Because we can't really get the miners and sell them and share the profits evenly as shareholders.
Or you could get someone new to manage the fund. I am more for him to buy shares back from us, then someone else to manage this fund. I think when main player is out, there is no good future for the business. How you gonna trust someone else after what happened? It's better he pays us back our investments and you invest your btc somewhere else e.g. CEX.io I find it the best way for investing btc into virtual mining securities at least for short term investment. Instead of shares you buy Ghs here and dividends are paid as soon as the mined block gets confirmed, even if you previously sold your ghs. I wish I invested in cex.io instead of bASIC if I knew this was going to happen. I lost 0.2 BTC from bASIC when the share price plummeted, that could have been 2GH/s mining for me....
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Whats the luck on that btc block now. Ive similar nasty blocks elsewhere, just unfortunate it was the first one. Im trying to get scrypt running again after some months away, I keep getting HW errors though (cgw says 34% ) and Im not sure that is ok. The account part of the website says I have a hash rate of 200, CGminer says 500 and the stats graph part shows 600. Im finding blocks (isnt that listed somewhere), so is that ok or Im going to get paid a penny a day What coin are you mining? Also, try turning down your GPU intensity, you should see less HW errors then.
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I've decided that in order to promote our pool, I'm offering the finder of the first block the pool fee (1.5% - 0.3125 BTC) plus any transaction fees within the block, up to a limit of 1 BTC.
I still think the 0% fee on the bitcoin pool would be a great incentive too to really get the pool moving. That's always an option, and I'm quite sure the fees from all the other pools would cover costs for running and such.
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I like the idea of a shareholder takeover if nothing happens by November 15th. No updates, no login, no news from creativex by then I mean.
My idea would be to go see what's up with him and if he's obviously done with bASIC, get him to buy back our shares. Because we can't really get the miners and sell them and share the profits evenly as shareholders.
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You'll get more hashes/second if they run un-crossfired.
I think there's an option in Catalyst Control Center somewhere to disable Xfire profiles for certain things, try disabling it for your mining program.
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Well I've added 1.3GH/s to the bitcoin pool with my block erupters that came in today. Just need to wait for my USB fan + hub to come in to cool them, they get very hot and right now I've ghetto-rigged a 140MM fan outside my PC case to cool them off.
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Well tonight maybe I'll call up the Michigan State Police and see if they've arrested anyone with the name Eric Corlew or have any recent records of anything happening with him.
What happened to our creativex?
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I have an idea to make multipool a more attractive bitcoin pool: Keep the 1.5% fee on all pools except the bitcoin pool, and have 0% fee there.
If budget allows (server costs would still be covered + enough for your work) I think that would attract more folks to the pool to mine bitcoins.
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So if the bitcoin pool has 370 million difficulty one shares, and we have 100% luck we should be hitting a block in the next day or too right?
It doesn't work exactly like that, but yeah the difficulty should equal the average number of difficulty 1 shares that are solved before a block is found. Rats, hopefully I'll get my 2GH/s in block erupters tomorrow or Tuesday and can contribute to Multipool's first block.
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So if the bitcoin pool has 370 million difficulty one shares, and we have 100% luck we should be hitting a block in the next day or two right?
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Do they have sha-256 coins in cue? Yes they have an ASIC (SHA-256) multiport there as well as a scrypt port.
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Ride the Lightning - Metallica
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I bought a few block erupters a few days ago, hopefully I'll get them early next week. Then I'll be pointing an extra 2GH/s at the bitcoin pool, gotta find a block!!! I just think it's awesome how that half a year ago it would have host me like $500 (if I used 5970's) and would have taken over 600W to get 2GH/s with GPU's, now it cost me 0.2 BTC for 6 of them and it should only take around 30W connected to an RPi.
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So CGMiner isn't going to support the 290X and similar cards, correct?
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Thanks for the over 50% price drop on ASICMINER stock, I bought myself a few goodies.
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I offer 0.4BTC considering you haven't gotten it yet and it's value is depreciating by quite a bit every difficulty jump.
But why are you trying to sell it for over $400? I don't think anyone would buy it for that price, also considering that cex.io has very reasonable prices for buying mining power and you can resell it later as well.
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But if weed is legalized you won't need a dealer anymore, just go to a convenience store and buy some....
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Is it normal to get lots of rejects while solo mining?
I've had 3 rejected blocks and 0 accepted in the past 15 minutes with 1MH/s, not sure if that's normal or not.
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When I run that in Litecoin-Qt it gives me the error "method not found".
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Hi all, Unfortunately Windows pooped out on me a few days ago but before it went to absolute crap I backed up my Litecoin wallet.dat file.
Now I'm trying to import it. I'm not sure which wallet.dat it is - I have a 64kb file and an 88kb file, do you know which it is more likely to be?
I've tried pasting both files into the %appdata%/Roaming/Litecoin directory and then using the -rescan feature. Litecoin-qt scans for about 5 minutes and then opens, without importing my wallet. Also, my wallet was encrypted and I remember the password to it, is there any way I can recover it?
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