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If you want some quick (as well as longer) bets on bitcoin price I suggest you gogo-options or onehash.net.
Onehash have both hot wallet as well as direct transaction options and the time varies from 30 seconds to days.
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With such miner being built for every coins and huge amount of hardware and mining capacity to few industries like Bitmain makes the the concept of decentralization blur. Anyway nice miner to get hands on.
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Hi,
I'm interested in your service.
But it's a bit difficult to verify the authenticity of a service based on just a website.
Can you link us to the photos and videos of your mining facilities and show us your mining address.
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A nice concept. This type of multipurpose use of block chain would certainly benefit everyone involved around blockchain diaspora.
A decentralized cloud computing would benefit both the users and contributors both financially and technically.
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I have buy a Antminer S9 directly from CHINA / Schenzen ( www.bitmain.com) and pay all HW (Charger not included) with BTC. My miner work fine between 14.5 - 15.5 TH/s but use 1450 W. If you have question i am open Did you got that to India? How much did you paid for the custom and delivery. Where did you received the product at? |
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you need newer cards even for fun... money makes fun  But it can be done. I know it might not give me any profit. I just want to get startet and see how it works. Try to go to ethermine.org and look into how to section. You will find all the answers you need there.  I don't see any "How To Section" and I can't see how to sign up in the ppol. A simple minergate GUI app will get you going with Ethereum mining. They are good with NVIDIA cards. But I think you'd need at least 3GB graphics card to at least start as my 2 GB GTX 820m showed not enough memory error. |
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I'm too getting no block source found while syncing with the network.
I have a good internet connection but the wallet is stuck on 14 days without sync.
Is the support for this coin ceased?
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Unlike bitcoin, Ethereum has hash of the current database state (state_root, the root of the state trie) in the block header.
This makes the node of Ethereum huge compared to the node of bitcoin.
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It's a difficult question because no answers can be true. That's why cryptocoins are both risk and potential.
No one can be sure about future of one coin. If it was sure that any (bitcoin) will give you profit, than everyone would blindly invest there.
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Its like stocks.
Very much similar to what betking is doing, though very different venture.
You need to at least prove your innovation and you can easily get funded for your startup
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Nice to see a polished site and graphical design.
But the games presented are not that unique than provided by the usual bitcoin gambling sites.
PD should get into sports betting or binary options.
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Do you think it's possible to give away a vast majority of a coin and not have it be labeled a "scam"?
Can a coin distribution be by giveaway to devs/supporters/promoters/users and then run on a PoS algo - and still be considered a serious project?
The coin would NOT be given away to a large group just because they asked for them in this scenario. So an "airdrop" distribution may not be totally accurate term.
Instead of doing an ICO or PoW distribution. This would be a way of launching a blockchain project without any "coin sale" or traditional mining. Value would only be realized if the coins started trading for more than their cost of zero. Those participating would only see gains if they believed in the project and held their coins till value is realized from such trading. The coins would also theoretically have value at some point based on their utility within the system being built - once said system is functioning.
No, Tokens that are PoS are totally scam. Just the developer and his helpers/workers/promoters take profit from it. For a coin or token to be accepted by everyone, it should have some value to obtain. |
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POS (Proof of stack) is too chronologic. It determines the reward based on amount and time. And the wallets open.
I don't see any other way fro POT (proof-of-time) to really work.
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It's all supply and demand.
There are many old and new cryptocurrencies that are focusing on every sector we can think about.
There are coins dedicated solely for anonymity.
We can't force everyone a way.
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What are you trying to mine.
If you are going for SHA-256 coin than the Antminer s9 would beat the 4x rx580.
But if you are going with other coins like Scrypt, x11 (and types) than the rx580 would beat Antminer S9.
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It was actually made that way. Anonymous and tax free. But the people who self proclaims themselves as bitcoin experts and miners are trying to manipulate it.
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Primedice is the site where I spent maximum time of my (early) gambling life.
Now, I don't use primedice regularly but when I get a chance to visit it, the nostalgia just overwhelms me.
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Fiat gambling sites are bound to ask for KYC.
They need to sell the personal information of their users to the authorities to stay in business.
Stay away from any sites that says to accept both bitcoin and fiats. They are specially employed by the authority to track down bitcoin users.
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Yes, of course they are. You could easily get your money back within one month of a good signature campaign. But you should always be careful in making transactions. Also, make sure that the account is not hacked and it doesn't have negative trusts. Don't hesitate to ask the seller anything you need to know about the account, if he/she seems irritated answering then don't bother with it.
Someone above said buying a Legendary account was 1 Bitcoin. Can you really make 1 Bitcoin a month on a signature campaign? Wow! Who needs a real job when you can make US$3,200 a month after buying an account here. Yes, they are worth quite a lot of money, specially Hero Member and above. Legendary definitely used to go above 1 BTC.
1 Bitcoin per month is not possible at current rate. But a Hero/Legendary would be earning upto 0.1 BTC per month if they are involved in signature campaign the whole month. |
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The person who got you to dive in. How are they doing? Are they FIRE (Financially Independent; Retired Early), did they lose it all, or are they chugging along?
I don't really know as the person who got me into this isn't a close friend and I don't know anyone in my circle who's vocal about crypto. I think thats a good sign for how much this can grow!
I just don't remember. It was around 2013 December. After getting too tired of Paypal, I was looking for alternative. There was a site called Trybtc. That particular site introduced me with BTC and gave my first bits 0.00001167 BTC. The site does not exist now. |
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