Hi bravedog,

Thanks for taking the time to reply and the great explanation into your approach, it certainly makes a lot of sense.  At present I am taking the rapid-sell type approach by setting low minimums for auto-transfer, my gut feeling is that this probably isn't the most efficient approach due to the transfer free involved each time, though my thinking is that if I hold onto the mined coin(s) too long outside of the time it has been identified as being most profitable that I may likely lose some of this value (though I guess it could go the other way and improve ).

I'm going to run things like this for a few days just to gauge how effective my quick transfer out and sell approach is, though will be putting a plan in place at the same time to likely swap to a longer-hold type approach with a twice daily (or perhaps more) view of the market for each of the coins to see the better time to transfer out and sell via Cryptsy, similar to your own.  I'm currently mining at about 2.5MH/s, though will be bumping this up to about 3.8MH/s in the next couple of days.

Thanks again, and best of luck.

Hi,

I am running CGWatcher v1.3.4.4 and when creating any scheduled actions (eg: change profile, start miner, etc.) nothing ever happens.  The time just passes with no message, notification or similar.

I am running it under Windows 7 x64 and apart from this CGWatcher is working fine in all other aspects.  I've had a look into the CGWatcher logs and there isn't anything relating to scheduled actions or similar in there.

Any ideas appreciated.

Thanks,


Simon

Do you have any recommendations or tips on the exchanges you ended up using?  I've been sending everything to Cryptsy so far though will also do some research to see if there are some better options for particular coins. It seems to be something of a minefield when it comes to dealing with exchanges.  I recently had a bad experience with CoinEX, though luckily it all worked out in the end after much chasing.

Also, out of curiosity - what approach is everyone else taking to when to trade the coins mined here on TradeMyBit.  Are you sending them out regularly (eg: every 1 or so coins) for sale at the market rate or are you waiting to stockpile a few and then waiting for the best time to trade?

Just wanted to add my thanks for the new TradeMyBit multipool - really impressed so far.  Has a professional feel to it.

All the best with it and keep up the good work! 

Hi,

I am running CGWatcher v1.3.4.4 and when creating any scheduled actions (eg: change profile, start miner, etc.) nothing ever happens.  The time just passes with no message, notification or similar.

I am running it under Windows 7 x64 and apart from this CGWatcher is working fine in all other aspects.  I've had a look into the CGWatcher logs and there isn't anything relating to scheduled actions or similar in there.

Any ideas appreciated.

Thanks,


Simon

@Captain:  Good news, am pleased to report my BTC withdrawal has arrived.  Thank you.  I'm not sure what you did on the backend of things, but it seems to have worked.  

As with others that have commented on this thread,  I like CoinEX (when it's working smoothly) and the interface - if the reliability on the transactions could be resolved you'd be on to a real winner.  

Thanks again

I'm still waiting for a withdrawal from 2 days ago to show up, and others it turns out have been waiting longer.  Don't hold your breath.  Very annoyed.

@CaptainFuture:  Any ETA on when the sysop with process the TFA tickets?  Friendly advice: Clear communication is key here as there are an increasing amount of very unhappy people being told to wait (or nothing much at all) for their funds (myself included).  Some for well over a week.  The lack of clear communication and/or responses to support tickets, including resolution date(s) for a supposed known problem will lead people to start thinking that this is all something of a scam which unfortunately won't do the CoinEX reputation any favours.

Still no sign of my BTC withdrawal funds - any update or ETA? Support Ticket #3425

@Gidi:  Did you have any luck with your BTC funds either?

That is worrying as my support ticket (#3425) is 1000 on from Gigi's last one, and he still awaiting his funds.  I've just checked my target account and still no sign of my BTC 30 hours from the withdrawal pending notification.

As with Gidi, I'm happy to remove this post once resolved or an ETA on funds. 

Thanks for the prompt reply, I'll keep a look out for the completed transaction today.

Are there any CoinEX admins on this thread? 

I withdrew my BTC from CoinEX yesterday to my wallet (I can confirm that it was sent to the correct address) and 24 hours on it has still yet to show up.  The withdrawal transfer pending notification showed up, though nothing else.  I have raised a support ticket (3425) with yourselves though have yet to hear anything - please advise. Reading the other comments I am beginning to get a little concerned as to the whereabouts of my BTC.

Thanks.

 

Thanks Kenshin, I'll check them out.  Nice looking rigs.

Hi,

Unfortunately I've just had a bad experience with missing BTC when trying to transfer out of the CoinEx  exchange (ie: it never turned up at its destination, still 24 hours on).  I've contacted their support and haven't heard anything back.  I'll continue to chase them, though in the meantime I use Cryptsy and have found them good.

Cheers,


Simon

Hi all,

For those of you that have built your own open-air rig, how do you stand your motherboard/systemboard off of the surface below?  Assuming that you are using a wooden base or similar to stand the motherboard on?  Are you bothering with small riser feet to ensure that the bottom of the motherboard isn't touching the surface below or are you not bothering and just having site directly?  I don't have access to do any metal work so unfortunately can't cut-down a metal PC case to use that so a wooden base seems the easiest approach in my instance.

I notice, from photos, that many people just seem to sit their motherboards directly on the packing that they came in, though this seems a little crazy due to the potential fire-risks, etc.?

Any feedback appreciated.

Thanks,


Simon