Competition amongst global traders is heating up as they attempt to prove themselves the most intelligent and hardest working in the market place. The latest one of these Global Traders Competitions to emerge is the bitcoin competition. This competition is centered around the digital currency market and how innovative traders are able to make it big within this volatile market place. This has lead to a number of people being extremely intrigued by this competition. But what exactly is the bitcoin competition? How does it work and what does it have to offer?

Digital Asset tracking has become such a huge part of the technology industry and often reported about frequently on sites such as tech news australia The last bitcoin report had management systems overloaded.

As more companies enter the ring and begin to offer their services worldwide, this will ensure a more stable market for everyone involved. No longer will investors and traders have to worry about seeing their funds being pulled in and out of the forex market on a daily basis. No longer will there be the daily paper slaps of currency being changed by means of physical money. And finally no longer will large institutions be the ones to dominate the forex trading world. With the growth and success of the competition there is bound to be a new era of trading which will see these players displaced from their current positions.

Hi.

I have updated my post in regards to bitcoin in Australia upon getting some great advise for the forums. And thanks everyone for contributing.


However. Id like more information about actually setting up personal mining rigs at home so I can add it to the article
Today my new GTX 2080 arrived and I am intending on writing about the difference between using SLI on my mining rig compared to running the two cards separately.
I intend on adding my personal experience into my bitcoin post and discuss a few more points on the hardware you can use at home.
Before I jump into testing what the best setup would be and then writing about the results Id like to ask. Should I run the two cards separately or enable SLI ?

I also wanted to know would changing to mining a different type of coin have an impact on the hardware configuration I choose.

I just recently read that SLI has no impact on bitcoin mining here

****So SLI has nothing to do with cryptocurrency mining and would seriously limit you mining efficiency. But you could certainly use SLI in gaming and then disable it when you are mining. So SLI has nothing to do with cryptocurrency mining and would seriously limit you mining efficiency****

Can anyone help clarify this info so I can somehow fit it into my blog post https://www.techbusinessnews.com.au/bitcoin-in-australia/

From what I now seen. Adding an SLI bridge is pretty much not going to do anything.
I really need to update my article with my personal experience about mining from home. But I don't want to waste money on buying the SLI bridge if its really not going to work.

I feel that Australia knows much more about bitcoin then that article depicts

Hence why I asked for help

That's a great idea. Thanks very much for that.
Could you point anyone out?

Hi everyone.

I thought I would turn to the forums for a bit of help here.
My knowledge of bitcoin is not quite so good. And I am trying to write and create a great article with information that's a little bit more on the technical side as compared with the content I wrote in my news article
listed here. If anyone might be able to help me write more about the technical aspects of bitcoin so I can add it into the article I would greatly apricate it. https://www.techbusinessnews.com.au/bitcoin-in-australia/

I am looking for more technical data on the subject and the names of the best exchanges in Australia. Including the history.
I will be more than happy to attribute the content to the writer!

Thanks in advance!