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I can easily compare coinsbit with probit and othe small exchanges, the team are small group and they are still learning, it's going to take a while before they become on par with exchanges like stex or cryptopia but they can become successful, I won't underestimate the CNB token if I were you
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At first I thought your talking about byteball but after reading it correctly it's bitball . Mercatox is also a good exchange and it's popular by the way , those you heard bad feedbacks are directly pointing out on the coin or on the exchange itself ? It's also normal to experience delays on btc transactions so don't worry you can always expect to receive your coin . But about that coin bitball , it's better if you stay away with it if it's only listed on a bad exchange or if you hear too much negative feedback .
Presently there are bad rumours going around about that mercatox exchange, I don't know how real it is, actually it's about withdrawal/transaction issues, BTB have wide range of exchanges and anyone can find out more on Coinmarketcap |
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No one was expecting that huge growth in 2017 and it did happened, now adoption rate is growing faster than before so be expecting days like 2017 for sure, I belief it will actually happens
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Hi
Can someone tell me how the exchange-place "Changelly" works?
When I go to many other crypto-exchange's websites, they want me to give out my Phone number, passport number etc.. It's simply a lot of work to get verified as a buyer there.
When I look at Changelly's website though, it seems i'ts possible to change bitcoins for other cryptocurrencies, without having to give out name and other information.
Is this for real? Or have I missed something? Maybe they want passport-number later in the exchange process or something?
You don't have to give out any ID to use changelly, it's an instaswap platform not exchanges like, you send an amount of coin you wish to swap followed by the receiving address to receive the other coin |
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Etn mining is not entirely bad but since the coin don't have good value yet all I make in a month is around 3$ and used that most times to buy data, and I won't call that really mining but a cloud mining
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I am new to mining and rather new to cryptocurrencies. I have an idea to add some heat to the basement of our house as well as learn more about the cryptocurrency world, and therefore I am considering to start hobby mining. I would like some pointers from you experienced people.
I figure some kind of hassle-free solution that is rather easy to set up an maintain will suit my requiremnts. I have red that a GPU rig might be a good option for newcomers, and in many cases quite a few currencies can be mined with a GPU rig.
I certainly prefer Linux before Windows, and I don't want to be locked in with a single currency.
Any pointers?
Mining on windows won't get you locked with a single currency in fact I prefer windows over Linux because of its simplicity, using Linux to mine will give you more headache compare to using Windows |
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Proof of Authentication
Bitcointalk Username: DDante
ETH Wallet Address: 0x8A24c14CF9D12151B31887E13F0Dcb33a3a1DD5E
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Hardware wallets are not indestructible, secondly you still have to worry about keeping your private key safe, I don't bother buying hardware waller because everything hardware wallet can do is present in mobile wallets now, use of password and fingerprints or 2FA is nothing new anymore
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Merged mining can be possible with new coins with low mining difficulty but they aren't profitable with old coins anymore, you won't get any good returns compare to focusing on a single coin to mine, but since new coins are now in the market with merged mining it still worth the try
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Hi,
I didn't get any valuable tokens for several months in bounties (even the promised tokens without any value) .
Are you still earning money with them or just a few bucks (which is not worth to bother)?
In 2017 and 2018, it was so profitable. Now, what is the situation?
Should I start again?
I never earned in money from bounties for two good years and later I made over 2000$ from a long waited bounty project that postponed their listing till 2020, Its not easy to win big in bounties nowadays but its not impossible too, you will need extreme patience to carry along |
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There are few things to consider here, the first is electricity and secondly is difficulty rate, I know mining with HDD will be better compared to using GPUs because HDD don't drag huge electricity like GPUs but these HDD mining coins are very limited, the few popular ones already have high difficulty rate now, if you have free electricity and some big bad ass HDDs laying around then HDD mining is way better, power saving is marginal difference
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Intel Xeon CPUs are easier to configure for me than Ryzen, I still don't understand how Ryzen CPUs are made, one other thing is Xeon CPUs support AES, with AES you will definitely get higher hashrate compare to the default hashrate
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Which coins are best to mine in 2020?
Which GPU Miners give best results and how much hashpower I will get per Miner?
What else hardware would be needed?
I have $100k to invest in GPU mining
The most easy miner to set up are Asic miners, if you are all in for Graphics card or CPU only then go for cryptonight algorithm with Xmrig miners, highly performance mining Monero Random X algorithm but Asic mining is better |
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AES is the Answer, I don't know if Ryzen supports AES in their CPU, if it does you an activate in bios or browse about it on the internet, with AES on Intel CPU its a big boost and I bet you won't regret it, do not hesitate to say a thank you after
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All bounty problems will never go away anytime soon, its better to be the one choosing very carefully, the truth is not all bounty projects will be successful, if you are the type expecting every single bounties you joined to pay do not bother, 2017 bounty days are over
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I still get income from the bounty. Because bounties are not only from articles/signatures. I work on other bounties like stickers, bugs, and so on. By doing that, I get paid first than working on articles, signatures/social media. And can get paid eth or btc. So no need to think about the price of tokens.
I thought bug bounties are the hardest, do you know how to detect bugs in apps or you are a smart developer yourself? I would like to know how to join bug bounties ,if you have any clue please do not hesitate to share |
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Not all of the exchange reduced withdrawal fees, some still have ridiculous fee, the best exchange that has lowest withdrawal fee is tradeogre, even bitcoin fee is just in few satoshis, I've never seen any other exchange compares to tradeogre
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Even if he reinstalled the waller again he won't have access to his fund again unless its web wallets like freewallet or Xapo that only needs email and password to login, what a waste, that bitcoin can easily grow bigger in few months time
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Freedrop stopped working all of a sudden, i joined an airdrop on the website and I haven't received any payment, maybe I did something wrong because others claimed they got paid, now the next trusted airdrop source is Airdropbob
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While mining cryptocurrencies can be profitable on the long run there are few things that's making things very hard for miners
1. OBSOLETE
Back in the days when mining was still very profitable I used to have very good GPUs then, like AMD HD7970 6x and it was very fun mining Monero and making good profits within a week but now its impossible and all these cards are useless, I was forced to sell and move on, the fact is GPUs become obsolete faster than Asic miners
2. Cost of Electricity
Most profits from miners now are for electricity fees, I still have friends that mine ETH and by month ending 70% of his profits goes to electricity, he is able to even earn that 30% because he has multiple mining setups
3. Dead GPU
Your GPU can die on you at any time, it happened to me and I was able to fix some but not all, mostly this happens because of heat or failed GPU fans
My conclusion is if you don't want to go through all of this its better you switch to POS ( Proof of Stake) that won't cost you any energy and worries, its all about buying coins and staking them, no hassle at all, the higher the quantities of your coins the higher your reward
Profits from mining also depends on the coin you are going to mine. If you are going to mine ETH you will probably less reward due to the increased difficulty but you can mine other alts with less difficulty then convert them into ETH will probably gives you more ETH than direct mining. Nice move, this is exactly what I love to do when mining, I like holding Monero in my coinomi wallet so all I do most time is mine other altcoins like LOKI and exchange for XMR, I got more XMR instead of directly mining XMR |
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