Do you have to use bitminter's client to join bintminter's pool?
Bitminter apparently has a 1% fee on income earned since 04.2013 - is this standard? Are there good pools without a fee?
No, you can use your choice of mining software and point it at bitminter's server. refer to the first post of the bitminter thread in the pool section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=27062.0Yes there are good pools without a fee. look at the first post in the mining pools list thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104664.0 |
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I think the court documents explained it pretty well.
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Acquire about 200 GH/s ASIC, join a pool, and you'll make 1 BTC in 24 hours, maybe more  |
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Besides luck and number of blocks solved, other miners joining/leaving the pool will also affect how many coins you get per day.
Try mining on another pool for a few days and see if you get better returns.
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Try using a different software, ie latest version of bfgminer, and see if you get different numbers.
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護身流柔術会; is Japanese, should mean Self Defense Style Jiu Jitsu Association |
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All,
I have an older'ish server that I have laying around that has an AMD cpu, 2 gigs of ram and 1 AGP slot, it's just sitting there in the corner looking sad and unplugged.
Are there any AGP cards that will get me 200+ MH/s?
Don't think so. An AMD/ATI 4670 card will do 40 MH/s according to https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison |
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http://pandodaily.com/2013/06/10/life-on-bitcoin-these-newlyweds-plan-to-live-for-90-days-entirely-on-bitcoin-and-film-the-whole-thing/kickstarter site - http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bitcoinlife/life-on-bitcoin-a-documentary-filmBitcoin has received heaps of attention recently from tech early adopters and the mainstream media alike. It’s been a wild last six months which has seen the value of the virtual currency grow more than tenfold and then fall half as much, as well as the government intervene in a series of suspected fraud and money-laundering cases. The cryptocurrency has been hailed by many as a potential future global currency, but amid all this fervor, it remains little more than an intellectual curiosity to most. That is, those who own bitcoin, have used it to complete a transaction of any sort, or are even aware how to do so are firmly in the minority.
Austin and Becky Craig, documentarians and soon to be newlyweds, are taking on this challenge firsthand with an ambitious plan to live only using bitcoin for the first 90 days after returning from their honeymoon on July 27. The Provo, Utah residents are entering this project without any pre-experience using bitcoin and without making any prior arrangements for how to handle life’s everyday transactions: rent, food, gasoline, etc. The entire adventure will be captured by a documentary film crew, the Good Line, and the couple will also post daily vlogs (video blogs) detailing their triumphs and struggles. The final film will be called “Life on Bitcoin.”
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They work, and BFL is shipping them out, albeit slowly. You'll need to decide for yourself if you are willing to get in line and wait for one. Read the Custom Hardware subforum and you'll get many people's opinions regarding BFL.
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Solved blocks means number of solved blocks BY YOU. It is zero because have not solved any blocks; someone else did.
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the block was just solved, you should have some unconfirmed bitcoins now.
and you don't need to update with your estimated btc; it's an estimate.
until the block is solved you don't get anything.
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Yes, but I don't think anyone would recommend mining on laptop graphics chips. Your laptop will run hot and I think you risk burning out your chips.
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yes they do but will take some time, you'll need to be patient.
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You won't get paid until the block is solved.
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