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15041  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Playing around with a whatsminer m10 on: January 29, 2020, 03:32:04 AM
fans are under 3000 say 2000-2500  room is warm 86f



5 hour read 0n mmpool

4356.72 10:26
4352.46   5:26

4.26 kw  or 852 watts an hour

so 852/14.032  = 60.7 watts a th

this was on mmpool.org   which is sometimes  a lower hash  then viabtc pool due to lack of asic boost on mmpool

10:40 pm   56.85   set to viabtc was still tuning.

will run on viabtc overnight.

4365.98 kwatts   at  9:18am  10 hours later
4358.24 kwatts at 12:18am
4357.40  kwatts at 11:18pm  set to viabtc doing 14,239  which  is higher then mmpool due to asic boost.

that is 840 watts

840/14.238 = 58.99 watts a th. one hour test.



8.48 kwatts in 10 hours

so 848/14.080 = 60.27 watts per th  about the same as mmpool numbers for 50 hours.

room is 87f or 30.5c    fans are 3500 and 3600  so some noise but not killer.

This will be moving up to Clifton warehouse later today.

Hey completely off topic , but 10k a coin by feb 1st!  My Fingers are crossed and hoping for this.




Edit:  we topped 10k on Feb 8th  So I guess I was close enough with my Feb 1 guess.

I will now predict  11k by March 1 Wink
15042  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: It is 2020 time for a new diff thread. on: January 29, 2020, 12:19:47 AM
A lot of upward price pressure  as we past 9400   it makes holding onto s9's look okay for now.

For 1-5 cent power cost to be  mining why not stick with the s9's if you have them.
15043  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Playing around with a whatsminer m10 on: January 28, 2020, 10:55:16 PM
spacer

4352.46 at 5:26 pm
4352.86     at 5:56 pm   doing 14075gh or 14.075th  ½ hour reading can be off by a bit.


so .4 x 2 = 800 watts draw to do 14.075 th

that is  800/14.075 =  56.838 watts a th   not bad

so

4352.46  5:26
4354.15  7:26

1.69 kwatts in 2 hours

or 845 watts an hour

14.072 th

so

845/ 14.072= 60.04 watts a th

1 th earns 0.1475 cents a day so this  making  2.07 a day  to burns 21 kwatts  which mean it is about break even at 9.9 cent power

2 boards on low only mod is pull the dead center board.

room is warm 85f
15044  Bitcoin / Hardware / Playing around with a whatsminer m10 on: January 28, 2020, 10:28:25 PM
I have a m10 with a dead board.

4352.42kwatt hours

at 5:26 pm


So I will try to build a quiet m10 space heater.

Numbers above show kwatts at  5:26 pm

I set miner to low speed to make it quiet and the fans are at 1900 rpm so it passes quiet test.

The center board was bad I removed it completely.

It is doing about 13,800 gh

or 13.8 th

I will check power use in an hour at 6:26 pm

this still needs 240 volts which is easy for me to provide. I am feeding it 239 volts at the moment.

I simply removed the center board completely  an set gear to low.

zero cost fast and easy to do I am hoping to get 60 watts a th for this unit on low.
15045  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Number 9! Ninth altcoin thread. Back to the moon Baby! on: January 28, 2020, 09:49:36 PM
How is filecoin different than the many other similar sounding projects out there..?

I yet to find links to its website so I have no idea.

But if it requires 128gb ran and a good cpu it prevents asic attacks.

Anything that prevents asic attacks is okay by me.

But more is needed then just that.

I spent a year supporting bitcoininterest and they failed.

Quote
https://www.bitcoininterest.io/

Bitcoin Interest – Thank you everyone!

Its been a really great journey everyone and before anything we want to thank everyone who has been a part of it.

But like all journeys this one is coming to an end. This will be the last month of support for BCI. Unfortunately there just was not enough desire for this coin and because of that it has become too costly to run. We will be looking for another group to take the coin over if there is enough want/interest. We will leave up all the code on GitHub for users to fork/clone/etc.

Thank you everyone!

my thread ripper has 4 sticks of 16gb ram  I was able to find 4 matching sticks for 255 usd

a few coupons and I spent about 225 to go from 64 to 128gb ram.

I will have to look at website  and figure out how to mine the new coin but  spending 225 to go from 64 to 128gb ram is a no brainer.

this is the link for  the ram


https://www.ebay.com/itm/16GB-DDR4-2133MHz-PC4-17000-DIMM-Crucial-CT16G4DFD8213-Equivalent-Memory-RAM/323845681783?

if you have a threadripper mobo it is pretty cheap   to do the upgrade  it is 60 a stick.

I will soon 8 sticks  of 16gb ram.  this ram  clocks to 2666 and 15 timing pretty easy.

I have a 1920 thread ripper. on a taichi  str4 mobo.

https://www.amazon.com/ASRock-X399-Taichi-sTR4-Motherboard/dp/B074J5R36W/ref=sr_1_1?


15046  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Who is behind KYC info? Why we don't ask them for KYP? on: January 28, 2020, 09:44:47 PM

Can you think of aything else? Now lets assume the company sells off your data to a third party. What extra will you do apart from going to the consumer protection bureau? Let's be practical!

Theres none for sure and after such complaint.Then whats next? This is why its a total waste of time if you do pursue or trying to fight on.
KYP is good but pretty sure that majority of those providers wont surely comply nor wont mind on such request.


Then simply boycott anyone asking for kyc if they don't offer kyp.
15047  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Pools (Altcoins) / Re: SEGWIT LTC.TBDICE.ORG 0.5% fee SOLO MM LTC/DGE POOL 3K+ LTC/7K+ DGE blks solved on: January 28, 2020, 06:57:32 PM
with the pool op missing in action, the payments not going out to the right addresses, not paying to M addresses - all these issues and people mine here still, why?

seems too risky to me.

Well the m address was  spoken at length. I have zero sympathy for anyone that was stuck this way.

this new issue is different  people with good addresses both ltc and doge were not paid.

I am negative rating his alt loshia1974

I hit 2 doge blocks years ago  never hit  a ltc block.

I am mining solo now at viabtc.com

15048  Other / Meta / Re: Another merit metric that could be considered in ranking. on: January 28, 2020, 04:20:37 PM
Why do people always have to assume extremes. If all you ever read are books on Rat Rods, then you are going to miss out on a lot of life. Conversely, you can have a rewarding and fulfilling life, even if you have never heard of a Rat Rod.

My point is that you should find the best threads in four or five of the boards here, and not spend all of your time in one corner.

I think instead of down grading merits to encourage people to post in multiple boards.

If the idea was to use a multiple for many board merit earner people would accept it as a good idea.

Ie. merits earn rank exactly like they do now so a one board merit earner gets a multiple of 1 for his merits.

since merits would rank up exactly like they do that one board guy would not be punished.

A 2 board merit earner gets 5 free merits.
A 3 board merit earner gets 10 free merits.
A 4 board merit earner gets  15 free merits.
A 5 board merit earner gets 25 free merits.

so on and so forth.

Thus no punishment for the specialist one or two board merit earner.

And a reward for guys like me that have merits in a lot of boards.

Since

1000 merits still make a legend
  500 merits still make a hero
  250 merits still make a senior member

this variation of your idea 💡 is simply all win win. no stick just carrot 🥕.
15049  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin halving. on: January 28, 2020, 04:06:28 PM
maybe this will be a little different from the previous halving.
if if the same, it is likely to go down first before halving and a few weeks after halving the price of bitcoin rises continuously.

This is a lot different then the 2012 1/2 ing.

This is somewhat different the the 2016 1/2 ing.

Back in 2012 there were no really big gear companies.

In 2016 bitmain was fairly big in both market share and wealth.

In 2020 bitmain is big in both market share and wealth.

they have a huge interest in price rise to be able to sell gear.

canaan/avalon

whatsminer

innosilicon

all want a price rise to sell their gear.

Newer gear 5nm is coming out very soon.

It may be 20% better then the 37 watt a th gear on market.

so. 37 x .8 = 29-30 watt gear.  if coins are only 9000 selling gear will be hard to do for them.

they all have a huge incentive to push price to 13000 to be able to sell new gear.

I think this 1/2 ing is the first 1/2 ing that many builders will attempt to boost prices hard.


2012 not true
2016. somewhat true
2020. absolutely true.
15050  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why only 6.2 percent of American citizens own Bitcoin? on: January 28, 2020, 01:15:56 PM
I think that such low percentage of people who owe Bitcoin is not specific for US only. Similar situation is in most countries and realativley small number of people in world is using Bitcoin because many people are not familiar with Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general at all. That might sound incredible to people from Bitcoin community who maybe have the feeling that everyone is using Bitcoin but that is reality.
What we need is much better promotion and education about cryptocurrencies, we need to encourage people to use crypto and to trust it. That is not a case now, at least not for majority.
I've previously shared my thought that Satoshi didn't think this through in Whitepaper. After all, it was possible to make a certain percentage of each block go to the account of a specially created center. And this center was engaged in promoting bitcoin among the population. Then we would have now not 6.2 percent, but all 100.

An interesting idea.  I think the issue of 6.2 percent is not the problem.  USA has made some difficult tax laws regarding bitcoin.

They handicapped it after 2017.  That big run-up scared some old school rich guys so they made restrictive tax rulings for 2018 and on.

BTC  does not work  for the little guy in the USA with the new rules.

It is okay for wealthy people  as you can safely stash 5 wallets  with 10 BTC in each and if you need to leave America you have  some wealth to access.

Every sale or use in the USA of BTC is tax reportable.  So it can be a hassle to use it.

Ie if I sell 50 items and buy 50 items a year in the marketplace here.  That is 100 reportable events and it creates a lot of paperwork.

Worse  coin to coin trades are reportable  if I do 5 trades a day  that is 1825 reportable events.  Plus if I trade 1 btc for 150 ltc on some exchanges it will micro report the trade.  so that single order  may take 300 ½ ltc moves to do  which means even though I did 1 trade  of btc to ltc it will need 300 entries each one will need to be calculated for possible capital gains. This is a fucking killer for a day trader in the usa.
15051  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: It is 2020 time for a new diff thread. on: January 28, 2020, 12:34:50 PM
Coins are at 9020.
15052  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [D-8] Bitcoin is getting 3 major upgrades - Schnorr, Taproot and Tapscript on: January 28, 2020, 04:29:00 AM
okay a bank moves money all over and has maybe a 10% cash 💰 reserve.


This just like segwit is going to allow off book 📚 transactions.

I look at the over all concept and see it making btc more like a bank/money item then a stock/commodity item.

I am not sure worldwide banking would like this. As it makes btc more threatening to them.

Personally I don’t think 🤔 Its a good idea.

But maybe its okay. It is an issue for btc to make a lot more transactions.

I think off book coin sales based on reserves of 10 percent in a given exchange are really a bigger problem

Then people realize. I think this makes it easier to do just that.

Cryptocoins are so subject to manipulation by large players and hiding all transactions behind a taproot means a multi sign wallet like coinbase or bittrex will be hidden better.



edit:  this idea below will be easier to do with taproot.


So if bittrex coinbase and hitbtc all have trackable multiple signature wallets.  taproot will hide them from us.

 then they can conspire to raise and crash coin price with very little ability to see they are doing it.

any three exchanges can do the example. or four or five.

all hiding behind taproot in the name of privacy.

So basically the idea scares me.
15053  Other / Meta / Re: What did I do wrong with this debate thread? on: January 28, 2020, 04:04:21 AM
3. Because Bitcoin Discussion is filled with these type of posts and people, good users do NOT go in there so easily.
Pretty much this... Historically, I found the Bitcoin Discussion board was basically a cesspool of megathreads "discussing" useless topics that are of zero value.

i disagree. the reason is not the board, the reason is the subject itself. something this technical and not to mention NEW is bound to get very little number of people posting anything about it. take a look at topics in development and technical discussion board, majority of them don't even reach second page.

it is both .  i hate bitcoin discussion.  one of the worst english boards here.

thread after thread simply design for signature campaigns.

it is really hard to find a good thread there.

op has a good thread 🧵 and it is not an easy thread.

i was with computers since 1974.  i was very shitty at programming but i was very good at ops and translating what a programmer was trying to do to less skilled people.

I will post there in a minute or two.



I Posted my fear of taproot. I think is allows potential abuse under the name of privacy.   At op thanks for the subject.
15054  Bitcoin / Mining software (miners) / Re: Firmware for S17 - 85th/s and T17 - 65th/s T17 44t@45w/t • AUTO-TUNE • Asic.to on: January 28, 2020, 03:51:18 AM
i expected a lot with this new version with auto-tuing...and finally what a big deception...
impossible to get over 45/48 Ths with a T17, after, its overheating...the air is 7°, so very cold to the machine, but its not enough.
this firmware seems useless for overclocking with air cooling.

well you are very lucky most likely you will have an exceptional down clocking unit.

it will come in handy during the 1/2 ing.

please humor me and attempt to lower voltage.

your savings may be in power.

i have overclocked gear.
i have run gear with low volts same hash
i have run gear with low volts and lower hash.

No gear super overclocks and super down clocks.

some over clock really well
some down clock really well

some over clock okay
and down clock okay.


some suck at over clock
and are okay at down clock.

i am hoping yours is a down-⏰  monster.

let us know how it down clocks.
15055  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: It is 2020 time for a new diff thread. on: January 28, 2020, 01:26:59 AM
I think a lot of s9s are in play

I think a lot of new gear is not in play.

some big farms with three cent power are simply going to ride the s9s to the 1/2 ing then decide what to do.

I am running 3 s9s with a west coast location.

i pay 145 a month.  30 x 40 x .15 = 180 that is 35 profit.

I have had them there since Nov 1 2018.

they made money each and every month. I will ride them till the 1/2 ing and decide if i will ship 🛳 two s17 pros to replace them.
15056  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Anyone still mining with GPUs? on: January 28, 2020, 12:11:35 AM
etc has been a dead coin from the start, any ethereum or bitcoin fork is dead from the start.

Yes many assumed it was dead from the start and they missed out on crazy profits. I actually remember the moment that ETC was born. All of a sudden I noticed all my over-priced rigs on miningrigrental were rented at an inflated price. I assumed it was some mistake but apparently all the rigs were rented out and none were available for rent.

I looked into what coin people were mining and it was ETC, which was very surprising. So I figured with the low low difficulty might as well mine it for a few days and see what happens, in the end the profits were unbelievable however after a week the profitability was similar to ETH when it was launched on a few exchanges.

Those were the "fun" mining days.


Yeah  my cards and cpu's  grind out 400 usd a month.  but I have 50-50 split deals so  I make 200 usd a month on them.

15057  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Number 9! Ninth altcoin thread. Back to the moon Baby! on: January 27, 2020, 10:25:55 PM
i remember the days when philipma1957 post links to amazon and then some dude/dudes will buy all the stocks LOL  Cheesy

here are 256GB kits..any takers?...since no money is involve yet i bet not  Tongue

https://www.amazon.com/Crucial-PC4-21300-2666MHz-CT32G4RFD4266-Registered/dp/B07X1TMZBS

https://www.amazon.com/CORSAIR-Vengeance-8x32GB-PC4-19200-Desktop/dp/B07V7M4KNX


imagine running filecoin mining rig inside in a virtual machine because your rig is 256gb  Cheesy

never thought that my 80gb sata hdds in my gpu rigs will live to meet 256gb RAM rigs LOL

Yeah 2017 was a nice year.
15058  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Number 9! Ninth altcoin thread. Back to the moon Baby! on: January 27, 2020, 09:44:10 PM
Since you guys are going to be buying tons of RAM and if the filecoin doesn't work out then maybe you guys can put your CPU+RAM to use by participating in this challenge,

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5218972

From what I understand its easier to find the private key to a public address when it has a spent output, so the contest creator spent a few of those BTC addresses to make it easier. So if you got a system with lots of RAM you can help out by solving the private keys, its called Kangaroo something.

Just becareful installing any software you find in that thread that is not signed by some author, maybe viruses found in the original thread.

Need th check my thread ripper as it needs only  4 sticks of 16gb ram

would be cheaper to use it  for the filecoin.
15059  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Number 9! Ninth altcoin thread. Back to the moon Baby! on: January 27, 2020, 02:57:00 PM
filecoin mainnet (coming soon) recommends

- 8 core cpu...hmm I'm good
- at least 128GB RAM ....  Angry LOL

check your the randomX ryzen miners...if your motherboard supports 128GB RAM

..might be profitable in the future.

I have  a few mobos with ryzen 9 3900x

have to check  

8 sticks of 16gb ram on my thread ripper board

or 4 sticks of 32 on my x570 board

looks like I can use

DDR4   Corsair   2400   2400   32GB   CMK64GX4M2A2400C16 ver3.44



DDR4   Crucial   2666   2666   32GB   CT32G4DFD8266.16FB1   Micron   DS   2/4
https://www.amazon.com/Crucial-32GB-Single-288-Pin-Memory/dp/B07ZLDCYYS/ref=sr_1_1?

320 for 32gb means 640 for 4 sticks


maybe this stick would work
https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-M393A4K40BB0-CPB-DDR4-2133-Memory-MEM-DR432L-SL01-ER21/dp/B00U6O78W8/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?

only 95 a stick = 380 four sticks.

I have 4 sticks of 16 gb ram on my  threadripper  it can do 8 sticks

I would need 4 x 16 = 64 + 64 128 gb
15060  Economy / Digital goods / Re: I have a coupon. Bitmain 10% Sold on: January 27, 2020, 01:38:27 PM
Deal is done. good buyer. thanks.
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