Do not stop. Keep saying that I'm involved with the project. The topic will gain 100 pages of discussion and developers may come here  |
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Samsung Electronics is ready to mass produce its third-generation 4-nm chips, which is the main item in the foundry ultra-micro fabrication process sector, according to a report. The Korean company has apparently resolved early-stage yield issues and achieved advancements in performance, power consumption, and area improvement. Manufacturing should start during the first half of this year. https://www.gizmochina.com/2023/03/14/samsung-mass-production-third-generation-4nm-chips/I wonder what capacity the new graphic cards will have then,as the lower the nm the more transistors can fit in so in theory they should be much more powerful than the 7 nm I know the Rx 6000 series were and maybe Nvidia 3000 series but I am not sure about Nvidia. Who knows if they improve the graphic cards up to the level described it will surely make mining more enticing again,not for everyone but for the majority who are enthusiasts about crypto and mining in general,so can't wait until we see mass production of 4 nm graphic cards. In mining, there are several important points to consider. Not all coins need a lot of RAM. There are a few coins that require more than 8 GB of memory, but 8 GB of memory is still relevant. But I would take a GPU with 12-16 GB of memory. Not all algorithms are memory dependent. The Ethereum algorithm loved fast memory, and new coins love powerful GPU cores. Therefore, old generations of video cards now give a very small profit, and new GPUs pay off for a very long time. |
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Like every time yes, but keep in mind bullmarket and cheap gpus - not really. Why waiting for the BTC halving? If you want to mine for long time, buy now.
To OP,Exactly this advice. If you want to be prepared follow this advice and buy cheap GPU-s now,now we are still in a crypto winter market and despite some sort of recovery the price of GPU-s are still low compared to the bull run which they were extremely high.Another limiting factor is the energy price but most cards are efficient and can make you a decent daily amount of crypto for a normal rig with 6 GPU-s and you will be with not a lot of loss (which people fighting for the long run should absorb as there is no other way around this) and hope for the best in the next bull run,that is the best strategy to prepare,you are not late even if you start now. And what video cards are cheap now? Nvidia's 4000 series is very expensive and I don't like the new power connectors. The 3000 series is not so cheap, and I have no great desire to buy Chinese handmade with mobile chips without a guarantee.Maybe buy coins? |
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So there has been enough time for any serious developer to build a native wallet to support ETHW or ETHF the two hard forks after ETH moved to PoS in September 2022.Why should we stick with Metamask and no one cares of building a native wallet or even better to implement these coins in their already developed wallet like Exodus (which has no intentions of doing so) and Atomic Wallet which would have no real problems implementing these coins.
Is this because they are not listed for trade in Binance yet?May be a Binance listing for trading would give them enough boost as for the big wallets to start implementing them and why it is taking so much time for the team behind these projects to come up with their own wallet for these coins?
Probably the metamask wallet is compatible with many web-defi projects and this wallet has many users. How much does it cost to list a coin on the Binance exchange? Probably the projects don't have that much money. Probably someone does not want the miners to earn a lot of money. |
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[MALLOB] REGISTER WORKER: FAILED
Update miner DynexSolve Version 2.2.5DynexSolve PoUW CPU & GPU Miner Mining Software Supporting DynexSolve algorithm CUDA (Nvidia GPUs) (AMD and Intel are being supported by commercial miners) Windows, Linux & Hive Requires libcurl (Ubuntu: sudo apt install libcurl-dev) Require open ports 80 (http) and FTP Requires 1 CPU core for each GPU, preferably newer versions with AES support https://github.com/dynexcoin/Dynex/releases/tag/DynexSolve-v225 |
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Yes my last RX570 rig is hashing again  Hashrate.no is not accurate. What is the hashrate of RX 570 and the power draw? Depends on the Vram 100 - 200 h at i think around 100w. Software show 60w. I hope you test it and make a new video about it I hope you can buy an elmorlabs tool, for a more accurate wattage measuring. I can't start the miner for now, this mallob error... Are you using the old DynexSolve Version 2.2.4? Update the miner to the latest version https://github.com/dynexcoin/Dynex/releasesAlso you can use the latest version of SRB Miner. The RX 570 video card gives a very small profit, about 5 cents per day, if you pay 5 cents for electricity. It's very few now. |
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Samsung Electronics is ready to mass produce its third-generation 4-nm chips, which is the main item in the foundry ultra-micro fabrication process sector, according to a report. The Korean company has apparently resolved early-stage yield issues and achieved advancements in performance, power consumption, and area improvement. Manufacturing should start during the first half of this year. https://www.gizmochina.com/2023/03/14/samsung-mass-production-third-generation-4nm-chips/ |
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You can only mine cryptocurrencies with the PoW [Proof of Work] Algorithm, most new crypto this days are all Proof of Staking for some reason, since the day I have started learning about crypto I have grown to like pow projects more, they are more secured than Pos coins, to attack a pow coins you can only do that with a large amount of hashing power, probably having 50% of all the available hashrate on pool, it's not going to be easy.
My guess is because their leader Ethereum have switched from Proof of Work to Proof of Stake. Another more valid reason is because Proof of Stake is more friendly to the environment so it is mostly approved by the government than the proof of Work coins. This might also be the reason on why ETH have decided to change it's consensus mechanism but a lot of people didn't really like that idea, especially the miners because they can not mine ETH anymore. Not only that POW coins are more secure but I think they are also more fairer. Another reason why many of us dislike that change is because it makes the coin more centralized. One of the reasons for not having a large number of ASICs for Ethereum mining was the planned POS mining algorithm. If the algorithm did not change, then asiki would have long since ousted video cards from the market. We have seen ASICs E9 Pro 3.7GH. Perhaps in a year ASICs with a hashrate of 10GH would have appeared and the story with bitcoin repeated when video cards became useless. |
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The idea of developing decentralized mining standards https://lithos.work/#/https://twitter.com/LithosProtocolThe LITHOS protocol plans to usher in a new era for PoW mining, one where mining pools live on-chain, fully decentralized and trustless. Stratum will serve as the "networking layer" for the protocol, while the LITHOS protocol will help to verify miner's work and pay them out accordingly. LITHOS is a blockchain agnostic protocol, and mining pools for ANY PoW blockchain may be supported by LITHOS. Collateralization serves as the second half which backs the Lithos protocol. Collateralizized mining pools allow for local block creation and full censorship resistance. Miners may choose whatever transactions make it into their block, and may also set parameters related to governance of the Ergo blockchain. Collateralization also supports a native DeFi application built into the Lithos protocol, in which lenders provide collateral to miners in return for fees. https://github.com/Lithos-Protocol/LitePaper#readmePerhaps this will help solve the problems of theft on mining pools. |
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I read the forum thread... It does not inspire confidence when developers are rude to the usual questions of forum users... Support 0  The author of the topic is rigelminer and I did not see rudeness in his posts. You can find a link to this topic in the README.md file. Information from the README.md file Support Discord: https://discord.gg/zKTgcGgc6k I am not the developer of this miner, so when I see banal questions, I sometimes swear  It's not hard to guess by looking at your other forum posts that you are the developer of this program (or are in the development group). So yes, it's very convenient to be rude to everyone under the guise of another account. I have been in mining for more than 6 years. I have never seen such a disregard (on forum branches) anywhere! There's just 0 support. Well, even if you are not a developer (which I don't believe), then the developers clearly don't care about their project, since it allows this on its forum thread. Good luck with this attitude If you have been mining since 2017, then how can you ask such idiotic questions with 3 years of experience in mining. You can't read ASIC specifications and find information about how it works? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2647654.msg55780527#msg55780527If you ask the official discord channel about me, then people there will say that I have nothing to do with this miner. But then your fantasies will be destroyed. |
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Check out some interesting statistics https://hiveon.com/statistics/The nvidia 3000 series is quite popular with miners, and AMD still mines a lot of old video cards, such as Radeon RX 580 8GB and Radeon RX 570 8GB. Probably the owners have cheap electricity. Kaspa has become a popular coin in mining. And I don't see Nvidia's 4000 series either. |
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Access GPU computing nodes from community members all around the world https://clore.ai/what can be rented Any reasonably modern computer/server with NVIDIA GPUfees We currently charge 2.5% fee from orders placed on spot market and 10% from on demand orders + very low order creation fee (lower than $0.01)This is a new service. I haven't tested it yet. They rent Nvidia graphics cards for rendering and other tasks. |
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Will things turn around for Gpu miners in the next bull market? I don't want to wait till we are in a bull market before I buy cheap graphic cards, I am planning to buy once BTC halving is successful, but do you think that a new life will be breath into graphic cards profits again.
There are still a lot of video cards in mining and only old video cards of the 1000 and 2000 series of Nvidia and AMD analogs have fallen in price. Many miners do not sell cheap 3000 series, because it is still relevant in the mining of new coins. New coins will appear, and there will probably not be stable ones like Ethereum this year. |
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Information from the Bzminer discord Beta version of Bzminer v14.0.0b1 with IronFish coin support: - Same as previous beta
- Dual etc + ironfish
- Dual ethw + ironfishhttps://discord.gg/NRty3PCVdBhttps://t.me/koliamainer/8922I will not publish links to miners until these appear on the developer's Github and there are 5 more days before Iron Fish mining starts |
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Mainnet Date Change We have an important mainnet update — we are delaying the Iron Fish mainnet to April 20, 2023. Our mission has always been to create the strongest privacy layer-1 possible, and have put our codebase through rigorous tests. In this process, we found a bug that needs to be fixed before we can launch mainnet. We appreciate your support and patience while we resolve the issue. This delay also means testnet participants will have more time to complete KYC; please see the information below for updated deadlines. https://www.ironfish.network/blog/2023/03/13/mainnet-date? |
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