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Whitepaper link for LPC is not working.
Also I notices the coinpayments.net link I assume that is for purchasing a MN, but since LightPayCoin is a currency, are you guys looking to be accepted by merchants who are affiliated with coinpayments?
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Hi. Is it still 200 GAM for full year membership? Thanks
To join and access only the Private Trading Group and not the ICO/Crowdsale syndication group (see below), the fee is 10 GAM per month or 100 GAM per year. To join and access only the ICO/Crowdsale Syndicate and not the Private Crypto Trading Group (see above), the fee is 125 GAM per year. SPECIAL: If you are interested in joining BOTH GROUPS listed above, we have a special running where it is only 200 GAM for a yearly membership to the Private Trading Group and a yearly membership to the ICO syndicate (25 GAM discount). To apply for this, please message @CollinCrypto on Telegram and mention the coupon code BUNDLE. |
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Where is the location? I inquired through the website, I have +5 L3+ I would like to host. Reading some reviews from others, and this seems safe and legit.
Anybody need a referral? Will I really get the 5x $35 setup waived if I mention the Bitcointalk.org post?
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Typical Bitmain response. I wouldn't expect much help from them.
Following this thread. I think 650 may be a bit agressive... remember the key is to mine 24/7 / 365... if you can get 365.
If i mine at stock settings for 365 days, and you mine at 650 for only 280 days, then I MAKE MORE (standard model).
GL, keep us updated
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Best announcement I've seen since BTG!!!
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We're still open if you can wait until late December. We have more space coming online in December January, and several MW in March.
Jamie
Jamie, could you please send me pre-sale info. I sent an inquiry to the webpage, but hope you can be of quicker response. |
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Don,
Have you met with anyone from the Talk-Community yet? Any progress? I am interested in your offer. I have 5x L3+. Please post updates
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Vosk,
Nice vids, love the channel. Best of luck. I like that you gave Zpool and Granat-gas pool a shot. So as of current, whom have you pointed your miners to? I know you had originally been a fan of prohashing.
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Its been a few months,... could anyone else chime in, Im interested.
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Essentially he is VERY correct. It provides a huge motive for miners to get their $ BTC$ There is the age-old question: "What correlation of mining to coin-price" The quick and simple answer is, there is NONE, and if anything, it is inversely proportional, ie. More mining = less price. HOWEVER... if you look at the price of ASIC-mined coins over the long-term, you will see the opposite is also true. Example: this year Bitmain released the machine that doubled, quadroupled, 10x'd the network hashrate of LTC... yet LTC is doing better than ever. Ive even noticed an overall increase in other Scrypt coins. the D3, and Dash... similar. So i think there is that notion that. If a coin is so attractive that they would create a miner just for that, chances are, its a solid project with a large potential uptake. The Obelisk miner is created by Nebulos, the guys that created SC. I put my money down on SC, and if you follow it. Looks like a real promising project with great application and great potential. At the end of the day, we are all sitting in the same crypto-ship setting sail for paradise.   |
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This interests me as well. I have an Antminer too & I let it collect dust(not in the good way) for 2 months assuming that when I moved my new house would have a 220v in the garage or something. It didn't, still doesn't as the cost to run one was far greater than just buying a EVGA 1300 G2 to run off 120 for the time being.
Now I'm looking at running another 2-3 miners, possibly 6(in my dreams) one day & to be honest I'll probably just move & find a place that already has some of what I want already done.
Obviously I'm not going to find a house prewired with a bunch of 10AWG to the basement, but an extra 220v or 2 would be a start. That being said & not to hijack your thread here but it is better to run 220v server PSUs than a bunch of say 1300 or 1600watt EVGAs? It's the kind of problem I'm ok with having, it could be worse, but I too would like to know what people with multiple 4-10 rigs/miners are doing for power.
There's got to be a limit. Some would be due to their power company bumping them up a tier but aside from that if I wanted to run 20+ rigs it'd probably make more sense to lease a building specifically for mining.
Essentially, your power consumption is going to be directly related to the mining equipment consumption. If you have EVGAs, they run at around the 110W realm. The power supply and delivery is as newton's physics states: The path of least resistance. If you run the Antminers, they are like having a 800W Hair dryer running full time. Ever load an outlet too much? it pops the circuit to avoid overloading the wires, which could heat up or cause spark inducing a fire. So... YES it is much more efficient and safer to run at a 220 - 240V PSU to deliver your high order of... 1600W, 2400W, 3200W of power. I know people are running multiple miners, so hope they see this thread and shed some experience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlGIHmqacgU <--- Watch that in the mean time |
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Hey Guys,
I searched for some suggestions/guides on how to wire up your house to optimize the Antminers and came up short on some how-to's and other's experience.
Deep within the original Bitmain thread is some guys discussing the physical setup of their household electrical panels and circuit breakers, and figured we could consolidate it here.
I know for some of us running 1 or 2 miners, it can easily be plugged into a typical 120V Socket (14 AWG) going to a 20A Breaker.
But what about running 4+?
For efficiency on bigger mining setups it is always best to run off of 220-240V. That is known, some ppl were saying you should re-wire the run with 10-12 / 3 AWG, and a 30A double-pole breaker.
I'm wondering if its safe to build a single run of the aforementioned, and it power 4+ Miners. Or would I have to construct multiple home-runs to my box to power each miner?
Heres the Specs from Bitmain's website:
Antminer L3+
• Power Consumption: 800W +10% (at the wall, with Bitmain's APW3 PSU, 93% efficiency, 25°C ambient temperature)
APW3++ Input:
Voltage Range: 100-240V AC
Starting Voltage: 95-105V AC
Frequency Range 47-63Hz
Power Factor >0.95 (full load)
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I think being from this SOOO DEMOCRATIC state were going to run into several issues. First, I cannot Shapeshift.io ... VPN backdoor solution, but WOW! What is this BitLicense?  |
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What pool are you mining to? Would you mind posting your settup, power usage and clock speeds of your L3+? How is your electric costs? These things change and vary, your info could help others ! Thanks  |
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Guys, on Telegram groups I'm reading about various people who got their Bittrex accounts hacked despite using the 2FA, is it true?!
How is that even possible?? SCARRRRRYYYY |
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Does anyone know or could point in the direction how these processes even work?... people like Nebulous Inc. who are still "in design phase" of the Obelisk claim to have a US ASIC manufacturer, its kinda hard to compete with CN semiconductors? Noo?
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Just received an email confirmation that my November order was paid (bitcoin). I wish I would have used litecoin to pay since it would have been much much faster to confirm.
I used LTC, and got the confirmation email the same night I ordered,,, about 1 hour or so later. I chose LTC for that exact reason and I think others did as well. But there is a silver lining. For those of us who prepared to buy the D3s in BTC, you probably allocated funds or initiated fiat->BTC at least 1 week prior... so you took advantage of a nice increase in BTC leading up to the sale, effectively giving you a little "discount" Benefits on both sides |
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With the Withdrawl-Whitelist set up, this essentially is a layer of protection so that your currency CAN ONLY be withdrew to the specified wallet that you set up. But I am trying to configure an API, and allowing Withdrawls. With the Withdrawls enabled, it will allow you to programatically withdraw any currency to an address you provide. My question is: If no address is specified, can one withdrawal currency into any address? Who and where are the addresses specified, i.e. If I only configure my Withdrawl Whitelist for ETH, BTC, LTC, but I am using an API and trading XMR, where is that going? What are my Risks?
Essentially if I use an API key, would the Withdrawl-Whitelist hedge my risk of compromise?
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