I am thinking bitcoin is going up right now because people want free bitcoin gold.
I don't think bitcoin gold will amount to much.
Nor do I. One developer? I could have done this project in my spare time. |
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What happened to the MUSIC coin pool in the last few hours? I have not generated any new coins even though everything on my side appears normal and shares are being found. The pool hash rate on MPH shows zero and my hash rate shows 1831 when normally it sound be around 100 and my unconfirmed total is not being confirmed. Something is very wrong with the pool.
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In the end all the blames goes to crypto Community who are always looking for cheap and easy money. Assuming that BTG is scam, people will still pile up BTC just to get Free BTG. This never ending thirst will bring more shit coins which are based on BTC.
Indeed, many will want to get a free coin called Bitcoin Gold. Moreover, it is supposed to cost not less than $ 500. That's the price they set, 10 BTG for 1 BTC. You'd have to have money to burn to do that, IMO. It's going to be an interesting few weeks. |
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I'll just sell my free Bitcoingold  I'm not touching BTG until it's been proven it's safe from replay. |
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Is there hard information out there on the developer of Bitcoin Gold? If it's someone that no one has ever heard of that's a huge red flag. I have read that Jack Liao of LightningASIC is leading it, which is interesting, maybe this is a plot to increase GPU miner sales.
Have any exchanges announced they are adding it yet?
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Those selling off their altcoins just to receive some Bitcoin Gold after the fork will regret it. I don't think Bitcoin Gold will be worth much. It will be worth less than Bitcoin Cash and the price of Bitcoin will also probably drop some after the fork. They will be losing out on much more money from the altcoins that they sold will rise back up again.
I'm expecting a huge drop right after people get their Bitcoin Gold. I've been wrong before though. |
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Those selling off their altcoins just to receive some Bitcoin Gold after the fork will regret it. I don't think Bitcoin Gold will be worth much. It will be worth less than Bitcoin Cash and the price of Bitcoin will also probably drop some after the fork. They will be losing out on much more money from the altcoins that they sold will rise back up again.
If bitcoin gold will prove itself a legit I think it will be worth way more than btc cash... I agree about BTC dropping, question is if it happens after 25th or maybe after second hard fork... Alts then will sky rocket IMO. We might see reversal of bitcoins growth if these news spread. Certainly this new fork is nothing compared to the previous one. That actually had some major companies backing it up.
This one will have an army of GPU miners behind it... Only if it's worth a lot of money. There are plenty of mineable altcoins that are not even close to being worth mining. |
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Sure sounds scammy as hell, or at least amateur hour. I mean one developer, seriously?
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Why is the price still dropping if UBI is going to moon it?
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Some incredible mining profit spikes on Zcash since last night but they only last a few minutes. My rig makes about $8-9 per day the last week mining ETH/DCR or Zcash and last night Zcash spiked to $11.50 for a few minutes.
I'm even mining it with my AMD cards. I did not realize how little power 570s and 580s use to mine Zcash compared to ETH and ETH/dual mining. My 4 AMD cards are using almost 300W less when mining ZCash vs ETH/DCR! That works out to about 75 cents per day saved on power and everything runs much cooler. So now I am factoring that into my decisions about what to mine.
Is that $8-9 pre or post-electricity costs? That's gross profit, electric is about 20% of that. Since Zcash has dropped back to $200s in the last week I've gone back to mining ETH on my AMD cards. |
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I typically have 3% invalid shares on Ethermine. Seems high to me.
And I just restarted mining on Ethermine after taking a break. Out of the first 10 shares I already have 1 stale. After my next payout I am done with them.
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Great news everyone You can now mine SUMOKOIN in your browser WebminerThe hashrate is not spectacular, but is a fun prof of consept I invite everyone to try it out and give us feedback It's proxy friendly as well Great, this will be the next big thing in web viruses. I'd rather see ads. |
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Does anyone else feel that their hash rate on MPH for ETH is too low? Most of the time MPH reports my hash rate at between about 65 and 80ish when my actual is 110. And my daily mining total seems to reflect the low hash rate as well.
I've been happy with other coin mining on MPH but ETH seems to under perform.
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So the problem with my 1070 turned out to be TeamViewer. When TeamViewer is running the hash rate drops a lot. I get over 430 H/s if I close TeamViewer. Same thing happens with VNC.
I don't know why but that's what it is. I don't even have a monitor plugged into any card.
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A little help would be appreciated.
I switched recently to mining Zcash from dual mining ETH & SIA. The problem is I can't seem to get maximum from my cards. I have a rig with 4x1070. From what I have been reading they should be able of producing 450 sols each. I get maximum around 420 from 2 cards and 390 from other two.
Cards are ok because all for of them were around 31 MH for ETH in dual mining (450 sia) no problem.
Any advice would be appreciated. OC settings: Is memory important or core or both? Which miner to use for best hashrate? Am I missing something obvious? At the moment I am using nanopool and EWBF's CUDA Zcash miner.
The OC settings are different for ZEC and ETH. The core OC is the important for ZEC. I have 440 Sol/s per each 1070 in my rig. My 1070 performs poorly. It rarely gets above 400 H/s on ZEC and usually runs about 340-360. Terrible. I've tried all kinds of OC settings. It does well on ETH though. The 1070 gets unstable and stops at +175 core OC. Should I OC memory as well? By comparison, my 1060 does 290 H/s or better most of the time. |
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I see a lot of fluctuation in the profit calculation for Zcash. I'm running a GTX 1060 and 1070 and the profit per day will swing from a lot $2.17 or so to sometimes over $3, and then back down again within a period of an hour or several hours and my hash rate is steady. I don't see how any of the factors that account for the profit calculation could be changing that much. And the Flypool per day estimate is pretty steady.
As an example, at the present moment A.M. is telling me per day is $2.18 while WhatToMine says $2.57 and Flypool says $2.70 (though Flypool's hash rate is a bit high). So A.M. is low by about 20%.
Any idea why such wild swings?
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What is wrong with suprnova? I am mining ZEC and earnings dropped from 0.3 to 0.05 per day?
I noticed same thing. $1 dollar per day not including electric cost with a 1080 Ti mining on suprnova. I lost money mining zcash. Something is up with the pool or difficulty is through the roof That is insanely low. My 1060 does better than that. |
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With AMD 400 and 500 series cards, how much are you undervolting for zec/zen mining? and are you underclocking the core too like with eth?
I run Anorak's powersave BIOSes on my 570s and 580s. I haven't tried the other BIOSes with ZEC but I should give it a try. I suspect it will be the same situation as mining ETH though, not worth the extra power cost and heat. I also suspect you still want to underclock the core when mining ZEC. |
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I think Zcash has a big future. It seems to be technically superior to Monero as a privacy coin.
It is so easy on the GPUs. My RX cards are running between 38C and 45C, actually quite a bit cooler than my GTX cards (and produce almost the same hash rate as my GTX 1060). I'm thinking of picking up some more 1060s but I wish they were < $200.
I only use Suprnova for dual mining DCR. Seems ok for that.
I've never mined Monero because the min. payout on all the pools is so high and so are the fees. I'm mining ZEC on Mining Pool Hub and the payout fee is 0.0001 ZEC!
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