Again my favorite one Crypto channel, I always watching your channel. But this time I was on vacation, and my internet connection isn't fast enough for streaming your new videos. 

Yeah, basically it was a bit impossible 51% attack happened on major coins (at least nowadays) with a lot of spread miners, but what impossible on this earth, right? It was quite hard for personal miner nor even pools to reach more than 50% of Global Hashrate on the major coins network (that was an expensive thing to do)


The big four only available under 15% (on NicaHash). Will be better to do solo mining instead of Attacking the network  . IMHO That was a good reference, by the way. 

All POW Coins can be affected  of an 51% Attack ! 
There are Sites you can look what it will be cost for do an Attack on an Coin !

Just for example :  https://www.crypto51.app/

There you can look for  a collection of coins and the theoretical cost of a 51% attack on each network !

I dont advert for this Site or for 51% Attacks , i just wanted to let you know how easy it will be to get an Attack on an Coin ! 


Regards Lafu

@voskcoin and others thanks for this thread, i will try out that electic duster

The airflow is way too weak to remove the dusts from confined spaces and corners.
Compressed air is the best choice, but for a practical solution, yes Hair dryer on cold setting will do the job.

But any of these can't remove the stuck dusts on the fan's surface, I'm using cotton swabs dipped in alcohol to clean them thoroughly.

I would suggest investing in a DataVac electronic air duster instead of using canned air. More effective and you don't have to keep buying canned air. A small air compressor is another option, but it's less convinient and easy to overdue it with too much air pressure. You also have to be aware of moisture and condensation from using compressed air.

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16896367002&cm_re=duster-_-96-367-002-_-Product

With any cleaning method involving air be sure to keep the fan blades from moving as it's easy to damage them from spinning too fast and also shattering the blades off if it hits something while it's spinning.

Decentralized exchanges are really the future, and centralized exchanges are aware of that like bitfinex and coinbase. It shows their potential.

Diversification and for poor people, a JOB.

I'm sorry to hear that. I forget not only investor and trader who will frustated because this bad market condition. The miner of course get an impact too because beside market crash, they should pay the cost of an electricity too. The only way for miners to return to sustained profits is if Bitcoin prices rise, or some miners turn off the lights, lowering competition. History shows that while the latter is possible, it's unlikely. In fact, those who have plunked down millions of dollars to build their Bitcoin mining operations seem to be playing chicken in the hope that competitors will flinch.

Ah great job as usual Vosk. I envy you as you seem to always make the right videos at the right time!

Talk about timing, which is actually very important in video production, but also in crypto mining. Time your coin dumps boys. Makes no sense to cash out now. Just use your fiat to pay for those electric bills if you really need to. An uptrend should be just around the corner.

Summer is for vacation. Forget mining for a while... 

My company moved millions of dollars through PayPal, and has for years. I reached out to two of our human reps with Senseless before this was even open. Everything should have been up and up, but...

Of course this is crypto - people play dirty. All that has to happen is Bitmain places 200 orders and then fraud chargebacks them, complains it was a scam etc.

Your orders are safe, guess we’re just sitting on that risk for a few months.

For the first time an example of how a GPU miner destroyed the profitability of an ASIC.

Uupool: 6.44331024 BTM per Khash/s   

The ROI of B3  is near to 2 years.  

What I thought were chargebacks were paypal initiated. I'm still not clear if they're chargebacks. It would be a highly ironic twist if none of them were charge backs and after 6 months when they release the funds it turns out there were zero issues... I think i'd sue them.

They called all of the customers who ordered asking them questions about the product.. Where did they find us? When is the product shipping, etc.. But to talk to the actual owner of the store? No... I have to hear about this from my customers because they couldn't be bothered to ask me for additional documentation or discuss it with me.

Been watching this thread and have to say the requests to send a trusted member I thought was crazy, if I was apart of the "group of developers" and people were asking for free hand outs for trusted members I would simply say hell no, because we are a "group of developers" not trusting this board either.

HOWEVER, tin foil hat on I thought the domain was a little odd since its a sub domain and contacted the provider. Turns out that this is on a free 30 day trial basis and are not a paying customer to https://www.webasyst.com/

Why was a proper domain not paid for with SSL certs? I can understand to an extent since you are a "group of developers" and I'm sure change could have been scrounged up to pay for it if you truly believed in the product and are not scamming but it is looking more like a bait and switch to me.

UPDATE:

We need to go through all of our orders and support tickets, wait for some lingering payments, but it appears as if we've sold out of all of our devices. If stock is freed up from unpaid, canceled, etc orders we'll again open up sales for the last remaining few devices. Those of you with outstanding invoices will have a few days to pay them. Anyone who invoiced by bank transfer I'll try to contact before cancelling your order. I'll also give a few extra days as I understand bank transfers take time.

I thank you for the vote of confidence and the outpouring of support.