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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: CPU mining using servers? on: September 20, 2017, 12:11:24 PM
Can do but just for fun. Running multicore Xeon CPU, latest of E5 V4 series as example just getting cents daily...

There's no way to do it where it's profitable at all?

Xeon E5 V4 with 20 Core (40 threads) would yield somewhere between 0.20 - 1.00 USD/D before minus fees (developer fees/pool fees) and minus power consumption of 150-175 watts & extremely hot. It's not worth it. While servers idling, they're not consuming power as the CPU area at lower power states hence less heat dissipated. But at full throttle, it will make small money, minus power it consume, minus cooling (AC) that you have to provide.

Mining XMR with a xeon E5 2696V3 with the trick to gain higher all core turbo (https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/what-controls-turbo-core-in-xeons.2496647/) gives around 950 h/s, which is higher than most video cards excepting the new RX vega: around 2 $/day depending on xmr/usd rate  and network hashrate...
I have gained more with mining some coins with new algo the few weeks after launch (before gpu mining ).


Did you do this using a server? If so, did you make a profit?
2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: CPU mining using servers? on: September 20, 2017, 09:51:30 AM
Can it be profitable to use servers to CPU mine? I don't mean using cloud mining. I mean CPU mining using dedicated servers.

Believe me it's not worth it, you will be burning money essentially. If you wanna do it for fun just try, but beware that some providers will terminate your account if you max out the cores to mine. Read the terms of service first!

I believe you that it's not worth it. I was just hoping that there would be some way to make money off of it. I don't know much about any of this. That's why I asked.
3  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: CPU mining using servers? on: September 20, 2017, 09:20:26 AM
Profitable as in making money off un-utilized processing power, but not as in worthwhile firing it up to mine.
Like previously said, even dual socket modern server likely wouldn't pay for power costs.

That's too bad. I was hoping for a different answer.
4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: CPU mining using servers? on: September 20, 2017, 08:54:14 AM
Can do but just for fun. Running multicore Xeon CPU, latest of E5 V4 series as example just getting cents daily...

There's no way to do it where it's profitable at all?
5  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / CPU mining using servers? on: September 20, 2017, 08:38:53 AM
Can it be profitable to use servers to CPU mine? I don't mean using cloud mining. I mean CPU mining using dedicated servers.
6  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Trading cryptocurrency for cryptocurrency without identity verification? on: August 27, 2017, 05:10:45 PM
I'd like to trade small amounts of cryptocurrencies without having to do any sort of identity verification. I don't want to trade fiat at all. I'm only looking to trade small amounts of $25 to $100 worth of cryptocurrencies. I simply want to do this as a hobby without having to jump through any hoops. Are there any exchanges where I can do that?
You can try Bittrex. Im trading there for months now. Not encountered any problems. And i think it's a decentralized exchange which don't require you to submit any documents for your identification in able for you to trade. You can try also Bitsquare. Same also with Bittrex. Decentralized exchange. But beware with decentralized exchange because government can easily make it not operational. That's why we rarely see these kind of exchange. They are good tho. I just don't know what's the maximum withdrawal there. $100 is a good start. Waves is good buy these days. Check it out.

Anyway, centralized exchange platform are more secured than decentralized exchange because  it is supported by government. So traders prefer centralized exchange. Besides, most of the exchanges are now implementing this system. You can still trade to centralised exchange without submitting your IDs. You can do that on Polo. But if you want to maximize your deposit and withdrawal limit. You can level up your profile by verifying your identity.

I just want to give all this a try. I don't know if it's something that I want to do long term. I will go this route if I find myself interested in it. I'm just seeing what all this cryptocurrency stuff is all about.
7  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Trading cryptocurrency for cryptocurrency without identity verification? on: August 26, 2017, 09:55:12 AM
By identity info I'm guessing you mean bank accounts, driver's license/passport, even phone numbers?  You don't need any of that on any exchange UNLESS you are doing fiat.  I personally use bittrex and poloniex for my crypto-to-crypto exchange needs.  Bittrex doesn't even care if you use a temporary email (yopmail) to set up an account if you don't even want to use your main email.

I didn't know that. Do they have any trade limits? Can I use bitcoin that's already in my wallet? Can you transfer bitcoin back to your wallet?
8  Economy / Trading Discussion / Trading cryptocurrency for cryptocurrency without identity verification? on: August 26, 2017, 09:45:41 AM
I'd like to trade small amounts of cryptocurrencies without having to do any sort of identity verification. I don't want to trade fiat at all. I'm only looking to trade small amounts of $25 to $100 worth of cryptocurrencies. I simply want to do this as a hobby without having to jump through any hoops. Are there any exchanges where I can do that?
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