This looks like a spam thread but people can see this in my last posts list for information or reference anyways.

I'm storing mine like this: Using three different wallets for different purposes.

• I got an Electrum Wallet to hold my personal funds and
• I Exported an address from another stored/hidden Electrum Wallet for long term Bitcoin Hodling as my Paper Wallet.
  Although an offline Paper Wallet-maker can do the same.
• Last is Coins.(ph) wallet which I do not trust for an easy Cash-out for emergencies, micro-payments and online payments.

I don't trust Coins because it wasn't really a Bitcoin Wallet, it's more like paypal and a crypto exchange mashup.
The addresses they issued was not owned by the users, those are rather "receiving addresses".

That's why it is always good to "Swim with the Whales"
The Virtue of Hodling only applies in a Whale-free market, not in our markets.
Even P&D groups are infesting those exchanges.

At least in the long-term, if digital currencies become successful, your perseverance will pay off.
So if you're into Hodling, better stay away from these market crap™ news.

Look how many of us foreseen this moment yet a lot of investors suffered from losing their wealth.
But it's pretty predictable, the road map and their whitepaper, they should have seen this coming.

Did you encouraged them to buy this past few months? Because that's....

Only the 12v Rail will power your 1080Ti,
that 850W PSU is a bit questionable if it can handle those three at stress.
Look at the label for the 12v rail and how many amps it can supply, use that information to compute if it is above (200Wx3) 600W or 50amps.

Same with the 1000W, Other components will use the other voltages and some from the 12v.
Check the 12v rail if it can power 3 GPU and a CPU. (surely it can)

Looking at your plan, it looks like it is going to be unstable.
Take a 1500W in place of the any of the two PSU to use for 4-5 1080ti, just 1-2 GPUs and the Mobo in the other one, my advice.

With the current bloodbath in the Market Cap, Buying or Selling through fiat is a no-go, but
Trading Altcoin to Altcoin or Bitcoin to Altcoin is still the same.
Nothing changed but their values versus fiat currency. So I'm still doing this no matter what happens.

What bugling me is Bitcoin might lose a lot after these sellouts by regular investors.
They Sell Alts for Bitcoins then cash-out.
The price might return to what it was last July 2017.

You can use that, go on.
I've looked at the link, and I think what matters here is the cable's quality.
Those looks good imo.
Dividing one 6-pin into dual(2) 8 pins might overload the wires causing an overheat.
But that's only the worst case scenario if the actual product is not as fine as what is displayed.

If you will use it the other way around (which you intended), you don't have to worry about overheating cables.
Just make sure that only one (not both) 8-pins was connected to your PSU. Or things can go haywire.

Whatever you are making, don't turn it into an RPG-based game.
You will face a huge issue of teen and grade-school population who doesn't even have a hint on what's behind the game.

OGame was quite successful because of the mechanics and the nice artworks.
Personally, I don't like space-based games.
You can make one that copies the same principle (different theme) while adding the collectionXcustomization part from CryptoKitties.
Meticulously look for exploits, it's crytocurrency-based, more chances to have one.

One thing I would like to tell you:
The real reasons for the success of games is the Hype that the developers create.
I have seen a lot of good titles that didn't sell well because of lack of advertising.
And seen OK titles which made a fortune only after the launch (I don't need to name them).

Only the longevity of the game will be affected by its quality.

You can't find anything but close to nothing in Time frames as a basement for Technical Analysis when it comes to Cryptocurrency exchanges.
These are not the Stock Market or the Forex Exchange.

I will tell you what I'm doing to get a "hunch" on when to buy or sell.
But take note that the exchanges available are not bound by regulations or strict rules making it a haven for whales and P&D groups.
The trick is, you must be updated with the news or forums and their movements, not by analyzing the time frame.
With time frames, you can only see the current and past behavior of the coin.
Always check the YTD Time frame for the behavior analisis and Daily Time Frame for the cue to "look for news".

It's nothing like every other altcoins.

Sarcasm~ Detected!

Wait for a pump and dump group to make that coin's market cap swell, sell at that time.
It's been stable for a while now but keep on hodling, and wait for that moment.
After a dump, there will be no more reason for you to hodl them.
That coin will be stuck the way it drop for some period. Time it right and you might be lucky enough for a x10 or more.

It's not always like this.
Take a look at the PSU's Label, the 12v rail (yellow) was indicated with 2 wattage.
The 1st one would be for the 4Pin Molex, sata, processor and MotherBoard 12volts.
The Second was for the 6Pin or 8Pin Connectors.
Although, cheap and substandard power supplies does not have this kind of feature.
Getting the total power consumption of all the component wasn't the correct formula.

My Gaming Rig PSU for example, the label said 12v max 100W and another 12v max 350W.
The 350W was allotted only for the GPU's supplementary Power. This is where you will base on how many cards you can power.
A different scenario when you're using a 4pin Molex to 8/6-pin Adapter. It will get its power from the other rail.

Personally, music industry doesn't even need a currency, digital or traditional.
It's a matter of art and talent that makes it worthwhile for the public to listen to them.
But musicians need to eat too. With platforms like Youtube or others, they can earn revenue and I think these are enough as a tool.

If whenever the Digital Currencies became mainstream, these said platforms may adopt to the most accessible or accepted blockchain.

Bitcore? I'll say it straight to the point.
"A hardfork of Bitcoin which aims to mislead newbies into buying it instead of Bitcoin"

After Bitcoin Cash fork, they named Bitcoin was named as Bitcoin Core to minimize misconception of the names mislead newbies.
Now, take a look this new fork, it was named "Bitcore", it sounds like Bitcoin Core,
newbies will likely to mistook it as Bitcoin.

I saw some Threads in the Bitcoin Discussion regarding this, most or all of them are by newbie members.

This is weird, if it freezes sometimes, there's really a problem.
But seeing that the your rig starts, this might be a power issue, not your PSU but maybe from the riser, it wasn't powered.
The MoBo's PCI-e slots are powered which is used by the GPU, those 8-pins power connectors are the supplementary power.
You can't use the cards properly with incomplete power source, it could be the riser, it doesn't supply the power from the PCI-e slot.

Not at all, you can plug anything without needing to reinstall Windows..
It doesn't look like a software issue to me.

Sites like these keep coming weekly.
Yours however, is "true" real-time with the bonus of Background Mining Script!


It's not a bad thing considering that you need some revenue for your service but,
Add a warning or a disclaimer that you are CPU mining in the background.  

If the team is transparent to us, you can use their profiles as the basement of your speculation.
Research for their social media, skype or telegram activities.
If the head office is within your vicinity, take a visit, look at their faces.

About the ICO's future projects, most scam attempts are likely those that promises non-real world benefits.
Mostly new Altcoins or a stupidly-distributed Tokens which are already 50%- dumped through airdrops.

You can't always tell if it was a scam or will fail with their activeness in customer support.
But a bad customer support indicates that is a fraud ICO.

Why do you even believe in Ripple, the highest value was probably the result of a hype.
Take Bitcoin for example, it had reached 20,000$ value just because of a hype fueled by companies that will make use of it last December followed by those blinded news about the increasing value.

The same thing has been happening with Ripple.
First, said banks will use it, then it reached the news and social media, next, big social media personalities backed it up.
So, it caused a buying spree by mainstream market.

If you bought your ripple last October-November or earlier, now is the best time to sell.
Otherwise, you can continue hodling them as you wish.

The results are quite normal for those cards when mining Cryptonight Coins.
That alogarithm is often optimized for CPU mining.
You can mine them with GPUs but, expect less than mining Ethash.

As far as I know, Cryptonight is good for high end CPU Miners (designed to be "everyone has equal mining opportunity"),
not recommended for a GPU rig.
Better change to another coin using a GPU miner and use a CPU Miner for your CPU to mine that cryptonite coin synchronously.

That is one hell of a Parody Coin like Dogecoin.

If *others didn't know, it was based solely from Rick and Morty to target the huge number of deranged fans.
Rick and Morty's Season 3 Episode 3 title was "Pickle Rick" thus became the base of that Digital Currency's name.

Don't waste your time buying and trading that shitcoin, it is more stupid than Dogecoin, imo.
By the way, I watched all three seasons, It's quite good.

You can earn Monero by Signing up to coinhive: External Link
Each user that visit your site will be prompted to allow you to CPU-mine their rig through their browsers, while browsing the page.
It's even possible to do it in the background without them knowing if they do not have an AdBlocker or AV. (But that's not prefferable - but allowed)
If you got a large number of audience like 10,000 users that has been visiting your site and keeping the window open for about 2hours a day,
you can earn about 1 monero a day, depending on their CPU's power.

But the best way is still through Adsense, their ads are not that annoying, give it a try.

Everyone is saying "it's a normal cycle" & "this happened before".
But think of something that every loss in the market cap doesn't always happened at the same rate.
Last December's Dip or Correction is so short that the decrease with today's market cap could be a lot higher.

Since this is the Speculation Thread, I'll try to guess how low we can get, that's ±500b!
About 60% of it was caused by Bitcoin since it is the Major tool for users to cash-out their Digital Asset into fiat.
And today, since December, there were a lot of Bitcoin to Dollar trades happened.