Pai in primul rand conteaza pretul curentului. Si daca sunt corecte calculele din postarea anterioara, deja stam rau. Apoi, as aduga ca si daca ai avea profit, ar fi mic, insuficient chiar si pentru a plati pentru aparat din primele cateva luni. As mai adauga ca:
* pretul curentului este subventionat si probabil va crese mult in primavara; deci si daca ai avea un mic profit anul asta, la anul nu va mai fi cazul
* tine cont ca aparatele de minat produc mult zgomot si caldura, deci probabil ca nu vei dori sa minezi acasa.


Am facut si eu un calcul cu https://www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator/bitmain-antminer-s9i
Verifica si tu cu pretul de pe ultima ta factura de curent (eventual vezi cu regula de 3 simpla, ca altfel o sa te incurci cu toate taxele care se adauga peste pretul cel frumos de la furnizor)
Mie mia iesit ca, la pretul curent al BTC si al curentului, as pierde daca as mina.

Ii mai dau cateva zile, sa treaca intr-adevar luna, si o sa incep sa ii intreb de sanatate.


Cam da. Adica si iau sansa altuia, si platesc pentru transport, mai deranjez si oamenii sa se dea peste cap sa trimita, mai si sper.. ca sa raman cu buzele umflate? Mai bine pas.


Mda, asta este posta noastra de stat. Exact la fel de serioasa cam ca orice din tara asta.

Multumim!
Bafta sa ai!

Momentan o sa iau o pauza de la concursuri, cel putin cele din State si ma gandesc ce sa fac.
Poate stii ca am castigat un concurs anul asta. Mi-a fost trimis si... deja de o luna AWB-ul arata ca a ajuns la Otopeni, dar Posta Romana nu il "vede". Sper ca nu mi l-au furat astia de la Posta sau mai stiu eu ce... 

Most Russian banks are no longer part of SEPA hence the payment cannot get thru.

But I am not sure why you don't pay with bitcoin.

Or, another thing that comes into my mind would be bestchange, which is an aggregator of various exchanges that buy/sell bitcoin, most of those being Russian (I think) and will probably offer also qiwi, yandex and so on.

LE: A quick check there has shown that even PayPal USD to Qiwi RUR is possible. However, I don't vouch for those platform, be careful and don't work with big amounts until you're sure they're indeed reliable.

From the current price, getting back to last ATH and some more, no matter it's "only" +50% (to get over the much expected 100k), is imho in the books for "explode" 
Actually getting even near to last ATH would already be wonderful, since everything bigger that what banks, gold or stocks offer is already very good.

I think that it may be related to a possible exploit CZ said they've found at another exchange (heh). They may have ensured the same problem cannot happen at Binance.

Of course, they turned a news about a possible problem into a news about maintenance and an advertising...

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(He thinks) he's a rock star. Or politician. Every news about him is good or ends up in a lawsuit. Anything else doesn't matter. Shhhh.

If you don't trust Bitcoin enough to believe its price will explode again, be my guest and sell. Nobody forces you hold.
There are many very happy to buy. For some now it's crypto winter, for other it's summer sales.

However, I have a hunch that you made this post to convince others sell, so they basically sell to you or, more likely, your employer.

I'm genuinely surprised you admit that.


I know it will. I don't trust politicians, no matter what's their color. But I guess you also know/expect that it will be worse for both sides.

I am not that knowledgeable in the matter (hence I may be wrong), but the plasma may be only a first step.
I don't know if 2.6 ATM is enough to fuse H2 into He and/or split He into H2 (isn't this that's supposed to happen on long term?)


Here I agree, just, as I said, I expect to see there much much more than 2.6 ATM (and also "a bit" of heat).


And we dreamed about flying to the stars and no luck yet, and we dreamed about running cars with water and no luck yet (although solar panels + water => hydrogen may not be that far from that).
Some dreams came true, some others not. Or not yet.
I do hope I'm too pessimistic and we get to have free energy with basically unlimited supply, maybe even during my lifetime. But I won't hold my breath for that.

Of course you don't, since you chose to trust Putin's propaganda instead of fact-checking everything.
Of course you don't, since you chose to ignore everybody who tells that Putin uses the gas as a war weapon.

But yeah, I don't know why I'm even answering. But at least I won't answer to your friend.

Nuclear fusion is the dream of scientists for quite some time now, and while it sounds great, .. I don't know...
* I don't know if it's indeed possible to be done (to run independently virtually forever) because of its requirements for pressure and starting energy, plus some other conditions I don't know (longest run was under 10 minutes)
* I don't know how (in)secure such a construction would be, since releasing such a pressure means .. a big bomb.

I expect good managers find that out. Actually good managers may not allow such users into campaign in the first place...
Bad managers don't care already, so they won't pay for such a feature.

All we can do is for the sake of the forum (since such behavior is abnormal and leads to shitposts) and clean the weed, but, in my idea, an actual rule is also needed so the mods have the reason to actually remove those when reported. A bot will be a later step (some mods have their own bots too helping in the cleanup work).

Maybe we should have a rule that only the OP can add "reserved" posts into his topic and a bot should have a list of keywords and report the rest of "reserved" posts at sight?
.. Just an idea I've got now...

Edit: of course, if mods choose to not remove those, not much that can be done.

No matter who is telling what. Some are clueless and the rest are blatantly lying.

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Now Gasprom has found another motif to cut the gas: an alleged problem with a turbine.
Russia’s Gazprom to slash gas to Germany, as Putin fosters uncertainty in Europe
I wonder where will be the end of this sad game.

Imho really significant amounts should stay on cold storage, not even hardware wallets - especially those you have to update online every now and then and especially if one is knowledgeable enough to set that up. Am I too paranoid?

Unfortunately I don't expect it to get much traction. People will prefer the free audio-video calls, no matter how centralized they are and how much data is stored about them. So I expect the new app will be very far from Skype, WhatsApp, Teams, Google meet or Zoom. And I'm sure my list is far from complete, only in picking the really big ones.

And as the others said:
* not the shadiest companies, by far
* closed source, so they can claim anything

And my answer: most probably no, since the few people I do video call with already have their preferences (or requirement!)

Let's say some nodes are not honest. What can they gain from that? Nothing.
The miners must be connected to honest nodes because if they don't they may get the mined block rejected by the others and lose the block rewards.
Since the miners are connected to honest nodes, even if some rogue nodes will try to propagate bad transactions, the miners' nodes will reject those.
Keep in mind that each node has its own mempool.

It's not about the party, it's not about lies, it's not about taking them serious. I've seen the same in the previous recession. The ones handing people's money will tell as long as they can that there's no recession and there will not be recession. Why that? Because they want people stay calm, go to their jobs, use their fiat. If there would be panic, the things would get much worse than "just" recession.

I do like to watch re-runs of the old Dante's Peak movie, I like how they show there how authorities tend to react in case of emergencies (no matter they're natural or financial).

While there are most probably laws for (actually against) that in case of stocks or securities, I am not sure they apply for crypto "products", since legislation (as explicit words) is wonderfully missing them.
However, the spirit of the law may include them and a judge may go by that. Even more, I expect that a company like Coinbase has an internal code of conduct for the employees explicitly prohibiting that (if they don't have that, they're incredibly sloppy); but I don't know how much do company rules mater in a lawsuit.

It's... difficult to say what's going to happen there...

Well, $30k per month is not that bad, after all.
And yeah, the number looks rather low, maybe the report didn't want to show overly big unverified number, especially as some of those computers most probably don't stay up 24/7 (however, since I do expect the numbers to be much bigger, I've done the math with those 30k computers running 24/7).


I've been preaching this many years ago: no matter what OS one is using, there must be tools you can keep on tray and show the CPU usage (I use that on both Windows and Linux). If one sees abnormally big and constant CPU usage, that must be investigated. Unfortunately few do that, few know how to look for that...