Yes. The device DOES need specific code written by those who made the device.
You should ask them for the support, not here, since they picked CGMiner's source and modified it to work on their hardware.

Nada de novo. É sazonal. Houve alturas em que era entre 5ª e 6ª feira, há alturas que é antes de festividades.
As pessoas pensam: tenho ali dinheiro empatado, preciso dele e desatam a liquidar.
Outras vendem em puro pânico de tão novatas que são, só porque viram descer um pouco.
O que há a reter é se se trata de uma correcção com suporte para quebrar o anterior suporte nos 17k ou se ainda vai descer mais um pouco no longo prazo.
Pessoalmente, dava-me jeito que descesse mais antes de voltar ao topo.
Mas depende apenas dos "não crentes" quererem liquidar ou não o "investimento" que fizeram.
E basta olhar para o gráfico com olhos de ver, desde o inicio. Não basta ver os últimos dias ou os últimos meses.
De resto o maior problema deste tópico é insistirem em considerar o BTC como moeda e não perceberem que no estado actual se trata apenas de reserva de valor até hoje inviolada.
E o segundo problema é cada vez que aparece uma altcoin haver alguém que vem dizer que o BTC não é seguro e a qualquercoisacoin é melhor.
É como perguntar o que é melhor: uma porta ou uma fechadura?
Fechadura digital com reconhecimento de retina, voz e impressões digitais ou a velha chave de metal?
Na primeira, não faz sentido a pergunta. Mas fazem-na à mesma.
Na segunda... ambas são falíveis com um maior ou menor grau de dificuldade. Mas por alguma razão as fechaduras continuam a ter uma chave de metal, mesmo as digitais xpto.
Que há espaço para criar algo realmente inovador que permita pagamentos digitais em tempo real? Há, pois claro, tem sido o santo graal mundial desde a rede unicre ao paypal.
Usando o modelo descentralizado de qualquer "coin"? Talvez, mas não com nenhuma das actuais porque no fim, todas vão ter os mesmos problemas técnicos das outras.
A velocidade de umas é obtida cortando caminhos e isso é precisamente o que as torna "inseguras" quando comparado com um Multibanco, por exemplo.
Daí que este tipo de discussão não faça qualquer sentido e daí que seja cansativo todas as semanas haver um tópico num fórum de Bitcoin sobre a qualquercoisacoin.
Além do mais, o pessoal parece esquecer-se que as qualquercoisacoin só apareceram porque havia pessoal que descobriu as criptomoedas demasiado tarde para poder comprar baratinho e então resolveu criar a sua alternativa com as suas regras para poderem ganhar alguma coisa do hype. Como um tal de "cesc" que já vinha com 40% pré-minado e que com o esforço dos outros ia pagar a dívida nacional (do seu criador, claro).

That's right. Trimegistus is right in many aspects.
But the "fight the power" attitude doesn't help here. "The power" does whatever they want unfortunately, as I've seen in many real life examples around me (some of which I've shared above).
People easily get in trouble with the Tax Services because of misinformation, some of it provided by the people behind the counter.
And when you consult them, would you please be kind to share their enlightenment on the subject?
I guess everybody would benefit from that knowledge, even to "fight the power" later
But mind you, lawyers cost money. I'd ask the one I know but I'd feel bad asking her to study and search the law, having trouble with the subject and not paying her.
And please, everybody take note on this:
- Mining is not taxed (yet...)
- But also not "licensed"...
- The problem isn't mining or trading taxation.
- The problem is the extra money taxation - and this is legislated: even succession or donations are unfortunately taxed.
- I don't defend rushing to the Tax Services saying "hey! I made 10k on mining, I want to pay you guys!"
- I defend we have to be prepared with the right knowledge if they ever ask.

No, nothing at all. The example is only related to your phrase.
And I don't agree on closing the thread, this is a subject that should be enlightened once for all!!

Don't say that. You might someday have due taxes without even knowing it.
The case I'm talking about the person had no responsibility in it. He simply had a business partner who he trusted his heart. His partner was his father.
The business started to rumble and fail without his knowledge and his partner (the father) hided this from him.
One day, the debt knocked this person's door and his salary, bank accounts, house and car got pawned.
His only fault? He trusted in someone he shouldn't and believe me, his trying hard to get rid of the debt.
So, please don't judge every one who's in debt. There are lot of cases where people didn't know and the Tax Services made everything to hide it from them so they could collect more later.
Remember this? https://www.dn.pt/dinheiro/interior/fisco-esta-a-reclamar--imi-de-2013-a-quem-perdeu-a-isencao-8852415.html

And no, "trading and mining" are not subjected to taxes. The money (in euros) you earn from it might be.

I get your point and respect it but my living experience and looking how the Tax Services work... We have to be extra careful.
Mind that even with bonds or stock actions, they don't tax the stock or the bond. They tax the extra money you make.
Perhaps, if the drug sellers took part of the profit to pay taxes, nobody would ask them where did the money came from!!!
And believe me... fighting the Tax Services in court is a nightmare...
And although you are correct in some assumptions, the problem is that they are still assumptions: when they pick you up, they already have found the loophole in the law to nail your ass.
One example is a debt pawning your salary via notification: imagine it becomes due since they were unable to collect or because you have paid that.
In a normal world, your boss would receive another notification stating the pawn wouldn't be necessary anymore.
In Portugal... they will not send the notification since you have another one of smaller value.
They will pay in full the one expired, the Taxes will deduce the smaller one and... someday after you make pressure on an unnumbered couple of people, you will receive the exceeding but without any interests on.
The point is, there is no legislation indeed but that wouldn't stop them of making your life a nightmare. You'd spend all your profits in court.
There's no need to take unnecessary chances so, the greatest problem is indeed finding a lawyer who's able to advise to some degree of correctness.
I know a great lawyer and I know a fiscalist but I don't know how would any of them be able to provide the most correct answer. And both know to some degree what mining and cryptocurrency are.
And although this is a subject already debated (reaching no conclusion at all in the end) in other topics, this one is important to, at least, gather and share the correct information.

Well... selling drugs isn't also regulated and lot of people obtain profits from it. Never the less, although this is one activity deemed illegal, people DO HAVE to explain from where the money came from precisely to prove they didn't obtained it from illicit activities nor from tax evasion.



Digital mining no, not yet. It isn't yet subject to taxation as actual mining. Give them some months and I bet you'll need a license to mine!! Remind you of the leaches sitting in the government (Béééhhhh)!!


It's not the mining or the digital asset they want to tax. They want to tax the money you made from it. Although they don't do it yet, they might. Specially if some bank, exchange or any other third party tips them on the cash you made.

Please, do not feed this topic...

Um artigo bom sobre este mesmo assunto:
http://nerdralph.blogspot.pt/2017/12/powering-gpu-mining-rigs.html

Toda a razão. É a PDI!!! 
Confirmando a primeira trasacção na wallet, foi a 28/05/2011, apesar que tenho ideia que já tinha começado a minar antes, mas não me recordo exactamente onde e como guardei essas moedas... PDI!!!

É mais simples pesquiser mesmo.
Há um campo para pesquisa no canto superior direito.
De resto, Portugal: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=999782.0

Como assim?
Outros países fora de Portugal mas dentro da EU?
Algum país em particular?

Recomendo vivamente vasculhares as páginas deste tópico.
Não só te dá todo o conhecimento necessário como ideias. Está lá descrita toda a experiência das pessoas, soluções, onde encontrar e a que preços, software, etc, etc.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1694255.0;all

De nada!!
(!remindMe - isso não é no bot do reddit?)


É um vermelhinho que depois chama ao outro de "Anarquista que vê a casa ocupada"...
Como não lhe é vantajoso porque não tem, entrou tarde no comboio... é contra!
Houve uma parte que só berrei para o ecrã: eu tenho BTC desde 2008!!!!!!!!!!! Como não é reserva de BTC?!

Que lindo conhecimento que estes fulanos têm...
https://www.rtp.pt/play/p2983/tudo-e-economia aos 29 minutos.
Querem comentar o "equívoco"?

Hum, pudesse eu... também testava duas, lol!
Mas que tal directamente na Bitmain?
https://shop.bitmain.com/

Deposit->Bitcoin (BTC)-> enviar da carteira para o endereço gerado nessa página.
Withdraw->Debit card= "Please be advised that debit card orders are currently unavailable" portanto,
Withdraw-> EU Bank (SEPA)

How do you usually run scripts and binaries on bash?
Google for "running a script on bash"

E que diz o banco...?