It should be relative easy for someone who knows what they are doing since the same private key will generate the same public key for both Bitcoin and Bitcore.

With Minerrentalrigs, you can set your own rate. So it could be more profitable. But you may have a lot of idle time, waiting for someone to rent your hash. It may be easier to just rent through nicehash, since they have the option to switch algo to most profitable.

Best bet would be to rent your hash through Minerrentalrigs with a failover to Nicehash.

There is one higher rank, Founder. Only Satoshi himself has this rank. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3

Glad to see you come back, UsuallyHappens. Sorry that you got ripped off.

Vultr does accept bitcoin. I'm not sure if the $2.5 option is enough. You would need to create a swapfile in the Linux VPS for anything under 1.5GB of ram.

 I am a bag holder of a POS coin. (POS should be construed as an appropriate acronym in both senses.) I notice that my weight is consistently greater than the network weight. How can that be? Is the network weight calculation everybody else's weight except mine? The coin is a BitcoinDark clone.  

Learn how to use a VPS server like Vultr. You can stake 24/7 there. Also, you are in complete control of your private keys.

I have no way of actually knowing, but I'm probably helping people go long on LTC on Polo with my margin lending. Wasn't paying attention. Should have transferred funds to margin and went long myself hours ago.

At least in your example, you can be rest assured there would be staff that's willing to break some legs on any welchers.   So, your example is probably a better risk if you have the right "connections."

Yay, this is almost like a bunch of gamblers hanging out at a craps table, and the shooter's on a good run. Everyone's cheering while their stacks of chips increase many times over, but eventually the point then 7 out rolls will start coming.

That's why investing by margin lending at Poloniex pays 36%+ per year. If I were to go into any other investment and see that they were paying 36% a year, I would consider that a high risk investment. Like a small cap or junk bond. If someone wants to be absolutely safe, they should just buy gold and sit on it. Chances are their ounce of gold, when converted to fiat, will be able to buy the same amount of goods and service, throughout their lifetime. It's the ultimate hedge against inflation. Someone should really evaluate how much risk they are willing to take and invest accordingly.

Satoshi needs to come out of hiding with all of his BTC and dump all the markets down to $1.00 while I'm involved in a short. I'm sure the markets will recover quickly.  

My stingy ass just bought a Trezor wallet today. Reason that I waited so long is because my BTC holdings are only like 1.3 BTC. My BTC holdings have never exceeded 3 BTC. However, gone are the days that my mini-BTC holding just doesn't justify purchasing a hardware wallet. 0.07 BTC for my purchase, today compared to the .50 BTC it would have cost back in 2015, seems very reasonable. I didn't realize Trezor had a password manager. I'll have to check it out when I get it.

With all this bad news involving most of the exchanges, I just purchased a new Trezor wallet. I have some 0.90 BTC on Poloniex now involved in Margin lending. Will be moving out BTC in small chunks from Polo once I get my wallet. Hope I don't encounter too many problems. The .10% interest per day just isn't worth the risk anymore. I delayed getting a hardware wallet since I only hold about 1.2 BTC. However, BTC is worth over $2000 per BTC now. So I think a BTC wallet is actually worth it now even though I don't hold much. I have to stop thinking like I did when my BTC was only worth 250.00 per BTC.

I suspect this Party may be over and I got left holding the bag. These "updates" that I have tried to do, literally took me hours for only a couple lines of code.  Last night, I noticed both block explorers are offline. I tried to set one up myself, and after hours, was completely unsuccessful. Hope some people better qualified than I can step up to the plate and get this Party going again. It would be nice if the dev would come back. Even if it is just to assure us that his plans are going forward.

FTFY

Looks like most of the alts markets are not doing too well either. So much for trying to hedge with Alts.

I hardcoded another checkpoint at block 128400 and corrected the copyright info on the "About PartyCoin" screen. I also updated the version to v1.5.6.0. Please give my work a try. https://github.com/bones261/PartyCoin/releases/tag/V1.6.6.0
Please note that I am only a novice and do not consider myself part of the development team. Although the binaries appear to work fine on my system, I am in no position to guarantee my work. Proceed with caution.
Enjoy.


I didn't even realize we are on Coinmarkets since it was never mentioned in the OP. Nice to know.


Thanks for the update. I'll point some hash your way as soon as you get our pool back up. 

Consider buying some hash on Mining Rental Rigs. https://www.miningrigrentals.com/
Set up an account here http://altcoinix.com/party/public and point your hash to it.
We need more miners to make the network secure.
Even better is if you know how to solo mine. I haven't been able to figure it out.
Of course, if you buy some coins from Yobit and put them in your personal wallet, the staking will help secure the network too. Yobit doesnt appear to be staking the coin, So we need coins off the exchange and staking in wallets.