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Lol this is getting ridiculous, at this point the burden of proof is on you to show there is still *anything* going on here.
Jacko has some legitimate concerns that other members of the community have shared as well, publicly or not. I have been a part of this community for over a year now and I have seen only talk and nothing to show for. What really pisses me off is that you guys are still out there pretending. At least everyone is aware Doge is a memecoin.
Stuff that got hyped up and I am still waiting for (off the top of my head, non exhaustive, feel free to add) :
- Getting VCs in
- Lisbon Web Summit
- New Website (over 6 months for a wordpress website, that's ICO worthy)
- Regular AMAs
- Weekly Vlog
- Mobile Miner
- P2Pool
- BIG AD CAMPAIGN
- Super Mega Disruptive "Mine Sharing", noone knows what it is and we cant talk about it
- Pretty much anything thats on *last year's* roadmap
- Biggest joke of all = project social that will bring *massive adoption*, lead by official slack clown Will who still hasnt coded a single line in over a year.
If it wasn't for new community members like Phiten, the only Github commits would be Doug changing a comma on a Sunday evening right before dinner.
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hi guys i have 10 raspberry pi 3,
i would mining monero it's possible with raspberry pi 3?
What hash rate can have a raspberry?
Do you have some suggestions?
Mine VRM (Verium), very efficient on SBCs like rpi or odroid. Don't waste your time on monero or any cryptonote coins |
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Lol don't buy Asics, such a moronic statement. 10k investment, pre used and obsolete in 6 months, wow.
You can CPU mine, just make sure you pick an algo where its ONLY possible to mine with CPU (no no no GPU = no cryptonote), that has a low mcap (so potential for appreciation), and set your thread count as low as possible to not burn your cpu.
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As I understand it, CPU mining is profitable if you mining those coins that will grow in the future
Not necessarily, you can make profits immediately on some. But of course "speculative mining" is way more interesting |
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when is dual chain going live? i was under the impression it is not operational yet...
afaik POST 2.0 needs to be implemented first, and its currently undergoing testing by the devs Binary Chain should be coming in 2018 |
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CPU mining can still be profitable, even in 2017.
But you need to find coins that can be mined ONLY by cpus:
* no cryptonote coins, there are GPU miners for cryptonote
* no multi algo coins, obviously, multi algos means rewards get split among the different algo miners, which means CPU miners don't split 100% of rewards among themselves (would be like, ASICs get 30%, GPUs 30% and CPUs 30%, you get the idea), so not competitive. Multi algo coins are great in theory but they are just not competitive for miners.
My best pick is VRM (Verium), algo is so memory intensive you can't get anything out of a GPU. It requires a good RAM setup though to get the most out of your CPU.
Mining on my old single Xeon desktop, I get around 0.5 VRM daily (1 to 1.5 usd at current market prices).
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Cryptonote is NOT the best algo to CPU mine, since there is also gpu miners.
Like monsato, I also find VRM (Verium) to be the most profitable CPU coin to mine, probably the most CPU specific algo as it is very memory intensive, so you can't get anything from a GPU.
On my old single xeon desktop, i get around 0.5 VRM daily (1 to 1.5 usd depending on the market price, but i am obviously holding this :p)
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You can already mine with your mobile, here is a guide : https://www.reddit.com/r/vericoin/comments/7i7kg4/put_those_old_android_devices_to_use_mining_verium/Mining from your pc is very easy, there is a "one-click mining" feature built in the wallet, you can select the number of cores to mine from. Mobile mining will be made equally easy soon enough, don't know about the dates but i do know devs are hard at work, just a very filled roadmap  I would love to be corrected if I'm wrong, but is VRM due to release an application that allows for mobile mining to a pool? And when I say due, I mean, is it going to come out in December? Also.... great long term project, I'm glad to be aboard  Mining on the Poolium pool is super stable. If your PC is running 24/7 anyways you might as well earn some crypto for it and help support a great project .... don't hate me but I've never mined a cryptocurrency before and I think I'm going to take the plunge with VRM on my computer tomorrow night. Can someone enlighten me though, is it difficult to set up? Is there a (newbie-friendly) mining guide? But I'm definitely more curious about the mobile mining application? |
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The project is really innovative and that's a nice idea. But you are talking about "more security". What does that exactly mean? More security compared to what coin? How is it exactly implemented?
With the binary chain, both chains are more secure than stand-alone POW or POS chains, and also more scalable and decentralized. POST in itself is already an improvement over POS. |
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so if I'm mining VRM now I should be getting VRC?
No not yet, but once the binary chain is activated yes |
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Let say I'm amazed by the presentation but a bit confused at the same time.
If I'm a VRM miner/holder, what should I do?
Continue to mine !! Both coins will benefit from binary chain and as a VRM miner you will also get small VRC rewards |
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I have some VRM (Verium coin)
I would like to know what this change into Binary-Chain means for me?
Will I still have the same Verium with the same condition (as coin supply, block time etc.. or will it be changed or merged into one coin with VRC??)
Thanks :-)
Everything stays the same, don't worry. VRC and VRM will coexist and have one wallet for both, you will be able to swap between them within the wallet |
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