I agree, Cardano is pretty darn cool.  However, I don't think ETH is gonna sit idly by and let Cardano take center stage.  Too many coins, ICOs, and DApps rely on ETH to allow it to fail.  Just my opinion, and it's worth all that you paid for it.

I don't have any first hand experience with either of these cards, but the 1080ti has been reported to get 50 to 52 MH/s, the Vega's have been reported to get as high as 47 when strapped through bios mods.  But if you factor in the price of these cards, they might not provide the best value.

For me, the Sapphire RX 570 8gb get around 29 MH/s, and are selling for about $260.  My Sapphire RX 580 8gb are getting around 32, and selling for $299.  If you figure $$/hash the 570's are the best bang for the buck.

These values are for mining ETH.

I had written a instructional, but then I found the link above, which is far more detailed and experienced than what I had written.  Since it is an old post, that had been lost, I decided not to delete this thread, but link to the very informative post. 

You're welcome.   

I'm not religious, but I've always found this insightful:

Ephesians 3:14-17

14: For this reason I kneel before the Father,
15: from whom every family[a] in heaven and on earth derives its name.
16: I pray that out of his glorious riches he may strengthen you with power through his Spirit in your inner being,
17: so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love,


To the OP: May god have mercy on your soul.

That's a good idea.  Two trusted escrow sources who don't normally work with each other. 

Also, I don't know why you would offer more for the escrow service if the bounty succeeds as opposed to not.  Lets be honest there are plenty of places on this planet that the perp's IP could be traced to that could result in a dead end.  If you're serious about attracting a bounty hunter, then you have to be serious about attracting an escrow, and therefor you must be willing to pay, whether the perp is found or not.

Jonny, here's a link to a great tutorial on how to sign a message using one of your bitcoin addresses.  Signing a message now, and being able to sign a message with the same BTC address in the future (in the event your account is hacked) will go a long way to proving your ownership.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.0

Verified using the bitcoin.com tool.

Please verify and quote, thank you.

He's not referring to the fact that one pool is having issues.  He's referring to the issue itself as the evidence.  The issue is that transaction fees for ETH are so high right now that this pool stopped sending payments, because they are the ones covering the fee.

I tried claymore's eth and dcr before asics killed dcr for gpu, but I lost 10% of my eth hashrate when compared to Phoenix mining eth alone.  I've tried a couple of other coins since, but nothing turned out to be as profitable as Phoenix.

That's not normal for me.  My reported and 6-hour avg. are pretty near identical.  They fluctuate a few percent from one another, but nothing like your graph.

I noticed that.  I wasn't sure, and I value my reputation.  Thanks for the reassurance.




No, I can't say that it does.  If anything you seem to wear them as a badge of honor. 

I called a guy out for posting a fake version of a popular mining software, and he used an alt to leave me negative feedback.  Is there a way I can fix that?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4610912

ETA Archive link: https://archive.fo/TwKuh

Now it appears the scammer used an alt to leave me negative feedback.

There's a thread in the altcoin mining section claiming to be a new version of a very popular ETH miner.  However, this announcement doesn't fit the typical format of every previous announcement the real developer has made.

Furthermore, since I've been using this miner myself I have been keeping up on it's development.  The next major release (i.e. from 3.0c to 3.1x) will include features the scammer didn't bother pretending to include.

Scam thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4610912
User:  hughson


--------------------  The Real Phoenix below  -------------------------------------------

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2647654.0

ETA:  Here's a much better tutorial than what I put together:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.0

You know when they say something sounds too good to be true, it probably is?  Yep, that's what comes mind here.  Are you a Nigerian Prince by any chance?

Here's mine.

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is DireWolfM14 @ Bitcointalk.org.  Happy Birthday, America!  4th of July, 2018.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1Dt1Zu6jg5kqMFgGPtR7F9rMoSEwDqoFnH
HKppY5/CJNwKfifH/W+Tp8hkz3YSX31bG102Y8d3hyOeEjlvQc2vkfaPoHBRXu5WgqBeuak13xbaHC5f+Gh7ED8=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Verification page printed out and shared in google drive:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G9LzZFDLLfZBv6KQnr7e4iB3bQgosTR7/view?usp=sharing

Someone please quote.  Thank you.

Dr. Phoenix,
Thanks for the great product.  I've found it faster and more reliable than the competition.

My .bat file points to an alternative config file.  Instead of specifying pools in my config.txt is there a way I can point to the epool.txt file?

Thank you.

You're not an experienced English writer!  Your post is proof.