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Has anyone noticed the memory leaks? (NHM Legacy 1.9.0.20) After a couple of weeks miners eating up quite a lot of memory: nbminer.exe 16gb miner.exe 3.5gb PhoenixMiner 3.3gb And it's ~30gb in swap file and the result is out of memory error at the start of the miner with infinite restarts. I've increased the swap to 256gb for now (another option is to restart the system once in a week or so). Is this normal?
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Just opened my windows wallet after ~1 month of not logging in to this os. And guess what? It's not working. At first launch, there was a message about system time, and it froze without any disk/cpu/network activity. On other launches, it just closes shortly after splash screen.
I'm NOT asking how to fix it, I'll figure it out. All I can ask is who code things like that? Why your wallet became a pumpkin after 1 month, freezing instead of at least saying with MessageBox that I need to update it with the download link? This makes me anticipate the quality of the rest of your code: cut, paste, use duct tape to make it work.
P.s. downloaded fresh wallet. The license agreement was shown on the second monitor. When I accepted, the wallet opened on the first monitor. Can you please explain me the logic behind this design decision?
P.s. and it still froze without activity. Again do I need to clean the data folder. Cheezyz, my bachelor qualification work was more stable than this, and it was a lot of garbage code on C#...
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soon it will be just rich man's coin. OR when you say Lux, you mean luxury coin? if that is the case I am fine with that.
Best advice is to stock upon coins like this while the price is so low. You could get 100 for just over $200 and that little bag could be worth 10s or even 100s of thousands of dollars in a few years time - you will need to be patient. It may seem impossible that the price will ever get really high, but that is the exact same feeling that I had with Bitcoin when it was $30. I agree. In the current situation, Bitcoin can be a good investment, for those who prepared to wait several years. And not copy-paste, real coins like this LUX can be good for shorter investments (like a year or so).
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Does anyone know the reason why LUX loses value when changing the PHI2 algorithm? No good news recently, that's one of the reason. The coin itself is in good shape, but while some good news have continuous positive effect on coin development, the market price reacts instantly on it, and all of the continous effect is kinda already included in pump. This usually not a big deal since continous effect on development might lead to even better new good news, and bigger rize of price. Another possible reason is quite good POS reward, which historically a bad factor for the price. Anyway, it's not really possible to say why exactly. Best traders in the world can't give the advice even on short-term investments, because they unable to predict it (unlike newbies, they understood it in long practice), they just trade in the moment. Therefore, what hope is there for us to predict or analyze it...
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I'm just waiting. Mining other coins ofc, but this coin have potential, unlike those I mine currently... Opinion.
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ApiTrade platform uses some of the well known low-risk strategies that are described in the interface. Platform will automatically identify price differences within many exchanges, that happen almost every second, and trade on your behalf. The higher the volatility - the more you profit! Automatically executing huge number of transactions, ApiTrade makes you on average 0.01-0.5% profit (this includes fees charged by exchanges). In 24 hour period your initial deposit may be growing by 0.5-3%, in the moments of high volatility this number may be even greater (sometimes even reaching 20%). www.apitrade.pro/support.htmWhich strategies exactly? Where can i read about them? There's nothing on the site about this.
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Any news about the POS reward fix guys?
so staking does not work for anyone at the moment? for me the blockchain syncronized since 12000 blocks no longer .. (about 3 days I guess) .. do you have the same error? staking works but the apr is incorrect I'm sure they are working on it. Give it some time the rewards will come. Let the developers develop.
patience has it's limits they've known about this problem for a while and it doesn't look like they've done a thing about it: https://github.com/Bitspacedev/BitSpace/commits/master0 commits for 15/16 days New source will be released around block 180 000. To make changes, another hard fork needs to be done. All needs to be done properly. No need to rush and release source earlier. Changes will not kick in before next hardfork. New hardfork will happen at block 200 000. POW willl end. POS will be fixed (for bigger inputs) + switched to 200% interest per year. In the meantime. Optional input is 1000 BSX to get 50% POS reward in next 24-48 hours staking. How to do this "input"? use coincontrol to manually send less than 1000 to an address you control and repeat for every 1000 coins you have you'll need to create at least one more address in your wallet to send the coins to. Use your current address as the change address or else you'll end up with loads of addresses and your backup may be no good. backup your wallet again regardless. you'll lose all your weightwait another 24 hours and keep your fingers crossed Do I need to send multiple transactions of 1000 coins to one second address, or do i need to create a separate addresses for each tousand? Kinda confused
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There's an optimal value for supply of the coins, somewhere in between too big or too low. It's not simply the lower the better.
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We're not nearly at dip yet. Hod do I know? Because dip is when only a few people buying, not the whole forum waiting for the moon...
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People are being hysterical recently, because of downtrend. It's easy for developers to make ASIC resistant systems. If not permanent, but they can just make some changes to the algo so new ASIC will be needed. That way maybe only Bitmain will be in proffit, because they mined on these asics before they went public and they're cheap for them. I said developers, not copy-pasters from shitforks. Proffitability dropped for everyone, ASIC miners are crying too.
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Is it possible to just buy some replacement fans, ofc I will get the same sized fans, not bigger or smaller and install them on my GPUs? Would that interfere in any way with the card?
Not just possible, it's often better. You need a good fans (Delta Electronics), same size as heat sink. Not gpu fans, just fans. Then remove everything from card except the heat sink and put a new ones firmly. You need an external power supply for it, not from card but from PSU or MB. And it'll be noiser. In my practice, the cooling is even better than the original solution. It also often cheaper and designed to work 24/7 at 100%, unlike original fans which worn out quite fast if set to 100%. In case of turbine cooling new heat sink might be needed if it doesn't allow air intake from a top of it. https://youtu.be/G5KdntuEbLM
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It's inetresting to see that such news recieve so much positive comments. In Russia, the reaction to these regulation attemps are mostly negative, because everyone thinking that its being made to make money on miners or to restrict mining at all, because in soviet russia you don't mine crypto, crypto mines you. Can't say they're wrong, we'll see. I'm living in russia btw.
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Proffitable mining it isn't a continuous process. In a begining, it was a hobby, which people were doing for fun, with their idling computing power, there was(and is) various boinc projects too. Fortunately for them, the market flied to the moon and their hobby was unexpectedly well rewarded. Well, for some of them it was a planned result. It was a price for having an interesting hobby not being a easy money chaser. But for now, this market changes. Even the most stupid people are mining now. I'm sorry, it's rude, but just look at those faces on youtube. If it ever going to repeat (ehich is not likely because history doesn't repeat on market, sometimes it's just remind of itself in some form of a bad joke), these gamblers must be ejected so hard that they won't ever look at cryptos ever again even if it'll be bullish again. When mining won't be proffitable (at all) and people will do it just a hobby (for real), then maybe we'll have something healhy. It still need to cool down. Some of the heat was dropped already, but it's still very hot, people still hoping for a moon, and many of them still buy videocards massively no matter what. But probably there will be nothing drastic and mining will have some proffit with the help of brain and some cost optimization.
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Quite interesting algo, Allium. With the same overclocking settings with power limit 120%, power consumption of 1080ti reduced from 240W to 130W. Temperatures are also significally lower, even more lower than on "cold" lyra2 algo. It's so low that it's actually bothers me, maybe my GPU haven't been utilised properly? 7.09-7.19 with 1080Ti, 150 core, 0 mem, 120% pl.
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It's possible. Some laptops can handle it without problems. Usually it's large and heavy gaming laptops. Personally, I have laptop that worked on heavy CPU tasks at 100% 24/7 (not mining) for over 7 years now. You just need to test the temperatures, many laptops have good CPUs, but only to handle spikes of heavy load, not for 24/7, and became very hot after ~20 mins of mining. Additional cooling is required in any case.
But there's another problem. Laptop or usual desktop CPUs aren't energy efficient in mining and there's a high chance that even a laptop will consume more electricity than proffit from mining. I'd say CPU miing is for such profesional CPUs as Xeon or Rysen. Or you can mine not popular shitcoins which are not proffitable now, but there's a chance that rheir price rise in future...
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How can I send BTCP to another wallet? BTCP Desktop GUI Wallet 1.0.0 says: The destination address to send BTCP to: b1************* does not appear to be valid BTCP address. BTCP addresses start with n1, nx, or zz! But TradeSatoshi and Coinomi wallets are starting with b1. Dafuq is this?
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Price prediction from here?
Nothing interesting in near months. Continue to downtrend with some trading up and down. Quick proffit from holding is very unlikely. Unless we talk about intraday trading. But i woudn't say the coin is dead, because: 1. It's an interesting coin to fork from, which can lead to pumps. 2. New development team is being discussed and to be selected somewhere in Q4, which can lead to good but kinda risky long-term.
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Yes agree, but its 50/50 currently im not interested in trading, just developments. I have some to sell but can't sell it at a decent price so just going to Hodl for a bit to see what develops. I got shafted during the ZCL fork with my funds tied up in Bittrex so I couldn't sell my ZCL at a decent price so hodl'ing that too. Probably the right thing to do in mid-term. Price will be dumped violently when trading fully opens: much hate from zcl loss and lot of expectations from btcp, which will be hated too because it'll be cheap (the market is driven by bulls and bears, not some diff/price formulas), and this story of not being able to deposit it on market is hurting the future price very badly. The good news is... Well, there's one i can't unveil right now (it's business), and another is if this team is not a scam, it'll rise eventually, and considering the team, they love to make pumps. Just don't be greedy and don't forget that there's always a dump after pump.
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Looks like the coin returned to normal state. Now it's a usual trading, not buying obviously underpriced coin. With current state of events, returning to $100+ is unlikely, because it was part of the BTCP fork, which is no longer affect the price. If you'll ignore the part started after the fork announcement, everything is simple. It can rise further, it's a volatile market after all, but not to the moon again, obviously. But in case of another interesting fork, this coin can once again show its temper.
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