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what do u mean highest value collected?
is it good profit? as I understand u want buy some ICO and have profit.
why must ICO?
u can invest on some coin like stratis
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Look like all comment say u should hold......and my opinion is..ya HODL
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 I don't known much about this coin. Maybe will join next airdrop to have a try with this coin
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Any good news on monero for the next days ?
Still a good invest to add some more tokens ?
No good news on monero and moreno always is a good coin to invest. ^_^ |
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Maybe not out of the game just yet. Received an email today from BFL. Perhaps a last ditch attempt to make some $$$? Pre-orders of Monarchs and Cloud Mining
All pre-order customers have been notified and nearly all have selected a shipping option (with offers to receive more hashing power than originally ordered) or refund. Check your dashboard if you’ve missed our emails or phone calls!
Now open for new, immediately shipping orders: 400-675 GH Monarchs
The Monarch
We are now open for new sales of immediately shipping 400-675 GH Monarchs, starting at $500 each. There are limited quantities available at reduced prices. They are available for new orders, but current refund requested pre-order customers may also request them in place of refunds or rebates. Please check the Product page to check availability as they come online.
Order Now
Thanks,
ButterflyLabs |
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I lost 5 BTC at BTCJAM...most people there are running ponzi schemes, they pay back until they don't...not very good advice spazzdla...Lending in BTCJAM is gambling as well and the "winning potential" is even worse than in casinos...
Lending in BTCJam is NOT gambling, it is investing. Just be wise about where you invest. Some people only pay attention to the return rate of interest, and lose their coins because the deal was just too good to be true. There are many good borrowers on BTCJam, honest people with good credit and payment history. You really can make a decent profit. |
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A safer idea might be one of the BTC lending sites, such as https://btcjam.com/, or https://bitlendingclub.com/Just take your time with both, and research the borrowers as much as you can before investing. Some will never repay, despite the ability to take them to court for defaulting. However, even with a few defaulters you could still expect a reasonable return on your investments. |
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Hold most and reinvest the rest with sites such as BTCJam. Also have been buying some Paycoin, as Paybase say they will buy them back for $20 each and the current market price is just $4  |
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The 800/1000/1100/1200Mhz setting seems to be the speed of the controller, not the hash boards.
I've not seen inside an X3, but the X1 uses a Rockchip RK3186 SoC, and these speeds match.
So I'd hope there was some better way to increase efficiency of the hashing chips.
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Hello,
SP31 settings - doesn't go higher than 4695Gh/s
Temp Front / Back T,B
27 °C / 65,70 °C
Socket Voltage
228/229 volt
Fan Speed
80
Start Voltage
0.655 / 0.655
Max Voltage
0.75
Max Watts
1330 / 1330
Any recommendations other than the "echo "1" > /etc/mg_ignore_110_fcc setting" ?
thx
I too am experiencing roughly the same hash rate. I think it is probably as good as it is going to get |
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Does anyone else see problem with 2.5.7?
I had been running 2.5.7, then upgraded to 2.5.9 last night. Neither were giving any noticeable errors. I have since downgraded to 2.5.6 as a precaution. I should add that this is for the SP31 |
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Anybody with a SP31 found a 'sweet spot', can't get more than 4.7THs out of mine.
Anyone with SP31 getting more than 4.7Th/s? are you on 240 V ? what are your temps like. Even the SP30 looses close to 200TH it seems per 10deg temp rise I also have a SP31 that won't give more than 4.7Th/s. I am beginning to think this is the maximum, a far cry from the advertised 5.5Th/s. My unit is running @ 240v and close to 3Kw. |
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'I want to link my Bitcointalk name with BTCJam's. Verification code: bc5a6ffd-0e03-4458-98cb-badadd74ce08'
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It should be good enough for 500w, enough for an S3 but you may need to add a 5v load to get full efficiency. A 4r7 ohm 10w resistor across the 5v lines may well solve your problems
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As a BA customer that has actually received their order, I can tell you that the products are technically very good...though you probably wont get ROI with the current market.
However, they seem intent in sharing a cesspit with BFL, sharing similar qualities in customer relations...maybe they went to the same school ;(
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Today I received 2 x X1, and they worked without any problems. Hashing away at 110Ghs (1100 clock), updated firmware without any issues. Maybe I'm just lucky this time EDIT: This was a November order. Still no LCD, but construction seems fine. |
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Why not look at it from another angle...
If ghash.io is so successful because it has 0% fees, and low variance on payments, why don't other pools try to lure miners with similar offers?
Or instead of posting expletives about ghash.io, people could better invest their time by promoting other pools, and aim for an equilibrium.
However, in my opinion, ghash.io are correct that the 51% problem must be resolved for BTC to survive in the long run...otherwise some improved coin will replace it eventually if it is to remain decentralised.
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No scam here as far as I can see, only delayed production, and a pissed off buyer.
IMO whilst the sale is not completed, as the goods have not been dispatched, BA has incurred costs in regard to the sale which should be recovered before any refund is given....regardless of whether or not the buyer assumes the units can be resold easily.
If it were my company I would certainly be upset at refunding the whole transaction at my cost just because the buyer had changed their mind on the contract, and more so if the buyer then spread fud around the company forum, and others, which could unnecessarily harm the company's reputation.
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According to some reports 100,000 of the coins belong to Gox, and 345,000 belonged to Mark.
It is a nice thought that they stuffed themselves...if it were true
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They are NOT bankrupt.
They have NOT made a statement saying that coins got stolen
This is so f**ing hyped-up it's unbelievable.
TO SUMMARISE:
1) Malleability Bug
2) Attempt to Fix Bug
3) Possible Hacking Attempt - no-one really knows
4) Crisis Document that Mark says is 'more or less legit' i.e. NOT 100% TRUE
5) Gox files for protection so they can attempt to get company back on track
6) Mark says in regard to the crisis - "we have identified the problem and we are working on it"
THESE ARE ALL FACTS - everything else IS SPECULATION
Read this: http://www.extremetech.com/internet/177283-bitcoin-value-plummets-as-mt-gox-disappears-with-375-million-in-coinsMt. Gox’s CEO Mark Karpeles said at a press conference in Tokyo this morning. “Mt. Gox went bankrupt but I hope the Bitcoin industry will last.” Mt. Gox’s wallet software issues may have been so severe that transaction malleability allowed 744,408 BTC to be stolen over the course of several years Seems to me like: 1) Gox is now bankrupt. 2) Coins are gone 3) Malleability bug was known for years, most other exchanges coded around it. Gox did not, so probably gross negligence. 4) Would anybody trust a restructured Gox?? I would not for sure. The problems customers have had over the past few years seem to be the cause of it all. All those 'stuck' transactions....but where did they go??? Only time will tell |
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