Shades of ZETH methinks.

Even though some may wish to convert their GBB to GB for the airdrops, which I understand.  Selling them at the advertised rates seems painfully short sighted.  I suspect that with some time and adoption there will be significant increases and a stable market for them.

Just my 2 cents.

As I understand YoBit and Bittrex are both in different stages of an add proposal for Wyvern.  I think we'll see YoBit first, and I'm pretty sure blockfolio supports Yo.

Why wouldn't you want a few thousand tokens to remember Cinco de Mayo 2017, or to announce your future lambo purchase as a member of the "exotic car club".

I agree, these random useless token distros are just that, and detracting from the potential of WAVES and it's DEX.

Still following every full moon, so next one is in Early June.

Obviously given the broader market with Vega and a Geforce refresh on the radar for the next two quarters, combined with the resurgent profitability of mining there is a DEARTH of GPUs out there.  Even Newegg and Amazon are running short and there's virtually no rebates or promos combined with the few that are available.

Wondering if anyone has any alternate vendors that they're willing to share that might actually have some reasonable availability/pricing out there?

xmr, that's about it

Has the ICO began paying for anyone?  I'm seeing people have received bounties, but all I received was an email saying that redemption info was going to be forthcoming for redemption.

Just want to make sure this is still legit.

When it goes live you'll mine it the same as ZCL or any other equihash pool/algo, but you'll need to connect to a ZEN pool.  The chain isn't live right now so you'll need to wait until the 23rd.

To answer some upthread questions, yes I'm running my nist5 on Nvidia, so SGminer wasn't doing so hot. 

As far as I can tell I'm using a nist5 optimized CC miner, but it's really hard to figure out versioning of those two programs (SG/CC) because google is very outdated typically and there doesn't seem to be a single good repository of info of version history and specialized forks.

For those trying to get SG/CC/Sph working, make sure you're using the right "algo" command line argument.  Some use -k, some use -a or -algo, others don't need it if they only support a single algo and/or auto-detect the algo from the stratum server.

I'd think Katanas are LOUD, plus good luck even buying 6 of them right now.  That board looks NICE, but i'm not certain if it has enough juice for the PCI lanes, it looks like it has a supplemental power connector for them, but only a single 4-pin.

I'm thinking about switching to Intel for my next rig build, since I've been doing everything with AMD so far, might give it a shot.

And now another brand new account with the SECOND VERSION!  Wow, they're on a streak!

You may just need to doubletap your balance in the BB wallet to resync.  Sometimes they don't appear automatically.

Well, just realized i've been a moron.  Was running SG miner instead of CC miner on wyvern, just over doubled my hashrate in seconds :/  too bad I'd been mining for over a week.

Probably chaincoin, $80-100 for the 1000 for an MN.

I'd think no one will really know, except for Bitmain.  That mystery helps their single supply side market as it is.  If you, as a buyer, don't know how much the diff rate may or may not jump because of their new equipment coming online you're more likely to FOMO buy a miner rather than steer clear due to decreased profits you could calculate.

Excellent, thanks everyone.  I have yet to actually get any of my AMD cards successfully flashed, but I think I just shaved a good amount off my electric usage from my nvidia rigs as is.  Brought it down to 70% and haven't lost any hash that I can tell.

Definitely plenty of pre-made spreadsheets abound, if you google around for them.  Blockfolio is really nice (as someone already mentioned) for a routine "snapshot" look but without excruciating maintenance it can be inaccurate for anyone who trades more than a little bit.  Also Polo (and I think trex and most of the other major exchanges) allow you to download your trade history as a spreadsheet or CSV so you can easily populate the data for historic P/L views.

I think liquidity and cash on hand plays a big part of it.  They could build and mine all day long, but then they'd hold a TON of coins with little cash on hand.  Rather than trying to exchange and sell ALL that bitcoin for cash to pay the bills, it's easier to mark up their hardware and sell that off for operating capital and let their mining farm make all their profits, would be my guess.

Whenever I see discussion about lowering TDP, I assume this is equivalent to lowering "power limit" settings in afterburner or Trixx.  Is that accurate, or is adjusting TDP a BIOS mod setting?