This was a fascinating chart and I checked out the numbers for BTC since 1/2011. Was shocked to see that this trend has continued for quite a while: Google Spreadsheet with Monthly Lows Summary DataInteresting findings: - 23 of 29 months since the beginning of 2011 have seen an increase in the monthly low price
- We are in the 16th consecutive month of an increased monthly low price.
- The average change from one monthly low price in this time period: +35.70%
Nice spreadsheet -even assuming the increase per month settles at only 10%/month, that would still see the price of BTC rise to around 160 USD in 6 months from now...
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Why do you want 2 kindles?
He's buying them with a stolen credit card. You'll never see your BTC again. Hmm, are you sure? Most people want 2 kindles so they can read twice as fast...
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Why do you want 2 kindles?
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no one knows what's going on - no replies to any questions...
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This thread doesn't reflect well on American's in general - just sayin
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No Paulizei not aimed at you - no offense - just helps to cut out parts of a quote - like I did with yours ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Ok, will try to quote less or shorter. Appreciate your input as I'm quite new writing here and still having my issues with (liverpool) english ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) [No offense of course, too! Just kidding] Brilliant - you got it - luckily for you I write in English not scouse ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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As hashrate goes up, block rewards go down But don't worry baby, don't frown Cause we'll just find a few more blocks per day I'll all average out for you, in a way
Dont spend all your time on slush' page hitting "stats" The lower block reward will make you go nuts Switch over to graphs, at least for a while Day earnings quite constant, that will make you smile
Besides, thanks for asking, my post count is fine I really have plenty of time while i mine But diff will go up, i guess saturday And thats what will take our earnings away
hahaha....really excellent!!! You should upload a video of this to youtube and post a link here - great!
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this is not directed at any one person but in general to the @AMD 7870 posts above: I just recently upgraded my gaming rig to 7870 ghz edition (hit a 185$ deal on newegg ~2 weeks ago?) and i run it on win7 latest drivers and I get ~405 Mh/s average just using guiminer, which everyone loves to hate it seems, but it runs fine with latest drivers... so I am happy. I am more of a gamer than a miner tho, so my priorities are skewed.
for people who are more knowledgeable i am wondering: my gpu clock is set at 1100. what kind of Mh/s would I be getting if I did do a driver-downgrade and ran cgminer instead...? would it really be so much higher than the ~405Mh/s that i currently get with guiminer?
We all used to be gamers too before we found mining... Nah, I think 420 max for your card so 405 is good enough. I have the same card running at 400 and I'm happy with that - don't want it to overheat...
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Note how I have quoted Paulizei without spamming everyone with a massive post just to make a small point ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) does that mean, that i've quoted too much? sorry, my english is propably too bad to figure out the message between the lines. i hope this question isn't spamming this thread (again?) No Paulizei not aimed at you - no offense - just helps to cut out parts of a quote - like I did with yours ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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agree, too! higher hashrate means lower payout. but it's far more easy to watch your payout then getting some data about block frequency.
Note how I have quoted Paulizei without spamming everyone with a massive post just to make a small point ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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script works great! thanks a million! I am running it under IE10 (Win 7 64bit), will try it on Firefox and Chrome soon.
Thanks. FF and Chrome don't like the script because it's performing a cross-site script call (to get the last block number found) - so it's an innocent call but this is also how cross site scripting attacks work for hackers ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) ). I'll come up with a different way and get the same result...
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Have you guys not downloaded the large round predictor? I use it all the time and when a large round is coming I jump pools...
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Copy this text into a file called say bitp.html, change the USERNAME in 2 places and open the html file with your browser - auto refreshes and gives a timestamp at the top of the page - my gift to bitparking ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I have not tried this yet but it sounds great! Thank you. Now if we could get a similar thing as a Firefox and Chrome browser extension. Sadly, it's been pointed out that this script only works in IE - will fix this to be all browsers when I get a chance...
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But it's a serious question: what would -- at present difficulty level -- be a reasonable minimal level of hashing power, to make solo mining viable?
Comes down to how long are you willing to wait between finding blocks. I'd think that a block every 2 days would be what you want, that is 0.0035% of the network, at 197Th now, about 680Gh. Interesting -- so if someone has two BFL minirigs it could be worth it. Yes, if you had 2 x 1.5TH/s = 3 TH/s you would currently be finding on average 1 or 2 blocks per day...
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Well about the 13Ghps Topic --> The webinterface shows indeed 13.000+Mhps, but still calculating proof of share is based on luck. So, average Hashrate fluctuates in time. BTW the Blade is made in May 2013 and has the latest firmware! = Rev.2 Board (it means it can be OC'd by a simple mouse click). This thread is not an auction, it is an offer to sell the blade at a fixed price! Until someone hits the reserved price we have a deal! ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Might be better to turn it into an auction and take what you can while you can - these are going to be slashed in price soon I reckon and 26 BTC is a good deal for 13GH/s
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lotta spam here guys - there's dedicated forums for all this stuff - no offense meant
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