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It's not mining, it's staking.
There's no actual mining work being done by participants, they just get rewarded with more coins if they hold.
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I'm not sure what the point would be.
An 1070 has 1920 cores so 2048 cores is not much of an upgrade. The 1080/1080Ti has 2560/3584 cores for comparison.
The only point I can see is if its built with 14nm technology like the 1030/1050/1050Ti while the rest of the 1000-series cards are based on 16nm fabrication. I'm not sure that slight efficiency upgrade would worth it to push a new card but who knows.
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What's the maximum number of daily post that a user is allowed to post here at BCT in altcoin section and in other sections talking/sharing info about the same project without being banned?
Example: for bounty programs, there is a need to share 10 posts a week and that can be spread in one day, but how to do it and avoid being banned if that looks like spam?
Just do yourself and everyone else a favor and don't be a cunt and don't post just because you want to earn like a slice of pizza's worth of money advertising scammy projects with bounties/signature campaigns like a peasant. |
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If you can't even clone a coin, maybe you shouldn't launch your own. Otherwise it'll be just a blatant scam.
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I started with wooden frames but "graduated" into using garage shelves like this:  I added some thin, wood back supports (red lines) with holes or screws on the top so that I can quickly "hang" or remove the cards (blue) if needed. The bottom supports are to keep the cards steady. Mobo/PSU are on the slabs - you can even make them half slabs or fix them without the slabs for more airflow. Easy to make, makes it very easy to disassemble/troubleshoot rigs and the airflow is great, you can put them in front of each other so that one big fan can blow through more of them. And you can easily decide how many cards you want to put on a shelf, how much space you want between cards. |
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Congrats on page 300.  |
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Roughly $465k worth of XMR is being mined every day. That attracts a lot of people and I'd be surprised if some people hadn't invest a lot of money into R&D'ing some sort of a high speed miner by now.
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There is no coin pair on Bittrex or I miss something?
Unfortunately it was delisted in May and the OP wasn't edited. For now, there's only Novaexchange and Trade Satoshi exchanges: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/joincoin/#marketsI tried listing it to Yobit but they didn't care. |
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Working nodes in case someone can't connect:
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new topic.
coming soon.
thx.
What's the point of such a tryhard, utterly useless hype-thread like this? Nobody will keep checking the thread to see what's new. I love airdrop. Bookmarked centralized, premined scams
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Hey guys, are there any GPU mining pools (SK-1024/SHA3)?
No nexus doesnt have any GPU pools. Only CPU. Great, thanks! |
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Hey guys, are there any GPU mining pools (SK-1024/SHA3)?
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BS ICO and SHA256 "browser" mining, aka pointless CPU mining while SHA256 has ASICs which will be utilized by people.
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It's quite simple;
if(ICO)
scam=true;
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The web based eth version; okay... but I'm not so sure about installing a program to my computer for such a thing. I tried it on virtual and Windows defender flagged it as a threat (which it actually does to many programs even if not a threat) but it still scares me that it might be a keylogger, screen capturer or some sort of trojan shit. How can you trust these stuff (if you are not the actual creator)?
You simply don't and if you really want to run it, you do in a virtual machine. |
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https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/statsThough reading up on it more, it seems they're not doing what you're looking for; they're not fishing for private keys for random addresses, they're trying to find private keys for certain addresses. I'm not sure though. Either way, I wouldn't run any binaries outside of a virtual machine.
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Hello i find this application (BitcoinCrack) today, i feel it's useful to use while i'm in my office work, so i will show here how to use it. BitcoinCrack is free software to check all bitcoin wallet addresses and give warning message when it find any balanced one. site url : http://1ink.cc/iJFr]http://1ink.cc/iJFr once you download the application, start it and welcome window will appear. just click on 'I Understand'. https://s26.postimg.org/58i0l1f3t/img1.jpgclick on 'Start' to start searching bitcoin wallet address. https://s26.postimg.org/k5qhm1sc9/img2.jpgYou can pause scanner anytime, and copy wallet address and it's private key as like bitcoin wallet generator. https://s26.postimg.org/htn32754p/img3.jpgto use lower connection bandwidth, you can set limit for scanner, as like 1, 3 or 10 addresses per minute. usually, i keep it unlimited. https://s26.postimg.org/m41qxsa7t/img4.jpgIf you minimize application, it will keep scanning in the background, to see stats or close it you can find it with taskbar icons. https://s26.postimg.org/unl4vjik9/img5.jpgbut as developers said, It is a very tiny possibility such as you search a small stone in the Universe, to find a balanced wallet. Good luck everyone! That's one way of saying it. Look up the Large Bitcoin Collider if you're interested: https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/aboutThey are essentially doing what you're planning but in a pool. On their stats page it says so far generated 6912.63 trillion keys and found a couple of addresses with some funds. But there's 46694990051115634180952728056.56 trillions to go. |
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These are not for GPUs. That's not how PCI-E lanes work.
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im sick and tired of this token bullshit
anyone here who can recommend me a good pow/pos coin
no ico
no premine
old and legit projects.
What about waves and another pow coin such as lisk, It seems to be what are you looking for that. I can say both was the good coin. But lisk was better than waves in my opinion and that was not only a token. Neither of them can be mined. Edit: To actually add something useful, it depends what hardware do you have to mine with (CPU/GPU/ASIC/FPGA). Start there and look up what's worth it to mine with it. |
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