This difficulty is going insanely high. I saw it jump from a predicted 9% to 11% today.. One can hope we don't jump too much, but it might because  |
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Seems legit.
- Newbie account
- Not much information about pool
- Already <1% pools that are established
- Link to pool
Totally would point 100TH here....
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I don't want to be too much of a spoiler here but you will probably need to come down on pricing if you want to sell, or try ebay or craigslist for better results. Almost everyone here on this forum is trying to make a buck off someone else. Everyone does ROI calculators, and it is hard getting power for free nowadays. Everyone wants more of their money. It is capitalism.
0.35 cents per GH here for monarchs (1.4GH/watt)
0.17 cents per GH on another thread for SP20s (1.5GH/watt)
0.40 cents per GH on s7's someone has (4GH/w)
0.36 cents per GH on some s5's (1.9GH/w)
In all fairness the power supply price is pretty on par with amazon and newegg.
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+7.7 = ezeminer
I can't believe how high this difficulty is looking to be. It hasn't jumped this high in about a year. Well maybe it'll come down a little bit to save the miners.
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Still buying all #003's  |
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Ok lets pursue:
total network speed: 518 Peta
Blocks/24hrs: 148
That means: 3.5peta / block / 24hrs (518/148)
but each: 3.5peta is about 0.0067 of the total speed (0.67%) (3.5/518)
then each 3,5 have 0.67% chances to hit a block within 24hrs that's less than 1%
are this right ?
can someone check if I'm not mistaking ?
If you run it for 24hours, the numbers come out to 97%, just because you have 144 chances on average in that 24 hours. (Your Hashrate / Network Hashrate) * 144 * ( X Hours Running Hash / 24 hours in a day ) = Probability of Hitting a Block Within X hours Based on Average Network Block Prooduction
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Daniel, You should keep up +3.20% to +3.29% DanielRo
+4.20 - Finksy  way too soon bro. https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficultyBitcoin Difficulty: 65,848,255,180 Estimated Next Difficulty: 68,360,405,231 (+3.82%) Adjust time: After 1847 Blocks, About 12.8 days ----------------- When this reads 1416 we are 600 blocks in.Hashrate(?): 495,574,861 GH/s Block Generation Time(?): 1 block: 10.0 minutes 3 blocks: 30.0 minutes 6 blocks: 60.0 minutes Updated: 7:0 (4.2 minutes ago) I figure 2 ¾ days from now. |
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link doesn't seem to work....or page is down...ah you're fixing it now ? still not working on my side.... for sure just to found that group it's a serious amount of BTC.....and the group can't be to big because it would be really messy to admin all that.... but it's maybe doable.... specially above certain petahash mark... Phil ran a group for us. He managed 50BTC in blocks, and at least 20BTC in rentals. This was done over a period of time, but I know he was nervous holding that BTC in his wallet. If anything went wrong with the wallet... yea :/ It was a fun experience tho. |
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AuthorTopic: 2000 W Power Supply selling (Read 7 times)
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2000 W Power Supply selling
« on: November 12, 2015, 11:30:18 PM »
I bought 3x 2000 W Power Supply when I bought 3x20 gh/s and 1x 100gh/s. After I sold 2x 20gh/s I still can't sell 1x2000 W Power Supply. Why I still can't sell it? :)Asked the same question(quoted here) on the minerfarm forum but it's almost dead. Hope someone can help me out here. The forum support could be more good on minerfarm especially when people invest big. Overall love minerfarm and hope they will improve there service. Another opened topic also no responds: Historical bought devices
« on: November 10, 2015, 03:29:08 PM »
Hi there, can't find the info about the bought miners in the past. So far I can see now the info is not visible after short time. Is this something you can add so we can use this info when we trade again.
I guess that is so that the market isn't saturated with power supplies and a way to make a little extra money for the developer. Just like air conditioners, and employees. |
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Trying to figure out making order of high th/ph for 20 minutes,
for .10192263
Any help? using nicehash
You have roughly a 1 in 250 chance. When renting, it is more how much you put in, rather than how much you rent. |
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ok then now plz explain it to me why it takes on average 10min to resolve the block ? if it's instant...the winner is chosen instantly then why that delay....? the fast asiscs are sleeping 9m59sec...and for the the slow ones the instant moment lasts for 10min  The difficulty adjusts to fulfill the 10 minute average. It can vary though on how fast blocks are solved. Sometimes the network is extremely lucky and cranks out a couple blocks in a minute, sometimes it can take an hour to crank out the blocks. That's the beauty of the difficulty recalculations built into the bitcoin code. If you mean resolve the block, confirmations have to be done across miners to confirm the legitimacy and the integrity of transactions. I know Kano is better at explaining this stuff incase I have it wrong. |
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I think I have seen only one PCGS grade on some sort of casascius coin, but I have not seen that in a long time. ANACS is the only company that will grade cryptocoins, but it keeps one standard for coins to be sold at.
Market isn't as hot as it used to be. But don't worry It'll pickup here soon.
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Pictures? Do you accept escrow? Not Sure if there is anything called "Smart Miners" EDIT: Found the speculation thread. Doesn't look like they exist. |
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btctalk @ 0.3
I guess the bid is over though, if it's over I'm already on the list so never mind this bid. You still have roughly 14 hours (13.75) of bidding left. I hope my math is right on that. |
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It'll be a fun and tighter competition. Going from a .25 ranges to a 0.1 Lets see how many people join in this time. |
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Looks like amazon has these at a low of $200...
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