I have a dozen of L3's but give me 1 good reason why should i support a "pre-mined coin"?
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After almost a year trading on Yobit, i give up.
2ETH cashout pending since November last year, 500xvg deposit pending for 2 months already and most recently invested 0.09 BTC (arround $700 at the time of investing) in their LIMBO coin. After 2 days (today) they made denomination so now i have 0.00014 LIMBO worth 0.47$ LOL.
Avoid them, run far away from them.
so you while waiting for your withdrawal of 2 eth that has been pending since last year !! you went ahead and sent them 500 porn coin and then while waiting for both eth and xvg to show up you went ahead and send them 0.09 btc ? dude man WTF ! anyway you will probably never see any of those coins ever again " i do hope i am wrong" and i am sorry for your loss. and thanks for sharing anyhow.
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never really like CHANGELLY services, used it once on my coinomi wallet and i ended up receiving slightly less LTC when converted a small amount of BTC compared to what it showed i was suppose to get. it was too small that i didn't bother about it and since i didn't take any screen-shots to prove anything against them, and due to it being a very tiny bit of LTC so i just ignored it BUT decided to never ever use their service again. I am not accusing Changelly for anything as it could be a glitch or something and since i didn't have any solid proof against them, but this is a 0% error ratio game, i do not want to send a dozen email to someone to solve an issue of missing crypto that may never show up. so Changelly is a no go for me anyway ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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Got any kernal logs before and after?
didn't really save any kernel logs but this is what i sent to bitmain for the repair request for the first miner. set_reset_allhashboard = 0x0000ffff set_reset_allhashboard = 0x00000000 Chain[J6] has 63 asic Chain[J7] has 63 asic Chain[J8] has 0 asic
as for now it shows the following set_reset_allhashboard = 0x0000ffff set_reset_allhashboard = 0x00000000 Chain[J6] has 63 asic Chain[J7] has 63 asic Chain[J8] has 63 asic
so i would assume the J8 is possibly board no3 out of 3 s9s boards was the missing one. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FCrvq5H6.jpg&t=663&c=o70rad2ReXicow) for the second miner " image in OP it was J7 missing. but from what i recall they both showed the same info of [Jx] has 0 asic
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so 1 of my S9's suddenly stopped showing one of the hashing boards. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FIvCTYeG.jpg&t=663&c=0wIlsWRLsAze-Q) i searched online, contacted Bitmain , did a dozen of re-setting , firmware changes and tens of rebooting attempts but nothing worked. so Bitmain asked me to send the miner back, and the best settlement was me sending the BAD hashing board, yet even with that offer it didn't make sense to me as the shipping cost from my country to china is kind of expensive and i just thought it was not worth it. so i was about to give up on that hashing board until something strange happened ! I for some reason flushed the autofreq firmware and suddenly the missing hash board showed up. this is the name of the firmware > Antminer-S9-all-201711171757-autofreq-user-Update2UBI-NF.tar.gz can be found on bitmain website > https://service.bitmain.com/support/download?product=Antminer%20S9now before you say it might be just my luck. i flushed back another firmware and boom ! hash board goes missing again ! still until that point i thought maybe only this particular miner that has this fix work for ! so i searched for a used S9 with a board not showing "bought it for pretty cheap" i tried the firmware and damn ! it worked again ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) . I do not have any TECHNICAL or even REASONABLE explanation for this ! I just wanted to share this with you all , maybe someone find it useful.
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so from my side the problem has been solved and i do forgive him for what happened. i will also delete my negative feedback on his trust page.
When? I still see it there now. I deleted my negative review on his wall because he paid back the money he owe me.. but i am keeping this topic unless the mods think it should be deleted. i think it's for everybody's best interest to keep this topic because i am pretty sure some people won't delete their negative trust on stingers trust page ,and they use this topic as a reference, so others need to see it, read it and then judge for themselves whether or not they should trade with stingers. i will also edit the OP and mention that stingers did pay back my money but i will leave the initial "story" so that people can learn from my mistake to never ever trust someone just for their merit or rank.
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Ok so just to clarify things to everyone here. I would like to report that "stingers" paid back the money "150$" that i sent to him. he texted me on telegram as well as on this forum explaining to me that had his own reasons and asked for my forgiveness.
now regardless of his intentions or story of why he stopped replying. I do appreciate that he finally came and talked to me and of course paid my money back.
so from my side the problem has been solved and i do forgive him for what happened. i will also delete my negative feedback on his trust page.
but again this is a lesson learned , never deal with anybody without escrow.
thanks to everybody for supporting my case and thanks for keeping this forum as safe as possible.
Mikey.
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My first day of mining when I received on 6th Sept was 0.08802152 ZEC Today I could only get 0.05651347... 35% drop in 2 weeks!!!
I am mining on ProHashing, on ViaBTC I got 0.06173636 ZEC as yesterday.
Current Zcash Difficulty: 29,539,436.77081280 1 Day Difficulty Change: 21.18 % 7 Day Difficulty Change: 38.96 % 30 Day Difficulty Change: 114.18 % 90 Day Difficulty Change: 190.07 %
what did you expect then ? the Equihash network is relatively small and mainly run by nvidia gpus. 1 z9 mini over-clocked z9 mini = 12 * gtx 1080ti ! 190% in 90 days change is nothing. now that they sell for cheaper, you should expect something like 1900% pretty soon. those z9 minis will do MAX 1-2 $ daily at most in 2 months at most ! . mark my words come back in NOV.
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** so this is what bitmain has on thier page https://shop.bitmain.com/product/detail?pid=000201809111803105065Lb6UvUc068AAPW3++
The APW3++ can deliver a maximum power of only 1200W if it is connected to a 110V mains power supply. To obtain the rated power of 1600W, the APW3++ must be connected to a 220-240V APW7"The APW7 can deliver a maximum power of only 1000W if it is connected to a 110V mains power supply. To obtain the rated power of 1800W, the APW7 must be connected to a 220-240V" so if you are using 110 vs then you should get the APW3++ which give you 1200w . if you are using 220v then you should get APW7 as it gives you 1800w instead of 1600w.
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it's the other way around. it is dangerous to connect multiple PSUs to a single ASIC. you can connect as many asics you want to a PSU as long as both your PSU and the 6pin connected can handle the power needed. from a theoretical point of view you can have 4 z9 minis connected to 1 APW 1600w psu ( each z9 mini takes about 350w if not overclocked" ). how ever i would not do that until i verify that the 6 pin connectors which are going to be split can actually handle the load. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1739630.0You don't want to run your engine on max RPM to loong. It's the same with PSU's. this is completely based on your own or someone else's speculations and it has no solid proof what so ever, the max you see on the label is the safe point which a good psu should handle all day long. I have been pulling about 970w of a 1000w psus on my rigs for years and zero problems, it all comes down to the room ventilation and the quality of your PSU. bitmain psu is a solid psu. i have some A3 and S9s slightly over clocked consuming close to 1500 for ages and never a problem with the PSU. you can test it out yourself if you like. Yep, agreed. I haven't had any problems with my Z9 running at max settings. Bitmain left lots of room for tuning in these things. in the link I gave this one is on page 2: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1739630.msg17440217#msg17440217And this one: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1739630.msg17440489#msg17440489You guys are correct!!! The Label doesn't give the full answer !!! For all the people who read your answer's they might not know as much as you guys. Do they have 120V or 240V? 50Hz or 60Hz ? Does it matter ? Do you RECOMMEND that everyone push their PSU's to the limit according to the label on their PSU's whatever brand, age (manufacturing year), earlier usages if not new from the store, voltage, ... ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) If not, WHY ? Everything will always go well until it goes wrong !!! you don't have to push your PSU to the limit if you don't have to ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) . also you do not want a lot of spare power sitting there doing nothing when you have to buy another psu ! . if there is a room on your psu which you can use then just use it. I don't have a 120v circuit i think only people in the U.S and a few other countries have that old power infrastructure. i don't know how much exactly in WATS you would be able to pull from APW psu but i am sure it is not 1600w. i think 1200w is the BEST you could wish for but then dyor regarding that matter. assuming you can get a 1200w of it, then it's safe to say that you can consume 1200w from it , all year long ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) .
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it's the other way around. it is dangerous to connect multiple PSUs to a single ASIC. you can connect as many asics you want to a PSU as long as both your PSU and the 6pin connected can handle the power needed. from a theoretical point of view you can have 4 z9 minis connected to 1 APW 1600w psu ( each z9 mini takes about 350w if not overclocked" ). how ever i would not do that until i verify that the 6 pin connectors which are going to be split can actually handle the load. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1739630.0You don't want to run your engine on max RPM to loong. It's the same with PSU's. this is completely based on your own or someone else's speculations and it has no solid proof what so ever, the max you see on the label is the safe point which a good psu should handle all day long. I have been pulling about 970w of a 1000w psus on my rigs for years and zero problems, it all comes down to the room ventilation and the quality of your PSU. bitmain psu is a solid psu. i have some A3 and S9s slightly over clocked consuming close to 1500 for ages and never a problem with the PSU. you can test it out yourself if you like.
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it's the other way around. it is dangerous to connect multiple PSUs to a single ASIC. you can connect as many asics you want to a PSU as long as both your PSU and the 6pin connected can handle the power needed. from a theoretical point of view you can have 4 z9 minis connected to 1 APW 1600w psu ( each z9 mini takes about 350w if not overclocked" ). how ever i would not do that until i verify that the 6 pin connectors which are going to be split can actually handle the load.
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Seems like you guys can't keep up with bitmain and the other major Asic manufacturer. with all due respect ! X11 coins are nothing but bullshit !. the only coin there is that MAY be worth mining is DASH , the rest are worthless shitcoins with market cap bellow 20 millions $ . ! also the fact of risking 15,500$ + shipping and other expenses in a single machine is not the best thing I would do.
I rather get 4-5 Z9s with this amount of money and make 2-3 the profit ! anybody can do the math ! sorry but this is so disappointing.!
I used to be a big fan! but i gotta be honest, after all this time i was hopping you guys would come up with something that actually worth investing in. I hope that you take ROI / PROFIT as well as other options available in the market for your next one !
anyway, Good luck
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Still HODLING ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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nice app , i like it. only if i could all the miners i have together ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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Dude got his wall painted in red and that's the point of the scam accusation forum. thanks to everyone who helped in the painting process ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) , i hope that he's now a more OBVIOUS scammer. I think so too. Don't you see his red TRUST? Not all the time you can't consider someone as a scammer after seeing the red paint because it has gives for so many reason so you need to read the trust rating and also the reference link to identify the scammer or maybe some other reason.Initiallt the user stinger has give ret trust for merit abuse so we can't consider him as scammer but now he has scammed someone so the appropriate link will be added by the DT member to mark him as scammer. exactly my friend ! . the first and only RED he had was some drama bullshit! . that's why i didn't really care about it ! . now the new REDs he got is SCAM-BASED. so it has more meaning
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Dude got his wall painted in red and that's the point of the scam accusation forum. thanks to everyone who helped in the painting process ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) , i hope that he's now a more OBVIOUS scammer.
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