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3741  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: If I wanted to play the lottery solo mining... on: December 08, 2015, 04:50:24 PM
You're right, cloud mining would probably be my best option. I take it you recommend hashnest over any other company?

yeah hashnest is the best, because they have the s7 in stock right now, it seems that bit-x still have not those asic

and now that the value of bitcoin is increased you can buy the equivalent of its hash for 5.3 btc

That's what I thought when thinking about it.  Just S7 on hashnest you have no worrying about working, and they have people to do the fixing if something goes wrong.

For a year to have no issues is kinda unheard of.  My ones with a month were pretty good for a miner.  You really have to have physical access this is why hosting center is better home if your going to be gone a year.  And cloud takes it one more step of not being there.

The key is someone beside you monitoring it over the next year.
3742  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Total newbie post on: December 08, 2015, 04:47:04 PM
yeah its all about difficulty. Every 2 weeks what your miner makes gets gets less and less.
The difficulty isnt steady it always changes so all you can do is estimate and gamble.  Plus you gamble
that btc price stays high cause if it goes to 250$ then its really bad roi

Difficulty is a huge factor.  The calculators that show you a year or months with no difficulty are very bad for profit guessing.

Here is a good calculator: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/calculator it allows dificulty increase. What is your electricity price? If we know it we can give much better idea of if you have profit or loss running.
3743  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Best Gh to Watt Miner? on: December 08, 2015, 04:43:31 PM
It's a shame Bitmain hasn't had a good home option (ie low noise) for mining that has decent efficiency since the S3.

You need a spot for miners at this point almost.  You can run a Avalon 6 easier in side a room.  But S7 would be hard without actually doing some sound mods. Phil has shown a good one in past.

But I would not expect the miners to be any smaller.  You either need to be able to get use to it, or have an area.  I think it's moving from home miner to hobby miner.  That is the trend I see.
3744  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: wanted: New hardware on: December 08, 2015, 04:40:02 PM
I have to wonder how much of the zombie issue is U3 specific, and how much of it is USB miners in general, as I saw far-too-frequent zombies out of the Gridseed blades (not daily, but usually more than once a week per blade).


I have had 0 Zombie issue with any device whatsoever. I have 3 different miners that connect through USB right now and i do not get Zombie at all. I'm guessing the U3 were mass fabricated with a defect and now we need to use a workaround solution for it.

Are you saying you had 0 zombies with U3?  Or are you saying with other devices?

It's pretty U3 specific other ones can get it.  But it seems to be firmware that is not the greatest on U3.  They can be helped with scrypts and it really does help.  But out of box they are not so great.
3745  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: What are the most popular miners? on: December 08, 2015, 04:36:31 PM
I had a S5 Antminers I was kinda happy with it.
But I sold it, because I just want to earn more bitcoin with out gambling. Also is to warm in my room so better not.

The S5 runs loud and hot.  I would not recommend it for a room you need quiet like bedroom or living room, etc.

There are some good miners for by you but a S5 is not one.  And you should never have to gamble to make ROI.  If your doing it where you have to gamble to make money you should not be mining.
3746  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: If I wanted to play the lottery solo mining... on: December 08, 2015, 07:01:23 AM
In the summer I might be going away for nearly a year. I was thinking I might want to try solo mining from now, until I come back (if I started now that would be nearly a year and a half of solo mining). I was wondering what miner(s) you guys might suggest. Right now I'm considering the antminer S7, but I'm curious what you guys will say. Also would it be a better bet to join a solo mining pool, or not.


Also if the miner ran into problems that could be an issue since nobody will be around that would know how to fix it. I'd probably need to be able to log into it remotely and restart it if that is an option. What are the odds of something going wrong, I'm not completely sure. I mined before and ran into some problems with the miners needing to be restarted, but that could have been my own problem.

The odds of a machine running for a year are not great.  I have went over a month on certain machines.  But a power outage, internet outage, etc.  In a year you chances are will have a issue.

That being said you can leave a computer home with teamviewer.  Have an account and leave it signed in on startup.  You could deal with some issues that way.  It is possible it could take a power off/on depending on what miner it is some are better then others.  But if that you could need someone to physically do it.  If you truly don't have anyone who can do a restart I would not buy one.

Or look into hosting or if S7 there is always hashnest.  Then you can not be there depending on what it is.   
3747  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Did you earn some bitcoin today? on: December 08, 2015, 06:10:11 AM

I earned 0.035BTC, I always try to make maximal posts every week Smiley.
you may be quite busy?

Your doing sig campaign wrong then.  Your goal should be for it to be extra money from your normal posting.  If you go to posting more due to hitting some max.... you are not posting for right reason.

I would work on getting more then your current content on post's.  You have a lot of 1-2 sentence posts.  One day when you try to join a higher paying campaign I think your goal of max posting now will hurt it.  But that's just my opinion.
3748  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How to collect BTC ?? on: December 08, 2015, 06:06:58 AM
You look like the first contact bitcoin
Yes, that is true
I know bitcoin the first time three weeks ago from my friend and I am interested because of my friends get a lot of money from bitcoin

if your friends get a lot of money from bitcoin. whether they do not tell you about the secret?

signature campaign and trading good way to collect bitcoin. dont play gambling because it will spend your bitcoin.

Also don't believe everything you hear from people.  If someone say's "I have a ton in bitcoin" that could be such a wide variety.  It could be from the whales worth hundreds of thousands or some guy who thinks hitting hits first BTC is big.   You need more details than he say's he has a lot.

If you know his BTC address you can look it up.  You might be able to tell what hes doing depending on activity.  But again you need to know more.
3749  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Best Gh to Watt Miner? on: December 08, 2015, 06:00:48 AM
I'm a young miner that has been in the bitcoin community since 2011 and was deep into bitcoin back when the original $1000+ jumps were happening and made some money with it.. the problem is i've been away for a while and i'm having trouble finding the best miner (50Gh-100) That's power efficient and not a crazy amount so maybe with altcoins there could be a jump in value. anyone have any suggestions at todays current best power efficient miners? Thanks!

I'll ignore your GH limit and your mention of Altcoins;

Antminer S5, best middle ground. 1155-1300GHs, 590-640watts, at minimum 300$ per.

Antminer S7, best Gh to Watt miner, 4000-5000GHs, 1200~~watts, at minimum 1500$ per.

To really answer you, we need your $/kWh and your budget.

I think those will be out of his budget.  He mentioned 50gh-100 gh, I think that is for budget reasons.

So hes looking in the lotto mining area as far as gear.  Sadly no lotto mining ROI's. (Or very very small amount)
3750  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: I'm newbie, few question inside on: December 08, 2015, 04:06:24 AM
Hi guys,
I wanna ask if how to earn a bitcoin except on promoting a website(signiture campaign)
Like on faucet that you can earn few satoshi's but it's just a cents
Can share your secrets that you can earn fast and easy?
or doing a long term project that you can earn lots of bitcoin if you do it successfull.
Please share your secrets..

Trading is my method, but I sometimes gamble just for fun. because trading really have to be clever in analyzing the coins, I was still learning and sometimes lost on trade.

in fact to earn fast and easy? I think only the signature campaign in my opinion.

The highest-paying signature campaigns end up resulting in a payment of MAYBE $30/month for a few hours of work. You can make MUCH more in the real world. I have no idea where "fast and easy" comes from when it's anything but.

I can get 30-45$/month in the signature campaign, it was small enough for living expenses. but you have to work smart, like playing trading. I can at least make more than $50/month. so I do not have to work outside, if at home better and closer to family and each day meet the family:)

Trading can be a 2way street though.  For everyone who sold and got the gain someone else bought the coin.  I know it's not quite that simple with values that can go up.  But a lot lose in alt coins.

You really need some great research, or info that a coin has something special to invest.  I personally like BTC as it's pretty stable. Most alt coins are not that stable.
3751  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Setting up new diff thread Dec 6 to Dec 20 picks closed. on: December 08, 2015, 03:55:05 AM
 

300 to 325? 

 they have collected more then 35,000 btc  for s-7's  which could be 7000 units or about 35 ph

Order's like that on S7's and Avalon 6's could keep us at these high difficulty's.  I hope we lower it some, but I think what I wish and what happens are two different things.

Also price around 395ish most of day so pretty stable. But we just can't break that 400.   Once we do I think it will be interesting how fast it goes up.
3752  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Best Gh to Watt Miner? on: December 08, 2015, 03:52:11 AM
I'm a young miner that has been in the bitcoin community since 2011 and was deep into bitcoin back when the original $1000+ jumps were happening and made some money with it.. the problem is i've been away for a while and i'm having trouble finding the best miner (50Gh-100) That's power efficient and not a crazy amount so maybe with altcoins there could be a jump in value. anyone have any suggestions at todays current best power efficient miners? Thanks!

The hard part is your asking for so many things.  First you mention alt coins most that are worth something are scrypt coins not sha like bit coin.  So huge difference really there.

After that the 50-100 GH's is kinda hard it's really in the lotto area.  You could do a U3, or some compacs.  The compacs will be higher but much more efficient.   But neither of these will get you ROI.

You really have to have decent electricity and go bigger to have chance at ROI.
3753  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] - Star Wars Sphero BB 8 - UK based. on: December 08, 2015, 01:45:01 AM
Selling Brand New Sealed in Box Star Wars Sphero BB 8

Stock: 12

Price: £139.99 (bitcoin equivalent)

Item located in London. Delivery or Collection. Postage will be calculated on top of sales price.

pm me if interested or post a reply.

Photos with username and date please Smiley.

I think escrow will be necessary in this.  Always smart to use escrow though.

Looks very cool in videos online.  Is that your bottom price?  Seems I can get it cheaper online then that.
3754  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: How I can earn from the Signature campaign? on: December 08, 2015, 01:26:03 AM
Bro its simple to earn from signiture campaign join any sign campaign then copy the code from a campaign thread put it to your signiture, then follow the guides from the campaign and also follow the rules. One tip is make your own thread... every you can earn bitcoin perweek biweekly or a month..
Everything is fine But he is newbie. I don't think so any Bitcoin signature campaign will accept newbie or not. First we can suggest him to go for faucet. In there He can learn earn little mbtc but He can learn as a newbie Then he can Signature campaign side.

There are like 2 that have always accepted new account's.  I suggest using time till junior member or full member to learn about the forums and bitcoin.  Most important make sure you are able to make a constructive post.

Putting a signature on you is like a target, if your post's are short or one liners good chance of ban.  Until you are able to post and not do those bad posts you should go without a signature.
3755  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: [Overview] The one thread to link them all on: December 08, 2015, 01:18:29 AM
Problem is with that huge guides (even if clearly shown), almost noone want to get through it... its faster to just ask quick question than reading many many pages of text :|

And arguably the best option is search.  Most questions have been asked before.  Not all some are unique.

But a suprising amount have been asked multiple times.  Some threads are so big you can't read them all to, and I think some of us realize this. Look at like S3 thread I mean massive if you started now to read to current.

But search is one good option for most questions.
3756  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Best way to earn Bitcoins? on: December 08, 2015, 01:16:43 AM
The lesson learned is, ICO's mostly turn into scams.
Nowadays many coins are just copies and bring nothing new. But can be profitable if you do your research.
Bitcoin will probably always be #1 in coins as every other coin converts into btc. Followed by litecoin and peercoin.

Not all of them. I invested in AMS and its a solid altcoin that was just 100 satoshi a few weeks ago.

I agree that not all of them is just a shitcoin for pump and dump of the greedy however we cant say new coins are "solid" until it is months old coz anything can turn to scam in their young days in the market

Even at months later it still can go down.  Look at Doge it had a community like no other coin.  I liked it's community and one day it turned opposite way and was not a great bet.  It still is around but one could argue it's best day's are behind it.

Sadly a lot of coins are pump/dump.  They pre-mine them and say X for X service... etc.  They justify pre-mining with this in quite a few coins.  I do not believe in coins that pre-mine.  The best alt litecoin everyone knew when it would start and he mined the 1st block and then everyone else was able to mine right away. Even released things in advance so people could test it and make sure mining would work for them on start.

I think alt coins are fun, but new ones sadly a lot of times turn out not so well.  Like burst do the calculations its horrible on the "hd mining" it makes no sense.  But every few weeks a burst coin guy will come through and praise it looking for suckers to mine it.
3757  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Did you earn some bitcoin today? on: December 08, 2015, 01:12:08 AM
Favorite time of the week.  Was able to get my mining and also sig campaign.  Which makes it all the better.

And since I post the same amount I would without a sig campaign... it really is a bonus for me.  I actually did not start sig campaigns till hero member wish I started sooner. I think I'm on of the few to wait till hero. But cant go back in time I would change that.
3758  Other / Meta / Re: WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE? on: December 08, 2015, 01:08:12 AM
I could be wrong but it seemed like you seeked attention, which is a like a troll.  Are there worse trolls then you? Yes there are... but most of them don't troll meta.  You are in arguably the most important thread on the forum.  It's meant to be serious.

The things you did like use massive letters with bold, to get attention.  Then get in trouble and use massively small letters that cannot be read. You have to agree you did it to seek attention in some forum.   Joke making and attention seeking sometimes can be the same thing.

I was surprised how many threads they let you get up to before ban to be honest.  I think if you take a step back and leave meta alone your life will be much better on the forums.
3759  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: New to mining and wanting to start with it. on: December 08, 2015, 12:59:05 AM
Do you have any idea as to the amount of power used as opposed to how much it cost?  Or I guess the cost of electricity you paid would also work to get the the amount of power used.

Most miners tell on amount used with efficiency.  Is that what your referring to?

Cost of electricity paid is normally in the KWH form on price.  There are many calculators out there to tell price if that's what your looking for.  Some are specific to mining and mesh with it others are just for electricity in general.
3760  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Pics of Large Miner Hosting Center Under Construction on: December 08, 2015, 12:56:10 AM
Could you provide us miners for an opening date, so we can be ready to see a new name come up in the block mining list?

Do you guys have a name for your mining center?

We're open right now.
Currently we're still called ASICSPACE but are considering rebranding after the issues we had at the previous facility before we moved our customer base to LordPaco's facility.

Informally we call the mine "The Coop".

I do like your price on electricity "$55 per kilowatt month, divided by 730 = 7.53 cents per kwh.".  That is pretty hard to beat on other hosting.

Do you get access to your miners of if you wanted to change something do you submit like a ticket?   Also how is the heat now that you moved?
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