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Looks into my crystall ball... waiting.... waiting.... no it cant foresee anything right now.
No but seriously, its impossible to really predict the next big thing, its a game of speculation find something which you might think blow up and go with it, and don't look back, most of the time you will predict wrong but every now and then you might get lucky and then its all worth it after-all.
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The block seems so big with the long difficulty times. At least with quick block rewards there is so many of them that the little guys have a chance of getting one, once in awhile.
Is this the price we pay to be asic resistant?
I do not run hefty setup at all its luck at this point without a pool.
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memory 1 owner? pts owner? Nope. Looks like we've reached the big blocks... But, as someone else said - it's lottery ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) your hasrate ?? All my machines combined little over 5, going at it since the moment it was available for download. Mind that these are also my GPU miners so i have decreased their efficiency so they don't decrease the GPU's.
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Cant the wallet itself function as a client to another wallet? At least then we would know that not all our machines is trying to proof the same work.
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Out of curiosity if i mine on same wallet file on all my machine could that cause any problems?
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mined a few hundred block past hour not a single one have gotten thorugh.
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Fun to play with! Thanks.
One improvement is remembering the nonce on new shares, then on new block reset nonce.
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Oh another question what CPU do you have?
It seems there's a explanation why i get almost 200Kh/s more on my 280x vs. 7970 (stock configurations that is), my 7970 is in a PC with a i7 2600K. Now you migh think what the heck does this have to do with the GPU. its quite simple the sandy bridge CPU supports PCI-E 2.0 while the 7970 is a PCI-E 3.0 gfx card. (my 280x cards run in a brand new PC on a ivy bridge i7-4820K (PCI-E 3.0))
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Unfortunately everyone cant be winners.
Minimizing risk has its cost as you need a clear trend before you either sell or buy which can cost you when the market is this volatile, worst case if you don't minimize the risk you could end up with a wallet full of BTC that are now worth 1/3 what they were yesterday. (hypothetically speaking)
Not throwing in the towel quite yet however i would like to know if there are any way we can adjust the robot so it does not react to the strongest bull/bear trends, as they tend to bounce just as hard in opposite direction which is where the robot is "tricked" into doing these bad trades.
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WTH mine keeps getting bulltrapped over and over, and its starting to become rather tragic, as i have said in an earlier post i have set my robot in Aggressive mode, which is stated as a long-term-trade-logic yet it very much looks like its trading in ultra short term, and it keeps loosing, is the robot not capable folloing the market fast enough hence why its getting trapped over and over?! Please we need to get some explanation behind this.
Im sure most agree and understand some of the reasoning for this "cut eventual losses with an actual market crash" however most know that bull traps are not crashes there are someone who manage to manipulate the market and keeps tricking "us" (the bot) into doing BAD trades!! WTF!?
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Would like to hear more about this.
Obviously your using windows (duh) the console window. Your also under-volting the core. (less power consumption)
I have been trying to find the sweetspot for my GFX card for a while now and i guess I'm going at it all wrong.
Any how i basically ended up with a basic configuration. Tho changing my gpu clock from 1000 to 843 (500 -> 630Kh/s). The stock speeds for my GFX: Engine 1000, Memory 1375. I guess the card could be called first generation 7970 bought mere weeks after they first were seen in stores.
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Not all GFX cards are the same, for instance i have a 7970 that acts pretty much similar. Example my 7970 has a weird sweet-spot, with stock memory frequency 1375 i have to underclock the engine to 843 (from 1000) and then i manage to pull 600Kh/s, otherwise with stock engine (1000) i only manage to pull 500~520k, my Radeon R9 280x (which are rebranded 7970 cards) they all give me a reasonable 710-720Kh/s without a single configuration. Also my 7970 cannot mine with intensity above 13, with a activity of 64% ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) or the driver keeps crashing till the machine goes into bsod. But my R9 cards all manage to mine at I:18 just fine, though they pull off 710-720 at I:13 so there's no reason to push them too hard, as too high intensity in my opinion tend to make systems quite unstable.
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Anyone else seeing bad trades with this robot past 24 hours? Me and a friend of mine are both loosing quite a bit because the bot is selling low buying high. (Aggressive mode)
Is it possible to tweak exit point when selling? I feel it exits way too quickly, and it keep selling and selling, and when the market start going back up it does not buy at equal pace ending up always buying at higher price then it sold at.
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Today it would rougly give you 80$ per day, when next difficulty hits approx 5 days the daily gain would be 60$ a day. Put the parameters into this site and it will give you a rough estimate if its worth it or not: http://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator
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Det finnes vel strengt tatt bare ett scenario hvor du oppgir at du realiserer ett Bitcoin salg og dette må jo være med store uttak hvor hvitvask er vanskelig eller umulig, dvs større uttak som skal brukes til å kjøpe gjenstander som blir oppgitt til skattemyndigheter.
Etisk sett er dette litt på kanten, men alvorlig talt Bitcoins er anonyme det finnes ingen direkte metode for stat å få innsyn i din Bitcoin beholdning om du ikke oppgir denne selv.
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I had to underclock my cores in both my GPU's as they sit 100% next to each-other. (i have a order of riser cables, though probably 2 weeks till i receive them)
With that said when i underclocked BFGMiner gave me much better hashing than what cgminer did with the same configuration, running: 2x - Asus Matrix Radeon R9 280x
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Cgminer GPU mining deprecated in versions above 3.7.2 (or 3.7.3 cant remember which is latest with GPU support)
I mine scrypt with 3.7.2 just fine on my miners (GPU).
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For a while i have been using services such as coinwarz and wheretomine, though "problem" i have been facing is where to mine the alt coins in a efficient way (pool).
Lets say these sites tell me a prediction of 1000 coins per day, then i find a pool that has a stable block finding rate, now the actual number of coins are not even close to the predicted number, ofc i have a understanding that this is because all workers compete for the next block and the chance that the pool or you even find the next block is not certain.
I myself find that litecoin is the most accurate coin to mine and the predicted income is not too far from the predictions the calculators give.
What experience do you guys have in this regards?
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