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7981  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Will the difficulty of mining keep on going up forever? on: December 20, 2014, 07:18:57 AM
This part seem's pretty high to me.  The sheer amount of hardware you would need to pull a $100-$200/month profit (even with dropping difficulty) is still enormous.  I really doubt most houses/apt's are wired for 15+kwh's. Agree with the undervolting/underclocking statements though Smiley

Agreed, I think if BTC drops below $300 for an extended period, the mining farms that just focus on bitcoin and nothing else, will have to start shutting down mining equipment. I think the sub $500 price is why we are seeing difficulty drop. I think the large farms are either redirecting hashing to altcoins or turning it off.

It is most likely turning mining for alts. Closing is just loss ..

closing or mining other alts is definitely loss-loss  situation, one loss more than the other
Closing down mining operations and selling all of the equipments may allow user to gain some money back. Mining profitable alt coins which are profitable and a non pump and dump scheme could yield some profits if electrical cost and price of equipment is low enough. Both of them includes risk as bitcoin price may rise in the future but Bitcoin difficulty could very well remain close to the current difficulty. The altcoin could crash overnight and you would have wasted time mining that alt coin.
7982  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Block chain size/storage and slow downloads for new users on: December 09, 2014, 01:29:32 AM
This, combined with off-chain transactions like https://inputs.io, gives me a lot of hope for Bitcoin.
Offchain wallets require you to have trust on the operator. The operator can run away with your money and claim that they were hacked. You will not have full control over your funds whereas, blockchain.info allows you to have full access over your private key, no one else have control over that. If the server of blockchain.info gets hacked, your coins are secure as private key are encrypted on the server. I would say blockchain.info or desktop wallet is the better choice over offchain wallets.
7983  Economy / Services / Re: GAW MINERS PAYS FOR YOUR SIGNATURE >>> HIGH RATES 50posts = 0.1BTC JOIN US! on: December 06, 2014, 08:45:23 AM
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7985  Economy / Goods / Re: Anonymous reloadable prepaid plastic VISA ATM cards with own IBAN on: December 02, 2014, 08:32:03 AM
will coin exchanges like coinbase be able to cash out to its IBAN?
AFAIK, coinbase only cashes out to US bank account, a US credit card and bank account is required. Use kraken or bitstamp if you want to cashout your BTC. Also, WK bank doesn't allow deposits that have connection with bitcoins and mbank seems to be blocking lots of cards.
7986  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: [FREE] MalwareBytes premium keys on: December 01, 2014, 03:19:37 PM
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7987  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Is a blockchain.info wallet in Tor browser secure? on: December 01, 2014, 11:05:16 AM
I will not trust Tor with anything these days... Exploits on exit nodes growing by the day.

Exactly. All those attacks on Tor have made it less and less usable, especially when you need to log in a site. Sad
Currently, blockchain.info have a tor onion address, http://blockchatvqztbll.onion/. When accessed using tor, the security risk of MITM is minimal compared to accessing blockchain.info using tor.
7988  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: [Primedice.com] 2 Billion Bets Giveaway! on: November 29, 2014, 03:33:29 PM
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7990  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Downloadable mining on: November 28, 2014, 07:11:10 AM
So signature campaigns wont help me earn btc unless i'm a higher member so what about mining? Are there any miners that can be downloaded?

try going here http://cointellect.com/?code=ef9ec7dd or a non referal link cointellect.com. You can download their miner and run it on 50% and you can use your pc normaly and at night run it at 100%. Why don't you try that one?
Modern PC aren't profitable for this kind of mining. Cointellect is like dogecoin mining but you get paid by PayPal or other method. It isn't profitable unless you have cheap electricity plus scrypt ASIC. You would be mining a few cents per day and paying dollars in electrical fees if you use your CPU/GPU.

About Cointellect - you just dont get my point - suspicious softwear in my opionion means:

"After scanning the mining software with VirusTotal, Helgesen said the deep antivirus malwares scan revealed 4 possibly malicious hacking viruses, including a Trojan horse:
•Suspicious_GEN.F47V0819
•Hacktool.Win32.BitCoinMiner.bAM
•Artemis!830C7AE47D8D
•a variant of Win32/BitCoinMiner.AM"


Is it enough?

Those can be false positives for example, look at cgminer, minerd etc. When you scan any mining software, it will get detected as a virus. This is normal since bitcoin botnet files usually contains those mining softwares. Once they detect the signature, they would immediately say it's a virus although it is a false positive. Antiviruses aren't as foolproof as you think, false positive happens a lot of the time.

There is a difference between them.
CGminer is open source, and every one can check the code from top to bottom and make the conclusion that it is just a false positive. But for Cointellect, it is not open source. Thus, it is not right IMHO to compare them and then assume the Cointellect program is another false positive.
I highlighted them for you. Although your point is correct, the virus is commonly detected in most if not all of the mining softwares. You can easily use your favourite open sourced miner and mine at their pool. Also, most of the anti virus either don't detect anything or just say that its a "Bitcoin miner" virus, I doubt the accurate anti viruses Bitdefender, malwarebytes would give it a clean file rating if they find any malware right?
7991  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Found a useful exploit on a gambling site on: November 26, 2014, 02:56:07 PM
If you are able to double your 0.0001 for 38 times, u will get 27.487.790,6944 bitcoins, more than the amount that will ever exist.

You, sir, are a scammer  Angry

He could just double it until the site runs out of funds then leave.
That wouldn't happen, the site would just be suspicious of the winning and verify the legitimacy of the bet. Also, it wouldn't be good to exploit a site for your own profit. You could probably gain some BTC depending on the seriousness of the exploit. Most sites would gladly send you rewards for helping them.
7992  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Downloadable mining on: November 25, 2014, 03:06:44 AM
So signature campaigns wont help me earn btc unless i'm a higher member so what about mining? Are there any miners that can be downloaded?

try going here http://cointellect.com/?code=ef9ec7dd or a non referal link cointellect.com. You can download their miner and run it on 50% and you can use your pc normaly and at night run it at 100%. Why don't you try that one?
Modern PC aren't profitable for this kind of mining. Cointellect is like dogecoin mining but you get paid by PayPal or other method. It isn't profitable unless you have cheap electricity plus scrypt ASIC. You would be mining a few cents per day and paying dollars in electrical fees if you use your CPU/GPU.

About Cointellect - you just dont get my point - suspicious softwear in my opionion means:

"After scanning the mining software with VirusTotal, Helgesen said the deep antivirus malwares scan revealed 4 possibly malicious hacking viruses, including a Trojan horse:
•Suspicious_GEN.F47V0819
•Hacktool.Win32.BitCoinMiner.bAM
•Artemis!830C7AE47D8D
•a variant of Win32/BitCoinMiner.AM"

Is it enough?

Those can be false positives for example, look at cgminer, minerd etc. When you scan any mining software, it will get detected as a virus. This is normal since bitcoin botnet files usually contains those mining softwares. Once they detect the signature, they would immediately say it's a virus although it is a false positive. Antiviruses aren't as foolproof as you think, false positive happens a lot of the time.

Can you do me a favor and check this software on your pc.. i dont feel good in this stuff.. i mean i don't feel if mine is good enough protected..

Edit: Please dont take this ironic.. (maybe a little Wink ) But true is that nobody check this in real.. if we have here someone who can test it please.. show us what is going on with cointellect.. Thank You!
Ran it on my PC long time ago, nothing happened yet. I'm pretty certain that it was a false positive. But they are sketchy. when I tried to withdraw, they told me my home network is a VPN which isn't. They required me to use credit card to unlock my account for withdrawal. I wouldnt trust them after getting 2 euros stuck there.
7993  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Downloadable mining on: November 25, 2014, 12:26:35 AM
So signature campaigns wont help me earn btc unless i'm a higher member so what about mining? Are there any miners that can be downloaded?

try going here http://cointellect.com/?code=ef9ec7dd or a non referal link cointellect.com. You can download their miner and run it on 50% and you can use your pc normaly and at night run it at 100%. Why don't you try that one?
Modern PC aren't profitable for this kind of mining. Cointellect is like dogecoin mining but you get paid by PayPal or other method. It isn't profitable unless you have cheap electricity plus scrypt ASIC. You would be mining a few cents per day and paying dollars in electrical fees if you use your CPU/GPU.

About Cointellect - you just dont get my point - suspicious softwear in my opionion means:

"After scanning the mining software with VirusTotal, Helgesen said the deep antivirus malwares scan revealed 4 possibly malicious hacking viruses, including a Trojan horse:
•Suspicious_GEN.F47V0819
•Hacktool.Win32.BitCoinMiner.bAM
•Artemis!830C7AE47D8D
•a variant of Win32/BitCoinMiner.AM"

Is it enough?

Those can be false positives for example, look at cgminer, minerd etc. When you scan any mining software, it will get detected as a virus. This is normal since bitcoin botnet files usually contains those mining softwares. Once they detect the signature, they would immediately say it's a virus although it is a false positive. Antiviruses aren't as foolproof as you think, false positive happens a lot of the time.
7994  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Downloadable mining on: November 24, 2014, 03:51:26 PM
So signature campaigns wont help me earn btc unless i'm a higher member so what about mining? Are there any miners that can be downloaded?

try going here http://cointellect.com/?code=ef9ec7dd or a non referal link cointellect.com. You can download their miner and run it on 50% and you can use your pc normaly and at night run it at 100%. Why don't you try that one?
Modern PC aren't profitable for this kind of mining. Cointellect is like dogecoin mining but you get paid by PayPal or other method. It isn't profitable unless you have cheap electricity plus scrypt ASIC. You would be mining a few cents per day and paying dollars in electrical fees if you use your CPU/GPU.
7995  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: transactions don't get confirmed on: November 24, 2014, 02:10:35 PM
In order for your transaction to be regarded as a free transaction, your outputs must be more than 0.01 and your inputs must have a high coin age. In this case, even though you placed a transaction fee and your outputs are all more than 0.01, the coin age is too low, thus your priority is low. The recommended transaction fee for your transaction is 0.0001, but you included one that is less than that. Your coins will eventually get confirmed but it would require some time.
but if transaction is not there on time the website will just steal them i guess
so it's all because of that 1 trnsaction without a fee (was an accident) that the others don't confirm too?
0.01 mbtc works perfectly all the time with my previous few 1000 transactions

some time is still today?
Well, that is true, if you email support, you may have a chance to get your coins back.

Since the wallet send the change back to the same address in the same transaction which is unconfirmed, transactions after that will not be confirmed unless the transaction which the change is in confirms since those transaction spends the change coins. If you choose to spend a output which is confirmed, the transaction will get confirmed in the next block if transaction fees is high enough.

If you include a 0.01mbtc transaction fees in a transaction and it gets confirmed quickly, it may be because of your coins having high coin age or a pool which mined that block having a policy of accepting transactions which have low transaction fees.
7996  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Downloadable mining on: November 24, 2014, 02:03:11 PM
So signature campaigns wont help me earn btc unless i'm a higher member so what about mining? Are there any miners that can be downloaded?

Don't bother with mining unless you have bought actual mining hardware, you will pay more for electricity than you make from mining with your PC. I'm assuming that is what you want to do? I'll save you the trouble... you will download software -> get depressed because your cpu and gpu hash way lower than you expected and this is before you even calculate how much electricity is being used.

That is true, but he can try to mine alts - Fresh coins often have very low diff. If the coin jump to good exchange can earn something Wink That's good practice Smiley
The actual problem is that this is considered as gambling. Since the difficulty is low, the coin don't have much value. If you decide to hold on to it, it can either die off or get into a exchange and the value rises. Most alt coins either will never have high value or are just a pump and dump scheme. The time, hardware and electricity would be wasted
7997  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: transactions don't get confirmed on: November 24, 2014, 01:58:54 PM
In order for your transaction to be regarded as a free transaction, your outputs must be more than 0.01 and your inputs must have a high coin age. In this case, even though you placed a transaction fee and your outputs are all more than 0.01, the coin age is too low, thus your priority is low. The recommended transaction fee for your transaction is 0.0001, but you included one that is less than that. Your coins will eventually get confirmed but it would require some time.
7998  Economy / Digital goods / Re: Free cup of coffee from BiPolarBob ($10 Starbucks Gift Card) on: November 23, 2014, 07:36:41 AM
Could I get one too?
Sorry didn't realised it was sold out.
7999  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Hash Rate Low on GTX660? on: November 22, 2014, 01:31:44 PM
i know who there are cudaminer  software for nVidia 750 Ti with really good performance and with kHash/Watt greater than miner for AMD.

I was too late to try GPU mining, but I always heard that nvidia sucks badly. Which software and coin are you talking about here?
He's talking about this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167229.0). Nvidia sucks on their previous chip architecture for mining but after the introduction of Maxwell architecture, the performance have improved greatly on the power used per mh.

sure..
i think now the best choise it is cudaMiner with nVidia 750Ti..
this GPU are cheap and low power consumption...
you could read something about the new nVidia 970 and 980.
They are the 750 big btother with MaxWell core.
But i do not know so much about mining power...
Well, your choice is incorrect.
AMD's R9 290 is lower in price and better in performance, based on the power usage and performance of each card. Both of the cards cannot beat R9 290 in the performace and price.
8000  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Hash Rate Low on GTX660? on: November 22, 2014, 09:34:59 AM
i know who there are cudaminer  software for nVidia 750 Ti with really good performance and with kHash/Watt greater than miner for AMD.

I was too late to try GPU mining, but I always heard that nvidia sucks badly. Which software and coin are you talking about here?
He's talking about this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=167229.0). Nvidia sucks on their previous chip architecture for mining but after the introduction of Maxwell architecture, the performance have improved greatly on the power used per mh.
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