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Today I added about 30 new sites to the rotator, so we now have over 100 sites listed. If there is a problem with any of the sites or if some site isn't listed, just tell me. I try to keep the payouts and addresses updated and also deactivate any faucet that isn't working, but it's a lot of work and some help would be appreciated.
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I can't believe people are actually wasting energy to calculate stuff that is useless.
You shouldn't believe it because it's not true. Mining secures the network by making it computationally difficult to reverse or alter transactions after the fact, which is extremely useful. I think what Jacce meant was that mining has no use outside the context of the payment network, which is technically true, but misses the point completely. Yes, that was my point, but I wasn't sure exactly how to say it (not a native english speaker). And you're right that it's good for the coin, but if the coin itself doesn't have any real value then it's pretty much useless because the mining (with a few exceptions) don't do anything useful except helping the coin. |
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http://free-btc.cu.cc/rotator/Hello! I am proud to announce a new faucet rotator under the URL http://free-btc.cu.cc/rotator/ (if you think the URL is difficult to remember, you can also use this short link: http://bit.ly/faucetrotator). I know there are many faucet rotators that stands out, but this one has some features that stands out (and more might come later). Features- Many faucets and other sites to earn free bitcoins (70 as of now)
- The websites are sorted in 7 easily navigatable menus (one for normal faucets, one for Microwallet faucets, one for PTC sites, etc)
- Timers to see when it is time to view the websites again
- You are able to see all the websites and choose which ones you want to visit, instead of having to go through every one
- You can easily see which faucets/websites that are the most profitable (the further up in each category, the more it pays. You can also see how much they pay when you hover over them)
- Settings (you can turn off the ads, the timers and also use some simple filters to only show sites that pays at least a specific amount)
- And at last, also a blacklist so you don't have to see the websites you don't like
If you want to contact me (for example if you want to see your website added, if some of the values are incorrect or you discovered a bug), just PM me or check the e-mail address on the website after clicking "Contact" (requires you to fill a captcha to see the full address).
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http://free-btc.cu.cc/rotator/bit.ly/faucetrotatorHello! I am proud to announce a new faucet rotator under the URL http://free-btc.cu.cc/rotator/ (if you think the URL is difficult to remember, you can also use this short link: http://bit.ly/faucetrotator). I know there are many faucet rotators that stands out, but this one has some features that stands out (and more might come later). Features- No signup required and very straight forward interface
- Many faucets and other sites to earn free bitcoins, litecoins and dogecoins (over 130 sites listed as of now)
- The websites are sorted in 9 easily navigatable menus (one for normal faucets, one for Microwallet faucets, one for PTC sites, etc)
- Timers to see when it is time to view the websites again
- You are able to see all the websites and choose which ones you want to visit, instead of having to go through every one
- You can easily see which faucets/websites that are the most profitable (the further up in each category, the more it pays. You can also see how much they pay when you hover over them)
- Settings (you can turn off the ads, the timers and also use some simple filters to only show sites that pays at least a specific amount)
- Ability to save your Microwallet user and Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin address and then you can easily press "Copy" in the upper right corner to copy the respective address.
- Export and import your settings over any device!
- And at last, also a blacklist so you don't have to see the websites you don't like
If you want to contact me (for example if you want to see your website added, if some of the values are incorrect or you discovered a bug), just PM me or check the e-mail address on the website after clicking "Contact" (requires you to fill a captcha to see the full address).
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Hello and welcome to our forum! I suggest you read the newbie readme and also this BTC guide if you don't know the basics of Bitcoin and would like to learn them. |
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Hello and welcome to our forum! I suggest you read the newbie readme and also this BTC guide if you don't know the basics of Bitcoin and would like to learn them. |
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If you want to mine with CPU, you could at least mine a coin that is only minable with CPU, like Primecoin or Quarkcoin.
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1. The mining pool and the miners. Mostly the actual calculations don't have any use (except for example Primecoin where you find prime number patterns while mining).
2. Depends on the pool. Where are you mining? Are you sure you are actually mining?
3. No, but almost all new coins are announced on this forum.
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Depends on the scripting language, but most likely you'll get an array or object.
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Hello and welcome to Bitcointalk! There are some sites/threads I think you should consider checking out: the newbie readme and also this Bitcoin guide in case you don't know the basics of BTC. |
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Hello and welcome to our forum! I suggest you read the newbie readme and also this BTC guide if you don't know the basics of Bitcoin and would like to learn them. |
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