external capital investors pumping the system or genuine cash migration into the currencies?

is it true growth or bubble?

i think the volatility of the currency would make this unviable

i think humans would find any way possible to manipulate this system for monetary reward. If someone could hack a computer a bit to emulate two humans to earn twice as much, then that system has a direct monetary reward.. and development shall begin.

Maybe it has to be proof of human with no computer hardware..

The summer is the best! Are your rigs overheating?

And rx570's! If anyone knows the answer... on ethOS too....?

If they are cheaper than the above seller and of good no-catchy-fire quality, then i would be keen in a few weeks time

Have just settled for an EVGA psu to power the whole lot - got it used at a great price

Can you undervolt with ethOS?

What technical and mining information do you need help with? Feel free to PM me

as people have said its not real until its fiat... or until crypto buys products and services directly..


so it would be prudent to make a strategic plan for withdrawals and cashouts and stick to it

Plans built of maths fare better than plans driven by greed

Not really under the radar, but Dash? From what i understand they have a good set up to go big...

Also... i saw an advert for an etherium debit card the other day...?

Dash
Bitcoin
Etherium
Litecoin

I think its less of a small few whales colluding to manipulate the markets, but more like a large many miners in mass exodus from bitcoin mining and to alt coin mining.

Just simply due to the profitability of bitcoin mining for small miners diminishing

All those miners moving to building diy rigs or buying altcoin asics are creating a large new wave of mining hash power to the alt coin scene. Then, since there are so many altcoins and many rigs can mine more than one type, and each rig is switching between the coins for prime profitability there is a turbulent sea of new hashing.


There is almost certainly whale pumping also in the scene, but i do think the stagnation in btc mining is leading to more virility in the alt coin sea-scape.


Just my two satoshis

Perhaps, will banks start accepting, holding and issuing bitcoin?

They hold the regulatory structure of holding and transacting currency, but they could add bitcoin to their portfolio?

I think the issue is speed.


The sheer volume of transactions that occur every day via regular banks and credit cards etc is astronomical.

Allllll other things aside, fees, accessibility etc i think bitcoin (or any cryptocoin to take the world by storm effectively) needs first to address the issue of speed.

Is anyone else mining on nicehash?

I have two cubes mining there and they seem to be pulling in about $120/week right now...

I seee!!! Thankyou...


Perhaps I shall look further into auto-switching rig management of some kind..

Thankyou Do you know how if there is a way to run the 24pin mobo supply from a server PSU? I.e lots of people running the two PSUs, but is there no way to run power from the breakout board from the server PSU to power the mobo? Not just power the GPUs?

Are you running ethOS by chance? Getting those undervolts on the 5xx series?

Wow! Nice! How are you finding the difficulty increase? Would you say rigs bought for the july release will be vaguely profitable with good times break even times? Bitmain have churned out a shit-tonne of these...

I have two baikal cubes running right now, set up with their default algo switching and I have directed each algorithm on the cubes to mine at the Nicehash pools.
So far so good...


I have also put in the baikal's stats on Coinwarz so I can see what coin is currently the most profitable.
Also good...


However, when monitoring the baikals (via the nicehash find my rig page) I sometimes see almost identical stats between nicehash and coinwarz, but I also fairly often see a strong difference between the figures...


As an example right now as i type this:

Coinwarz is showing:

Quark at $27.50/day
Dash at $15.40/day
As well as a few other X11 and Quark coins in similar ranges

However Nicehash is showing:

Mining X11 (699Mh/s (thanks Baikal  ) at $19/day


The baikal rigs do fluctuate around a fair bit - I have seen them anywhere between 520Mh/s all the way up to 820Mh/s once! - So they will of course differ from the Coinwarz stats (as these numbers are fixed and dont flap around) but still sometimes ill see Quark is a good 20% higher profits on coinwarz and yet Nicehash wont switch the algo....?


For those of you who may be wondering if my switching is set up correctly, I believe so, since Nicehash has, on rare occasions (and i mean rare) switched to Quark and even X15



Anyone have any thoughts?

Im guessing that either one of the two stats is wrong (nicehash or coinwarz displaying incorrect figures)
or
Nicehash is switching the algo based on much longer averages or only switches when a much more prevalent profit is available 
orr
Nicehash is switching the algo without me knowing and skimming that extra profit off the top to fund nicehash developer end of year bonuses.....