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Hi cryptokrazy, would you be able to share any tutorials on how to mine DNotes? I would like to get involved with mining but I'm not sure how or where to start. I'm sure it will be profitable to mine DNotes if the price continues on uptrend. Thank you in advance  Not really sure. I'm at the Getting Started page of the pool I mentioned above, but just see config examples for GPU miners. Not sure how to set up to mine on ASICs. |
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CryptoPing has one of these volume scanners that they sell for $20, but I was not convinced when I took the platform for a test drive the other day. Anyone else have experience with a similar product?
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Is anyone using Mirocana's platform yet to confirm how good these AI signals are?
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I just received a reply from "Senior" support stating (and I quote) "First platform releases scheduled to Q2 2018."
So it seems that we may be waiting around 6 months for this, which is weird because they already launched their "Token Fund" back in March 2018 (at least going by the oldest date on the equity curve that they display on their thetoken.io website). Consequently, one would expect that they're using the same technology that they plan to release to other crypto fund managers. Not sure.
What do you guys think?
Is there an existing alternative solution to their product right now?
You have me confused, you stated that they released their token fund "back in March 2018".....I don't know if you're confused or are just trying to talk trash to whatever "senior" support that you were contacted from. Not sure where your accusation is coming from. I'm not confused. Read what I wrote. The Token Fund and Tokenbox.io are two different things. Back in March 2017 (my initial comment had a typo. It's 2017, not 2018, so this is what may have caused the confusion), they started their own crypto fund called the Token Fund. This is the same group behind Tokenbox.io. One of Tokenbox.io senior support staff emailed me the other day stating that the release of their Tokenbox.io platform, which is a turnkey platform for other crypto managers to be able to run their own funds under the Tokenbox.io umbrella, will be ready on Q2 2018. Let me know if you're still confused. |
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I'm wondering how all of these money managers starting crypto funds are doing it?
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I just received a reply from "Senior" support stating (and I quote) "First platform releases scheduled to Q2 2018."
So it seems that we may be waiting around 6 months for this, which is weird because they already launched their "Token Fund" back in March 2018 (at least going by the oldest date on the equity curve that they display on their thetoken.io website). Consequently, one would expect that they're using the same technology that they plan to release to other crypto fund managers. Not sure.
What do you guys think?
Is there an existing alternative solution to their product right now?
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Do you guys know of any fund management or multi account management tool like Tokenbox that's already active; that is, not in development, but currently accessible? Thanks.
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We can give money for traders and they will be trading? Its like PAMM ? You have many competitors now...
Do you know what other competitors are out there that give you a platform to set up your own fund, like Tokenbox? I am really interested in this. Thank you. |
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Hello world!  Are there any real users of the service? Due to the ivestors list there are at least 200 miro accounts. I keep asking about the same thing. Has anyone used this on demo mode before investing in the ICO? Supposedly, I have been seeing comments from their spokesperson on this thread about being able to test it in an Oanda demo account for the last few weeks. Even though Oanda is FX and not crypto, it should still give you a good idea of how good it is before splurging money into MIRO. |
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Was anyone able to test this, even on the FX side with Oanda, on a demo before investing in the ICO?
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I have not found any decent alternatives. I will share what I have converted over to for the time being and hope it helps someone. My solution for now is as follows:
My rigs run the equihash algo very efficiently. For this reason I have chosen to mine bitcoin gold and electroneum. I am using the suprnova pool. Pool stability has been good and I like the low fees. I have been using ccminer software and I feel it is the easiest option to setup and configure. Also, I have found most of the downloads for it are free from malware.
You may want to forgo the electroneum coin. I consider myself very technical when it comes to all things IT. I am a new to average user when it comes to cryptocurrency . The wallet is very difficult and I am not sure I can gain access to my original one. I have made a 2nd wallet with a gui implementation and so far I am still able to access that one. So if you like a challenge then give this a shot.
We tried Suprnova and other BTG pools and always had issues with the payout amounts, which always seemed to disagree with their own calculators. That's why we stopped mining it. Electroneum is based on CryptoNight, not Equihash Not sure about desktop wallet(if there's one), but paper wallet can be generated in seconds and extremely easy from their official site: https://downloads.electroneum.com/- no technical knowledge required. @cryptokrazy- Try electroneum.vip pool, it worked great for me over the weekend(unlike the official pool which wasted my time and hashing power). I'm mining VTC now because the payout is around twice that of ETN on WTM. |
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Is this already working with the Oanda demo on the FX side?
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I do not think it will be effective in trading cryptocurrency, you better find good info about the coin. I suggest following all altcoins that have good potential in the future such as ANN, Twitter, etc. From my experience, probably altcoin will increase volume when the coin has good news Volume is very effective for shorter term and technical trading. I agree with the factors you mention, but those are fundamental factors. I'm referring more to transient factors that affect the price of the coin. |
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Yes, they do not even have a physical address on the site! How do they give a guarantee? If you buy such equipment, then only through an official representative or intermediary in your country.
Agree 100%. Stay away. |
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I have not found any decent alternatives. I will share what I have converted over to for the time being and hope it helps someone. My solution for now is as follows:
My rigs run the equihash algo very efficiently. For this reason I have chosen to mine bitcoin gold and electroneum. I am using the suprnova pool. Pool stability has been good and I like the low fees. I have been using ccminer software and I feel it is the easiest option to setup and configure. Also, I have found most of the downloads for it are free from malware.
You may want to forgo the electroneum coin. I consider myself very technical when it comes to all things IT. I am a new to average user when it comes to cryptocurrency . The wallet is very difficult and I am not sure I can gain access to my original one. I have made a 2nd wallet with a gui implementation and so far I am still able to access that one. So if you like a challenge then give this a shot.
We tried Suprnova and other BTG pools and always had issues with the payout amounts, which always seemed to disagree with their own calculators. That's why we stopped mining it. |
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i have Baikal A2000, i need some service like NiceHash with easy to setup. After NiceHash down i can't find to coin with profit like Nicehash
i mine Deeponion with X13
What is the best coin to mine with Baikal A2000 right now?
I started mining DeepOnions with my Baikals as well. X13 was the most profitable algo on Nicehash for them as well. Which pool do you use? Started using https://onionpool.youngwebsolutions.com. Let me know if you know of a better pool. |
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CryptoPing was the first telegram bot who did this.
You can find many clones of it today.
Sounds like an interesting service, even though it seems their ICO investors got the short end of the stick. Thanks for letting me know. |
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It's OK, but I was looking for something a bit more advanced and PC based.
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i have Baikal A2000, i need some service like NiceHash with easy to setup. After NiceHash down i can't find to coin with profit like Nicehash
i mine Deeponion with X13
What is the best coin to mine with Baikal A2000 right now?
I started mining DeepOnions with my Baikals as well. X13 was the most profitable algo on Nicehash for them as well. |
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