I got a bunch of old GPUs that can't mine ETH or ZEC and for fun I am thinking of trying to solve the 50th bit with brute force.

However how can I get the oclvangen program to start at 1,125,899,906,842,620 instead of using random numbers and go in order.

With the GPUs I got it should take about 15 days or so...
 

If you have a hard time mining Ethereum using GPU then the best way and the most easy way is to register and download minergate. I am not advertising minergate but since it is the easiest way to mine ethereum I am sharing this to you. BUt with regards to ZEC I have no site to recommend to you. You can try my recommendation to find out if its a good option or not.

Read this entire thread

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=107172.0;all

and this thread:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1573035.0

Sure, why not, but if that $0.03 would turned into over a million dollars down the road, I'll be huntin' your ass in the furry-afterlife (or is that furry ass in the afterlife?). A million dollars could purchase a fleet of small aircrafts or supply clean water to a magnitude of people.

Illegal immigration is a serious issue... unless you are living in some third world country such as Nigeria or Burkina Faso, and is planning to pay the human smugglers in Tunisia $10,000 to smuggle you to Europe.

The President is very much a figurehead - he wields no real power whatsoever. He is apparently chosen by the government, but the qualities he is required to display are not those of leadership but those of finely judged outrage. For this reason the President is always a controversial choice, always an infuriating but fascinating character. His job is not to wield power but to draw attention away from it.

Thanks for your help.. actually my brother is a lawyer in Europe and specializes in International law.. forget about the money they froze on my account, it's been 2-3 days since they are "reviewing" my account and they haven't replied yet which leads me to believe they completely put that support ticket to the back and have no intention on releasing my coins

Didn't contact a lawyer because they froze my money but the fact they released my personal info without my consent.. and yes I'm in the process.

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Why 47~50 transactions happen together?
Is someone know all private key?

This thread has truly been a boon to account farmers:

hurain

Superbitzz

satdas

Dora Doll

Maesters1

Others

Bitcoin will most likely hit $1 million.

I have connection with some of the miners in China, PM me to discuss details.

Monday, the Chinese renminbi fell by about 10 percent against the dollar in a matter of hours, one of the biggest one-day moves since Beijing allowed its money to partially float. The yuan dropped from about 6.8 to the dollar to about 7.5 — pushing China’s currency to the cheapest level since the 2008-09 financial crisis.

The sudden drop in the currency, also known as the yuan, is telling — if only because Beijing carefully controls its currency fluctuations. Daily movements are sharply limited, and leadership intervenes to prop up the currency — or let it slide — as political whims dictate.  This year, the yuan has already gotten about 5 percent cheaper against the dollar, which makes Chinese goods more competitive against U.S. exports, and makes Chinese exports cheaper and more enticing for American consumers.

Monday evening, there was still plenty of confusion over the nature of the yuan’s plunge. Some ascribed it to a technical error on currency trading platforms; others confirmed that the movement, while brusque, was genuine — but they had little idea what drove the trading.

 Could Beijing have have just answered President-elect Donald Trump’s weekend provocations?

On Sunday evening, as he had before on the campaign trail, Trump took aim at China’s currency policy, tweeting, “Did China ask us if it was OK to devalue their currency (making it hard for our companies to compete)”? Paired with another tweet railing against China’s militarization of reefs and atolls in the South China Sea, Trump appeared to link the economic and security aspects of the U.S. relationship with China in a way seldom done before in Washington.

The question is whether Beijing, by allowing its currency to suddenly slide, thus giving its export-based economy an immediate boost, gave Trump an immediate and provocative answer to his tweets — or whether global currency traders, seeing signs of increased tension between China and the United States simply got bearish on Chinese money.

Trump’s unprecedented phone conversation with the president of Taiwan on Friday rattled Beijing and sent a clear signal that China hawks have a prominent place in Trump’s emerging national-security team.

Or perhaps it was just a trading-platform glitch, after all. The only thing certain is that there will be plenty more turbulence — and not just for the yuan — as the Trump administration and Chinese leaders in Beijing come to grips with the world’s most important rivalry.