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361  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: INVEST BITCOIN!!! on: June 24, 2016, 08:12:07 PM
You can invest your money in hashflare. I used it, and until now they are not scammer. Also check hashnest to compare it

In no way would I consider hashflare to be in same league as hashnest.    Just look at site they talk about "HashCoins Datacenter" - https://hashflare.io/data-center/ .  Hashcoin gear was a scam that never came out with anything Zeus or after on thier gear.  Huge scam hardware company.  I would not invest a dime in them with saying that is gear they use.

Hashnest is legit and linked to Bitmain.  If your going cloud mining go there you at least get a legit cloud mining site.  So possible ROI and not throwing money at scam.
362  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How to make money on bitcointalk? on: June 24, 2016, 08:05:24 PM
just join a signature campaign

This is a perfect example of why you should wait and not jump into signature campaign's.  Look at other posts on 21st just a LOT of one sentence posts that don't  add much - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=717035;sa=showPosts;start=20 .  With a signature you are held to a higher standard on post's being constructive.

I strongly suggest waiting till full member as you will not lose that much money waiting.  And really get a lot of time to learn the forums, learn about BTC, and possibly be able to help others at that point.   Those that rush into it sadly a lot end up like this and goal is making as most posts as possible.   It leads to a ban in many cases.

So signature campaign's are good if used right.  Just make sure to use them right not a post like above.
363  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: what should i do to earn bitcoin? on: June 24, 2016, 08:00:23 PM
you can use bitcoin faucet to earn free bitcoin

This has been mentioned SO many times it does not really need to be mentioned again.  Can you go futher and say how much you are making off faucets and how much time you put into it?

I am willing to be it is dust (small amounts) and getting paid cents per hour is what I say.  It is sad but true they just pay very very little.  You can use this time to do so much better things that will help you long term.   I think fewer and fewer people use faucets as they realize extremely low payments.
364  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: Where can I purchase a Power Cord for the Antminer S7? (USA) on: June 24, 2016, 04:29:41 PM
Why do the 250v cords look like this? https://imgur.com/a/GFk6r

There are a few different 220/240 volt receptacle's so there is not just 1 standard.  A lot of people use a PDU going to the 220/240 then split it up from PDU to miners.

I think what everyone is asking is your drawling looks a lot like just the standard US 110/120 volt outlet.   Are you sure your outlet is the 205 volt or more needed for psu?  That is what people have been asking about.
365  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Pair of s-9s now running photos are up. on: June 24, 2016, 04:06:30 PM
Awesome setup Phil -- thanks for posting the pix - learned a few more ideas for my warehouse.

This is the 4 x S9 connected to the solar farm right?


Yes this is,the solar setup.

The fan pulls 1600 cfm.

We finally have temps set.

I think this will boost to 14 x 4 = 56th in the fall.

We are at 51th at the moment.

Very nice setup.  im considering to jump on sidehack s7ln.  I have 1 kw of solar running my shed that i dont use daily.. Id like to see how well it can handle running that miner off it.  should keep up no problem and i use sealed lead acid for storage.. Once those die on me tho i will get the grid-tie system as i see that being the way to go forward. I was wondering if your system is grid tie or battery?  also do you know what temp the upper area of that barn is?  Just curious as to how it compares to my setup currently.. very similar:) Also what are you clocking your miners at now and what temps are they running at that speed(s9's).    Thanks in advance ..

Best Regards
d57heinz
 just   did more work on this..  will post more in ½ hour
fan uses 159-160 watts
(pic above)


second fan  notice the s-7.

we will with up with  5 s-9's and 1 s-7

(pic above)

Looking  nice I really like gable fan's personally they do a good job exhausting hot air.  And depending how much hot air you have you can get some pretty nice high CFM gable fan's.

Also looked like you attached the thermostat to the side.  Comes in nice for it to monitor the air heat and only turn on when needed.  My weather varies on temp in Midwest so I love that feature.
366  Economy / Services / Re: [BIT-X.com] Earn Bitcoins by Posting | Signature Campaign on: June 24, 2016, 04:00:48 PM

I can also confirm, I just got the mail from CoinsBank, the payment came in.
Thanks and welcome back, Marco!

Yep it came as always Smiley .  Thanks Marco and Bitcoin_Boy$,! Appreciate your time getting these out.

Still  the best campaign around! I'm just about to hit a year and 3 months I believe in this campaign... wow how time fly's
367  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Bitmain's Released Antminer S9, World's First 16nm Miner Ready to Order on: June 24, 2016, 03:52:11 PM
My S9 Batch 2 has arrived...

So far so good... It's quite warm here atm.

(pic above)

In the Midwest here so we get a lot of different temperatures.  So far I have had good luck to seems to be able to handle the summer heat which is good.  In my mining area I use air from outside push it through miners with big CFM fan's and exhaust the hot air. 

The S9 has done very good with the varying weather.   This week I could have high of low 90's F which is hotter then I like to the lows in the 60's F.   So it is handling  a variety of weather good.
368  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How earn 1BTC a year? on: June 24, 2016, 01:26:31 PM
You can easily earn 1 btc a Year without any problems. You can do affiliate marketing for earning huge bitcoins. You can make 5-20 Btc a year or more bitcoins a Year with Affiliate marketing. I have also tried Affiliate marketing  and it is a proven way to earn Huge Amount of Bitcoins...

i think campaign is best option to earn 1btc/year. it's very easy .
I agree with you but it's will be better if the profits that we can get from campaigns will be use as capital on trading altcoins because in trading altcoins it will be a big help on earning 1 btc a year faster than just relying campaigns (It's just my opinion). Also we can get bitcoin from this forum by selling service and also selling some digital goods.

Not always true it could be in some cases but a lot of cases just holding BTC is not a bad idea.  In a matter of not so long of time we went from 350's to high 600's so a HUGE jump if you had in altcoins you missed that.  Which would stink missing such a massive jump.

A lot are pump/dump and just not worth it.  Only one I really keep an eye on is Ether as i think it has possibilities, but I still keep by far majority in BTC.  So I guess what I'm trying to say is use moderation.  Invest some in a good altcoin but keep some i BTC forum specifically right now with having so close.   Even just holding a lot of campaigns you can reach 1 BTC a year.
369  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: i want to ask everyone about bitcoin site on: June 24, 2016, 01:07:24 PM
I ever saw someone say it in this forum, but if you have an account Sr.member above and join the signature campaign + trade was easy to make 1 BTC in one month.

This is false you will not make a 1 BTC per month through sigature campaigns.  There are some like mod's or some user a campaign will pay more for.  Here is kinda the page to look for payment - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0 .  So the best are mid .30 or so.   So that leaves a LOT to earn from trading.

I do not think you can take mid .30's each month and consistently change it to 1 BTC a month.   Yes you can make a nice amout of extra money  but day's of 1 BTC per month from sig campaigns are just long gone.   BTC value has went up to a point where they just can't pay that 1 BTC per month per user.



Yes, some members can make 1 BTC a month. But in order to do it, the best way (in my opinion) is to find a job that pays ~20 USD a day.
yeah but in vietnam 20 USD /day is a problem if you wanted to get 20 USD in a day, you could have a job like manager in hotel, work in a office,...
but i am just a kid and i am 16 years old how to can i get this job

Not sure how it is in Vietnam just as I am not familiar with local working laws.  But in  US at 16 you can work I believe without restrictions,  at 14-16 I believe they are way's to work but laws to follow as a minor.  But a lot of 16 year old's can get job's and buy coins with it.   Granted not all jobs some require higher ages like those selling alcohol or firearms for example.  But in US a lot of jobs are open to 16 at least legally.
370  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Electricity Included in Rent - Cheapest Setup to Mine? on: June 24, 2016, 07:42:16 AM
Isn't the halving like in 2 weeks? No point to mine with S9 and sell

It is in around 15 and a half day's or so - http://www.bitcoinblockhalf.com/ .  So yes it it fast approaching.   So most miners will keep everything online and get all they can before  having.

But there are always a few who try to sell and instant ROI.  I  just really suggest caution right now on Ebay as I mentioned above with selling a unit with so much value.
371  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Is HashNest okay for a starter cloud miner? on: June 24, 2016, 07:37:28 AM
I've used HashNest before and I'll say they're not bad, although that was for very small transactions (right now, I have 56 GH/s worth of power).
I'm planning to invest about $100 to different cloud mining services, or all in one service.

Has anyone had any issues with HashNest? Are they legit? Do you recommend them?
I'm also looking at Genesis Mining but their contracts are expensive and there's a minimum of 500 GH/s. Hashnest is about half-price and also does not have a minimum.



Opinions?

Hashnest is only cloud mining site I send people to currently.  They have the trust being tied in with Bitmain.  Sadly there are just a TON of scams out there so I personally would not go by price or likely you will see your BTC ride off into the sunset with someone else.  Hashnest does not guarentee a ROI but it at least gives you a fair chance with being legit cloud mining site.

Other option is purchasing gear and having it hosted somewhere.  This is also a valid option to know you are actually getting a real miner, not scam.  But again you would need to pick a host that is well known and legit.
372  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Requirements for a small custom farm on: June 24, 2016, 07:27:34 AM
Hi folks,

I would like to know how many square feet should I be looking at if I decide to host 50x AntMiner S7? To narrow my search for a proper location, should I start with warehouse rentals? Please share your experience and insights as I am trying to work on a small business plan.

Thanks.

That is a good amount of electricity with 50 S7's so I would start by looking if they can even handle that amount  of electricity. I would imagine a good amount can't handle it and those who can I am guessing you will have to do some wiring.

So I would look for being able to modify location as I have a feeling you will need to do wiring, and cooling.  And not all are going to let you modify the location.   And really best start  is finding one with the amount of electricity as you need as I really think that will really lower amount of possible locations.

Thanks for your advice. However, space is also a requirement here but I have no clue how much space should I reasonably be looking for to handle the heat from 50 S7's? I understand the electrical part is another issue to be figured out. I will see how much information I can get from local electricity suppliers.

I think this is hard to say as we don't know if you are allowed to modify location. If you are allowed to modify location we don't know what your looking at on type of cooling.  I would guess high RPM fan's and good exhust fan's. Or is it a location evaporation cooling is possible (for me personally my climate does not work with evaporation cooling).  So there is a lot of unknown's as we don't know what equipment is being used for cooling. But with 50 miners there will be a lot of heat.   I think you are going to have a hard time finding warehouse that allows modification and has the electricity needed and rents.  This is why hosting companies are so popular.

Have you started to look at warehouses that have  the electricity needed for 50 S7's?  I just don't think you will find a ton of them for cheap.  But start with that and then find the one that allows modification out of them. I think it will be not so easy to find locations that have these two things unless your purchasing it but I could be wrong.  Rentals I just don't see many being in this area, and if they are I would guess a very long term lease.
373  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Electricity Included in Rent - Cheapest Setup to Mine? on: June 24, 2016, 07:17:20 AM
If you live in a small apartment you need to consider the fact that most Bitcoin miners are very loud. Maybe get some GPUs and mine ETH instead since they are silent.

at present a s9 is better than a six rig gpu, or almost there, after the halving not anymore

so he can go with a s9 and sell it before the halving, it may be a nice hit and run strategy

I personally would be afraid to ebay something as new as a S9.   If you got a bad buyer 30-45 day's if they keep it and mine would really add up.   Even  no returns does not stop it if "bad buyer"/Scammer.  I'm sure some will do it but myself I would not risk it there so early with the S9's current  value.

So you really would have to sell on forums for BTC in my mind since BTC cannot be reversed. But I don't see getting a big ROI with this as forum buyers are normally pretty current and  keep up with the website price.  But it is true you might get lucky since there is not a S9 batch currently up.
374  Economy / Services / Re: [BIT-X.com] Earn Bitcoins by Posting | Signature Campaign on: June 24, 2016, 06:44:27 AM
I'd like to join this campaign.
Rank: Sr Member
Post Count: 1448
Bit-x address: 3LEerYZQvqDeuZLaCsGR88VyNmFCgrEqM9


Thanks in advance

And as I expected my post did not stop people from trying to apply - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=877765.msg15323834#msg15323834

The front page is still current if you look at it there are no spots. As many others I know not the news you want but it is still current.  So no spot's to apply for.
No New Spots!

On a different note has anyone heard from Macro just wondering with last log in if anyone has talked to him recent?
375  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Requirements for a small custom farm on: June 24, 2016, 06:29:44 AM
Hi folks,

I would like to know how many square feet should I be looking at if I decide to host 50x AntMiner S7? To narrow my search for a proper location, should I start with warehouse rentals? Please share your experience and insights as I am trying to work on a small business plan.

Thanks.

That is a good amount of electricity with 50 S7's so I would start by looking if they can even handle that amount  of electricity. I would imagine a good amount can't handle it and those who can I am guessing you will have to do some wiring.

So I would look for being able to modify location as I have a feeling you will need to do wiring, and cooling.  And not all are going to let you modify the location.   And really best start  is finding one with the amount of electricity as you need as I really think that will really lower amount of possible locations.
376  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Electricity Included in Rent - Cheapest Setup to Mine? on: June 24, 2016, 05:08:12 AM
Hi all, i live in usa and have electricity included in my rent. Id like to find the cheapest way to start mining but all i have is Windows computers and lapptops.

any help?

You need specific hardware. Something like this https://www.bitmaintech.com/ but there are many others.

This gives you an idea how many devices there are you can buy: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison

Basically to mine bitcoins you need an asic.   No matter how good your laptop/desktop is  they just cannot compete when mining BTC.  There are alt-coins which are kinda a different story.

Basically the CPU mining is dead so you will need a decent GPU.   You can look up Ether but it is only coin really worth mining on GPU (my opinion there).   So you would need a good video card.   And laptops you can kinda forget they are not made for mining.
377  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Power went out during storm, now Antminer S7s just have solid red lights. on: June 24, 2016, 04:59:10 AM
did you turn it off?

what are your fans set to?

 if set to auto  when it powered back  up it could have toasted.

They are underclocked so the fans aren't at 100%. Can't remember exactly, I can't log into them. I didn't turn them off for a while, so they came back on after the power reset but the internet wasn't on. I reset the internet, it should be on out there with them, but they don't seem to be connecting.

On this I would bring a laptop and test internet there.  I had a hub that was giving out and started to cause random outages.   If internet though the machines should beep if working right but I would still test internet and not assume.   That hub was quickly replaced once I figured out it was it.  

Also I would test PSU's if you are able to.  I use one close to - https://www.amazon.com/Thermaltake-Automated-Supply-Oversized-Supplies/dp/B005F778JO/ which does a great job when if I need to test PSU's.  I know you might not have one on hand though.  In morning when you test just curious is PSU fan spinning?  
378  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Bitmain's Released Antminer S9, World's First 16nm Miner Ready to Order on: June 24, 2016, 04:51:20 AM
my secondary account.  I am philipma1957

gear came .  fees for 2 units = 89 usd

could be worse.  I think I won't ask many questions for the time being.
That is on par with what I paid today to clear my single B3 miner. I asked the UPS agent for a breakdoen and it was a total of $46.86  mostly Customs duty and something like $3-4 for the UPS brokerage fee to process the Customs duty and import clearance.

Either the import thresholds have changed or the miner is mis-marked for shipping code.

I'd have to look up the exact code but is supposed to be for:
    Electronic equipment, computer, no terminal or display
or something like that.

It also took an odd hop in Japan -- usual route is Shenzhen > Osaka > Anchorage > etc.
This time it arrived in Narita first but then left from Osaka. Er? A bit of a trek there.

FYI, I wrote to Bitmain about this and they claim that they haven't changed the shipping codes. The implication is that it's the dollar figure triggering the difference, or UPS has gotten gready.

The fact that every S9 was in excess of $2k while every S7 was under ($1.8k I think) leads me to think that we're in that gray area that Phil indicated where anything north of $2k might be interpreted as commercial and hence subject to duty.

I'm going to take this up with UPS, but I doubt it will change anything.

Bitmain needs to understand that the $2k threshold has an impact on the US market. They should return to pricing that's more sane.

They've been especially greedy this time. They probably would have made much more money if they had priced the S9 lower, assuming that they could fill the unit demand.

Has anyone tried DHL? I know UPS and FedEX are charging.
i think dhl charges a lot more to ship it.

All my shipments from BMT and AliExpress to SG are with DHL - very fast, minimal paperwork and all web & SMS automated.

I just pay the Goods & Services Tax (GST) upon arrival to my doorsteps - about 7% of declared value.

From Amazon, I used Fedex and UPS before but too many paperwork and delays. Some UPS packages did not arrive!

Changed to DHL and no more issues.

DHL is very much based on location.  Some people will love them others will run into issues.   I am on the very edge of my  DHL driver's route so not so great for me.  Any shipment that goes DHL I can count on him calling me end of day and asking if I can meet at X location or I won't get it that day.  Worst one was around a hour and half away.... I did not have time to meet him so went next day.

I can't find it the name of it on their site but if you don't have gurenteed delivery by them, they reserve the option to send last leg through usps vs driving it to those on edge of route like me.  So again some will work great, but if on edge of delivery they are a pain.
379  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Bitmain's Released Antminer S9, World's First 16nm Miner Ready to Order on: June 23, 2016, 01:45:44 PM
I have went through a lot of the popular pool's on 24 hour runs.   I decided to go back and do a 3 day run on Antpool (this time making sure to get more screenshot's of entire dashboard page).  During the run the miner itself did very well getting a GH/S AVG of 13,991T reported on the machine itself  The pictures below show the results from mining on Antpool for 3 day's:

Unit at 2 days: http://s100.photobucket.com/user/notlist3d/media/S9/2d11_zpsqorvtcz1.png.html
Unit at 1 day: http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m25/notlist3d/S9/1d_zpsh5n9haqm.png

Below is full sized pictures of dashboard for info from pool side:
Day 1: http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m25/notlist3d/S9/1d_zpszr4lpq3i.jpg
Day 2: http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m25/notlist3d/S9/2d_zps4pw04qmi.jpg
Day 3: http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m25/notlist3d/S9/3d_zpsqvzkdmdu.jpg

Below is brief version of dashboard(just shows hashrate from poolside on day 3)

380  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: i want to ask everyone about bitcoin site on: June 23, 2016, 12:54:52 PM
Yes, some members can make 1 BTC a month. But in order to do it, the best way (in my opinion) is to find a job that pays ~20 USD a day.

Even if you got paid $20 USD per day, you still have to subtract your expenses from that before you can start buying bitcoins. There are people selling stuff online, that makes a lot more than that and these gambling sites and adult porn site operators gets a lot more than that daily. < Well some of them >

There might even be some of the biggest faucet operators, that could earn more than 1 BTC per day. So yes, it does happen, but it's rare.  

It's very rare if not putting money twords an investment. Currently 1 BTC is around 600...  so to get 600 a month for free is kinda dreaming for most.   Even best paying signature campaigns do not reach this area so you would need investments in my eyes.

Now it could be alt coins,  mining, etc.  It really depends on what your best at.   But as I have said bitcoin is not a get rich quick scheme so if your wanting to come here and expecting 1 BTC per month without putting any money in it's very very unlikely.  It is hard to find something that could repeat it every month two or everyone would do it... and it would pay less.

Look at mining for example if you make 1 BTC this month you might not next month due to difficulty changes.  So you would need to continue to re-invest to hit it (unless you invested much higher at first).  But finding something that can do 1 BTC each month is not going to be easiest thing, and a  LOT expect it free which just does not happen as BTC holds fiat value.
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