is Decentralized, miners everyone on the world can join network which is perfect idea ever and these work cost gear electricity time.


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: OgNasty on May 19, 2022, 07:37:01 PM
I want miners opinion about PoW altcoins and non PoW altcoins, do you think that Proof of work projects are more reliable than other projects that people raised money for? Which is more likely to fail than the other? It seems IEO and ICO projects die faster than mineable coins, the only PoW coins that failed are bad from the beginning (shitcoins) what do you say.

Proof of Work is obviously superior.  Not just from a security standpoint, but also from a distribution standpoint.  It's also easier to see if there's real life support behind the coin, or just some rich people who spent some money and now want to get free coins forever from new entrants. 

That being said, there are times when Bitcoin level security isn't necessary and a smaller carbon footprint would be appreciated.  Also, once coins have had their initial distribution, PoW does lose one of it's talking points (fair distribution).  So I can see why there is a market for PoS chains, but they're obviously not as good as PoW, which is why they have other advantages like a smaller carbon footprint.


Title: Re: PoW coins vs Non Pow coins
Post by: diffract on May 20, 2022, 05:46:08 AM
I want miners opinion about PoW altcoins and non PoW altcoins, do you think that Proof of work projects are more reliable than other projects that people raised money for? Which is more likely to fail than the other? It seems IEO and ICO projects die faster than mineable coins, the only PoW coins that failed are bad from the beginning (shitcoins) what do you say.
I don't know a single miner who will tell you that the POS algorithm is great. But mining is not becoming a home business, but a business for companies. This increases the centralization of mining and the cessation of small miners.

The solution is to mine asic-resistant coins like raven, flux, raptoreum. Unfortunately mining those is not as profitable as eth right now