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The market is showing signs of recovery. I think the market is eligible for money. Of course, there may not be a huge increase. But I think a beautiful period is starting.
That could be true. There is a lot of buys into the altcoins such as litecoin, bitcoin cash or ETH. |
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I also use the 18.5.1. When I run the mining program, the clock of the R9 390 stuck at 300/150MHz which is the idle core/mem speed.
I have tried several programs such as XMR-Stak, SRB miner and Claymore ZCash miner. Same low clock speed.
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frankly we could be a lot lower than we are. I'm grateful for that.
Give it time. This bear market may continue for years. Just like it's been after MtGox crash It is different this time. There are more users this time. The bear market could finish in the next few months. |
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I think coin among the top 20 has the potential to x5 in few month when the market recover and more people invest in the coin because the crowd also helps to sometimes determine how well a coin will grow.
I think most of the not mineable coins in the top 20 will not rise a lot in the future. |
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I agree with you, most of the projects drops 4-5x times, I think we will see minimum x3 x4 for all altcoins at the bull season, I hope we see at june this good days.
It only applies to the altcoin with good community support. |
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Deciding on coin that will x5 in few months can be somehow unpredictable as nobody knows what will be the future of any coin but I think some stable coin can likely x2 or 3 but not sure of x5 regarding the current flow of market price. Maybe before the end of the year, they may likely multiply by x5 as the market should be more stable by then.
it is precisely because of the instability of the market that making such forecasts is undesirable, because in most cases they do not come true. I think until the situation on the stock exchange stabilizes and the price of Bitcoin does not rise, the growth of the rest of the crypto currency is out of the question. If the coin has good development and good community support, the price will rise eventually. |
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I think you need to pay attention to PRL or GLA. These altcoins are certainly not from the top 100 but they have a great prospect.
Indeed, if you look to make 5x or more in a reasonable timeframe do not even look at the too top 100, rather look at the other end of the spectrum and find some hidden gems with potential but low market cap. Oyster Pearl is one of them, or go for Oyster Pearl which costs a fraction and probably still more room to grow. I think Oyster will explode in 2 weeks when the main net is released. And if they can really deliver on Shells vision of free (unrestricted) internet I would not be surpised if it does 50x or even 100x until the mashnet goes live. If you look beyond the top 100, you have to do a lot of work to find a good one. |
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The double bottom around ~6500$ it is the hint for bulls to woke up and bears to go into hibernation .
Quote me on that - It has started - The long rise to the Moon .
I think the bottom has reached. But the price rise will be slower than last year. The peak is around $50,000 later this year. 50 k is too wild for me, my prediction was that bottom was reach and from now on we are slowly moving in bullish trends. An healthy approach/prediction will be a slow consolidation/demand/rise over a long period of time. Anyhow this was never the case in crypto with was always influenced by FUD or FOMO. p.s. but factors like -> " BOLT #11: Invoice Protocol for Lightning Payments moving from QR to NFC" for example, can have a huge impact on overall crypto markets. Tim Draper think price will be $250,000 in 2022. So it is possible the price will reach $50,000 later this year. |
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The double bottom around ~6500$ it is the hint for bulls to woke up and bears to go into hibernation .
Quote me on that - It has started - The long rise to the Moon .
I think the bottom has reached. But the price rise will be slower than last year. The peak is around $50,000 later this year. |
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Does it support the mining of Ravencoin?
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Well, that they have no protection is not entirely true. The problem is that if you use a PSU that can support 200 Amps in 12 v, it is really hard for a short circuit of one MB to be so strong as to exceed the limits of those PSUs.
I have almost 30 Delta DSP 2400 working 24/7, at 50% load are almost undetectable under 22º celcius, over that the start to make some noise.
OK, not entirely but mostly, then  I tried to use server PSUs a year or so ago then was annoyed with their noise plus saw a number of very bad examples. For the server PSU, I only run them at 60% capacity. Otherwise, it is too noisy. |
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Yes brand new ones for $130. He was setting up 290s and I bought one. It's new with some scratches from shipping. Even gpus run in a filtered environment will have a tiny layer of dust, this was new as far as I can tell.
Could it be leftover chips back when AMD over ordered 290s...? who knows.
Do those undervolt easily with afterburner, or do you need to do bios mods? I was mining before the r9 series and after the r9 series, but I don't have much experience at all with that generation of GPUs from a mining perspective. I have a few R9 390. Their voltage can be reduced by up to 100mV with MSI afterburner. But my electricity price is high, so I mod the voltage in BIOS to reduce the voltage even more. |
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This is very good news for the whole cryptomania, since USA shows its positive attitude towards crypto-currencies. And as we all know, if these guys give green light, then this is already very good news!
I agree with that. Support of the bitcoin cash is also support of the cryptocurrency as a whole and make coins more popular. |
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Does it mean you cannot mine in industry scale, but you can mine at home?
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After all the reports of BTC-gold wallets containing a virus that is stealing people's BTC, I am surprised people still mine BTCG
If you mine directly to an exchange address, there is little risk. |
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I would not mine BCH. Keep mining BTC, or I would possibly consider PeerCoin.
BCH seems rather volatile by comparison and it's not abundantly clear at this point if it has really stepped out of the "shitcoin" status.
I think the ViaBTC has the pool hopping feature. So it might be more profitable. |
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The price is still OK
That is right. It is still over $2000 higher than a few weeks ago. |
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When do you expect to get 6,500$ price
We are to close to call in hitting $6500, the price went as far as $6259 yesterday and we hope to cross $6500 before end of this week. I have foreseen that we may be trading above $7000 by November. I am also happy that most of the problem we are having now have been resolved, Chinese government has allow huobi to open there business yesterday according to online news and we expect Russia to also retrace most of the comments they make lately. That is right. All the Chinese exchanges will be closed today. There will be no manipulation from there. So the price will rise again. |
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I would say no. Before your batch arrives the difficulty will be very high. And it looks like the bear market is coming so i am expecting huge pullback in price. All cryptos are overvalued rn. Better buy GPU mining rig and you can still ressell it in case profitability drops significantly. And you will start hasing right away.
Thanks for your response. Alternatively i was thinking about trading crypto-currency, i want to wait until it reaches the floor before i buy, I'm just unsure of when the right time is to do so? After the bitcoin price drop another 20-30%, maybe it is good time to buy some altcoins. |
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Why 16.12.2 as recommended driver version, since that is one of the "doesn't support BIOS modded version" drivers?
I'd recommend 16.9.2 for RX 4xx series, don't have anything more recent to test on - though the 16.10.1 and 16.9.1 versions also worked well on the RX 4xx, 16.9.2 seems to offer better support for older cards and matches the hashrate almost identically to 15.12 on R9 3xx and older GCN cards (though it's more of a memory and resource hog than 15.12)
For Nvidia other than the 1080ti TitanXp and perhaps the TitanX, 373.06 seems to be the "go to" driver.
The 1080ti and second-gen Pascal version of the Titan need something newer, 378.something as I recall.
That is right. My HD 7970 and R9 390 cards work well with 16.9.2. |
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