i would expect a rise in this month of february for verge. I understand that there is a general bloodbath in the cryptocurrency market right now, but I m certain that this is almost over. Its necessary to cleanse the market off people that are always FUD.
I think the bloodbad will continu in February.. Maybe we see it rise in March  Sadly I think you're right. I think we might even see $6k BTC before it's all over with. I hope I'm wrong but I think it might get worse before it gets better. |
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Looks like same thing here, locally connected, shares accepted no disconnects. Nothing on wallet page in terms of latest earnings or active miners.
Zpool lags pretty bad from time to time and doesn't show your coins in the wallet but it eventually catches up and everything is in there. |
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I've tested Ahash pool vs Hash Refinery vs Nicehash since 1/21 using 7x1060 6gb and 8x1060 3gb. The overclock's were similar but not identical -- if I standardize the % difference in overclock and average hash rate (generously 8% comparing the fastest rig vs slowest by hash rate), Ahash was still dead last with an additional 8% to the profits. In one week the difference was 1.5 mBTC between the highest and lowest profit pools. I even flipped the fastest rig by hash rate to Ahash for the last two days and no change in rankings.
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I'm glad it's not just me! I've been pulling in significantly less than the 24h statistics suggest over the past week or so on AHP. I guess I'll be switching to somewhere else for a bit. From .00367 BTC/day to .00277 over two weeks, with Nemos saying I should (currently) expect .00331. That's a pretty significant margin of error. It's certainly not just you guys. I've been on AHP for the past 3 days, and not a single day did it come to anywhere close to the expected earnings quoted in NEMOS. Now, I know, NEMOS certainly isn't the most accurate measure of profit, but I don't see an excuse to be ~20% off projections. I've even looked at the numbers from http://pools.you-stupid-woman.com/and they're nowhere close. I thought I must've been doing something wrong, but now that it seems I'm not an isolated case, I'm pretty sure something's up behind the scenes. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2835350.0That thread certainly isn't exactly reassuring either. If anyone's interested, I'm running 7x1070Tis and 1x1080Ti. Was quoted to make ~3.6 mBTC by NEMOS, and only received ~3.0 mBTC. I had about 20-30 mins of downtime in that 24hr time frame, but that certainly shouldn't diminish profits significantly. In the other 48hrs that I tested, I was also missing about 20% if not more, but due to increased downtime and sloppiness, my case for those is weaker (but still valid IMO). Currently I'm on NH, and the projections seem relatively accurate. I'm expected to make ~3.2 mBTC (it's a slaughter out there right now eh) by the next 8.25hrs, so I'll report back then. It has a lot to do with how the pools report their profit. Right now most coins are dropping in value faster than they can be mined. If you look at any of the exchanges all you've seen for the past few days is a sea of red. So if something like Nemos is going off the 24h reported profit from a pool like ahash it is showing a higher profit because a day ago it was better than it is right now XVG for example was trading at 800sats a week ago and the current price is 650. That's a pretty big drop over the week and it's a linear drop instead of just a fall off which is why the reported profits are so far off. I just hope that the crappy profits calm the GPU market enough so I can pick up some more cards and build a couple more rigs.  I'm also curious if Nvidia has some super secret plans to flood the market and kill all the resalers. |
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AHashPool mining has been seriously unprofitable for the past few days, more than the fall of bitcoin and altcoins. A farm that did $500/day at bitcoin peak is lucky to pull in $75/day on ahashpool using NemosMiner. Tried both 24hr or regular scripts.
Switching that same farm over to mining XVG (blake2s) directly (on another pool) results in 4600-4800 XVG which is $276-$278. Farm avg is 300GB/sec fyi
Not sure whats going on with ahashpool but something has definitely changed recently!
This is my 84 GPU Farm (1070ti).
Have you pointed it at zpool? Was using UNIMINING very nicely up until this morning when they started to mine against a bad fork! They haven't fixed it so using Zpool with c=XVG right now so that I get paid in XVG I was killing it at hash refinery until they did the same thing and then disabled all xvg algos. I felt like they did better exchange rates there. Zpool when I mine to a different coin other than btc seems like they calculate selling it at dump pricing and buying at ask pricing into it. I could be wrong but the numbers weren't adding up when I was doing that. After 3 hours it seems Zpool Blake2s (XVG) mining with C=XVG could exceed unimining unimining blake2s - 0.05553 (24hr actual according to unimining) zpool blake2s - 0.07389 (24hr actual according to zpool) Can't get hashrefinery website to come up. Zpool for the most part is NOT selling/buying since 95% of what is mined is already XVG, so I don't have to worry about buying on ask/selling at dump pricing. They still don't have any xvg algos right now. Nothing since they screwed up the hard fork. |
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AHashPool mining has been seriously unprofitable for the past few days, more than the fall of bitcoin and altcoins. A farm that did $500/day at bitcoin peak is lucky to pull in $75/day on ahashpool using NemosMiner. Tried both 24hr or regular scripts.
Switching that same farm over to mining XVG (blake2s) directly (on another pool) results in 4600-4800 XVG which is $276-$278. Farm avg is 300GB/sec fyi
Not sure whats going on with ahashpool but something has definitely changed recently!
This is my 84 GPU Farm (1070ti).
Have you pointed it at zpool? Was using UNIMINING very nicely up until this morning when they started to mine against a bad fork! They haven't fixed it so using Zpool with c=XVG right now so that I get paid in XVG I was killing it at hash refinery until they did the same thing and then disabled all xvg algos. I felt like they did better exchange rates there. Zpool when I mine to a different coin other than btc seems like they calculate selling it at dump pricing and buying at ask pricing into it. I could be wrong but the numbers weren't adding up when I was doing that. |
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AHashPool mining has been seriously unprofitable for the past few days, more than the fall of bitcoin and altcoins. A farm that did $500/day at bitcoin peak is lucky to pull in $75/day on ahashpool using NemosMiner. Tried both 24hr or regular scripts.
Switching that same farm over to mining XVG (blake2s) directly (on another pool) results in 4600-4800 XVG which is $276-$278. Farm avg is 300GB/sec fyi
Not sure whats going on with ahashpool but something has definitely changed recently!
This is my 84 GPU Farm (1070ti).
If you don't mind me asking what pool are you using to direct mine XVG? I've been thinking about doing a bit of that myself because it seems like there's a lot of room for improvement in its price but yiimp.eu doesn't have enough people on x17 to make it worth your while right now. |
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AHashPool mining has been seriously unprofitable for the past few days, more than the fall of bitcoin and altcoins. A farm that did $500/day at bitcoin peak is lucky to pull in $75/day on ahashpool using NemosMiner. Tried both 24hr or regular scripts.
Switching that same farm over to mining XVG (blake2s) directly (on another pool) results in 4600-4800 XVG which is $276-$278. Farm avg is 300GB/sec fyi
Not sure whats going on with ahashpool but something has definitely changed recently!
This is my 84 GPU Farm (1070ti).
Have you pointed it at zpool? |
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well so far im not impressed with nemos... i rly wish i didnt need to say this but calculating in btc, nicehash is paying off better.
but then... to not see that greedy nicehash smiley makes me feel better.
guess problem aint nemosminer but miningpoolhub that need to update coins that can be mined. meanwhile i will try the other pools, with nemosminer.
With Bitcoin falling and altcoins falling for the last 2 days its unfair to compare to what you were making with NiceHash prior to crypto falling. MiningPoolHub doesn't help either... Try ahashpool I've tested Ahash pool vs Hash Refinery vs Nicehash since 1/21 using 7x1060 6gb and 8x1060 3gb. The overclock's were similar but not identical -- if I standardize the % difference in overclock and average hash rate (generously 8% comparing the fastest rig vs slowest by hash rate), Ahash was still dead last with an additional 8% to the profits. In one week the difference was 1.5 mBTC between the highest and lowest profit pools. I even flipped the fastest rig by hash rate to Ahash for the last two days and no change in rankings. *I used Awesome miner NOT Nemosminer to poll the 24 hour profitability API as displayed by Ahash and Hash Refinery every 30 minutes with a 5% difference in profitability to change algorithm. I used current profitability for Nicehash with 10 minute polls, 3% change difference in profitability. I disabled ethereum for the 8x1060 rig 3gb for the test during the first week (Samsung > Micron memory found on the 6gb rigs). This resulted in primarily core dependent algorithms being used which evened up YIIMP pools vs Nicehash. I'd advise everyone to do their own tests in parallel, I was surprised with the results. I'd like to see others do similar tests with as many of the variables under control. The only one I did was 2x 1070 Ahash vs. 2x 1070 zpool and Ahash was almost 30% better than zpool when algo switching on both. I ran that for almost a week. When I did a couple day test where both just mined x17(back when xvg was up) they were within 2% of eachother and the time that I stopped the test could have made the difference so I didn't list the winner. |
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I can't tell if someone just made those posts because they went rookie and left an open wordpress site, it was hacked, or if that's something the admin threw up. I'm guessing it's one of the first two but it ran the price down to 20sats in a hurry. |
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Looks really good. I loath micro transactions in games but this puts a pretty cool spin on it where you could mine the coin to be able to do the transactions. Pretty neat. |
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I got 75k linda coins in my wallet, and since 1/24 I haven't received any POS reward, what's wrong? I'm pretty sure my wallet was sync well and my wallet was unlocked correctly. Anyone can help me?
For normal POS (2-3 days) > 600K Is it possible to stake with less than 100K shares. I tried it with 25k for a month and nothing. I'm not sure what the min is. |
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well so far im not impressed with nemos... i rly wish i didnt need to say this but calculating in btc, nicehash is paying off better.
but then... to not see that greedy nicehash smiley makes me feel better.
guess problem aint nemosminer but miningpoolhub that need to update coins that can be mined. meanwhile i will try the other pools, with nemosminer.
With Bitcoin falling and altcoins falling for the last 2 days its unfair to compare to what you were making with NiceHash prior to crypto falling. MiningPoolHub doesn't help either... Try ahashpool Interested as to why MPH is not as a good as ahashpool? Cheers. MPH is great for AMD cards but if you're using nvidia they don't have a lot of the most profitable coins to make it as profitable as ahash. I have a couple cpu miners and 1 1060 there but I'm trying something out to see how it works. I really haven't mined much there because it was quite a bit less profitable than even zpool. |
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MPH vs NiceHash isn't really a good comparison. Most of the most profitable algo/coins for nvidia aren't really on MPH. Did you try Ahash?
Nope, haven't tried Ahashpool. I've looked at the website, but that's about it. I'm curious as to why you think MPH sucks for Nvidia - Nemosminer seems to use Neoscrypt, Equihash and Skein the most and the GTX 1080 does well on all of those algos - or are you saying that Cryptonight, Groestl/Myriad-Groestl coins are the most profitable on MPH (but wouldn't that change on a minute-by-minute basis?)? It has more to do with the number of coins and what coins are mined per each algo. MPH only has feathercoin on neoscrypt while Ahash has 8 other coins in that algo. Equihash might be more profitable on MPH but while mining on Zpool I've rarely had my miners turn to that algo. Also MPH doesn't really have a way to mine xvg which even though it's down is still an anchor for blake2s and lyra2v2 and x17, all of which can be really profitable. I've done tests between zpool and ahashpool and if you are using the profitability switching ahash killed zpool by almost 20%, but I'd be really interested to see a run up of MPH or Nicehack against ahash. I was doing one with ahash against hashrefinery but they shit the bed and mined the wrong side of the xvg fork and it screwed everything up. Ah, gotcha. The 2 Neoscrypt coins I have been mining directly are Feathercoin and Trezarcoin, but FTC is only rarely worth mining, I've noticed (based on difficulty vs. price); if FTC is the only choice of Neoscrypt coin on MPH then I can definitely see your point. So it looks like I need to do comparison between whichever pool wins this round and Ahashpool, then. Saw your conversation and wanted to get an opinion. Im mining on MPH now, but saw some reccomendations for Ahashpool. Checked it out, and it seems interesting (more algos and coins), but it seems to autoexchange everything to BTC only. I prefer to get my earnings in ETH since i believe more in it and dont have the transaction price/time issues (im mining with only 2 x gtx1070, so transaction price is important). Any reccomendations on best pool to autoexchange to ETH? Or MPH would be the best option? I don't know of a place other than MPH to autoexchange for ETH but you could take btc and trade for eth on cryptopia pretty easy. Ahash has a pretty high payout .01 auto and .005 a few times a week so you wont get paid super often but I bet your going to see better results by just transferring to eth yourself. |
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No one is going to bring up that pho is now traded against btc on cryptopia?
Did all the pump and dumpers forget about this one?
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MPH vs NiceHash isn't really a good comparison. Most of the most profitable algo/coins for nvidia aren't really on MPH. Did you try Ahash?
Nope, haven't tried Ahashpool. I've looked at the website, but that's about it. I'm curious as to why you think MPH sucks for Nvidia - Nemosminer seems to use Neoscrypt, Equihash and Skein the most and the GTX 1080 does well on all of those algos - or are you saying that Cryptonight, Groestl/Myriad-Groestl coins are the most profitable on MPH (but wouldn't that change on a minute-by-minute basis?)? It has more to do with the number of coins and what coins are mined per each algo. MPH only has feathercoin on neoscrypt while Ahash has 8 other coins in that algo. Equihash might be more profitable on MPH but while mining on Zpool I've rarely had my miners turn to that algo. Also MPH doesn't really have a way to mine xvg which even though it's down is still an anchor for blake2s and lyra2v2 and x17, all of which can be really profitable. I've done tests between zpool and ahashpool and if you are using the profitability switching ahash killed zpool by almost 20%, but I'd be really interested to see a run up of MPH or Nicehack against ahash. I was doing one with ahash against hashrefinery but they shit the bed and mined the wrong side of the xvg fork and it screwed everything up. Ah, gotcha. The 2 Neoscrypt coins I have been mining directly are Feathercoin and Trezarcoin, but FTC is only rarely worth mining, I've noticed (based on difficulty vs. price); if FTC is the only choice of Neoscrypt coin on MPH then I can definitely see your point. So it looks like I need to do comparison between whichever pool wins this round and Ahashpool, then. I'd be interested to see the results. If I can find 4 more 1070's at a price that doesn't violate me I'll run some more comparisons too. |
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Day 3 of my comparison between Nemosminer on MiningPoolHub vs. NiceHash just ticked over and so far NiceHash is well ahead with 1.08846 mBTC earned vs. 0.89968 mBTC for Nemosminer/MiningPoolHub, or about 20% more.
I'll do a more detailed write-up in a new thread when the test ends on Thursday (after 1 full week of mining) but NiceHash has been ahead pretty much the entire time so it's going to take a miracle for Nemosminer to win at this point.
MPH vs NiceHash isn't really a good comparison. Most of the most profitable algo/coins for nvidia aren't really on MPH. Did you try Ahash? Nope, haven't tried Ahashpool. I've looked at the website, but that's about it. I'm curious as to why you think MPH sucks for Nvidia - Nemosminer seems to use Neoscrypt, Equihash and Skein the most and the GTX 1080 does well on all of those algos - or are you saying that Cryptonight, Groestl/Myriad-Groestl coins are the most profitable on MPH (but wouldn't that change on a minute-by-minute basis?)? It has more to do with the number of coins and what coins are mined per each algo. MPH only has feathercoin on neoscrypt while Ahash has 8 other coins in that algo. Equihash might be more profitable on MPH but while mining on Zpool I've rarely had my miners turn to that algo. Also MPH doesn't really have a way to mine xvg which even though it's down is still an anchor for blake2s and lyra2v2 and x17, all of which can be really profitable. I've done tests between zpool and ahashpool and if you are using the profitability switching ahash killed zpool by almost 20%, but I'd be really interested to see a run up of MPH or Nicehack against ahash. I was doing one with ahash against hashrefinery but they shit the bed and mined the wrong side of the xvg fork and it screwed everything up. |
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Day 3 of my comparison between Nemosminer on MiningPoolHub vs. NiceHash just ticked over and so far NiceHash is well ahead with 1.08846 mBTC earned vs. 0.89968 mBTC for Nemosminer/MiningPoolHub, or about 20% more.
I'll do a more detailed write-up in a new thread when the test ends on Thursday (after 1 full week of mining) but NiceHash has been ahead pretty much the entire time so it's going to take a miracle for Nemosminer to win at this point.
MPH vs NiceHash isn't really a good comparison. Most of the most profitable algo/coins for nvidia aren't really on MPH. Did you try Ahash? |
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I use a BTC address to mine neoscrypt and everything has been working fine for several weeks. Today, I tried to setup a different rig to mine lyra2rev2 and I want to use a different BTC address so I can keep track of earnings.
Please somebody tell me why I have tried over 10+ BTC addresses and a few minutes after mining they all report as BCH !!?!?!? And yes I have the c=BTC set in the password field.
How the hell can I get zpool to recognize a valid BTC address? FWIW, these are all segwit addresses generated from my Trezor. Please help!!
If you post the btc address Crack usually checks a few times a day and fixes it for people. |
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Max Supply 16.555.000.000 XVG....very high! It would be nice put a BURNING in the roadmap :-)
Edit/ nothing nice, dont say nothing at all... /Edit ------------------------------------------- So, hows your day... --------------------------------------------- Edit/ nothing nice, dont say nothing at all... /Edit That's not unkind. He's right. Who's going to burn it? I don't think the devs are sitting on billions of xvg. AFIK this was Doge Dark and it was taken over at some point along the way after it was abandoned. It would be interesting to see what the actual supply is and how much was lost over the years. |
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Are the devs from Sparks Nevada by any chance?
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