Esperscoin-maybe a good technology, But why, the moron artist drew an eye !? Awfully, .. change the logo. IT IS DESTROYED
By saying this you mean the copycat coins tokes and veil (logo-wise have bad logos)  |
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When is scheduled BITTREX ?
Bittrex will never comment on a coin being listed, if you would like to see a coin listed please visit the help desk. (It's so frequent on their slack) |
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Ok thxs! Will try reinstalling the wallet and adding those nodes.
You shouldn't need to reinstall, but if the nodes are added in the appdata/roaming folder; as opposed to the config file that is located within the wallet application folder it should provide the issue within the debug file which would help the identification of some problems |
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Is it already known when Excudo will be available on main exchanges? Is it already possible to transfer tokens from Excudo dashboart to myetherwallet?
Are u actually serious right now?? The answer is on the same page as your post. God damn I don't know if ppl are trolling or are they rly so freaking lazy nowadays... Bit of both. |
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Added the nodes directly on the config file in the Inflation coin folder under Roaming.
Which is weird because if the exchanges have active nodes. And i added those same nodes, the wallet should sync.
But it does not. Hence, wondering if there is a different version of the wallet?
hmm, once its added to the roaming it should be running fine; I believe on page 12 someone added a full list of nodes you could try cluster bombing them all in; could you copy paste the most recent part of your debug file? After adding all of the nodes from that list anyways. |
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Dev, I have a problem, I made a transfer of cryptopia to the livecoin, I have the txid of the transfer, but it does not appear in the block explorer of the coin, I need your help, what may have happened?
txid:cd014cea56a1762d8dee183930abfad53339308ef2b9c836aa0fd5a612d6aeb8
wallet:S12us7YtyjVXWQrwH2AHxGpQCLjbMvUFXG
I'm looking into it. ASL! I had to. |
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I have some more questions for you.
1)
How does your service apply to NON-US citizen and NON-Green Card holders? Do we need to register a legal entity to use your service?
When I place my own miner or a miner I bought over Giga and mine cryptocurrencies, does that count as an production plant where I fall under US Tax Laws?
Are there exception like double taxation agreements? Or even exceptions for crypto mining itself?
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Same question, if I rent out my space (basically this is my WATT Token right), does the physical space the miner will be standing on count as property, where I have income from property leasing/rent income?
If yes, do I need to register as a "landlord".
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How will the payout be conducted? What currencies? Do you pay me (having full control of all mined coins) or do I get payed by the mining pool?
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Why can't I access my miner via remote access? If I want to re-boot or change pools, I need to be able to.
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What happens in the case of a malfunction? What kind of service do you offer as a "One Time Payment"? Do you repair the miners or send them away to the manufacturer.
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When I buy with you and you promise 93% uptime and I have a failure in hardware, do you cover the lost income in case you can't fix the problem?
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Could you please post your company credentials, registration infos tax number, that we can verify them?
I assume you already worked on the legal issues and you're able to quickly answer them, since you need to think about who your customers shall be.
1. I mean its hard pressed to find a government entity willing to define a price on any crypto asset, since its just magical mystery money; unless you're cashing out but then they're taxing your money. I don't think you need to register with a legal entity, and technically they don't know where you live so maybe you live in the U.S., maybe you don't. (I am not versed entirely on this section of the law, my skills are elsewhere) 2. As far as I've understood it there will always be a place for you, if you choose to rent your WTT tokens out you're renting them to customers but you can pull them at any moment; and they'll go back to paying full price. 3. Paid by mining pool, however they do control the mining pool. Also they mine the top 3 currencies currently so if you have a BTC asic it will only mine BTC it would not ever be mining LTC, Eth so on and so forth; so if you have the btc asic you would only be receiving BTC. 4. It's currently not an option because all mining power is directed at their pool, but may become one in the future. 5. I think the malfunction is somewhat inclusive in that 93.5% uptime statement; assuming they would send it back to the manufacturer though if it was unfixable. 6. Good question, I don't know this one. 7. This is no guarantee, but I don't think gigawatt would have a tax number currently; since they were megabigpower and are kind of a child company now (new) *Trying to answer some questions to the best of my capabilities, not affiliated with gigawatt. **If these answers have helped in any way, or enough -> my referral link is below  |
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Dave, Cryptonomos Hello, I am interested in buying tens to hundreds of thousands of WTT. At first I was quite excited with your idea but after careful examination I'm not so sure and I have some serious questions about your business model. 1. If space requirement for mining equipment doubles per 1W of power due to Moore's law in semiconductor manufacturing advances. Power consumption of chips drops down significantly with each generation. I have the following question. For Example:
Currently some Mining GPU setup is taking 60x60x60 cm of space and consumes 1Kw/h of electricity. In two years if equipment is upgraded to latest models that will require TWO GPU setups of 60x60x60 cm for the same 1Kw/h of electricity. To meet your obligations to WTT token holders, Will Giga-Watt build new Giga-pods on a constant basis and allocate the additional space required for equipment upgrades on demand every couple of years for 50 years ?!? 2. Will Giga-Watt provide some storage to customers for spare parts for mining equipment that will wear out? 3. What about Network bandwidth? How much is provided with each 1W of power? Is there an option to buy more bandwidth? 4. What are the moisute levels in the area of the Giga-Watt pods? What is the effect on equipment from your experience? Is there rust after 1-2 years of operation? 5. You say you can meet customers custom demands. Why are you not providing your co-location customers the ability for remote access to their equipment hosted at your facilities? Are your customers able to manage their hosted mining hardware themselves and have full control of it?
The equipment is managed by professionals with years of experience in mining. They understand what is profitable to mine now, which pool is more profitable, etc.They can quickly repair equipment. We are in the same boat, the more profitable for you, the more profitable for Giga Watt. So your technicians will decide what is profitable to mine on behalf of your customers and on their equipment? What is this?? You say repeatedly throughout the thread that customers can choose what coins they mine. Then you say exactly the opposite. 6. On the below comment you state there are not set up fees. But later in this thread you stated there is one time setup fee of $20 for aciscs and $40 for GPU rigs. Are there any other Hidden fees? Otherwise i see no real difference to cloud mining. First and foremost it is our transparency. Giga Watt's facility is a real-life tangible project which you can tour if you attend our Open House, which we hold twice a month. Giga Watt's customers own the specific equipment: They know their serial numbers and can see them on the shelves in the unit. Another advantage is that Giga Watt's customers purchase their equipment at cost, without any markup, pay zero setup fees and extremely low effective electricity and maintenance fees: just 2.8с и 0.5с per kW/h respectively. 7. Who are "retail customers"? Customers who buy full turnkey mining or WTT token holders? From https://cryptonomos.com/wtt/faq"Does Giga Watt only mine bitcoins? Giga Watt mines all scalable cryptocurrencies: BTC, LTC, ETH/MONERO/ZCASH/DASH. The decision of what currency to mine is made by the customers who own the mining equipment. But at this stage it is technically impossible to offer all of these options to retail customers. Giga Watt is working on the solution, and hopefully in the future this option will be offered. At this point retail customers can mine only BTC, ETH, and LTC." 8. If you don't provide your customers with remote access to their equipment. How can your customers be sure you are not overclocking their equipment for for 10-15% to your advantage (especially GPU setups) in expense of the lifetime of the equipment? 9. Cryptonomos. Who are you? What is your name? Would be nice to know who are we talking to. Are you a Cryptonomos or Giga-Watt employee? I you rather prefer to remain anonymous. Please ask Dave Carlson to answer these questions from his account here on BitcoinTalk. 10. What exactly is included in $0.5 cents maintenance fee? Which kind of work/procedures? 11. If I decide to power off my miners for a period of time. Will there be any charges? Since I paid for the rent for 50 year ahead can I store my miners there even if they are offline as how much as I need? Unless you can provide satisfying answers to the above questions, Especially question 1 and 5. I will unfortunately have to pass on your business proposal. The ability for me to fully control my hosted hardware via remote access is a "To be or not to be" type of issue. Best Regards. 1. I believe it was stated they do intend to continue building over time; that also means some more WTT gets released. 2. Curious about that, because at a point when my miners become unprofitable; I would love to have them sent to my address so I may use them. 3. I don't think the bandwidth will necessarily be an issue; as they operate within Gigawatts pool currently. 4. The area its located in isn't super moist, but it does get average levels of rainfall; the fan's should also to some extent help with keeping humidity down. 5. They can choose which coins to mine based off of what they currently offer which is BTC, LTC and ETH; I e-mailed them about the event of ETH going PoS would my antminer be able to be used for ZEC, XMR or ETC - And they did say they are working on getting mining set up for those coins, but do not feel ETH will go PoS terribly soon. I also asked if I could direct my miners outside of the giga-watt pool, and this was a current no-no but one day it potentially could occur; however they would most likely be unable to charge the electricity fee from the coin you opt'd to mine; meaning a potential fund sending/temp swap during the day. 6. There is no set up fee's for miners they sell, there is if you send your own miners. 7. I think I kind of answered that within #5. 8. I suppose you wouldn't, although I'm assuming if all the miners died in 6 months; they would lose a lot of customers as well as have their name tarnished forever unless they replaced the miners. 9. Cryptonomos is the escrow provider for giga-watt 10. The maintenance fee is usually just upkeep and not technically an every day thing; however if something goes wrong like a GPU fries the maintenance fee acts kind of like an insurance policy - pay the pennies today; save yourself the hundies tomorrow. 11. I can't guess why you would want to turn off the miners, given the general difficulty increases overtime but (In my mind and in theory though you could store them there unplugged. |
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I would like to invest in this coin. But the wallet downloaded from Page 1 of the forum does not sync at all.
Added the config file and different nodes from the exchanges. Still no luck.
Wondering if there is an updated version that is not posted at all
Did you add the nodes to your .conf file in the appdata/roaming folder? (I personally added them directly into the main config file, as opposed to the roaming folder//epiphany moment when I was speaking with Farbin on slack about it) |
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Im still waiting for my first staking rewards. I finally got the green arrow showing that I am staking and my weight, however it says it will be days before my estimated staking rewards, and the number of days keeps changing (ranging from 4days to 19days) yet I still have not seen the first rewards. Can someone clear up this question, (why do the days waiting for staking rewards go up and down without ever seeing a reward?) What factors change the waiting period, why arent rewards sent daily, and why do we not see rewards daily if the staking rewards are calculated and posted in a daily return time frame?
Depending on how many coins you have determines how quickly your staking weight will raise, until you've reached the point that the block is yours For example after my stake reward was earned it said 43,455 days until the next one; I have alot of coins so within a few hours it was saying 20 days and kept decreasing exponentially -> currently averaging 1-2 blocks per day. So in the case you have lets say 1 coin staking it will take a very long time to earn weight, but you will eventually find a block over the course of a long period of time. So, as an example, how many coins are in your wallet and how many times a day are you getting rewards? Inflation coin stakes exactly the amount it says it will. It works very well. I put 747k to stake on 6/13 on 6/19 i Recieved 89k and today i got 47k my total is 880k  Just for those thinking of investing yes it works. I don't see why people would want to wait on buying after the 800% phase is over, when the staking right now is so good *off-topic But yeah it stakes well enough right now that even paying 7 sat per coin would pay for itself faster than any miner's ROI - by selling the staked earnings for even 1 sat each. |
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I mean, you should have an escrow service provided given the age/post history of your account.
Let alone the part where there is no information about either dev, and that this is not a coin that requires anonymity.
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I personally felt like it was a scam, I mean paying 3x the value of silver to have a token backed by silver  seemed silly to me; sorry to all of the participants  |
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With the website, its a tad bit bright; also several grammar errors but other than that it looks good.
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Any plans to re-supply the miners ? After buying an L3+, few days later they went out of stock. Now all the models appear as out of stock, despite the fact that new batches came out on bitmain website.
I have more tokens than miners, so need to buy another miner at some point.
That's what happened to me and the pandaminers, they're being sold again on the pandaminer site; however aren't relisted. Definitely don't need a btc miner lol |
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he is a scammer
he sold me 2 minereum keys and keeps withdrawing from them
look at "all" of his feedback its all negative
Most likely mine, he never paid for mine and yes; you should always look at the entire feedback or at least find out why specific feedback is there in some cases. |
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Alright, first post but promised, I did my homework by going through the thread. Wouldn't call myself a newbie but still plenty of (simple) questions open.
Question: Anybody experienced up for some kind of mentor program / long-term assistance? Payback would be using your referral code and I actually intend to invest quite a bit into cryptonomos, possibly incl. miners.
Just PM with some background info rg. your experience!
I mean whats the questions lol, and feel free to dm me. |
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Lets say I buy $7,500 worth of tokens at $1.05 each, that would be 7,125 watts of energy worth of miners I would be entitled to use.
So, I have the option to either use a Bitcoin, Litecoin or Ethereum miner for up to all those 7,125 watts of energy can produce, I only have to pay the following fees:
* Electricity
* What other fees? please state what other fees I would have to pay shall I were to make this kind of investment for the stated value here.
What would be my total monthly $$ obligations to push 7.1 Kilo watts worth of mining?
Are there any fees to be paid even if I were not to be mining in any given month or time frame? Say I decide to take a 1 months vacation (hypothetically) and on that month I do not mine anything, are there any fees that I would have to pay regardless, like maintenance, etc? And what happens if I fail to pay any of those obligatory monthly/terms fees?
And also, just for clarification:
Buying 7,125 watts of rights for the next 50 years automatically grants me access to any of these miners to use included with the purchase price of the tokens (meaning the mining gears are included with the tokens for the coin of our choice BTC/LTC/ETH), or would I still have to buy the actual miners at its full price and all what the tokens grants me is the right to use for 50 years an "empty" mining facility where free electricity is not included and I still have to purchase the actual miners on top of having paid the $7,500 worth of tokens?
You have to have the miners/purchase the miners. If you failed to mine anything (unlikely) your costs would roll over to the next day. Tokens give you .033$ per day wattage usage that would be your daily fee, no hosting expenses etc. |
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Does someone know how much would be the total cost to mine a BTC or ETH or LTC
Fore.g. if I buy 1000 tokens, I invest $1000. With $0.033kwh operational cost, we need to know how much time miner takes to mine BTC or ETH or LTC .. Anyone ?
Use a mining calculator lol. Also you'd be buying the tokens and the miner. I made a post on a prior page with a detailed cost/benefit breakdown for ltc mining |
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Down to 2 sats currently; but the selling pressure is also kind of down as well
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Topic closed until ability to edit email/passwords is enabled again.
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