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I just got into ETH during last month. So I missed the party big time, however, at this moment, I am going to enjoy the ride as much I can and keep following this forum for best advice. Current set-up: 2x 1070 + 1x 1080 rig = ZEC (thinking about switching to ZEN or LBC) 6x 580 rig = ETH + SIA (in the past mined ETH + DCR) 4x 570 = ETH + SIA Also, I have 1x R9 290X, which I have heard can give good hashrate mining ETH + SIA, so I may add it to my 4x 570 rig. I still two more rigs to bring online this weekend, so I am way behind and hoping it is a worthwhile effort. If not, I am OK with taking a loss. Any advice about what I should do different is welcome
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I read through FAQs about mining and/or investing in XEM and still confused. Is it possible to mine XEM, if not what is a sensible way to invest in XEM for a small investor?
It seems like from XEM faqs that you have to invest minimum of 10000 XEM to start harvesting, that equates to ~USD $1123 at current rates, not a small amount just to get started. Am I missing something here?
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Here in US, retailers like Best Buy are still sold out. Went their y'day to my local store, and all I could see were couple of 1080s and 1050ti. No Radeon, nothing else!
Online retailers like Newegg are the only source for any GPUs and even they have jacked up their selling price by 10 - 30% during last 2 months. So the demand is fairly strong in US.
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Can you post your .bat file (without personal info)? That way everybody can provide a quick feedback if you are doing something wrong.
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IF you plan to store the Nodes on your own storage i don't really think any of them will let you down load a min usually it's all or none but if you use a online Wallet some have a extention or addon you can down load the wallet i don't store is the ETC wallet i found this https://www.myetherwallet.com/ it does what mistg or any ETH wallets dopes , without the download ......you store every thing but the big download the ZEC wallets right now are not to bad to down load and store and usually DL fast . i do keep a updated btc and Ltc wallet on one of my storage drives on this PC . Thanks for the additional information! I will take a look at it tonight. What wallets do you use for LTC and BTC? And how much disk space do they use?
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Bittrex allows it. Mining Siacoin (SC) through it. Transferred ETH and Decred to its wallet.
While mining ZCash through Nicehash, all my BTC earnings go to Coinbase on weekly basis.
Hope it helps.
I read negative things about Poloniex, that several people had issues getting their deposits for various Altcoins and therefore, I would be careful about it.
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been mining it for a week or two but holding onto the coins for now ..
try Hush or Zhush ... they renamed it Hush there is another one from the equihash family starts with letter K .
I thought about mining Hush as well. It was listed on Bittrex as of last week and now it's only on Cryptopia exchange. Do you mine it using personal wallet or through Cryptopia?
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Thanks for sharing this info! The stuff I dislike about these wallets is the amount of storage needed. Swing wallet (ZENCash Desktop GUI Wallet on Windows): "On first run (only) the wallet will download the cryptographic keys (900MB or so)" Eleos wallet: " First time installations may take awhile to load since ~1GB of cryptographic data must be downloaded first." I assume we cannot delete the cryptographic keys after install. Given that, it is a lot of data being stored.
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I thought bittrexx' zen wallets were operable as of now but I could be wrong.
Probably it is operable for those who created it before the hard fork. I didn't and both ZEN and ZCL wallets show up as "under maintenance" on my bittrex account.
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Thanks for sharing your views, it helps a lot. I have couple of questions:
1. ETH: I know there are several estimates going around about DAG file increase, but what I heard is that significant increase in difficulty will happen sometime next year, so why should we panic? 2. BTC wallet: that is a really good advice! Do you prefer any wallet/s? Previously I used Multibit and was greatly disappointed by its functionality.
Once again...thanks!
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I would like to know details as well. So far have been mining ZCash using 2x 1070 + 1x 1080 rig and will like to switch. However, neither Bittrex nor Poloniex have Zencash wallet (in case of Bittrex, their Zencash wallet has been under maintenance since early June 2017).
Is their a reliable exchange which offers zencash wallets?
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Hi,
I think the current ETH difficulty increase and price drop is making some people (including me) thinking about switch to mine (GPU) an other coin instead of ETH.
Which one(s) would you suggest to being more profit now?
I know, that there are calculators, but I know only my ETH hashrate (which is nearly 200 MH/s with 8 x NVIDIA 1060). How can I convert 200 MH/s into hashrates for other coins? Or what you think it would be and which coin would you suggest for GPU mining?
whattomine say that zencash is the most profitable now with he recent drop, so mine that, ETH is a no go, after the diff will go boom, there will be no profit there, equihash is a better algo, to bad you can't dual mine with that, like with ETH How to generate wallet for zencash? I tried it through Bittrex; however, their zencash wallet has been inactive since early June 2017 (few days after hard fork).
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photo your stove plug post it.
also tell us your circuit beaker size for the stove.
I will give you links
Thanks. Planning to start with dryer outlet. Then stovexlater if/when I run out of watt capacity. Stove- 40A: Dryer- 20A: Would like to go from these to a to a bunch of NEMA 5-15. I'm using off the shelf HomeKit smart plugs to monitor energy usage and switch things on and off. (They are rated at 240V). But that's not a requirement. you could buy these right now http://www.ebay.com/itm/LOT-of-2-Dell-0TP065-Switched-Rack-PDU-Power-Distribution-Units-/122322455260?the plugs come off with a screwdriver . they are a great price. 35 for the 2 I still need to find you replacement plugs that match the outlets. home depot or lowes should have them Hello philipma1957: I found your advice quite interesting. I plan to run couple of 6X RX 580 rigs at home and have access to one "NEMA type 10-30R" 220V dryer outlet. Do you think I can use it to power two rigs, each drawing 1000-1200 Watts? Let me know, if you need more info to answer my question. Thanks!
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Try the alt coin section. This is for bitcoin only.
He posted the question in the Altcoin section....
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Hello:
The prices you quote for these cards are quite reasonable. How are you able to source them at that price? Here in U.S. these cards are all sold out and aftermarket prices are 2x - 3x the MSRP!
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Hello: I am currently mining Zcash with 2x GTX 1070 SC GAMING ACX 3.0 Black Edition cards and wanted to know if the results I get are typical.
Using this miner and nicehash pool and I am getting an average speed of 755 Sol/s (for 2 cards) and average earning of 0.0035 BTC/day (~$8/day). I haven't changed any settings in the cards or the miner and wonder how I can get the best results and whether mining through Nicehash is the best option.
Appreciate the advice of fellow miners!
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I am currently mining Zcash with 2x GTX 1070 SC GAMING ACX 3.0 Black Edition cards. Is dual mining ETH with other coins a better option than solo mining Zcash? FYI, I use EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner currently and getting an average speed of 755 Sol/s (for 2 cards) and average earning of 0.0035 BTC/day. Thanks!
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Lot of pump and dump scammers making recommendations now, without providing reasoning why their choice of altcoin is the best! PM me if you want to know my choice and why.
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I started mining on a relatively new pool, xmr.blockquarry.com. There are few users, but the payout is large. Check it out. Don't be afraid to solo mine if you don't need the steady income. That is the absolute best defense for the network and as a bonus you are immune from pool DoS attacks.
A block of XMR is about 30 USD equivalent. If that is not something that will make or break you either way, you have nothing to fear from the variance of solo mining.
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Is this pool active now? For anyone interested the Slimcoin pool at https://slm.blockquarry.com is back up and running. We appear to be in sync with the correct block chain at block 59904 which agrees with the block explorer.
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