On Telegram i do see GW coupons offers. Does anybody know when GW give coupons away? I think i missed out or something  only if you bought D3 through GW. $125 coupon is from Bitmain , and they passed it to GW, and GW - to it's customers. |
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Woud like to check if anybody has same issue: I downloaded Zclassis Electrum wallet from github ( https://github.com/BTCP-community/electrum-zcl/releases), Linux version (Z!1.0.3.tar.gz archive file), and unarchived it. README file says: If you downloaded the official package (tar.gz), you can run
Electrum from its root directory, without installing it on your
system; all the python dependencies are included in the 'packages'
directory. To run Electrum from its root directory, just do::
./electrum But when I run ./electrum, I get error: ImportError: No module named 'pyblake2'After I installed pyblake2 (Python module), i get the same error: No module named 'pyblake2' |
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Thanks for commenting  Yes, I unpacked the archive, and run ./electrum in the unarchived folder. There is another version , which I already tried ( Electrum_ZCL-Z_1.0.3-py3.6.egg ) - but it has no Readme file inside , and I have no idea how to run it  There is no information about pyblake in the readme. After installing it, I get a message "Successfully installed pyblake2-1.1.0" Maybe it's worth of raising a bug ticket on the github? |
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Hello gentelmen, I've downloaded Zclassis Electrum wallet from github ( https://github.com/BTCP-community/electrum-zcl/releases), Linux version (Z!1.0.3.tar.gz archive file), unarchived it, read README file, that says: If you downloaded the official package (tar.gz), you can run
Electrum from its root directory, without installing it on your
system; all the python dependencies are included in the 'packages'
directory. To run Electrum from its root directory, just do::
./electrum When I run ./electrum, I get error: ImportError: No module named 'pyblake2'I searched for pyblake2 (Python module), and istalled it . Ans I still get the same error: No module named 'pyblake2' Any idea, please?? |
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What would be the hashrate of this machine?
You can't read?  650MH/s @ 750Watts  I wonder how much will it cost? Really? You just quoted a random statement from a brand new account with 1( ONE) post in the forum? I say 12 MH/s @ 6000 Watts and that's provided there are such "ASICs" and this is not just FUD to drop the price of GPUs. I saw above a question from one person: What would be the hashrate of this machine? and somebody replied: You can't read? I decided to read all posts but did not see an answer besides that brand new account , and thought that was that Why do you think it is 12 MH/s @ 6000 Watts ? This is really low, comparing with Panda B3 for example: 230 MH/s @ 1250 Watts. |
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I am very much concern on why Giga-Watt(WTT) is not updated in Coinmarketcap.
This could change the rank of WTT, if the volume, circulation of supply and exchange list is updated. Does it need to wait for the PODs to complete?
I don't really understand what is the fuss about WTT listig on exchanges? Don't think people who is interested in mining and using GW facilities need this lilsting. Less fuss and hype - less price - which is beneficial for GW clients. |
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What would be the hashrate of this machine?
You can't read? 650MH/s @ 750Watts I wonder how much will it cost? |
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everyone beliving this clown but dint belive me back then???
rofl i told you. and no one listened.
what clown do you mean, Bitmain? |
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How long were the machines running before it caught fire? So, Innosilcon will help replace those units right? Are they still under warranty? If u make your own changes, it might void the warranty?
Warranty All A5 DashMaster will be tested by factory before shipment and certified by Innosilicon. The post-sales service policy is as follows. After payment, your order will be processed immediately. 180 days parts warranty for any miners directly purchased from Innosilicon (counting upon miner arrival). If any problem, please leave a Ticket Type: C1 message on our message board. Our technical support team will get in touch with you asap. Please don’t send any machine or parts without contacting the technical support team first. Any loss or damage as a result of lack of contact will be the responsiblility of the customer. The price of miners may be adjusted at any time without prior notice or price compensation to customers. The warranty expires in the following cases: Miner is demolished, privately altered or component replacement by customers; Lightning, voltage surges, poor quality power supply causing damage; Circuit boards and components damaged by water, exposed to moisture or corroded; The circuit board or the chip is completely burned; Excessive Over-clocking in a overheating environment. If above case happens, services of your miner maintenance will be charged. For the specific procedures, please refer to the after-sales process. This is RIDICULOUS - Inno produces DEFECTIVE miners which BURN because of INNO's fault, and Inno does'n take responsiliity ?  |
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Some thoughts about the BTC future. According to Bitinfocharts.com, the 100 richest bitcoin addresses only increased their savings during the 65% fall, and the owner of the most expensive wallet with 167,203 bitcoins won at each of the six major corrections of 2017. So, these gentlemen don't just don't believe in the fall of the bitcoin, but rather rely on its take-off. Accordingly, we are waiting for an increase in ROI, but do not forget about the current grim reality  |
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Thank you; adding for those of us who cannot read the article: Giga Watt building 21 pods, has grown from 5 employees to 35, investing 30 million US, paid $950,000 to settle a lawsuit of some company that was pissed about delays (and took the money just when this started paying, amateur move IMO) MGTI also mentioned and a BTC mining hosting co/not cloud, but hosting YOUR miners. All in all, a good article with good exposure, thank you- Do you mean that that company took the money when their miners were deployed and began to mine ? |
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So I updated the firmware on my A5 because it stopped mining
Be aware of the possible fire Here is information from a mining farm: 15 more A5’s caught fire today. All A5’s turned off again. Downclock and upgrade firmware doesn’t help in this time. We will wait an engineer from Innosillicon to upgrade hardware and remove capacitors.   The image that you posted was from Giga Watt. They posted that image publicly on Twitter as a response to Innosilicon. I had also linked to it on the previous page of this discussion thread. So when they say that "15 more A5's caught fire" is that in addition to the 17 that had already caught fire at Giga Watt? I am afraid yes. Information about 15 units arose just two days ago. And your infomation on the previous page was published more than 2 weeks ago. Picture is indeed from their old twitter. They are trying to run A5s after a new (numerous) update, but each time this doesn't help. |
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Innosilicon A1 was No. 1 btc Asic in 2014, independently developed by innosilicon, who subsequently developed A2 to A6 various leading performance mining asic in the world. There has been zero legal issues whatsoever. It's well known Bitmine screwed up and didn't not know to do asic or miners. Innosilicon issued lengthy statement regarding bitmine with full explanation in bitcoin talk before, it's said and done for years!
Folks, it's easy to point finger, but remember, any spread of rumor or false allegation without proof is ill intended, wrong and subject to legal consequences.
By the way, here is Inno explanation about Bitmine accusations. As I did not get a reply from Inno_ASIC with the link, I found it myself, don't say me "thank you" https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1117069.0 |
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As a proof for a VERY POOR quality of Inno miners - here is a picture from the burned A5s. As Inno is a China company, it is rather hard to influence them  |
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I wonder, will we go to the $50k price till end of the year ? We may have reached the bottom recently. Shurely price is dependent on many factors, icluding attempts to ban crypto in different countries. But Progress can not be stopped.  |
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So I updated the firmware on my A5 because it stopped mining
Be aware of the possible fire Here is information from a mining farm: 15 more A5’s caught fire today. All A5’s turned off again. Downclock and upgrade firmware doesn’t help in this time. We will wait an engineer from Innosillicon to upgrade hardware and remove capacitors. Where did you see this? Source? It's from the personnel of the mining farm where I host my miners. Luckily i don't host A5s. (Sorry would not like to disclose name of the farm). |
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