I heard the those coins (stable) have federal insurance. So they are more reliable.

What do you think of Bitcoin Cash?

I have R9 290. I run them at lower voltage and frequency so that they are profitable.

Do you have the source code?

Even if the Electroneum can beat Bitcoin Cash, it is a good achievement.

I think Jamie Dimon will be punished by manipulating the coin market.

That is try and error. Mostly RAM.

Modded memory timing.

I think it will be ready in a week also.

Can you miner be faster than the  private miners?

Even with 0%, it is not profitable.

You need to swap the memory slot or change a new memory. I had this problem before, and solved it by doing that.

That is right. When we need the money to buy things, we can either sell the bitcoin for fiat or use bitcoin directly.

That is good. More information.

Crowdfund for open-sourcing tromp’s solvers / funding Cuckoo Cycle

https://forum.z.cash/t/crowdfund-for-open-sourcing-tromps-solvers-funding-cuckoo-cycle/2465

"I'm happy to open source my solvers in exchange for a 20% community contribution to the Cuckoo Cycle Bounty Fund, which will offer up to 100 BTC in bounties for disproving my claims of the Cuckoo Cycle proof-of-work being optimization free. See

https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo137

for details on the existing bounties. The remaining 80BTC, if claimed, will be at my personal expense. The fund allows for significantly raising the reward for a performance doubling from the current $500 to a much more enticing 10BTC, and will scale with the 2-logarithm of the actual improvement, so that a 1024x speedup (or memory reduction) can claim the maximum 10*10BTC payout.

The bounties would be guaranteed for at least 4 years, plenty of time to encourage some serious attacks on Cuckoo Cycle.

While you're all no doubt keen on supporting advances in crypto-currency research, you may also be curious to see some well optimized Equihash solvers, to which end I offer the following in return.

On a 4Ghz Intel Core i7, one of my CPU solvers reaches 2 Sol/s single-threaded, 4.3 Sol/s 4-threaded, and 6.7 Sol/s 8-threaded, while another solver reaches 5.14 Sol/GBs single threaded for peak memory.

On an Nvidia GTX980, my CUDA solver reaches 17.6 Sol/s.

Open sourcing these solvers will take place if donations reach 20 BTC by noon Oct 14 (with a possible one day extension if the goal looks within reach at that time). If the goal is not met then donations will be returned (unless you're happy to unconditionally support Cuckoo Cycle bounties).

There are multiple ways to make donations. The escrow options are detailed in cryptogoth's companion post at

Crowdfund contract for open sourcing GPU miners
Later tonight, I'll be uploading a contract to Ethereum mainnet to raise 20 BTC for open sourcing John Tromp's GPU miner, with a deadline of 14 October 2016 (in less than four days) at 12noon EDT (16:00 UTC). I'll do a test run through several accounts I own and any volunteers who happen to be awake, then I'll post the annotated transcript from the blockchain to explain how the contract works. The contract will accept contributions in ETH, and OgNasty will accept contributions in BTC. Both w…
while those who trust me with their donations can contribute directly to
the Cuckoo Cycle Bounty Fund bitcoin address

1CnrpdKtfF3oAZmshyVC1EsRUa25nDuBvN"

That amount of $10,000 is too low for Claymore. I believe that he earned hundreds of thousands from his miners.