I have bitcoin client on port 8332, so even if my old linux can run your code I have to mess around with configs...  There is no config, just simple parameters. ./mining_proxy.py -gp 8001
This will do the job for you (gp means getwork port). Also it's written in python... :/
I'm sorry if you have personal aversion against Python for some reason. Otherwise the installation is really simple, as documented here: https://github.com/slush0/stratum-mining-proxy . It takes literally 5 minutes to get it run. Well, yes I do, now I have to install this proxy, because ozco.in doesent have getwork anymore and they only payout if a block is mined it seems. So I knew this would NOT work straight out of the box: # ./mining_proxy.py --help
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./mining_proxy.py", line 20, in <module>
import argparse
ImportError: No module named argparse
Can't you parse arguments yourself? |
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If you are going to sell. Sell in small increments over time. Not all at once.
If you average your price over months you will get a better deal more than likely.
THIS! I sold 20 BTC from 30$ to 100$, and I totally don't feel bad because: 1) If BTC goes below 50$ I can buy at gain = I don't mind BTC crashing. 2) If BTC goes above 100$ my remaining BTC are worth more = I don't mind BTC bubbling. Win-Win sort of. The important is the revolution of the mind (the technology), greed is just sad! It's still all completely proportionate. You're just spreading your risk I guess..
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Hey, how much revenue is this generating now?
At what difficulty would you release the bitstream for free?
It's not so much that I'm cheap (all spartan owners could pool a substantial amount of BTC if you would...), as I don't like to run code that does work it doesn't need to, like DRM and stuff.
Also the bitstream doesn't improve the x1.15 much I guess, don't wan't to risk my setup to try before difficulty is maybe double that of today / I receive my ASIC...
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All economists believe in eternal growth, this decade will be harsh for them.
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Hm, can someone explain to me why these look just like Avalon blades?  And why are you paying 50+ BTC for 10GH at 80W? |
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Aumoins il's en parlent! Mais la partie ponzi a la fin est completement debile: tout est pyramidale, l'euro, le dollar, la vie; TOUT!
Alors "pas de raison de ne plus faire confiance a l'euro" est une conclusion profondement stupide!
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The 60W PSU from the zTex shop finally gave in today after one year of uninterrupted (in the true meaning of the word) hashing with five 1.15x; I told you it was running too hot remember!?  . The boards where fine and I even had a replacement PSU at home so almost no downtime in these last "minutes" of profitable FPGA mining. Interesting is that the FPGA PSU brought down my linux atom server via the USB I guess!? Nothing broken... Just want to thank professor zTex for the amazing bitcoin memorabilia he created. And I hope eldentyrell will release the tricone bitstream for free once his setup becomes unprofitable. |
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What about stratum for BTCMiner? Is that still in progress?
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You should consider the amount of value that goes into BFL as BTC price rises.
Nobody is going to sell BTC now, and everyone wants to buy; thus the BTC price rockets... It's called a deflationary spiral, but for BFL this is jackpot:
Because those who do sell, actually buy BFL.
If you look at the BFL order numbers, the orders went from ~300 "order views" per day after launch back in 2012 to ~600 right before the SC price doubled. Edit: and now we're back to pre SC price doubling BTC price = 10!
I suspect far far far more of these potential purchases were real bitpay investments of the BTC price appreciation.
BFL is the ONLY viable outlet for investing BTC in any product, specially financial.
Who cares how much gold is worth when you manufacture shovels!
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I will load the password from a remote location encrypted into the web server memory so it will be VERY hard for any amazon employee or anyone else to steal the wallet.
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Will there be a password property on the JSON API to send money?
I mean to host the bitcoind on AWS EC2, which implies I need some kind of encryption if people are to trust this setup, how do other pool operators manage this?
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Yes, just realized one user can have multiple accounts... thanks for the "move" clarification!
Yes, agree accounts should be handled by my own database, the wallet will be bloated enough with just addresses, can't imagine what the Mt.Gox wallet looks like for example, it must be HUUUUGE!
Maybe they have multiple? Or their own wallet implementation?
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Ok, I guess there's no way to configure passwords independently on these accounts? One ugly way of solving this is to name the account "<name>:<pass>" but otherwise you need a separate database for auth. data. |
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Ok, thanks!
How are these implemented, is the database fast and scalable?
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Why does the API have accounts?
I mean you wan't the thirdparty to handle accounts since you'll be able to put parts of the BTC in cold storage AND transfer BTC between accounts without creating a transaction in the blockchain!
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hello Ztex
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
Go with the quads! BTW @Ztex: You have made a great product here. 1,5 years continuous use with near to zero downtime (out of errors that i didn't induce)! Looking forward to see (development) new boards and considering buying one ore two quads ATM. Anything planned for new more efficiant FPGAs (lower nm, more programmable parts)? +1 |
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I suspect they are discontinued because the quad is so much better in every way (price, temp. sensor , etc.).
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Lol this is so retarded: 45GH 20 BTC and 92GH 100 BTC... mmm yeah!
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