Whats new fellas?
We're waiting for you to make your move. Get some action going. No moves on my part right now. Holding what I have for the time being (no long or short) concentrating more on forex atm.  |
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Looks like we're not the only ones who are bored.  |
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Whats new fellas?
We're waiting for you to make your move. Get some action going. |
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.............. the buzzcocks.  |
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This SQUEEZE is beautiful  Launch in 10.. What squeeze? (bb) Every timeframe, it's majestic a man can dream... now WAKE UP! my bottocks are smooth my mind is clear, buy bitcoin! Mine too. It's all that lube from 2014. |
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too boring.
need some action
anything
 not enough  Better? |
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too boring.
need some action
anything
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Sea of good news. Price remains stagnant. Down to 21.6k shorts on Bitfinex.
I would like to see some upwards price movement.
Is a big player capping the price and slowly closing a huge short position? What comes next?* Serious question..
*Getting tempted to buy another fifty coins, in a batch instead of dca'ing every few days..
Volume isn't too bad considering zero movement. But I would prefer an $80 rise on 10x volume. |
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Bitcoin is so fucked up 2011. Better go for Dodge giving you nice +30% daily return.
But Dodge is Fiat now. |
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Going to bed soon but I doubt this thread will have more than two pages having gone by prior to me awaken later on. What a disgrace this market is becoming and hence this thread's jokeular status atm. Because nothing is happening. Two weekly doji in a row.  Does the word "launchpad" come to mind? It does, indeed. Along with two possible directions of the launch  Rockets are launched in direction of the sky. Always!  |
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dididadadoodoodadadididadadoodoodada Fatmaaan!!!!
I've got this tingling feeling in my bubble bone
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GBTC trading at $56-57. Volume 550 after an hour and a bit of trading.
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I'm getting some contradicting reads on the market. Feeling undecided.   |
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Does anyone seriously think that the people who invested hundreds of millions into the the infrastructure are not going to buy any coin also? there are over 12,000,000 millionaires (USD) in the world. If they decided to buy an average of one bitcoin each, there would barely be enough to go around. A bitcoin costs about ~ $240, one four thousandth of a million dollars or 0.00025%.
Even if they are almost certain bitcoin will fail, that's an extremely cheap insurance policy against them being wrong.
There are seven and a half billion people in the world. If one person in 577,000 bought in average of one bitcoin each, there would barely be enough to go around.
Bitcoins are scarce. They are precious. In a world with capital controls, trade sanctions, negative interest rates and confiscatory government policies, it is the currency with almost zero storage and transfer fees. It's resistant to theft, forfeiture, clawbacks, seizure, and debasement. It is the future and bears are on the wrong side of history.
And if flies were monkeys we would all be covered in monkey poo. |
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So I finally got my long awaited bonus miner a week or two before easter only to find out that it was a PoS. The fans were not strong enough to do very much of anything, but I had the miners in a warehouse at 12 degrees celsius (don't know what that is in fahrenheit or zargons) so they should have been fine. But no, 4 out of 5 cubes overheated and turned off sections. So I was planning to get some new fans, some cooling pads for the power regulators and put some new cooling paste on the chips, but until then I would just run them heavily underclocked.
However during the easter holidays the whole miner just dropped off the grid. When I came to the site all the PSUs were running, so no major power failure like I saw on the Jupiter I have. Eventually I disconnected all the miners from the controller board and the board started flashing its lights at startup. I was hopeful. But the router never found the controller/Neptune. I suspect it might be the beagle (I have never seen such a scruffy beagle in my life, it looks like it had a lobotomy), but I don't know.
Does anyone have any ideas? If it can be fixed, what fans should I get?
When the controller flashes on boot. Is it 3 short white or 1 longer white? If it's 3, the controller is bad. If none, then more likely bbb. I have been able to use a new bbb on the controller board and it seems to work just fine. I've also picked up some spare controller boards from folks getting rid of jupiter, saturn & mercury units. I didn't bring the miner with me. I was in kind of in a hurry when I was at the site. I 'll check next time I'm there. BTW I have a Mercury with a fully functional controller board. Any link to how I can get that to play nice with the Neptune cubes? Just flash the mercury with the neptune firmware, update to latest firmware and you are set. (except merc propbably only has 4 connections instead of 6. I went down to the site this weekend and picked up the Mercury and the Neptune controller board. Haven't had time to test it though. Anyhew, it's getting warmer and it's not much point in doing the controller board bit without improving the cooling. The 3000rpm Noctua are a bit much to throw into this money pit so I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts about these : http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=366They are roughly 1/3 the price of the Noctuas, which is much more palatable considering the build quality and reliability of the Neptune thus far. Depends on which Noctuas you want to compare it to. You can get Noctuas with 3000 RPM. So if your comparing to that it does not rank so well. But if it's a 2000 vs 2000 RPM I would think it would be ok. (I disclose I have not used a silver stone tek fan I'm comparing RPM as that is more what I would worry about.) The silverstones come with an adapter to hook it up to a regular 12v molex from the psu so I am also considering just taping these at the back of the cubes and run them with two fans each. One sucking, one blowing [insert joke]. Anyone who has any thoughts on something like this? Would the turbulence cancel any potential benefits? |
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So I finally got my long awaited bonus miner a week or two before easter only to find out that it was a PoS. The fans were not strong enough to do very much of anything, but I had the miners in a warehouse at 12 degrees celsius (don't know what that is in fahrenheit or zargons) so they should have been fine. But no, 4 out of 5 cubes overheated and turned off sections. So I was planning to get some new fans, some cooling pads for the power regulators and put some new cooling paste on the chips, but until then I would just run them heavily underclocked.
However during the easter holidays the whole miner just dropped off the grid. When I came to the site all the PSUs were running, so no major power failure like I saw on the Jupiter I have. Eventually I disconnected all the miners from the controller board and the board started flashing its lights at startup. I was hopeful. But the router never found the controller/Neptune. I suspect it might be the beagle (I have never seen such a scruffy beagle in my life, it looks like it had a lobotomy), but I don't know.
Does anyone have any ideas? If it can be fixed, what fans should I get?
When the controller flashes on boot. Is it 3 short white or 1 longer white? If it's 3, the controller is bad. If none, then more likely bbb. I have been able to use a new bbb on the controller board and it seems to work just fine. I've also picked up some spare controller boards from folks getting rid of jupiter, saturn & mercury units. I didn't bring the miner with me. I was in kind of in a hurry when I was at the site. I 'll check next time I'm there. BTW I have a Mercury with a fully functional controller board. Any link to how I can get that to play nice with the Neptune cubes? Just flash the mercury with the neptune firmware, update to latest firmware and you are set. (except merc propbably only has 4 connections instead of 6. I went down to the site this weekend and picked up the Mercury and the Neptune controller board. Haven't had time to test it though. Anyhew, it's getting warmer and it's not much point in doing the controller board bit without improving the cooling. The 3000rpm Noctua are a bit much to throw into this money pit so I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts about these : http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=366They are roughly 1/3 the price of the Noctuas, which is much more palatable considering the build quality and reliability of the Neptune thus far. |
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