If it's about payout, they never missed one since I ordered my first ghashes... ummm... a month ago? 5Ghs would make like 0.0001 per day. Not sure what that would prove. Also... You do know that offer a 7 day money back guarantee?! That's 7 days of payout to try. If you don't like it, cancel, and you get your coins back, minus the amount they paid you through the contract

Banning you because I AM the King of Elves and did not tell you anything. Except this...

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Hmm, ziet er goed uit, en ik zal eens kijken, maar ik vermoed dat ik iets simpelers zoek.

Genesis Mining heeft de prijzen omlaag bijgesteld:

De prijs voor 2Mhs ligt nu op US $158, of 1 Mhs voor $79. De BTC value varieert, maar 1Mhs is op dit moment BTC0.133, en met MMD code BTC0.129. 20 Mhs = BTC2.322, met MMD code = BTC2.253
Hoe groter het aantal Mhs die je koopt hoe lager de prijs per khs. En daar krijg je met de MMD code weer 3% korting over.

De volledige lijst met coins die ondersteund worden is nu:
Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Auroracoin, Feathercoin, Lottocoin, Megacoin, Darkcoin, ReddCoin en Blackcoin. En je kunt nu ook betalen met Litecoin en Dogecoin, naast Bitcoin, Euro en US$.

Heeft iemand toevallig een voorgebakken Excel sheet met verdiensten, uitgaven, bitcoin waardes, etcetera, etcetera?

Kan zelf wel iets maken, maar als iemand al iets dergelijks heeft hou ik me graag aanbevolen. Ik moet echt zaken bij gaan houden, want het wordt alleen maar complexer. Hemelsbreed weet ik dat er meer binnenkomt dan eruitgaat, maar da's te makkelijk. Als ik nou kan zien waar de verbeterpunten zitten (of uberhaupt welke kosten ik nou precies heb...), dan ... wordt het alleen maar leuker, denk ik.

Well, you can also look at the next difficulty. If it's just a few percent, as it was in previous difficulty changes, then you might be better off buying a few days before the difficulty change instead of waiting for the next level. The coming change, within the hour, will be between 7% and 8% added difficulty.

Voor de twijfelaars onder ons, ben even bezig geweest met betere koeling. Het systeem staat ongunstig wat betreft warmte afvoer, dus kap eraf, bureaufan erop gemikt, en voila, systeem draait hier op de plaatjes dik een kwartier:





En BTC Guild is lekker enthousiast over de hashrate:



Nog steeds slechts 0.5 BTC, met voeding en netwerkkabeltje.
Geen verzending, ik zou niet weten hoe, eerlijk gezegd, tenzij veel gesodemieter met joost-mag-weten-wat-voor-doos en zo.

Inmiddels draait de Jupiter goed drie kwartier. Temperatuur van de modules is gemiddeld nog een graadje opgelopen, maar nog steeds geen Die 0. Van Asic 4 weet ik dat als die boven de 85 graden komt dan valt een Die uit. Asic 1 volgens mij ook. Exacte wetenschap is het allemaal niet. Maar goed, een goede temperatuur regeling doet wonderen blijkbaar.

Cloud Mining will get me positive ROI but it takes freakin' longer then two weeks! SCAM! 


Well, you can mine BTC as well, and that's not scrypt either. So, it's simply an exchange of the "the most profitable coins" for Bitcoin, or Darkcoin, or Monero (whatever that is, I gave up on trying to know all the coins out there)

Ik blijf maar emmeren met die dingen, maar feit is, ik moet er vanaf. De Mercury staat nu te niksen (of zal reserve onderdelen doneren als nodig). De Jupiter staat bij mijn voeten te blazen en ik zweet me de tandjes in de hitte momenteel
Ik had er wel een willen houden, maar ik heb nog zo'n ding draaien en vroeg of laat komt er een nieuwe machine bij. Teveel van het goede, tijd om te ruimen dus.

De Mercury: 200Ghs, met 2 modules
Die 0 issues, dus wat tuning zou helpen. Bij mij draait de Mercury tussen de 210 en 240 GHs. Vraagprijs 0.3BTC, inclusief 700W voeding en netwerkkabeltje, ofwel, kant en klaar.

De Jupiter: 350Ghs, met 3 modules
Ook niet vrij van Die 0 issues, maar hij draait nagenoeg de hele dag al tussen zo; n 355 en 375 Ghs. Vraagprijs 0.5BTC, inclusief 700W voeding  en netwerkkabeltje, dus ook aansluiten en spelen maar.

Alles in een keer: 0.7BTC. Zelf bieden mag ook. Voor 6.01 BTC zeg ik heus geen nee hoor:P


Het moois is te bewonderen/af te halen in Scheveningen.

Well, nobody says that they will keep running old equipment. Nobody knows what they're running, but there is no need to keep old stuff alive. Reward calculations are not based on miners but on averages anyway, so for BCS it's just a matter of implementing a new 10TH/ s machine and pull the plug on some old 100GH/ s machines. The hashrate people have paid for is still there, just it's now on the 10TH/s machine. Or on some other, doesnt matter really. Maybe it's easier to understand if you see your hashrate as a share-rate. Or not 

It cannot continue?! Bitcoin mining started with cpu mining, then GPU,then asics. There is no limit for new technology really, so for all we know it can grow ever and always. I share the feeling, but reality is not quite the same, I'm afraid

Not sure what you mean. You want to buy hashrate, simply sign up there and buy what you want. For easy access to the BCS site, click the link in my signature
Otherwise, what are you asking exactly?



Mining like a turkish bath?! That ... is .... quite unexpected and brilliant! BCS should put that on their front page

But , I'd like to know how the 5 year thing is actually handled. I guess a lot of us simply buy small contracts with a bit of hashrate that's pretty much useless in 6 months or further. Since the network doesn't accept satoshi payments I guess the earnings just build up until a minimum is reached. That minimum is 0.000053 BTC? But at some point even that minimum won't be reached anymore. It seems like a waste of energy to continue mining then. So, how does BCS handle this? I don't know.
Maximum you can buy there is 45TH/s. I've never even looked at it, but I think that would give returns for quite a while. For such large numbers more then a year might still be rather nice.
Well, just ran it though a calc, and first year would bring like 120BTC, and the second year another 7BTC. After two years it's not longer doing much, especially since the Bitcoin block reward ia halved by then
Soo... If this was aimed at higher sales, then 2 years would still make sense. Longer not very much

It runs until it has accumulated enough Satoshi's for a payout the network will accept? But I guess for most it's more of a gimmick then a real asset. On the other hand, if you buy 20 TH/s, will that be worthless in 6 months? Or 12 months? Or longer?

No doubt. But I ....can't..... wait up... any longer 



Just kidding of course. I'm pretty curious actually!

Umm... Soon as in minutes? Hours? Days? Weeks? Should I wait up? 

How would they place an official announcement when their official site is down

Gabriel/BCS said he was hoping to have more hardware up and running early next week. Gives you the time to save up a bit more 

Yeah, I told my boss people shouldn't work for money but he has ... challenging ideas on that subject
But yes, more data is always good.

Yes, now I remember what I wanted to comment on. Previously you said the new customer area was being done by the same people that did the referral area. And the referral area is actually very well done. A huge improvement over the old version. There's quite a bit of information to find for those that need it. Small tip: I miss a time/date stamp for visits. And I still don't have an answer to my question what "Direct Traffic" means. Obviously no link from another site, but what then? People who were referred to the site previously, who have bookmarked it, and are recognized by the cookie on their re-visits?

Anyway, if the affiliate area is a measure for the customer area, then cool, can't wait

Ritch wants the customer area to do all of the calculations for him. I'm taking it one step further: I also want it to fetch me coffee when I check in 

That's not what Ritch wants to know, Muhammed

Ritch noticed that payouts for seperate days are the same. It's unlikely that the pool finds the exact same number of blocks every day, so the payout should be different from day to day, if it was based on actual mining rewards. But Gabriel has already told me earlier that they simply use a baseline for payouts instead of looking at actual rewards. I lost the message though, so it's me remembering things here. Kinda like the pro-rata distribution Ritch already mentioned. Saves BCS the trouble of doing a hell of a lot of math, and benefit for the miners is that when BCS finds less blocks, miner reward is still the same. makes me wonder what they do with the extra blocks they find, but fine, I'm not complaining actually.

0.8 dan maar. Krijg wel bonje met al die kasten thuis, dus eentje gaat er weer op pad dan