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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Acorn M.2 FPGA based GPU Accelerator on: January 10, 2019, 05:35:50 AM
Lol, my trust rating was halved in the last day or two once I started to complain about "Sqrl labs". After years of going up Im now going down by the day. Strange behavior on bitcointalk for sure. Pay to play?

Do you know who dropped you?

Nah, I think I do but no names will be named.

Its just funny that I get dropped for the first time by someone/multiples who had nothing to do with this. "This" being my defense of Sqrl labs customers.

I was dropped by someone/somepeople for commenting on this problem though. For sure. Crypto is becoming more corrupt than ever. And thats hard to do.

Sock puppets are afoot.
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Acorn M.2 FPGA based GPU Accelerator on: January 10, 2019, 04:58:46 AM
Lol, my trust rating was halved in the last day or two once I started to complain about "Sqrl labs". After years of going up Im now going down by the day. Strange behavior on bitcointalk for sure. Pay to play?
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Dayun Zig Z1 - Lyra2Rev2 6.8GH/s Asic miner on: January 10, 2019, 04:43:34 AM

Glad to inform followers on this thread ,new Innosilicon A9 ( 60ksol/s ,updated version ) ready to show now !!!

https://www.akminer.com/all-products/new-a9-zmaster-60ksol-s-ship-now


The fact that there is a new ASIC, different algo, that is moire profitable coming out soon is not good news to followers of this thread. Lol  Tongue
4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Acorn M.2 FPGA based GPU Accelerator on: January 09, 2019, 02:08:04 PM
This is the assumption that he would have sold the bitcoin then at that time .123btc still = .123btc. Do I scream bullshit about buying 333 mega hash miners at 1btc each? No because at the time I was willing to pay it, I don't assume I would have held on to those coins and sold at some mystic time.

The assumption is that if he didn't buy this unit he would have bought something else. At the same time for the same exchange rate. Its a fair and solid assumption. You have no reason to argue this. Why do you continually defend this company, even when you have no ground to stand on?
Bullshit, it's not like people decide I'm going out shopping today for an fpga and I will be spending x amount today no matter what. This is ridiculous, and not a fair or solid assumption, I'm not defending the company but the idea of that everyone keeps saying they lost money by getting the exact btc amount they were refunded. Look anywhere on this forum and you'll see the same shit, hodl, hodl, hodl but in here apparently everyone was spending that exact amount or cashing it out perfectly and rebuying in to only make money.


Come the fuck on, and I'm not defending the company in any way, but being mad that it's now available on Amazon is a joke. Fuck SQRL for all I care, I took my Gamble and I still think it will pay off, if you're so mad about $300 you probably shouldn't fucking be in crypto and especially buying hardware because it's a hell of a gamble all the way through.

Well your wrong. He almost certainly would have allocated those coins to another device. Perhaps not that exact day, but in that general timeframe. Most people do buy gear in strict cycles, many based on credit cycles like the guy above. Damn straight he would have allocated that money towards something else. Something that would have made a lot more than zero dollars in six-nine months.

I never bought anything, but if I had I would have spent a lot more than $300. Almost everyone who bought from sqrrl was spending in the thousands as well. Its in defense of the company you continually call out people for "getting mad" and "complaining about a loss". Its a very legitimate complaint, people have the right to explain their frustration on a public forum dedicated to the product. Where else can they express their problems with non-working gear that people paid good money for and were basically lied to about.

They absolutely should not be selling more units until they work. Its super shady. And the fact is that people who bought back in June got zero use out of their unit before it went public in January, the next year. That is cause for complaint. Its just wrong.

5  Economy / Securities / Re: Do you think all ICO are securities ? on: January 09, 2019, 05:43:56 AM
While I'm a fan of BTC and a few Pow coins with zero premine/dev holdings, almost all of these "ICO" "offerings" are utter garbage. Trash. Worthless.

The term "securities" lends way to much credit as to their real worth and stature in the business world.

Unsecurities is more like it.
6  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: Vertcoin [VTC][ANN] Segwit Activated | ASIC Resistant Decentralized GPU Mining on: January 09, 2019, 05:37:28 AM
Vertcoin has been amazing so far.

1. Development - the development team has been doing a stellar job so far as volunteers and as people who are not taking pay from the projects in the form of developer's fees, premine or anything of that sort. Throughout the bear market they've been around, delivering even though they're not obliged to. Keeping my eyes peeled for more coming from the team for sure!


While I appreciate the volunteer aspect, we should take note that about a year ago to this day there were well over $100,000 worth of VTC in donations. Since then its dwindled to less than $10,000 due to the price drop but those coins are still there. Its high time the devs take some of that donation money out, get paid, and get more done. I personally donated thousands of VTC alone so far and it would be nice to see more results.
7  Bitcoin / Mining support / Re: which s9i firmware is best? on: January 09, 2019, 05:05:57 AM
Phil,

I just installed a few switching PDUs at my data center and here are numbers from the wall that I have on some of my S9i-14.0 miners.  All are running 20181107 firmware.  I may install some other firmware on the miners when I have time to monitor them.  Temps are around 62-67.  Firmware has been rock solid and I did not have to install the upgrade failure firmware first.  I believe I have a total of 55 S9i-14.0 miners running this firmware so this is just a sampling from 1 cabinet.

Average     Real Time     Real Time Power   W/tH
14.010          13.955          1207 W          86.5
14.126          14.124          1210 W          85.7
14.226          14.279          1195 W          83.7
13.988          13.985          1190 W          85.1
13.996          13.927          1162 W          83.4

These are the best numbers I have ever seen if indeed these are the numbers at the wall. I have metered 240v, but only in amps. I can therefore only calculate approximate wattage but not near exact. I just got a bunch of 13.5 and 14TH S9s in. I was really thinking that the 3rd party software with the new ASIC boost enabled was going to be my best option, but this 20181107 firmware result is the best I have ever seen posted I think by at least 5%.
8  Other / Politics & Society / Re: What is School for? on: January 09, 2019, 04:51:12 AM
 Huh If you no went to skool then mom say I never learn talk right and I never work good for peopel pay me bad no money sad and I will feel bad I won't talk right world looks away from me only fit with loosers who also sad then thing get bad and worse loose teeth but no money to fix never had my brain worked out proper so my mom says every day that il never move out never find a good girld too luv and Im really sad cause I could had fiture if worked, my brainbrain and saw mind get smartr wen yung Huh
9  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: Antminer R4 + PSU Great Condition on: January 09, 2019, 04:40:57 AM
Almost every post in this section has stupid high prices. I've found a few deals but mostly its super overpriced to start or, my favorite, taking offers. Then every reasonable offer is denied, wasting everyones time involved.

Sad.
10  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Bitmain will be releasing S15 and T15 on 8/11/2018 on: January 09, 2019, 04:37:52 AM
I am used to s9i at pretty hi temperature 85-90 in summer but the S15 is shutting down at 96.Temp. room is 20 degrees. It migth be to smal innflow of fresh air in the room as i suspsect low pressure. The fans are blowing in.

That's a bad sign. I have really high ambient temps in the summer. Lots and lots of flow, but I take 90+degree temps in the summer and exhaust 100+degree heat at times. This makes me think I have no hope if I buy these and try to run them through this summer. AC is not an option.
11  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who Are Selling off Their Crypto on: January 09, 2019, 04:32:39 AM
Lots of people with weak hands sell as soon as the first sign of trouble appears.

There's still a lot of these people around. They are trying to hold out, but if shit hits the fan they will sell it all in the blink of an eye. Watch out for a large collapse in the world economy because thats what will set them off. If nothing really bad happens in the economy and there's no panic than I think we are looking at the bottom right now at 4K. It'll be a slow march back to 20K, but with the next having coming in 1.5 years I think that will help it along nicely as we near it.
12  Economy / Speculation / Re: BTC Falling to mid 3K Will it go down more? on: January 09, 2019, 03:41:44 AM
Id say the only way we go much under 4K again is if the economy totally collapses. That is about a 25% in the next 6 months in my opinion.

If we don't have a world economy collapse in the next 1 and 1/2 years we will slowly climb back to 20K until the next halving in aprox 1.5 years.
13  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining on: January 09, 2019, 02:04:53 AM
The horse is dead, He's dead Jim.
14  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Acorn M.2 FPGA based GPU Accelerator on: January 09, 2019, 01:54:17 AM
This is the assumption that he would have sold the bitcoin then at that time .123btc still = .123btc. Do I scream bullshit about buying 333 mega hash miners at 1btc each? No because at the time I was willing to pay it, I don't assume I would have held on to those coins and sold at some mystic time.

The assumption is that if he didn't buy this unit he would have bought something else. At the same time for the same exchange rate. Its a fair and solid assumption. You have no reason to argue this. Why do you continually defend this company, even when you have no ground to stand on?
15  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Acorn M.2 FPGA based GPU Accelerator on: January 09, 2019, 01:32:07 AM
With an amazon storecard you can get e.g. 12 month interest free financing.  I took advantage of this when I first got into mining, buying thousands of dollars worth of gpus and other hardware without paying a cent, mining for six months or so and holding until the value of the crypto hits a good peak, then cashing out and paying off the hardware.  Really wish I had my cash right now instead of these paperweights, but if I had waited for them to be on Amazon at least I could have the paperweights AND cash for a while.  I think they're legit and facing actual issues slowing them down, not conning, but it's frustrating to take more of a risk and actually get less of a reward versus someone who waited around longer.

There are so many others out there in a similar situation. Credit stretched and expecting a return, within 365 days at the least. If they had known a more realistic timeframe on this project they would have never bought into it. Or simply waited. It was misleading at the least. Perhaps me using the word "con" was a bit strong. But this software delay is really inexcusable. Giving unrealistic software release dates that basically guide peoples buying decisions into purchasing is borderline outright lying to your customers.

If not for selling the hardware upfront, the delays would be acceptable.

But with no software yet still, and hardware selling in apparent unlimited quantities, it makes for a bad look indeed.
16  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Dayun Zig Z1 - Lyra2Rev2 6.8GH/s Asic miner on: January 08, 2019, 09:32:03 PM
Bad news Cry

This release contains the proposed upcoming Vertcoin main network hard fork to the new Lyra2REv3 mining algorithm at block 1080000 in order to rid the network of the current generation of Lyra2REv2 ASICs and FPGAs. It also contains the hard fork for the test network which already occurred at block 158221. The related pull request is here: #72. The difficulty will be forced down to 0x1b0ffff0 for 10 blocks after the fork before the usual KGW difficulty adjustment algorithm kicks in again to prevent the network from stalling due to the large expected decrease in network hashrate post-fork.


Monacoin, the last hope...

Yeah I mean VTC was always planning to fork around ASICs, so this was to be 100% expected. Surprised it took so long honestly. We forked more than once before, and will fork around any ASICs in the future.

Mona is a tag-along coin that I guess you will all be forced to mine now. Or some other obscure shitcoin. VTC made the Lyra2REv2 algo and Mona just decided to take the algo. Thats fine, thats open source code, but now that VTC devs made Lyra2REv3 I wouldn't put it below the Mona devs to fork to it as well. We shall see. To be honest it will be nice to see the ASICs gone from "The peoples coin." VTC I believe will soon make it back into the top of GPU mineable coins.
17  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Acorn M.2 FPGA based GPU Accelerator on: January 08, 2019, 09:16:37 PM
I'm kinda frustrated that I dropped cash on this to buy it early through their store.  Now it's available for anyone with a credit card and we're all still waiting on software.
The smart people that waited and waited and waited can now order on amazon

Man thats some cold shit phill.  Wink But seriously I had the order screen open at one point in August but in the end I knew better of it. I had a feeling the software, not just the hardware, would be the issue and I was right. I also almost bought a BFL jalapeņo back in 2013 too, but decided to wait till they had them in stock. Obviously this never happened. So this wouldn't be the only time waiting for finished hardware/software has paid off for me.

Hardware is often the easy part. Software for these things is really, really hard to get right and thats exactly why they needed to wait until they had it down to even start selling hardware. Smoke and mirrors is the name of the game here now. Gotta sell more units, forget that they don't even really work yet. "We will make the units you bought over 6 months ago work, soon." Probably sometime within the next... 2 WeeksTM

Sock puppets afoot here and there defending the indefensible with this company. Discord? Why no updates on software progression here when they are the ones starting this thread. Im not joining a discord just to sift through the BS. There should be clear progressive updates on their website at least. Weekly updates, monthly at least, with real details on the progress being made and the challenges holding anything back. Real Timeframes.

This company is basically running a long con of sorts in my opinion.

Just because you receive something in your hand in return for money does not mean you haven't been duped.
18  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Alternative Electricity for Mining on: January 08, 2019, 08:37:19 PM
popcorning right now

Me too.

I tried not to bite as well, but here goes. A simple question.

Why don't you connect one of these contraptions to power two more? Then each of one those to two more. And so on. Infinite energy! Right?
19  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: US Tariff Ruling N297495 = 2.6% mandatory tariff on bitcoin mining hardware on: December 12, 2018, 06:26:42 AM
I imagine we'll have a burst of celebration posts to inform everyone.

A shipping company has given us a "free ride" on some orders to a certain dollar amount. We're looking at verifying, but there are some stipulations we have to follow for them to soak the duties for us. We'll see how that goes, let me know if you want to be guinea pig.

Not when it comes to this stuff.  Tongue  Im fine making a few hundred dollars a month small time mining with second hand gear. But I don't need to be ordering gear not knowing what my eventual customs fees will be.
20  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Will btc difficulty go sideways for rest of the year? on: December 12, 2018, 06:19:43 AM
"If the price recovers quickly." Agreed, of course. Bitmain's problems these days extend well beyond "selling miners". By all accounts, Bitmain was mid-stream into moving and opening large mining capacity in the USA and Canada. Very costly play at the wrong time. Perfect storm for Bitmain. 1) Massive back log of legacy technology miners on the secondary market. 2) massive CAP EX expenditure in New Tech Chips 3) Huge price drop 3) BTC/BCH/BCH SV debacle 4) Plenty of new competition 5) Horrible 7NM tech launch. . I'm sure I've missed a few. 6) Terrible timing for their IPO. I suspect it's not by choice that Bitmain is taking a LOT of Hashing power off the Network. It's now a matter of corporate survival. No more " Have your cake and eat it too" for ole Bitmain. This is a GOOD thing!

I don't think that anyone would take a miner down that was profitable unless:

1) They had more efficient gear
2) They had enough to effect the overall hashrate. Thus making it seem like new gear was a way better deal than it really was (Bitmain)

Furthermore I seriously doubt that Bitmain ever had plans to mine in the US or Canada. Not sure where you could possibly get that from.
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