Latest posts of: tr3yson

Quote from: rj_kawawa on October 04, 2017, 10:59:58 AM

Guys, noob question lang. haha. wala kasi akong idea sa trading. Gusto ko sana magstart magtading. pero di ko alam magkano ipupuhunan ko. magkano ba ideal na puhunan para makapagstart ako? ayaw ko kasi na masyadong malaki. baka malugi ako. Roll Eyes

Bago mo po pasukin ang crypto trading e mas maiging pagaralan mo muna ito. Huwag po tayong padalos dalos dahil lang sa kikitain. Maraming pa pong useful thread dito na about trading, sigurado marami kang matutunan sa pagbabasa sa mga yon. Tapos kapagka may eksaktong ideas ka na tsaka ka na maginvest dito para na rin ma apply mo na yong mga natutunan mo. Para sa akin lang mas maiging maglagay ka muna na kaunti, paglaruan mo lang muna ito para magamay mo ito ng dahan dahan.

Definitely yes! It is very risky but it is still up to you if you are a risk taker then go. But for me, I won't going to do that, just remember the phrase "Only invest what you can afford to lose".

I use web wallets, coinbase and blockchain since this two already have bitcoin and ethereum and I guess litecoin wallet also for coinbase. I use those wallets for storing an only small amount of bitcoins. For bigger values, I put it in a desktop wallet where I use electrum. It is very easy to use and also safe for your big amount of bitcoins.

I think the biggest disadvantages of Bitcoin was its big transaction fees and slow transaction speed. I just notice it to other bitcoin users, more and more of them are complaining about it especially those who are always in a hurry. I guess they should stop using it Grin

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But for me, I don't care about it, I mean it is not a problem for me as long as I am earning bitcoin and it goes to my btc wallet Grin

Quote from: shibob on October 04, 2017, 05:44:32 AM

Dual mining is fine, you could do it with ETH + DCR/UBQ/LBC...For me, I just mine ETH only.
I use Claymore miner in following link, OC setting as: +600 mem, -100 core, temp. target 70C, 55-60% fans, it's quite stable and stays around 64C.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1433925.0

Thanks a lot shibob, I will try to do a backread to the thread you suggest. I'm hoping to learn a lot from it. I'm still positive that mining is still profitable and it is still very much alive and kicking, contrary to those who said that mining is dead.

Quote from: shibob on October 03, 2017, 04:57:53 PM

EVGA GTX 1070 SC is a good card. I have 1 rig of 1070, it includes 4 MSI + 2 EVGA, easy in overclocking, yeah so far so good!

ZEC/ZEN/ should be profitable for 1070, you could reference whattomine.com for this (but actually I do not regularly get reference from this, I just mine which coin I believe).

Wow, it's good to hear. I had already purchased the EVGA 1070 SC and the other parts of my first rig, currently waiting for the delivery. How about dual mining and what miner do you use? I heard about nicehash, they say it's good for beginners. Lastly, whats the best OC settings for EVGA card?

Thanks by the way for your response, it is very much appreciated.

What brand is best for a 1070 GPU? Is EVGA GTX 1070 SC good or not? And also what is the profitable coin to mine and algorithm to use for a 1070 card?

Thanks in advance for the answers.

Good day!

Where can we see how much steaks do we already have in our account? It wasn't listed on the spreadsheet. I have already posted here my 3 weeks activities. Thanks in advance for the answer.

For me, if someone asks me about bitcoin I will just share the ideas I have. Like at home, while using my laptop I open websites related to bitcoins or other cryptos and my brothers and sister will watch what I do and later on ask me, so I just answer them what is it. Outside also especially to my friends I share it with them when someone asks for an extra income online, so I always suggest bitcoin, I just tell them what it is and suggest to do more research if they are interested in it.

Bitcointalk username: tr3yson
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Quote from: Oliver A on September 19, 2017, 12:54:07 PM

Should I Invest In Bitcoin?

Well, if you can afford it, why not, but get to know first what is bitcoin because if you are going to invest having just a little idea or zero knowledge at all, it seems like you just throw your money in the garbage bin and it will be a waste for you. Then, as the crypto world saying goes, invest only what you can afford to lose from investing in bitcoin is a bit risky.

Bitcointalk username: tr3yson
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Current post count: 85
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Please consider me if there are any available slots for my rank.
Thanks in advance.

Quote from: aaadam006 on July 18, 2017, 08:10:11 AM

Hi,

Can anyone suggest me best Bitcoin Wallet without transaction fee

Thanks

I think there is no such thing like that. A transaction fee is required for every transaction you are going to do with your wallet. There are BTC wallets or other crypto wallets which has low fees, especially hardware ones where you need to set a specific amount that you want, but the downside is the confirmation of your transaction will take a lot of time compared to the default transaction fees required.