Jetzt noch mit Bitcoin anfangen
Worauf ich, gerade bei diesem Threadtitel nochmals extra hinweisen möchte: Bitcoin != Bitcoin mining Mining wird sich langfristig wohl immer knapp an der Verlustgrenze bewegen, vermutlich sogar eher darunter (weil es genügend Leute gibt, die einfach zum Spaß/aus Interesse an der Hardware... Strom verheizen, siehe Folding@home). Bitcoin selbst ist viel mehr als mining und es ist auch wichtig das zu begreifen - solange man geminte Coins nur für Euros/Dollars ausgibt, wird da auch nie ein größerer Wert dahinter stehen als eben ein paar Euros und Dollars. Wenn man aber anfängt direkt in BTC zu handeln (z.B. ist Bitcoin extrem gut für Forenverkäufe nutzbar, da man offen herzeigen und nachweisen kann ob eine Zahlung auf eine einmalige Adresse erfolgt ist) dann wird das System gestärkt und nachhaltiger/stabiler. |
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I never understood the argument for that card, considering the increases in difficulty favours the card that gives the most hash power per USD when initially bought. /fixed  In the short run (and with increasing difficulty), Hashes per USD on the price tag is THE only thing to look at. In the longer run (and with constant or falling difficulty), Hashes per Watt used is the dominant measurement. If you could get a device that costs only 50 USD, uses 3000 Watt per hour and does 1000 MH/s, it would be a better investment currently than FPGAs that cost 500 USD, use 20 Watts and do a few hundred MHashes/sec. I really should plot out some numbers, as noone did it yet publicly... but that could get quite depressing for 6990 owners/buyers! |
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If you're not interested in buying GTFO of my thread. My prices are competitive and final.
...and only useful vs. buying BTC directly, if BTC would be above 20 USD - as he calculated.  |
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Taking into consideration that: * shipping from India probably takes quite some time (and is probably expensive too! [EDIT: Checked, he claims it only costs 20 USD]) * a lot of this hardware is of little/no use * this would make your pool of owned hardware even more diverse (more maintenance necessary, no spare parts) * the only really useful stuff I can see there are 9 GPUs (and maybe some extenders, if you even use these) * stuff might break during shipping - and you have very low chances to get reimbursed * DISHWARA shares are now severely overpriced, as they were valued/calculated initially at 0.7 USD/piece (when 1 BTC was 0.7 USD) I would strongly advise against this bad deal. 9 GPUs are worth (max!) ~1700USD --> ~100BTC --> ~135 shares All in all: If DISHWARA wants to buy shares, he could/should just sell his equipment (either for BTC or INR), get BTC and buy shares as everyone else. If he wants to pay in "hardware", the extra effort for shipping (+ time lost with shipping) and the fact that if something breaks the manufacturer most likely won't reimburse you should be taken into consideration and calculation. [EDIT: I usually buy and sell used hardware for "new_price * 0.75" as a rule of thumb] In the end he would probably end up with less than if he puts up that stuff back together and sells 1 gaming PC + a few GPUs on eBay and buys BTC + shares for that money then. If I create a GLBSE "company", valuate it at 1000 BTC, BTC prices shoot up ~25 times later - would you still give me shares worth 1000 BTC for Hardware that is only 1/25th worth of 1000 BTC? In this case (as Dishwara didn't cash out right at the start), you're suggesting "only" about 10 times overpay, but still.  |
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Just get the price up then. If you offer to sell lower than what's profitable for you, it's your own fault. Aaand: If someone can afford selling lower than you can, it's also your problem. Welcome to the free market. |
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You can only verify an IP address by "going there yourself", like a real address. Only because it shows up on google mps or whatever doesn't mean it's really MY address That just means you can't know for sure, but there must be ways to be more sure about it. I wrote about the only way, and I meant it. Sorry, but to make Bitcoin less anonymous, recording IP addresses in Transactions + Blocks are not the way to go. |
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Maybe put this 1% up for bounties that YOU would deem necessary/beneficial for Bitcoin.
I like the developers, but I don't think they would code any faster/better if I just throw them a few coins. Also I doubt they would implement the stuff I'd like to see as a first priority. If I pay/motivate someone else to create a patch though, I guess they are more than happy to pull this in the main client or whatever.
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I'd love to see it done in Python, but I guess there would be something to learn from your code too, so I'm all for you putting it on Github! |
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HI!
Ich wollte drauf aufmerksam machen das etwa ab in 8 monaten nicht die difficulty das problem sein wird sondern die bitcoin bonus rate auf 25 BTC pro block gesenkt wird.
Was als Miner gleichbedeutend mit einem Anstieg der Difficulty um weitere 100% ist. Es gab schon bisher extreme Anstiege von über 70% und geschadet hat's offenbar noch nicht... Vielleicht ist das dann aber ja eine eher psychologische Geschichte, wer rechnen kann wird sich davon wohl nicht so beeindrucken lassen. Wo hast du die 8 Monate her, btw? |
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Just convince more than 50% of miners and make them 51%-attack the network if someone mines blocks that don't confirm with these rules.
This decision is not up to the developers imho.
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1.5 GH/s would take on average ("on average" means: if you mine 1000 blocks at the current difficulty, it would likely take this much time * 1000, not that you'd see a blocka fter this much time!) at current difficulty (which will most likely increase!) 1 month.
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3.I will have at least 250BTC at my disposal by the end of this experiment.
...only if you buy 250 BTC Also I don't see the reason why you want to do this as an "experiment". Mining really works, but even if you had 10 PCs with 4 top-notch GPUs each at hand it's not very likely that you'd see ANY block pop up. |
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Guess what, I'll do it for free as well! The title: "Bitmunchies.com international shipping" for example should be rather "bitmunchies.com: Internationaler Versand möglich" than "international ship transport" So, here we go (the original text would be great to have to guess less and translate more btw.) ******************** Title: "bitmunchies.com: Internationaler Versand jetzt möglich" Hallo, Einige von euch kennen vielleicht schon Bitmunchies. Wir bieten Lebensmittel, Softdrinks und andere Kleinigkeiten für Bitcoins zum Kauf an. Wir haben in der Vergangenheit schon erfolgreich Lieferungen nach Deutschland, Österreich, Finnland und in andere EU Staaten versandt. Aufgrund der großen Nachfrage [it's always good to brag a little I guess  - in english it would mean "due to popular demand"] wurde unser Backend erweitert und nimmt nun automatisch internationale Aufträge entgegen - das heißt, man muss nicht mehr wie bisher auf eine manuelle Bestätigungsmail warten, sondern bekommt einfach am Ende des Bestellvorgangs die Versandkosten mitgeteilt. Wir freuen uns schon auf euren Einkauf auf http://bitmunchies.com/! [I think you should include a link to your store in an ad ] Ira Miller bitmunchies.com bearbones.us Sollten wider Erwarten Probleme auftreten könnt ihr hier (bitte auf Englisch) mit uns Kontakt aufnehmen: http://bitmunchies.com/contact_us.php******************** |
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Maybe just offer half a Bitcoin or so for a translation before using this "service" again - or just post in english, your page is in english anyways... Nice site though! |
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Tja, das ist jetzt aber nichts wirklich Neues - oder?
Außerdem ist das ja sogar so vorgesehen und auch mit etwas Hausverstand kommt man ja selber drauf, dass auf Dauer Verkauf über dem Herstellungspreis kaum Bestand haben wird.
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oder such nach wuala alternativen mit Client-Side Verschlüsselung ...Wuala HAT Clientside Verschlüsselung! und irgendwann MUSS etwas im RAM liegen, aus dem man den private key zusammensetzen kann - ein RAMdump würde also IMMER zum Erfolg führen. |
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Geringe Investitionen, keine Buchhaltung, kein (Behörden-)Zirkus... Nur nicht gierig werden oder übertreiben - die Lebensmittelbehörde/-polizei oder wie auch immer das dann in Deutschland heißt ist oft auch nicht so begeistert von eurer Küche wie ihr und wenn man nennenswerte Umsätze plötzlich generiert wird sich da auch mal jemand dafür interessieren. So ein "bezahltes Essen unter unbekannten Freunden" kann aber ja sicher ab und zu nett sein! |
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By the way:
Many ISPs assign new IP adresses every 24 hours to their users, mobile internet users are often behind an ISP proxy and if someone's IP address is part of transactions or accounts, that would seriously hinder/harm people that have a mobile phone for example...
Sorry, but in the end IP addresses are in no way useful for what you would like to see. (No judgement from me about your motives/ideas)
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