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Tenho 4000XHD à venda directa ao BTC ou LTC ... taxa atual é de 1 XHD = 1 USD = 0.001 BTC
Aberto para negociação nas taxas de câmbio ... mensagem me
Inglês traduzido para Portugeuse usando o Google Translate
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I have 4000XHD for direct sale to BTC or LTC...current rate is 1 XHD = 1 USD = 0.001 BTC
Open for negotiation on exchange rates...message me
English translated to Portugeuse using Google translate
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It is not unusual that even experienced miners and forum members are taking great risks at times by sending money to companies as soon as possible in order to be first simply because that's the only chance they'll get at making a profit, for all ASIC mining is a loss game by design thanks to this self perpetuating phenomenon.
That's the most accurate post on the entire forum. The only way to make money with ASICs is to build ASICs and even that is really risky. or have all the pre-order people go broke /risk shy and stop the avalanche of pre-orders |
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starting at 200XHD for 0.195BTC or 6.4LTC
msg me for 50/50 or escrow
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Looking to buy some doge  I have some BTC, MOON and COINYE to trade. Pm me offers I have up to ~3000 DOGE available... msg me |
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200XHD for sale for 0.195BTC or 6.4LTC
msg me...if needed, lets work out an escrow or 50/50 delivery until completed
as you can see by my post count, I am not a fly by nighter
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Existe uma piscina?
Como hashdollars podem ser trocados por outros cripto-moedas?
Qual é o plano para obter a aceitação de XHD no Brasil?
*** Usando Traduz Google (Inglês> Português) ***
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We have two computers for the kids made from older Athalon II 245 chipsets. We run Linux Mint on them withou any problems and Mint has a gamer interface similair to google play on android. The kids simply pick any games they want from there, it installs then they play. |
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I have been mining since mid 2010. I spent as I wnet and reinvested in mining gear when BTC = $200. Insult to injury, I passed on my wife's endorsement to invest $1K when BTC was $2  I could have been a millionaire but I did what was right at the time. Now with a fist full of coins (<5 BTC) I hang on with grim determination for the $100K per BTC mark. |
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will produce them tonight |
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I have 0.00768433 BTC floating in an account I would like to extract as I do not think I will be able to effeciently mine the remaining 0.0025BTC. I connected my new Jally to the pool for 48 hours last week and the amount in the account didn't change hence I am looking to get my account paid out and closed.
Can someone here assist in this enquiry?
Ensure your miner is pps and mine out the remaining amount. Minimum payment is very clear on the site and always has been, aswell as pool hopping protection. understood |
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My entire house is heated purely by bitcoin/litecoin mining equipment... Some of which probably consumes more in electricity than the coins it generate are worth, but its still nearly free heat.
I don't know what power rates do you have in your country, but here it is always cheaper to use natural gas for heating instead of electrical power! @Cranky4u: Nice idea! I will consider that, if my asic hardware (still not delivered though) will become unprofitable. In Australia, natural gas is about 50~60% the cost of elec to heat your home. Happy to take any and all old miners up to my ~15kWhr per day limit. Hoepfully I can expand once they have a home and keep them productive for a few more years to come rather than becoming landfill. |
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I have 0.00768433 BTC floating in an account I would like to extract as I do not think I will be able to effeciently mine the remaining 0.0025BTC. I connected my new Jally to the pool for 48 hours last week and the amount in the account didn't change hence I am looking to get my account paid out and closed.
Can someone here assist in this enquiry?
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1. 6 months worth of fuel for 2 cars
2. about 4 months worth of grocries
3. A Jally
4. A 1.5kW solar panel system
5. An assortment of plastic model kits
All up, spent 57 BTC whne they were $20 or less. Now holding the few scraps I have left which is less than 1 BTC but now mining for FREE - no elec nore hardware costs.
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I recently picked up 15 for AU$110....You are overpriced
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Running obsolete hardware decreases the profitability of running newer, efficient hardware, preventing that efficient hashpower from going on the network.
It's a free market equilibrium thing where, long-term, the network isn't any more secure and you're losing money over a grid tie-in or from running efficient ASICs.
You might think "oh, well my hashpower isn't going to significantly impact others' decisions to purchase new mining hardware" - and to an extent, you're right. The impact's as insignificant as the security provided to the network.
/enthusiasm-quashing dick
A profitable alternative would be hosting others' efficient miners, who would be quite pleased to have access to cheap electricity (I'd guess you also have battery backup and the potential to use grid electricity if you had to, providing a relatively high level of redundancy, decreasing downtime).
1.5kW Grid tie solar (about 12kWhr a day in spring) + 300W wind turbine (planned) + 3 * 800W UPSs for storage and overnight running |
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Hi All,
I had my SC Single running nicely at 64 GH until a few days ago when it stopped hashing. I thought it may have been the power supply, and tried a brand new Corsair GS800 PSU. Anyhow, once connected, I heard a "crack" sound, no fans spun and a fair amount of smoke exited from near the middle of the PCB from underneath the smaller black heatsinks (not the ASICS). I doubt BFL will be any help, and with shipping to Australia taking so long+expensive - anyhow, has anyone else experienced this, and any suggestions on what I can try to fix it?
Cheers
I am an Electrical Engineer located in Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. I would be happy to take a look at your SC single to see if it can be bought back from the dead...PM me if ur interested |
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Cranky sounds like you have a sick setup going, are there any pics?
Will post solar array and rigs in a few hours |
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But you can always resell the old ASIC. These can be used to heat rooms in winter if the unit price is small, so there seems to be still market for old ASICs
Market for old ASICs.....mmmmm...might be a valid point for GPUs but how many will simply be chucked in the back of a cupboard next year because of negative returns. I merely offer to contniue that network security rather than take them out of the pool |
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