The Bitcoin fork was supposed to be dropped (as forks are basically "upgrades", to use simple terms). But Blockstream/Core got greedy and took the "Bitcoin" name (regardless of it needing an upgrade), and censored all of this (and continues to censor/propagandize/smear). So anyone who is buying Bitcoin, is buying only the name (and obsolete version) because the correct implementation and protocol is Bitcoin Cash. Sooner or later, the exchanges will rename Bitcoin to something like "Bitcoin Classic" and Bitcoin Cash will simply get changed to Bitcoin.

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wow, how can a thread have so many posts within two months and how can a fork be the market cap top 3? its so surprising

Actually the newest power supply model, APW3++ from Bitmain is able to power 1200W load with the 110V input.

Specs: https://shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020170627175024105t4k8SjM5067C

So it is able to power one L3+ with the 110V input voltage.

I don't disagree with most of what you are saying but it needs to be pointed out, again, that user logins are a comparison of the result of a salted(?) and hashed password against the salt+hash stored in the DB. They are NOT decrypting your stored password to compare with what you typed. In theory this means if a rather sophisticated operation was going on (meaning BTCe had their twitter etc compromised) a bad actor could still have a functional login and NOT actually know your password (but log it when the hashes match). I am not suggesting this is what's happening and tbh I think the .nz site is most likely legit but let's not spread misinformation about how user authentication works.

Nobody is worried that this is just a complete snapshot of the 'old' BTC-E with the chatbox and the database before it went down and nothing else (considering the trading backend/withdrawal system is not active).
What if it's just exactly as I mentioned in the first sentence and everyone logging in is actually giving their complete login info to people that want to have full access to your BTC in those accounts?

https://youtu.be/W9z-haTm7nY

Anyone heard of these yet? Looks like innosilicon are catching up.

Ah yes, got it now! THX This going to take a while to settle out but very happy to see I can send and receive to Nova & Coinexchange...

BTW: Not selling anything now, going to wait and see how it goes since the real guys are back...  

At 220v, each L3+ uses 750 watts (more efficient) and the APW3++ is definitely capable of supporting 100% load 24/7 (unlike consumer grade PSUs). I would highly recommend saving money and going with the 18 connector version if you already have 220v power. We've been running a couple sets in this configuration for months without issue. Total power draw from the wall is 1500w per pair.

Yes, I believe so!

why upgrade the web site when you sell out 10k of units last week in less than 40 min and sell out the remainder this week (around 1800 was it?) in 18 min

must be nice to have everything locked up for products with sha-256 and scrypt-pow

next stop in 'evil' is x11 (dare to dream..then take it over...then choke it do death, pushing crap out like toasters) (bitmain: it is what we do!) tm bitmain




i have both the above...with some more coming..it don't matter to me

I only use ONE per bitmain miner.....I figure why scrimp and run TWO to a PSU on that model that allows such..at 1600 watt capacity imho that's pushing it

anyway, probably overkill but it simplifies the whole 'how many power leads do I need" problem

had too many other miners in the past fry stuff....prefer it fry 1 unit at a time not two

Bitmain has quite the shitty website.  I had 3 in my cart, yet could not checkout.   Crash, crash, crash.    Oh well, life goes on.  Check out the L3+ prices on eBay.  Unbelievable!

its went on sale at 11 , and sold out by now ...
some lucky person was able to buy few of those miners , i was able to place them in the cart , but finally when i got to the cart and was ready to confirm my order it was out of stock already.

If website doesn't Open, then how all the unit sold-out.

Jerfer
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and some quotes

A good idea Brow.
I think if the hacker wants to have such an account then it is not possible to delete or edit the Post as it may affect its Rank, unless the address is definitely changed. But, if the hacker just wants to ruin it, maybe he will delete or edit the post.

Here's mine:
3N5mdRSF9pKRPaYpfqHqPAgZZXAsmj87jd

I guess I should put an address in this thread finally, given the absurd number of hacked accounts popping back to life recently.

I'd appreciate a quote or two to lock it in place:

1NUofxuC3XsRdENV1sx5MJENAuBXLYRz45

I'm staking my addresses here

First one



Second one

Gan D3 sama S9 bagusan mana ? Dan Itu yang buat mesin D3 siapa perusahaan Bitmain juga bukan ?
Kalau alat mining D3 itu di colokin ke Laptop ada efek negatifnya gak gan ke laptop ane ?
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