Really nobody interested in getting 0.5 btc for free?  I registered already. See you guys tonight.  |
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In other news, I ordered a cheese-only pizza for deliver. This almost never happens.
Oh and also, North Korea banned bitcoins too.
North Korea has banned internet as well lol. |
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Total time logged in: 8 days, 8 hours and 34 minutes.
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Could you redirect me to the best pools for these three coins? Thank you.
P2pool is the best.  http://p2pool.org/ |
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Next Crazy Hour is scheduled!! Next Thursday 08/05, 9pm to 10pm (UTC/GMT).
See announcement with all details here 2100 UTC = 0500 at my time, so I won't be able to join it  |
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Our program is based on certain weakness found in several mining algos. We cannot reveal the full details yet since we would like to use this opportunity ourselves. Instead we offer you a chance to make money together.
This is indeed the strangest way I have seen ponzi owners claim to make money lol. |
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Your site accepts 36 altcoins but not bitcoin and litecoin?  |
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We are not ponzi have legit business anyway we welcome you for your first post
7% return per day for no risk, and you call that legit business? lol |
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Faucet will be set to 10,000 Satoshi's by the way Just less than 2 hours to go |
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How long does "database optimization" usually take? Dailybitcoins.org has been unavailable for at least a couple of hours. If it is expected, it's fine. Will check back later in the day.
The process has already finished now. |
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 websit:www.f3pool.com I can't see the image, but only "invalid image" lol |
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I think i am getting a pretty good deal, but i need some advise from you fine people. getting 4 of the cointerra teraminers. the 1.6 T/H each.
$7500 and i have seen them hashing in person. Now my question if i can start mining tomorrow, is this a good investment?
How much profit can i make assuming free electric and a 1% pool?
I will tip some of you guys for helping me.
$7500 for 4 * 1.6TH/s TerraMiner? That would be a pretty great deal. Where did you find the cheap miners? |
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My only real problem is that I'm in highschool, so i don't have tons of money to invest in this right away.
That is not the problem at all. The real problem here is bitcoin mining is not profitable now, at current difficulty. Is profitable if you can invest more money, like 3000 euro? I don't think so...It is better to buy bitcoin directly IMO. |
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If you have free electricity, you already have a big incentive to try out mining to see if it's for you. Contrary to what most will say, you will eventually get back your investment but it takes time. Mining isn't for instant gratification. For me, I mine because I like seeing my btcs accumulating day by day. I'd vow that I wouldn't pay fiat to get btcs, but I relented when it hit the sub-400 level, that's just too good to pass. But after I bought, I'm left with a sense of 'ok, what now'. Having had both experiences, I decided I prefer mining than buying. Plus, mining takes out the agonizing wait for price to rise, and the despair when price falls. IMO, mining now is better than buying, because you'll never see the volatility of last year again because Bitcoin is stabilizing. Those who buy now thinking in a month's time prices will double, they're sitting on empty hopes, and if you're weak hand you won't last and you'll lose out and start criticising Bitcoin, like one forumer here who gave up because she bought high and sold low.
Not if you buy miners with BTC. Only if you buy miners with Fiat, is the mining strategy better. If you buy miners with BTC at this "low price" you're throwing Bitcoins away that you'll never mine back. With that logic, it is better to buy bitcoin directly than to buy miners which won't give you as much bitcoin. |
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I'm not just new, but very new in this. What are my chances to earn/mining bitcoins? I have a PC and I live in China (currently, because I'm from Europe, but now I live and work in China).
Please, someone with more experience to give me a realistic answer. May I hope to earn something or not?
Thanks in advance, good people!
You won't mine anything with your PC. You can buy ASICs to mine bitcoin, but I am not sure you can get your investment back... |
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I have an old HP ProLiant DL360 G4 server, that I was thinking about using for mining. I wanted to know if it would be possible to use as is (stock). Hardware specs are: 2x intel xeon 3400dp/2m/800/sl7zd 4GB Ram Hp 128Mb Battery Backed Write Cache 2x 72.8GB 15000RPM Wide Ultra SCSI not sure what else is in there currently installed OS is Windows Server 2003 Could anyone let me know if i would need some different hardware installed into it or might it work as is? if you really must mine something, buy a u2 antminer for ~20 and plug it into that server. you'll still lose money on electricity and hardware cost, but you'll have way more hashing power +1. If anyone want to try mining for fun, you could just buy a USB miner, and have fun solo-mining. |
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How did you manage to lose 80% if it's only like 60% down from ATH?
LOL check his post history, you will know how  Worst troll ever. Can't see he has -22 trust before checking his profile lol |
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Yeah, Chinese have been banned finally lol. |
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