I don't know about him but I had an awful luck with ZCL, being BTCP my idea, given to Rhett at Slack in September/October (which he said the idea is "not needed at all"). I was 100% in ZCL from April-June 2017 to November 2017 and no one can imagine how hard I tried to convince Rhett (and other developers) for further development at Slack, Twitter, Discord. Even if you search the old posts of this thread, you'll see how hard I tried to gather community fund for Rhett for further development, but nothing worked at all, thanks to Rhett. Literally, my whole 2017 spent on promoting ZCL everywhere and I ended up with a loss. I was afraid to hold more as ZCL volume at Bittrex was getting less than 2 bitcoins per day (afraid of getting ZCL de-listed from there).

Trade history still available at Bittrex.

This thread is only with:

BITCOIN PUMP

&

BITCOIN PUMP

We don't accept any other pump, even of LITECOIN.

I predicted this one quite well. Yesterday's buying force at $8600 was amazing...



*I'm sorry if it falls below $9000 by the time you see this!*

You can't dual mine two coins like that "at the same time" with Claymore. The dual miner of Claymore allows you to mine light coins like Decred and Siacoin (Blake algorithms) along with Ethash (like Pirl or Ethereum) but you can't mine Nicehash and Pirl at the same time.

But remember, I'm talking about dual mining. If you want to use power of your one GPU to mine something and power of another one to mine something else, you may do this:

No, it's not possible. You can't be mining both at the same time as far as I know. Mine any one of those, not both.

I personally mine Ethereum using Claymore Ethash Miner but I've heard that NiceHash automatically switches to best profitable coin for mining and pays out through bitcoin, so why're you planning to switch?

BTW, if you don't wanna gamble with ups and downs of low-volume alts, I'd suggest you to mine some stable coins like Ethereum or Ethereum Classic instead.

If you want to maximize your holdings of hush through mining, here's what I do. Mine the most profitable coin (like in your case, it's BTCZ) and then trade it for Hush. Mining Hush directly means you're wasting some good extra holdings percentage of Hush.

One more thing, he controls more coins other than ZCL/BTCP, and not even one of all these is in active development. Cheater needs to be taught a lesson.


For sure.

Actually man, that question suits in the mining section. But actually, are you sure that you're getting only 23 kilo hash rate on ethash? Isn't it mega? If it's kilo, you shouldn't expect anything specially per hour (or even a day) as it seems like you're using an outdated hardware for mining.

Yes, we're going to moon.

Bitcoin massively trying to get up but bears not allowing it to do so. Still, I'd not be surprised if we start seeing Vegeta's 9000 scouter again within the next 24 hours, even though its a week-end.

Yes, it's below ICO price. ICO price was $0.01 to $0.015 (in few stages, the price increased). I entered at 200 satoshis/2+ cents price and thought that it can't get better, but it did. Right now it's 102 satoshis & less than a cent, and I don't think so that it can get better than this at all. The alpha wallet (includes a lot of stuff like the marketplace) is planned to come out by the end of this month.

DYOR but IMO, it's the best time to enter in it and it can't get better.

I think there's a simple reason for that. In crypto, you lose or gain like 10 times faster than in forex. None of the trades anywhere can bring you guaranteed profit, but it feels better if the output comes faster, which happens in crypto.

Mining something which you feel is a hidden gem is NOT the thing from which you can maximize your profits. Instead, use whattomine.com to find out what's the most profitable to mine right now and then once you mine a bit of it, you can use that to buy that hidden gem (instead of directly mining it with less profitability). That's what I do and it goes out just fine.

Another... "experienced" post by a pure newbie. Something's definitely up with newbies these days.

This seems strange to me. Since the merit system has been introduced, the forums (or at least I) have been witnessing a number of newbie accounts with some great knowledge posts. Some sound like they've been around for years, and it's something interesting that they've a recently created account.

In simple words, it smells like a surge in multiple accounts to me.

Alright, thanks a lot, merit coming up for ya! That completely answers what I asked!

---All my questions closed now, someone else may ask something but I don't require any further response!---

I'm looking around here in mining section after quite some time. Glad to see you're still helping after all these years. I remember in setting up my first rig, you helped a lot. Few merits for ya!


That's exactly what I always loved and always bought, and I still have three of those running right in my room right now.

Q) I held a few bitcoins from September 2016 to April 2017 in an address which is empty now (unfortunately, I cashed them all out at rate of $800 or something). However, I was just wondering if there has been any airdrop or fork within that time period which I can extract now? I of course still carry the public/private keys. I see Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Gold came out afterwords, so they don't exist as balances in my those addresses, and I was just wondering if there has been some other similar fork/airdrop as well which I can cash out now.

+1 merit for the one who can help.

Seems like HairyMaclairy sold out BTC for tethers and now waiting to buy back in.