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It's Christmas everyone wants to cashout to buy stuff, it will fall even further but then it will rise again
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I do not think that you are deceived. The service is very old. And careless attitude to clients is now on every exchange. Make sure that robot is not responsible for your requests.
I made deposits there before and it used to take no more than 2 - 3 days. My money is missing for more than 2 weeks |
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Two weeks ago I deposited via a dela bank transfer 2500 euros to my cex.io account. But after sending countless emails trying to find why hasn't my account been credited. I get nothing more than the following automated email: We are sorry for delayed reply. Due to extremely high load of requests it will take us extra time to resolve your issue. Our support team is working around the clock to reduce the queue, and we will reply to you as soon as possible.
Thank you for your patience. I'm beginning to think that I won't see my money again. It's been over two weeks after a dela deposit that takes 24 hours. And I'm getting nothing more than a standard automated response. |
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caeebcc87497ce252025b8991958fb361c9e2c6043d77a19b3245cbdfeae30e5
Can you please confirm this transaction?
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It depends on your pool. It's possible they may not be active because they're getting tons of rejected/stale shares, that they're simply not actually mining, or the pool requires shares to be confirmed/out of a round before they count your hash rate.
When I check a random inactive worker miners, they're all working fine, without errors. But what would the advice be, to maximize my hashrate, converge all miners into 1 single worker or spread them among multiple workers? |
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I'm signed up with a mining pool, but I have a question, my dilemma is this, I currently have over 1000 independent miners, the vast majority are cloud miners from a private infrastructure that I have access to, the others are local hardware here in my place.
My question is this, I created about 100 workers and divided the mining labor among all of them, but when I check my real time stats, most of the workers are not active, is there a reason for this?
Should I rather send all my mining load into the same worker instead?
Give me advice!
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Just out of curiosity, for cloud mining purposes, what are the differences between VPS's and Dedicated Servers?
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Oh, sorry, I never explained myself, I'm not mining SHA256, I'm mining Scrypt altcoins!  Gotcha. That makes far more sense. Your Uncle is a very nice guy if he's letting you peg all those CPUs to 100% all the time. You should tell him to pick up a couple of those Scrypt blade miners and hook them into a single machine in his data center. You'd get greater hash rate, and he'd not have to worry about you burning out his machines. Well, those computers are used mainly for storage, so the CPU resources are never really used in any profitable way, that is why he granted me the logins. What are those scrypt blade miners, how do they work, and more importantly, how much do they cost? The Scrypt blade miners are ASIC hardware for mining coins like LTC, DOGE, etc. At present Gridseed manufactures them, along with their 5-chip dual miners. The miners are dual blades, with each blade having 40 chips, for a total of approximately 5.2 MH/s from the unit, all for about 140 watts. You can pick them up for about $1500 USD give or take. If you were to pick one up for yourself, you'd have to deal with VAT and customs fees (depending on where in Europe you are). I'm not sure what kind of tax/import fees there are in Brazil. That's pretty expensive, considering that I can get about 7 Mh/s for free. |
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Oh, sorry, I never explained myself, I'm not mining SHA256, I'm mining Scrypt altcoins! Gotcha. That makes far more sense. Your Uncle is a very nice guy if he's letting you peg all those CPUs to 100% all the time. You should tell him to pick up a couple of those Scrypt blade miners and hook them into a single machine in his data center. You'd get greater hash rate, and he'd not have to worry about you burning out his machines. Well, those computers are used mainly for storage, so the CPU resources are never really used in any profitable way, that is why he granted me the logins. What are those scrypt blade miners, how do they work, and more importantly, how much do they cost? |
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Oh, sorry, I never explained myself, I'm not mining SHA256, I'm mining Scrypt altcoins! |
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You're using Putty. All you have to do is start your remote miners with the nohup command added to them. Example:
nohup ./bfgminer -o stratum+tcp://stratum.somepool.com:3333 -u workerName -p workerPassword &
If you were to use screen as was suggested earlier, you'd have to install it on the remote machine. Not sure what Linux flavor those remote machines are running, but if they're on a Debian-derived distro, you'd just do this:
sudo apt-get install screen
Then, you'd start your miners like this:
sudo screen -dmS MyMiners ./bfgminer -o stratum+tcp://stratum.somepool.com:3333 -u workerName -p workerPassword
This starts up a session in the background. To access it, you'd just do this:
sudo screen -dR MyMiners
Then, once you're in the screen, to get out of it, all you need to do is hold down the control key and hit a then d.
And with this method, can I just set it and forget it? Setup, install, run and never login to it again? Also, I'm running cpuminer, not bfminer, does this also work with cpuminer? Considering that I would have to manually install bfminer in 1500 different sessions to make this change effective? |
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Also, something to consider, as I mentioned earlier, my uncle has provided me access to its server infrastructure in Brazil, but he has given me this access under the form of 1500 DIFFERENT VPS Logins, which means that the 7 Mh/s that I mentioned earlier is only possible by being connected to 1500 INDIVIDUAL SSH sessions.
I had to MANUALLY install cpuminer in 1500 different sessions, which in of itself took me nearly 4 days.
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Please elaborate? I have a very, very limited knowledge of Linux. You're saying that I have to install the GNU screen application on the mining VPS servers? Is that it? |
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So did it work?  I signed up with them last night, but for some reason I'm unable to get it to work, when I go to the console it says that I need to subscribe to the workspaces to be able to access them, but in other page it says I'm already registered. I'm trying to read the documentation, but it seems I did everything correctly, so I'm not understanding where exactly have I failed. |
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Well,I think that amazon workplaces has a similar service. Not really sure though. I don't have any technical knowledge with it. Now that you find out about it I guess you could do your own research about it and see if it works for you. here's a link: https://aws.amazon.com/workspaces/Thanks, I believe that is what I was looking for, and it also seems to have a fairly decent free tier. By looking at the specs, it seems that it could also potentially be another good platform for cloud mining, I wonder if anyone has tried it? Also, are you aware of other similar services? Nowadays it's really not good to keep all your eggs in one basket! |
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Here's the deal, I am from Europe and I have my uncle in Brazil has granted me access to the infrastructure of computers of his company, I've been cloud mining for the past few hours and I got decent results, I'm mining on multipool and I'm getting about 7 Mh/s, I have a problem though, my computer cannot be online for to long, it's a very poor machine, constantly overheating and crashing, but considering that I can only cloud mine through SSH on putty, if I turn off my computer, the cloud mining stops, I need some sort of virtual desktop on the web from which I can control the remote computers, in a way that I am able to shutdown my machine and the process keeps doing.
Any suggestion?
Digital Ocean There were pretty open that they don't dissalow mining with their services. You got me wrong, I'm not looking for a VPS to cloud mine, I'm looking for a remote desktop from which I can control cloud mining. When you cloud mine, you have to keep your computer on in order for the SSH session to exist and operate, I don't need digitalocean because I already have access to a server infrastructure in Brazil, but I need some web desktop from which I can control it, since I cannot have my computer on for more than a few hours at a time. |
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Here's the deal, I am from Europe and I have my uncle in Brazil has granted me access to the infrastructure of computers of his company, I've been cloud mining for the past few hours and I got decent results, I'm mining on multipool and I'm getting about 7 Mh/s, I have a problem though, my computer cannot be online for to long, it's a very poor machine, constantly overheating and crashing, but considering that I can only cloud mine through SSH on putty, if I turn off my computer, the cloud mining stops, I need some sort of virtual desktop on the web from which I can control the remote computers, in a way that I am able to shutdown my machine and the process keeps doing.
Any suggestion?
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Is this already in operation, how do I sign in?
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I'm not understanding what you mean when you say price per slot?
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Hello, I want to build a new mining rig, at this moment I only mine with my gaming PC which nets me a maximum profit of about $100 a month.
I'm limited in funds however, have approximately $1000 to spend, what kind of equipment should I purchase to maximize my hashrate at the lowest possible price?
Please if you may share your gaming PC config because based on my readings GPU is profitable any longer. ASIC is the way to go and the lowest cost I found from a reliable company is the Butterfly. Here is the link: https://products.butterflylabs.com/homepage/5-gh-s-bitcoin-miner.htmlHowever even with 5GH/s you aren't competitive. Cheers,TM I don't mine Bitcoin or any other SHA currency, I'm only focused on Scrypt alt coins such as Doge, LOT, DGC, Tips, etc. My gaming rig currently has two R9 270x cards, which like I said earlier, are profiting me about $100 a month. I want to maximize this profit but I only have about $1000 to spend, hence I'm looking for advice on which sort of equipment could render me the highest hashrate at the lowest possible price. |
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