"They won't make a sound no matter how many of them you try to toss in a bucket, and you can't pitch them in a fountain and wish for good luck." - Jeff Cox (CNBC)  LOL, he shows a picture of the physical Casascius Bitcoin and then claims it makes no sound and cannot be tossed into a fountain. What an idiot!  |
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The only other currency worth investing in besides Bitcoin is LiteCoin
Always remember you're dealing with unregulated exchanges.
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You can make an offline paper wallet and send that instead by e-mail or even traditional mail. But don't forget that e-mail is not secure.
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The jig is up unless you have an Avalon ASIC up your sleeve.
Better to mine LiteCoins if you want to use a PC.
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Fair is a PPS pool. I recommend 50BTC or Bitminter. If you want to mine with old kit try LiteCoin instead, competing against ASICs on Bitcoin is going to get more unfair!  |
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rpcminer-cuda.exe To solo mine you have to use the menu in GUIminer and let it know where you bitcoind.exe is. You're not gonna mine solo on a nvidia ever! It's gonna take 9 years to solve a block with 100Mh/s! I'd forget Bitcoin it's days of mining with GPUs are numbered. Look at LiteCoin instead. |
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Bitcoin is profitable but eventually, when the ASICs are in miners hands, it won't be and you'll need to switch to LiteCoin with graphics cards.
Litecoin has been designed to make it hard for anyone to create a dedicated FPGA/ASIC hardware miner.
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Max Keiser, who uses RT to reach 550 million worldwide viewers said... 1% of global trade in Bitcoins = $100,000 Bitcoin. Keiser Report: Bitcoin Millionaires vs Paper Billionaires (E416) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_t39jCXXIrYHe also claims to be Bitcoin millionaire. |
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pool.50btc.com:8332 27/03/2013 15:18:39 GMT, <start loop> Problems communicatiing with bitcoin RPC 0 2 Problems communicatiing with bitcoin RPC 1 2 Problems communicatiing with bitcoin RPC 2 2 No more backup pools left. Using primary and starting over. <end loop>  working again, thanks  |
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Yeah, just a slight overclock, no voltage mods or anything that could harm the cards, though some people claim to get them to 300MH/s
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Use catalyst 12.11beta drivers from you cards manufacturer, disable crossfire, and overclock using catalyst overdrive.
I recommend mining on 50BTC or BitMinter pools.
I get 260MH/s on 5830s you should be beating that.
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Buy a graphics card for your desktop like a 5830 or higher.
Alternatively, try mining LiteCoins instead, they're been designed so you are not competing against FPGA & ASICs.
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2 stale/invalid..
probably because your graphics card is so slow someone else has already solved them by the time you do.
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Will a new cryptocurrency have to be made for high frequency trading? High frequency trading is done with derivative contracts, when the contract expires you settle, only then do you deliver the coins. But if you need a faster transaction coin, for that cup of coffee, Litecoin is Bitcoin with all the problems fixed. |
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LiteCoin is the BitCoin killer. They fixed the bugs in Bitcoin. |
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You probably need to install OpenCL drivers.
You can get Linux pre-configured for mining. I use a small USB distro called LinuxCoin.
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Maybe Max is right. Could this really be headed to 100,000 or a million per bitcoin?
Max Keiser also thought silver was worth $500oz, but I just look at production costs and see it's worth around $10oz. When bubbles bursts most commodities head back to their true intrinsic value, how much it cost to produce. |
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Has anyone thought of buying a single module and turning it into a cheap 20Gh/s ASIC by adding their own PSU, fans and controller? The software is on the web I guess. Do-able?  Surely it would cheaper/faster for Avalon to just sell the modules than build a whole unit. Bitcoin decentralization requires a cheaper ASIC solution. |
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