We have just replaced the machines in our mine and are placing them up for sale, reasonable offers will be accepted. Bulk sales can be done on all units and will be taken into consideration prior to individual or smaller sales. The Bitmain S2 power supplies have been removed, but arrangements can be made to include them if available. Various power supplies are also available, however not all may have a full set of cables, Seasonic 750W, OCZ1000W, and OCZ1100W. The SP20's are only an interest check as they belong to a client and he has not made a final decision on selling them. Pictures: http://imgur.com/a/UBehILocal pickup is available and preferred, in the Wenatchee, Washington area. 5-6 SP31s are faulty or nonworking and also available for purchase. |
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The Pool is certainly not very friendly today so far in rewarding blocks to Pool members. This is my first weekend being on this Pool and I took a look back at last Saturday and Sunday only, (which I know the past has no bearing on future luck.) Last Sat/Sun were both 4-block days each. Does anyone know with any empirical knowledge whether weekends tend to be below, at, or above average on average? Or is it all just one day as lucky as the next with the randomness of Pool blocks. I would like to see at least one more block for the day. Hopefully, the restart will prove lucky again!  Good luck all!! In the past few months we've gone from 105%-106% up to 107-108% over all luck, meaning we have been doing better overall. Don't think in 1-2 weeks, think overall. There will always be bad and good days, if you only focus on the short term you have a higher chance of leaving before the good days come. |
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i don't think this is the right place for this kind of service, Money laundering with paypal transfers
I think you should avoid to make that kind of comment if you don't know what money laundering is. This sounds just like what banks look out for.
Someone approaches a bank customer telling them they'll give them a check for $5,000 and wants to split the funds with the person that was approached. The person cashing the check would receive $100 and the person that gave the check would receive the $4,900. Days later the check would bounce and the account the funds were drawn against would be -$5,000, the person who originally approached the bank customer would now have profited $4,900.
What you have here is someone wants to send paypal funds and wants to receive BTC in return, charge backs will occur pulling funds back, which have already been paid to the OP in BTC. Paypal will be permitted to go after the person who "cashes" out the funds to their bank account.
That's why I said no kids, just professionals. FYI....Paypal CAN'T cash out funds from your bank account, unless you verified your pp account with a direct bank login (you log into your bank account through PP and you accept a cash out agreement). Once again, if you don't know nothing about what you are talking about, then pass your turn without leaving useless and negative comments. It's only showing your ignorance. You seem to be the kid here, these are things that they (banks) look out for for Anti Money laundering, what you are doing here falls directly in line with what to look for to detect money laundering. |
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Hello everybody,
this post is intended for professional traders only (kids who trade $10 per day please don't waste our time).
We pay you $2000 per day if you accept Paypal payments for us.
It is not from stolen credit cards or stolen accounts.
It is not from illegal activity or illegal product neither.
But, the chargeback % after 1 month is very high. So after 1 month your account will be useless.
There is no trap. The way the things are set you can't screw us and we can't screw you. Your receive the money into your Paypal account, you withdraw it, and then you send us our part of the money in BTC. You keep a very important % of the money (your profit).
We guarantee you a minimum of $2000 per day.
What you need (no exception):
- a US or canadian Paypal account(s) (some European accounts may be considered)
- your Paypal account must be business (or upgraded)
- you Paypal account must be minimum 3 months old, and have proceeded at least $5000 in the past
- a Must: if you have good skills to remove limitation you can make even more money with us; if you have more than 1 account = more money too.
NO bullshit no game: your receive our money, you transfer it, you pay us our part. That's it.
Once again: professional, reliable and mature traders only, no kids who never handled money.
PM for more information.
This sounds just like what banks look out for. Someone approaches a bank customer telling them they'll give them a check for $5,000 and wants to split the funds with the person that was approached. The person cashing the check would receive $100 and the person that gave the check would receive the $4,900. Days later the check would bounce and the account the funds were drawn against would be -$5,000, the person who originally approached the bank customer would now have profited $4,900. What you have here is someone wants to send paypal funds and wants to receive BTC in return, charge backs will occur pulling funds back, which have already been paid to the OP in BTC. Paypal will be permitted to go after the person who "cashes" out the funds to their bank account. |
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Well, smaller miner will exit the game, and hash power will concentrate on fewer miners.
On the bright side, the price per coin probably will rise, otherwise, even fewer miner will be.
I think it's hobby miner and home miner will have a hard time if it continues. Both are not big enough to get gear discounts when buying. But it will all come down to electricity. Those small miners with included electricity/free.. will continue to make money. So all depends on that electricity. Well it all depends also with performance as well, not just free electricity. But yeah thats a huge component where most of us cant avoid, so lets stop with this mining dream lol. In the future, there will be little progress in the efficieny of the miners. So the miners will compete with cheap electricity. There will always be work on more efficient chips as long as there money in the industry. BTC is still the gold of crypto, so even after next gen hits there will be some perfecting next gen and working on even farther. We will not cap out on best machine. But electricity is always important it is today and still will be in future. Yes. But the progress of making efficient miners will be lower than now or in the past. 10 nm will be limit for now. Not sure that was worth bumping thread for... But we have always been in a continuous progress of new miners being made. We really don't know a whole lot about what limit is .... as we don't know R/D as most companies don't share it. Sure we can guess nothing under 10 nm, probley a safe bet right now but this will change eventually. And we will have no idea when it does change until it's public.... which is hard to say. I mean look at bitmain they are biggest maker of home miner I would think. And we know 0 about their next gen. I think that shows us how little we know, as they have to be having some R/D chances are as we speak. We do know that Bitmain's next gen won't be smaller than what the large foundries can currently produce, unless Bitmain is currently funding the foundries R&D for smaller nm chips. |
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401582 14:50:11 / 401583 14:50:36 = 21 Seconds 401556 10:03:58 / 401557 10:04:39 = 41 seconds 401538 07:35:40 / 401539 07:36:39 = 59 seconds 401511 02:48:24 / 401512 02:48:52 = 28 Seconds I will say I stand corrected on not seeing empty blocks but all the above were no where close to the estimated 10 minutes per block that the ecosystem that bitcoin is based on. I do agree some more diversity as to the pool would be good for bitcoin. After all I have a pool and am running core 0.12.0 over classic or the other options. People are never going to leave the big pool though and loose the constant dust that they are getting. 401870 - 1m29s Full block 401873 - ~3mins Full Block 401879 - ~5 mins Full Block 401882 - ~2mins Full Block There are other short blocks that were filled if you look for them. |
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like wolves to an injured goat. its funny to see the reactions from people based just on current hash rate. Perhaps its rental power for the day.
times running out to get more for today. gotta pack in those last blocks. hopefully the diff change will be down.
The difficulty will change in 20 Blocks, there isn't enough hashrate to raise the difficulty, it will decrease slightly this change. |
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Have you by chance tried selling on here, in this very sub forum?
What type of equipment do you have for sale and what is the price, simply saying I have this many th isn't good enough we want to know what exactly you have.
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Another simple way be to ask identify customers using unique payment amount.
So instead of 1.0 BTC, you could ask them to pay 1.0000007 BTC, 1.0000010 BTC like this
But, You can run out of payment amounts if you have lots of customers
Thanks
I think sir @btc_enigma 's suggestion is a practical one and easy to implement.You just tweak your prices to indentify from which product/customers the payment come from.  Won't this lead to complaints? If i buy something (don't know what you're selling) for 1.0007, and somebody else is buying the same item from you for 0.999999, i would't be supprised if people complained. I know, it's only satoshi's, but people can become really strange when talking about money. You change it at around the satoshi level, you can go 8 decimal places out with bitcoin the actual difference in price would be negligible and well under a cent. You can try what Bitpay does, generate a few addresses, and use them at different intervals. For example customer 1 gets address 1, customer 2 address 2 etc. each address or transaction has a time limit after that time limit the address can be reused and watched under a different customers transaction. So after 15 minutes address 1 goes back into the rotation and customer 5 can then be assigned that address and the program you create to watch the addresses continues to read from then on. If you use Blockchain API you should be able to read how much Bitcoin the address has ever received, math can determine if the customer paid. |
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Block by pt0x! This puts him on the Acclaim Board with his first kano block!
It also might give him highest CDF depending on his redline. |
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I'm wondering if this is money laundering.
Alice has dirty bitcoins that can link him to illegal activity.
Bob is a miner.
Bob keeps adding the TX to the blocks he is trying to solve. As soon as he solves the block, he notifies Alice so the TX goes to the network and Bob releases the block.
It looks like Bob got the TX from the network. But the dirty coins are destroyed.
Bob then sends Alice the equivalent value (less a fee) using existing coins or using the coins from the block reward to several addresses controlled by Alice.
Now both Alice and Bob are cleared of any scrutiny and the laundering is complete.
i don't think this one is right because the miners fee will be divided to few people who connected in the pool,so,laundering money with this method will end your money distributed to few people and probably bob will just receive small amount of fees except he got a big rigs You are wrong, f2pool is a PPS pool, they do not distribute funds based on block solves rather shares submitted. If you mine to f2pool you get paid regardless if they find a block, if f2pool gets lucky and finds lots of blocks they profit, if they are unlucky and find few blocks they loose money. |
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...It has been years since bitcoin has been quiet enough for any mempool anywhere on earth to have zero transactions after a block change. ...they have zero interest in changing their approach now since it "works". ...
I wish that bitcoin itself would correct this with core network code that requires valid block solves to contain transactions when the mempool is not empty (i.e. always); the network itself would reject blocks that do not contain transactions. That is huge bug in the bitcoin code. They are destroying the whole point of bitcoin. I really don't get it, if they continue to do so they will hurt the acceptance of this currency globally and than the price will fall, fucking tards! They are indeed, if you check their empty or non full blocks in the past 24 hours you could see that if they were full blocks the mempool would be about 1/3 less then it is currently just based off Antpool's blocks. This is based on blocks of 980+ being considered full, antpool does find some 900 blocks but they are intentionally not filling them to the 1MB limit. |
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Its been slow today, i buy stuff all the time but today it didnt confirm yet and Newegg sent an automated message saying the BTC payment failed.  They only wait 3 hours with Bitpay. What happens then? Can a transaction be unsubmitted? With Bitpay you contact their support, they can send a message to the merchant asking if they would be willing to accept the funds to process the order or you can request the funds be sent back to you. If the funds haven't confirmed you either wait for them to confirm before contacting support, or wait for the unconfirmed tx to drop from mempool. |
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Its been slow today, i buy stuff all the time but today it didnt confirm yet and Newegg sent an automated message saying the BTC payment failed. They only wait 3 hours with Bitpay. this is definitely disrupting the bitcoin economy https://nodecounter.com/I know there's an april timeline for miners who agreed to implement segregated witness? temporary patch right I sent a transaction this morning for over $170 and it confirmed within 2 blocks, nothing disrupted me. I did notice a few people complaining about transactions not processing and after looking at their transaction noticed they sent the bare minimum for the fee, and in some cases slightly less than the minimum. The halvening is coming this is the network adjusting itself in preparation for the 12.5BTC rewards. |
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When I say it is not open to public I mean I am not taking any investments from anyone.
The information is public of course.
Tough , it is without a proof and in bitcoin community , if someone shares their investment portfolio without a proof , don't believe them.
its useless info, if no one can join or see it, no one really cares about your so called investment , when u cant even check it if its true or not. He did show a screen shot of hashnest that had his balance and part of his trade history. With the amounts he's using he has no reason to really lie at the current moment, the information he's giving is a "how much you could earn if you did exactly what I did". You don't know what he may plan to do in the future, this thread might be the starting point for an ebook or advise on hashnest trading. I for one am glad he isn't spamming the forums with signature campaigns as so many others are doing, so I think he should be allowed to discuss his dealings with hashnest. |
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This means that if a block is found by the pool the reward will be greater than if you were to mine in a larger pool.
Do you just want bigger less frequent payouts? You can already do that with some pools. Anyway the idea does not really make sense unless you are talking about Proportional Payout pools, which died back in 2011 due to pool hopping strategies adversely affecting this type of pool. The second paragraph explains exactly what you are asking, at least the first half does. Its not for the purpose increasing you mining rewards on paper. Why not just test your luck on a solo pool then? isnt that a contradiction, isnt the point of solo mining not to be in a pool ? Isn't your goal of testing your "luck" then a contradiction to solo mining? Your second paragraph says this The object is for people to test their "LUCK". I hope the idea is clear. If not or if anyone is interested in the idea send me a message, i would love to help. Whether it be with Some btc or a domain. I dont want to pay someone to do this, I would like to partner or assists if anyone would have me  Describe in detail your idea otherwise there is no difference to another pool that is already out. And without being different what is the purpose of creating another one? Here's a link to the ck solo pool, -ck maintains and runs the pool and if your machine is lucky you win the block while only paying a 1% fee, it solves your not wanting to pay for the pool to be created, as you only pay a fee if you are successful at finding a block and fulfills the testing your "LUCK" part also. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=763510.0 Okay let me clarify this, According to Statistics it doesnt matter which pool you mine at, you will always get the same results (correct?) This is true unless the pool never finds a block. My understanding of blocks states that after a certain number of shares the block SHOULD be solved, This however does not always happen. The given number of shares required is just and average. So if i am correct then its possible that a BTC block could be found after only a million shares. If on average it takes a pool of 100 THS 1 week to hit a block, and this set pool of lets say 100 miners manage to hit a small block after 2 hours. This block only needed 2 million shares. Thus the miners have made a weeks worth of BTC in 2 hours. Or maybe they get to a block that take 6 weeks to mine. Thats the variance of luck, The point of the pool would be to consolidate a group of smaller miners, much like taking 10 of CK solo pools users and pooling the resources with the luck factor. Ok so something like what philipma1957 was doing here but as a pool? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1322017.0 |
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This means that if a block is found by the pool the reward will be greater than if you were to mine in a larger pool.
Do you just want bigger less frequent payouts? You can already do that with some pools. Anyway the idea does not really make sense unless you are talking about Proportional Payout pools, which died back in 2011 due to pool hopping strategies adversely affecting this type of pool. The second paragraph explains exactly what you are asking, at least the first half does. Its not for the purpose increasing you mining rewards on paper. Why not just test your luck on a solo pool then? isnt that a contradiction, isnt the point of solo mining not to be in a pool ? Isn't your goal of testing your "luck" then a contradiction to solo mining? Your second paragraph says this The object is for people to test their "LUCK". I hope the idea is clear. If not or if anyone is interested in the idea send me a message, i would love to help. Whether it be with Some btc or a domain. I dont want to pay someone to do this, I would like to partner or assists if anyone would have me Describe in detail your idea otherwise there is no difference to another pool that is already out. And without being different what is the purpose of creating another one? Here's a link to the ck solo pool, -ck maintains and runs the pool and if your machine is lucky you win the block while only paying a 1% fee, it solves your not wanting to pay for the pool to be created, as you only pay a fee if you are successful at finding a block and fulfills the testing your "LUCK" part also. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=763510.0 |
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That's a clone in the most literal sens of the word, it has all of the same credits, behaviors, and references back to the original site. Almost like you just saved the script and changed the file path then uploaded to your host.
Usually when someone is seeking a clone they want the same behavior but different enough to stand on its own. In this case I feel it's probably more likely for generating signature images rather than profile images so saying the image is too large to fit in FAs profile page is a little silly.
I have verified that the Site works without any external scripts. I turned off my net, opened the page (stored on my pc along with scripts) and converted pic to bb code. It worked fine. Tried with 4-5 pics. You verified that javascript works the way it was intended? All you did was a copy paste site, from what it looks like the OP wants it customized now or the ability to customize it. |
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