There is a guy on the forum who wants to buy coins 170 times more expensive than the current price he offers, he even accepts an escort transaction, the only requirement is an account from the middle of 2019 Anyone have any idea what's going on? Looking for Argentum ARG.
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Honestly, I haven't heard of any coin that can be "really" mine by phone (on a POW basis). The first coin that could in theory be mined with the phone was elctonemum coin , but it was not a real mining, but rather pretending to mine. Logging in the application once every few days started "mining in the cloud" (which in practice was rather a faucet or very slow airdrop). A few months ago, elecrtoneum completed the phase of mine with phones (probably after getting assumed base of users). Today there are some projects that work on a similar principle what means they generate coins for systematic logging into the application (like Pi etc.), but I do not know any that is definitely valid and it's coins are listed on any exchange.
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Probably I miss some information how to find answers to below questions .
Is it possible to find how many nodes with Human, verified and newbies by group?
Additionally in next Epoch , how many invitations technically possible?
It is possible to find the number of nodes with human verified but theres no link to find newbies group cause it seems to be removed after the validation day To my knowledge about the project, theres no way to know how many invitation will be possible if the validation is yet to execute. Guys you should read the Idena FAQ section you would find this: What is the invitations distribution? The targeted number of invitations in the network is calculated as 50% of the network size after each validation (Idena foundation invitations remaining extra).
it means that if we currently (in this eopch) have ~ 3,600 nodes, the number of invitations (theoretically) may reach ~ 1,800, will there be a demand for such a large number? we will see .... on a telegram and discord many people ask about them every day ....
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Today I have finished my experiment with Cryptohopper bot. You can check the final report here. Some screenshots for you to check. Final stats:... 24.75% if I understand correctly minus $ 38 for a two-month subscription and that's 20%, which in two months seems like a very good result. I am just wondering how much influence had an uptrend on most alts if the same result (or even weaker at 10%) was repeated during a sideways trend in the market, it would be proof of the excellent operation of this bot ....
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There is a single REST call to get the initial snapshot of the order book, and a single websocket subscribe call to subscribe to level 2 order book updates. ...
Websocket subscribe ... an interesting solution, unfortunately not each exchange supports this solution... ... A bot can subscribe to two real-time order books (for example Kraken BTC-USD and Coinbase Pro BTC-USD), and calculate spreads every 25ms over the course of 48 hours with only two REST calls and two websocket subscribes. API limits truly aren't an issue. ...
Why 48 hours or is it a limit? I do not really understand how it is possible that API query limits are not a problem websocket subscribes has also limitations for example binance 5 messages per sceond WebSocket connections have a limit of 5 incoming messages per second. ... A connection that goes beyond the limit will be disconnected; IPs that are repeatedly disconnected may be banned.
https://github.com/binance-exchange/binance-official-api-docs/blob/master/web-socket-streams.md
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... However, if you rent a VPS, and you mine, you'll probably be kicked in a matter of hours/minutes
Not necessarily .... A few months ago I tried some mining on VPS from DigitalOcean for a test. I delegated 3 out of 4 cpu to mining and they kept mining for a month without any interruption from provider site. The effects were not stunning - after all, the parameters of inexpensive VPS are not perfect, but I found out that it is completely possible...
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Taking part in bounty and airdrop is unfortunately not the best way to learn about crypto... Much better would be to read some articles and posts about it. I suggest you just ask google "what is defi" and he will get hundreds of results - just spend 5 minutes to read the first or second link and you will get an answer to your question
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... Possible it can be traced because nowadays malls and department stores usually have a CCTV camera for their own safety also. Bitcoin ATMs might be good for any concerned about having privacy but the potential to be traced is possible. ...
I wrote about the trace on the cameras in the center but come on .... You can't compare the purchase with a credit card, the details of which lead directly to the owner and ready in electronic form waiting in the database for one query with a "microscopic" possibility of tracking the visitor in a cap and hood to the shopping center, continue the recording from the camera after finding the right frames (unless they are deleted earlier), you have to pass through the face recognition system (unless the guy in the covid-19 era was wearing an additional mask) ... . If we're not talking about huge millions, I think that's anonymous enough ...
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If privacy is the most important thing, consider bitcoin ATMs. This is definitely not the cheapest way to buy BTC but it will not leave a trace to you (well, possibly except for the cameras in the shopping center where it is located ;-)) I do not know where you are from and whether they are available in your city but if so, this is a solution ...
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Idena seems pretty interesting. Going to read more about it for sure.
If you haven't done it yet, you should hurry - only during the last validation the number of users increased by 600, reaching 3.600 nodes. Therefore, in this epoch, the number of coins that can be mined per day has decreased to ~ 7.2 IDNA per day (which at the current rate of $ 0.30 is still over $ 2 per day from mining alone plus twice as much for effective validation)
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Just what I thought so. Probably suspend my account if I set up a VPN. But I'd like to see if he can update his success story here one day. I'm curious since there are people mining Electroneum (ETN) which they were using mobile phones and just CPU. But probably not worth becasue of its price.
Electroneum is cryptonight protocol in witch cpu's esspecially ryzen's were always doing well. About phone mining (btw it's not working now) it wasn't real mining - just application which only pretended to mine ;-) everything was about logging into the application every few days to keep your "miner" working - all to get large base of active phone users and move to another stage of projest ... ringcoin.tech seem not listed to any exchange yet, that's not a good project to try.
No it isn't yet
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Since you are completely new in mining, start with idena mining (network with 3.600 nodes and coin IDNA listed on 2 today and from next week on 3 exchanges) Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately) the power of your computer does not matter with iden mining, even an old laptop connected to the network is enough. And with the current coin price, you have a chance to earn several dozen or even more than 100 dollars a month you can read this post as well: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5162979.msg55048222#msg55048222
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... If you have skills in bounty campaigns, then you can work in case you lose your money or if you want to leave your job and earn money only online. Bounty is a very good skill
Hope no one listens to this guy .... Sorry but quitting my job to do bounties is the last thing I would advise anyone. Yes, why not? Try bounty in your spare time, take a week or a month off and see if you succeed, but NEVER quit your job for bounty. Bounty does not look as pink as described by campaign managers. 1/100 will actually bring you a lot of money, but from the remaining 80 you will get nothing, and from 19 you will get a few - several dollars but only in a few weeks or months ... If you are a good poster, try signature campaigns at trusted manager paid in BTC for $ 20-50 per week but remember that they will not always be available and the rates may decrease ... so if you have a job, do not throw it for a bounty
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... I see the Defi sector as the Savior and promoter of crypto which will lead to the massive adoption which we all yearn for.
Defi as a savior .... definitely too big words - Defi as the reason for the temporary boom on the altcoin market for sure, but how long - whether it will last a month or maybe long years, it remains to be seen. It's good that after two years of stagnation we have a good move on the market, but do not be under any illusions - Defi is not a cure for everything ... We all want it to be so, but let's be reasonable ...
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Staking is perfect for Hodlers if you trust coin and are going to keep it anyway, so it's better if you increase the amount of coin in the process. But I don't think mining is much better than staking. What difference does it matter if you spend thousands of dollars on GPU or ASIC and then hundreds of dollars a month on electricity or you will spend this money on coins and you will stack them, it's all about the same - today there are many coins and thanks to minig / staking their number increases and that's it. Ok, in one case, mining is safer - if the coin you invest in turns out to be a scam with a GPU or ASIC, you can transfer mining to another coin theoretically safely, but on the other hand, in a few years your GPU / ASIC will lose a lot of value ...
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.... Do you think now is the right time to call the people into crypto world?
Crypto will likely be doing well, but I don't think this is the best time to get in... The best time to enter was at the turn of March and April, but then only those who had steel balls entered ;-) Now it is unpredictable ... Defi has increased the odds and it cannot be ruled out that some of the lucky ones will start to realize their profits, which may move us to much lower levels. Instead of persuading people to enter crypto as an investment, it is better to show them their advantages and explain what they can gain by using them, and not just present them as "100,000% certain profit"
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I think that diversifying your rings between GPU and CPU may be a good idea. Currently, there are a lot of coins that ryzen processors work well. In addition, and after the GPU floods the market after the end of ETH mining, a big problem with excess GPU may arise... Unless you look in the short term - 1 year then, as GabryRox said, maybe it won't be that bad ...
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... Notice how the difference is in nethash ETH and RVN is almost 100 times more, so what does that mean? If only 1% Ethereum nethash goes to mining RavenCoin, the mining difficulty will increase by 100%, and if 2% from ETH goes to the RVN side, your current mining profit will drop to 1/3 todays...
Yes but the problem is you need very cheap power for this to be profitable. Because there is a lot of 4gb GPUs on ETH and if it will be profitable to mine kapow then all these gpus will mine it and kill the profit. If you know what i mean Of course I know what you mean ... but I see that you, unfortunately, did not understand my post because it shows exactly that even 1% of hashrate shift from ETH to RVN due to utilize 4gb cards will reduce profits on this coin by 50%
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even a single word can receive Merit
gimme some Everyone here talks about how you shouldn't give merits for poor posts, so instead of begging for them, try to write something meaningful .... Also, be careful because may be tagged by some people for such behavior Remember the words of Theymos: ... While we will not be directly moderating this, I encourage people to give merit to posts that are objectively high-quality, not just posts that you agree with.
Do not beg for merit excessively. ...
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