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1  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / ~45k EUR [1 BTC] for piece of information - regarding NVIDIA on: March 19, 2021, 06:12:15 AM
Need an information that enables me to unlock setting memory timings on Turing and Ampere. It works for Pascal no problem, but for Turing/Ampere, the action is "successful" but there is no result and timings are not saved. So there must be some switch somewhere which would unlock this potential. I only need information, don't even need the code. This information would probably be located in the private (NDA) part of NVAPI.

Whoever has this info and is willing to sell, PM me.
2  Economy / Digital goods / [WTB] Minecraft for PC giftcode - 0.03 BTC on: March 01, 2017, 10:50:35 PM
The title says it all... PM me if you have an offer. I pay 0.03 BTC which is much more than the price in store. I am paying more, because it is, for some strange reason, very hard to buy this game (my credit card does not work).
3  Economy / Trading Discussion / Exchange that do wire to Ukraine on: June 09, 2014, 08:05:44 PM
Which exchanges support sending fiat (exchanged from bitcoins) to Ukrainian citizens living in Ukraine? What kind of verification methods are in place and what kind of documents are needed?

Thank you.
4  Economy / Services / [1 BTC payment] 2 BUG FIXES + 1 FEATURE (cgminer/sgminer) on: April 22, 2014, 09:57:47 PM
Need following done:

Quote
1. FORK OF CGMINER 3.7.2 (create fork on github)

- fix stratum extranonce bug (fixed in later versions of cgminer and in all sgminers)
- fix stratum refused auth bug *
- add stratum mining.subscribe.extranonce method **
- create 32/64bit binaries for Linux (Ubuntu, SMOS, BAMT)
- create 32/64bit binaries for Windows

2. UPDATE OF LATEST SGMINER (create fork on github)

- fix stratum refused auth bug
- add stratum mining.subscribe.extranonce method **
- create 32/64bit binaries for Linux (Ubuntu, SMOS, BAMT)
- create 32/64bit binaries for Windows


* Stratum refused auth bug (sgminer 4.0.0+ affected, not sure for cgminer)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

Miner falls into idle state if authorization is refused. Miner does not move onto work
provided by second pool, but rather stays at first pool and idle.

How to invoke this bug?

Start miner with 2 pools and perform some work on pool #1. Pool #1 then drops connection
and miner will switch to pool #2. Pool #1 becomes available right after drop, but refuses
authentication (sends back result=false). Miner will detect pool #1 as being stable and
after several seconds switch back to pool #1, even though it does not authorize the miner
nor provide any kind of work. Because no work is provided, miner goes into idle state,
hashrate drops to 0. Miner is connecting to pool #1 every 30 seconds butgetting
authorization refused and connection dropped each time. Meanwhile, miner is connected to
pool #2 and getting work from it without issues.

This bug does not happen if authorization is refused when miner is starting up. That is
why bug is fixed by restarting the miner.



** Stratum mining.subscribe.extranonce method
---------------------------------------------

Uppon successful subscription to stratum with "mining.subscribe" method, client should
send "mining.subscribe.extranonce" method.

{"id": X, "method": "mining.subscribe.extranonce", "params": []}\n

This informs the server (pool) that client (miner) supports extranonce1 change on-the-fly
without the need to reestablish connection.

Servers supporting this method will reply:

{"id": X, "result": true, "error": null}\n

If the server does not support method, reply will be:

{"id": X, "result": false, "error": [20, "Not supported.", null]}\n

Server may also simply ignore this subscription and return no reply or return invalid method.
In all cases, client does not perform any logic when receiving back these replies.


With mining.subscribe.extranonce subscription, client should handle extranonce1 changes correctly.
Server would send:

{"id": X, "method": "mining.set_extranonce", "params": ["08000002", 4]}\n

First parameter is string extranonce1 value, second parameter is integer value of extranonce2 size.
Miner should immediatelly drop current work and create new work with new extranonce1 value.
Client should reply following, if extranonce1 is changed:

{"id": X, "result": true, "error": null}\n

Uppon error, client responds back with error:

{"id": X, "result": false, "error": [20, "Error message here.", null]}\n

Client MUST always respond back to server's request. This is important, so server can know how to
act on client that failed to change extranonce1 (in most cases, reconnect will be needed).

Payment is 1 BTC for the job with everything above working correctly (tested).

My reputation thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=392425.0

Previous job I offered: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=548984 (was completed and paid)
5  Economy / Services / Offering 1 BTC for coding job, few hours of work on: March 29, 2014, 11:26:13 PM
I am looking for a specialist in stratum mining field. Job is to write some code in C (mainly just copy from existing public sources). Reward 1 BTC. PM me for more details if you are interested. Provide me some proof of your past work in this field and what are your terms (you need payment in advance, yes or no, how much, escrow maybe?).

JOB COMPLETED!
6  Economy / Services / Selling service - profit: >1 BTC per week on: March 22, 2014, 10:10:09 AM

Everything included:
- domain
- BTC and DOGE wallets of customers
- BTC wallet of deposits
- source files (and .war deployment file) of web service (JSP)
- source files (and compiled binaries) of LeaseRigProxy (C)
- instructions how to set you up

To the highest and serious bidder, that will nurture, expand and promote the service even more! Make an offer via PM!
7  Economy / Marketplace / Computer hardware store in EU + pay with bitcoins on: March 18, 2014, 08:32:15 PM
I am looking for a trustable hardware store in EU that accepts bitcoins and ships goods in EU zone.

I found https://e4btc.com/ but reading some experiences of people dealing with them, it doesn't look like they are professional enough.

I would most likely prefer an established shop from Germany/UK that recently adopted bitcoin payments - that way I could be sure that my purchases would be delivered and that I could actually perform warranty sendback in case of hardware failures.
8  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Most profitable mining is LeaseRig.net on: March 07, 2014, 04:55:25 PM
If you have some hashing power and would like to pull out some more than what multipools pay you, then LeaseRig.net is the way to go.

Proof:
http://leaserig.net/index.jsp?page=stats&t=0

It is clearly visible that you can earn up to 50% more than on multipools.

How to get started, read here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=417092.0
9  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / ASIC SHA256 miners needed (payment 0.00035 BTC/GH/day) on: February 24, 2014, 10:03:54 PM
Most of SHA256 rigs are constantly rented: http://leaserig.net/index.jsp?t=1

I am looking for some extra SHA256 providers. As you can see, profit is way better than with mining BTC - and when your rig is not rented out, it mines BTC anyway, so you can't loose at all.

If you are interested, read FAQ and let me know via PM.
10  Economy / Services / Looking for person to make YOUTUBE guide on how to use service [0.2 BTC] on: February 21, 2014, 12:07:34 PM
Hello!

I am looking for someone to make a youtube video on how to use LeaseRig.net. The tutorial will last 3-5 minutes. The procedure should cover:
- registering on site
- loading BTC (I will provider BTC coins for that)
- preparing pools for certain coin
- searching for suitable rigs, pointing out features of the site that shouldn't be missed and explaining what has to be considered
- performing mass-hire of around 20 MH and showing how simple everything is and how little work is needed
- display pool stats (showing 20 MH on pool)

What you should have:
- excellent English speaking abilities (something like this for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdwCOGfWPo8)
- experiences with mining (knowing how to use pools)
- experiences with trading (did some coin trades and earned some BTC)

Optional:
- experiences of making youtube tutorials
- experiences of hiring rigs over LeaseRig.net

Payment: 0.2 BTC when the job is done.

If you are interested, contact me via PM.
11  Bitcoin / Project Development / Looking for coder experienced with pools on: February 21, 2014, 11:33:39 AM
I am looking for a partner for my next business idea (that will surely work and bring good $$$), but I lack experiences regarding pool software; there is not much documentation online and most of my work would have to be analyzing existing code and packet sniffing to determine what exactly has to be done. This is too long process for the solution that should be delivered in next few days.

So, if you know precisely how getwork, stratum etc protocols work, know all about shares, difficulties, calculating approx. miner speed out of submitted shares,... PM me!

Profit will be split 50:50.
12  Bitcoin / Project Development / Service for sale/needs funding/investors on: February 16, 2014, 07:58:23 PM
I own service: LeaseRig.net

With my programming skills, I was able to get everything right with feature part, working great, with no issues and almost 0 customer support is needed to maintain everything.

But I am not experienced enough to bring the service to next level - I have no experiences in marketing and advertising and don't have any idea where to begin with. I know for a fact, that service could be scaled 10 or even 20, 30 times in size. Some additional modifications can be made to fully automate everything (I was thinking about online insurance deposits with disputes to solve conflicts between customers and providers).

If anyone is interested, send me a PM. Thank you!
13  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Stuck transactions - possibly new attack? on: February 13, 2014, 05:19:20 PM
Is there another form of attack going on bitcoin network right now?

I have several outgoing transactions (not malled ones - legit, created by my bitcoin-qt client) that are never confirming. Fee was paid for them, TXID cannot be found on blockchain. I have never seen this before. But now they are poping up after incident with malled transactions. Worth mentioning is that some of these are being sent to same address and having same amount - maybe there are some nodes in bitcoin network that are filtering malled transactions the wrong way and filtering out my legit transactions now?

How should I proceed in solving this? I still have bunch of malled transactions (but these are dating few days back). The accounts/addresses of these new "stucks" are not related to past malled ones.

Would be the proper way to clean up stuck transactions and perform resends?
14  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / How to get rid of doubled transactions on: February 11, 2014, 07:37:00 AM
I am running a bitcoin payable service and for some customers some doubled transactions stacked up. Now we already know that these will never be confirmed, but how can I get rid of them, because they do affect current balance of customers.

I need solution that will not take whole day (like downloading whole blockchain). Is restart of bitcoin-qt wallet enough?
15  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / ALTCOIN DEVS, READ THIS! Looking for altcoin as an alternative payment LeaseRig on: January 26, 2014, 04:54:20 PM
I am looking for an alternative coin for payments on LEASERIG.net.

Reasons why I decided so are following;
- BTC has high mandatory fee of min 0.0001
- BTC is slow (sometimes takes more hours for customers to get their deposit fully confirmed)

Most altcoins have improved these issues of BTC. Now, I know that being accepted on LEASERIG means great promotion for your coin, but I am going to choose only one for now so it very much depends on how good you represent me your coin (why should I choose your coin and not some other coin, what are the benefits) and what can you provide (support-wise and implementation-wise).

I expect to get offers (send me PM) from altcoin devs. Will make a final decision on 9th of Feb 2014. If I get no offers, LTC will most likely be chosen.

Also, please post in this thread to keep it active so many devs can see it. Thank you!
16  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Bitcoin wallet performance on: January 25, 2014, 11:41:38 PM
I am running service of renting mining rigs and have BTC wallet running to receive payments from customers and send them on to mining rig providers.

Every new customer gets new deposit BTC address, so these are being created quickly. There are a lot of customers that only registered but will most likely never upload any BTC or use the service. I was thinking about purging them, but BTC wallet has no option to "forget" certain account with address - it stays there forever.

I have 2 questions regarding that;

1. Should I use "generate deposit address" method, rather than automatically creating new deposit address upon registration to minimize number of "forever empty" accounts?

2. How much of accounts can BTC wallet (I use bitcoin-qt) actually take before this effects performance drastically. How should be BTC wallet run on such server? In GUI mode (does it have any performance hit)?
17  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / BTC fees in automated system on: January 21, 2014, 09:12:18 PM
I am working on an automated system that on one side accepts payments in BTC, and on the other side, sends payments in BTC out. The incoming and outgoing amounts would rather be small (from 0.001 BTC up to 0.1 BTC). I have successfully implemented RPC shaking with BTC client, but I have few questions about fees;

1. I would like to start my service completely out of my own fees. Is this even possible, since the sending of BTC I perform requires fees to be paid for BTC network. The ridicolous scenario is when I receive 0.001 BTC and I should forward 0.001 BTC. Fee for such amount is usually 0.0001 BTC. So, that is effectively massive 10%!!!

2. Can I call certain API to determine what would be the fee of outgoing transaction, so I can deduct this fee from the outgoing amount?

3. I was previously using blockchain.info API (https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive). I have noticed that they do forward payments and ALL payments were going on with 0 fee. So, if they do it, could I do it somehow too?
18  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / [GUIDE] How to rent your rig on LEASERIG.NET - Scrypt & SHA256 on: January 15, 2014, 01:48:32 PM
LeaseRig.net has changed the owner.
New official thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=544732.0

LeaseRig.net gives you better profit than multipools!

Official thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=414009
WARNING: NEWBIE PROVIDERS WITH NO REPUTATION ON THIS FORUM WILL HAVE TO MAKE SECURITY DEPOSIT TO GET LISTED ON LEASERIG.NET. SECURITY DEPOSITS PREVENT SCAMMERS TO JOIN THIS SERVICE AND ARE RETURNED AFTER 1 WEEK OF OPERATING ON LEASERIG.NET.

A. Simple method
(only stratum protocol is supported! stratum+tcp://...)

1. STEP: Contact me (djeZo) - send me PM

If you are newbie with no reputation on this forum, send me a personal message with request to get listed, but tell me total speed of the rigs you would like to put on.

I will return to you with deposit amount in BTC (generally, it is around 0.05 for rig of around 3-4 MH/s). After deposit is made, send me PM and include:
- mining rig names (choose on your own - alphanumeric characters)
- your trust/reputation thread (this is mandatory so customers can post feedback there) in here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=129.0

I will reply to you with access to admin panel on LeaseRig.net.

2. STEP: Setup LeaseRig Proxy

Download LeaseRig Proxy Software (Windows, Linux, BAMT, SMOS) (current latest version is v0.06a). Detailed instructions are in README.txt file. But to sum it up with an example if you have one rig to offer.

1. Extract all files.
2. Open pools.conf and configure your starting pools.
3. Edit run.bat file - change PUT-YOUR-ID-HERE with ID you get on admin panel.
4. Double click run.bat to run it.

3. STEP: Configure your mining rig to use proxy pool

cgminer -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:3333 -u whatever -p whatever

THAT IS ALL. However, there are some more advanced options which you would like to check out (such as realtime speed stats). Just read README.txt file. You can connect as many as you like rigs to this proxy and total hash power will be combined.

Note#1: If you use antminer, it is recommended to flash your firmware to achieve better stability.

Note#2: if you previously used method B and switched over to method A, make sure your method B is disabled (either remove your mining rig URL from admin panel or make your cgminer API inaccessible for LeaseRig.net).

B. Advanced method

1. STEP: Make your miner accessible via static IP or static domain name. If your mining rig already has static IP, then you can skip this step.

Solution A (Windows only)
If your mining rig has dynamic IP, then you will have to use domain name. You can sort this on your own or you can use dyn dns service like this one: https://www.noip.com/sign-up
After you register and choose domain, login and download client (http://www.noip.com/download?page=win) which you have to run to keep your domain name updated with your IP address. Launch it and after it loads click "Edit Hosts" button. Then check your domain name and click "Save" button. That is it, just leave this program running - it will update your domain name to your IP every 5 minutes.

Solution B (Windows&Linux)
Install Python 2.7. Download this simple small python script (right click and save as). When you run it, you will need to provide parameters:
name - your nick name on this forum (if it contains spaces, encapsulate it with "")
password - your admin login password (you will receive that from me when you request to become provider)
rigid - is visible in admin panel for each rig (you get access when you request to become provider)
API-port - you choose this one next step

Then you simply run this script and you do not have to worry about IP changes - the script will auto update your IP on LeaseRig.net when your IP changes. You will have to run instance of this script for every rig you offer.

2. STEP: Configure cgminer, bfgminer,...(since many miners share same API, just follow this regardless of which miner you use)

You have to enable API listening on your cgminer. Following config options have to be added in cgminer config/command line:

Code:
--api-listen --api-allow W:89.212.242.33 --api-port 7777

You can choose whatever port you want, but you have to keep exactly IP 89.212.242.33. You can modify and create access rules. Following commands are needed to provide full functionality: summary, pools, switchpool, addpool, removepool, restart, save. Read API-README.txt in cgminer directory to get more details about cgminer API and how to configure access rules.

After checking API-README.txt, following should work:
Code:
--api-groups P:switchpool:addpool:removepool:restart:save:* --api-listen --api-allow P:89.212.242.33 --api-port 7777

For pool saving to properly work even after reboots or crashes, you need to specify config file in command line by adding (if using cgminer):

Code:
--config cgminer.conf

or (if using sgminer):

Code:
--config sgminer.conf

And include your startup pools inside that config file (NOT IN COMMAND LINE!).

3. STEP: Make sure miner is visible outside

If your mining rig is behind router (NAT), you need to configure your NAT. Forward API port of cgminer.

Once you configure NAT, you can verify cgminer API port here: http://www.checkmyports.net/
It must say OPENED, if not, then it is still closed and you did something wrong.

4. STEP: Verification

Verify your work (if all is properly configured) by visiting following URL from rig PC (must be same PC!):
http://leaserig.net/rigtest.jsp

Enter port of your choice and click Test button. The test should look like this:
Code:
Testing address: XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:YYYY

Testing command "summary"... PASSED
STATUS=S,When=1391795452,Code=11,Msg=Summary,Description=cgminer 3.7.2|SUMMARY,Elapsed=7,MHS av=0.02,MHS 1s=0.02,Found Blocks=0,Getworks=1,Accepted=0,Rejected=0,Hardware Errors=0,Utility=0.00,Discarded=2,Stale=0,Get Failures=0,Local Work=8,Remote Failures=0,Network Blocks=1,Total MH=0.1252,Work Utility=42.24,Difficulty Accepted=0.00000000,Difficulty Rejected=0.00000000,Difficulty Stale=0.00000000,Best Share=8,Device Hardware%=0.0000,Device Rejected%=0.0000,Pool Rejected%=0.0000,Pool Stale%=0.0000|

Testing command "addpool"... PASSED
STATUS=S,When=1391795452,Code=55,Msg=Added pool 'http://leaserig.net:3333',Description=cgminer 3.7.2|

Testing command "pools"... PASSED
Contains data of added pool.

Testing command "switchpool"... PASSED
STATUS=S,When=1391795452,Code=27,Msg=Switching to pool 1:'http://leaserig.net:3333',Description=cgminer 3.7.2|

Waiting 10 seconds...

Testing command "removepool"...
PASSED STATUS=S,When=1391795462,Code=68,Msg=Removed pool 0:'stratum+tcp://usde.ny1.blockchasers.com:3333',Description=cgminer 3.7.2|

Testing command "save"... PASSED
STATUS=S,When=1391795462,Code=44,Msg=Configuration saved to file 'cgminer.conf',Description=cgminer 3.7.2|

Testing command "restart"... PASSED
RESTART

Waiting 10 seconds...

Testing command "pools"... PASSED
Contains data of added pool.

Checking pool priority... PASSED

Test complete! Everything seems to be OKAY.

5. STEP: Provide data to me (djeZo) - send me a personal message

NOTE: If you are newbie with no reputation, security deposit (which is hold for 1 week) is needed. It is usually around 0.05 BTC, depending on speed of your rig.

In PM, include for each mining rig:
- mining rig name (choose on your own - alphanumeric characters)
- your trust thread (MANDATORY so customers can post feedback there)


If you have additional questions regarding HOW-TO, please post them here (PM me only data for adding your mining rig). I will update this posts if there are additional questions.


A few items to add to the How To notes:

1) While LeaseRig will try to save your settings so that if a rig reboots the client doesn't lose all their miner information, this does not work with a custom config file. You should only use the default cgminer.conf file.

2) At one point LeaseRig saved some settings for me and apparently GPU-threads was not specified or saved properly; the result was that when cgminer restarted with the updated config file, hash rates were about 10% lower (and could have been much worse on some PCs!) thanks to the incorrect threads setting, so make sure to include -g 1 (or -g 2 if that's what you want) in your cgminer options and not just in the conf file.

3) CGWatcher does work with LeaseRig, and you can configure it to use other ports. On version 3.5.2, look in the Settings->Miner tab for the API port. The default is 4028, but I've successfully used other ports.

4) I've found Windows' Firewall doesn't play well with LeaseRig and had to disable it on at least a couple of my leased rigs; this is not always necessary, but if you're unable to get LeaseRig to see your system after configuring everything else properly, try disabling your firewall for a bit and see if that fixes the issue. If it does, you can either run without the firewall, or try to fix the problem.

Happy mining/leasing everybody!

Can add to 4th point; you need to either allow cgminer in your firewall rules or allow cgminer API port for incoming connections, then there should be no problems with Windows firewall.

FYI, for those using BAMT, the save call in the api will create a new cgminer.conf under /.cgminer/cgminer.conf  .
This is of course useless since BAMT starts cgminer pointed to /etc/bamt/cgminer.conf

A workaround is to schedule a job to check for updates to /.cgminer/cgminer.conf and overwrite /etc/bamt/cgminer.conf . This will restore your customers pools in the event that you need to reboot/power outage/etc. Unfortunately the cgminer.conf created is a bit over-complicated, and duplicates values for each of your GPUs, even if the values are the same for all of them... regardless it does work, and is the best for the customer.

Login to your BAMT box using ssh and perform the following:
sudo crontab -e
Add the following to the bottom of the crontab (This will check for updates every 5 minutes and only overwrite when changes are made)
Code:
*/5 * * * * cp -u /.cgminer/cgminer.conf /etc/bamt/cgminer.conf >/dev/null 2>&1
Exit (and save)


Also, please keep in mind that SMOS linux has a script that will periodically mine for the developers, thus robbing your customers of time. Use BAMT or SMOS bee edition, or manually remove the offending code.

Basically, to use CGWatcher, i simply only use the miner .conf file to hold my pool addresses, nothing else. Every other parameter should be defined in "CGwatcher > Profiles > Miner Arguments" field. That way, these parameters will override anything given in the .conf (except pool addresses), to avoid changes being made that could affect hashrate,which i read has happened to some people here. Make sure you also point the CGwatcher profile to the correct .conf (or you will have no pools!), not sure if this can have a custom name, since the argument isn't present (since CGwatcher throws it in a seperate field).

Here's an example of my initial configuration.

Example .conf:
Code:
{
"pools" : [
{
"url" : "stratum+tcp://panda.united-miners.com:3311",
"user" : "Fattox.DigRig2",
"pass" : "x"
},
{
"url" : "stratum+tcp://panda.nitro.org:3338",
"user" : "Fattox.DigRig2",
"pass" : "x"
}
]
}

Example parameters in CGwatcher:
Code:
--api-groups P:switchpool:addpool:removepool:restart:save:* --api-listen --api-allow W:89.212.242.33 --api-port 7778 --failover-only --expiry 2 --queue 0 --scan-time 1 --gpu-threads 1 --intensity 20 --vectors 1 --worksize 256 --thread-concurrency 24550 --gpu-engine 1000 --gpu-memclock 1500 --gpu-powertune 20


Then after rental, your rig will switch back to the pools you define in the rig profile @ the LeaseRigs admin panel. So after the initial configuration, you probably never need to touch the .conf again... though i would always keep a backup, as you may need to re-copy it if your rig somehow restarts and the lease job never ends, or something, because then your own pools would possibly not be added back (or so i imagine!).
19  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / [ANN] LEASERIG.NET - rent&hire Quark hashing power! on: January 13, 2014, 07:28:56 PM
LeaseRig.net has changed the owner.
New official thread:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=544732.0


Are you looking for some hashing power? NEW: YouTube tutorial

LeaseRig.net is the place to go. What are the benefits compared to other similar services?

  • Online wallet allows you to quickly hire any available rig with no waiting time, no fiddling around with change and figuring how much exactly you need to send to get rig hired. We do calculate everything for you. All you have to do is click Hire button. You hire rigs instantly, you can hire as many as you like and how fast you like. No limits at all! And everything is as easy as few clicks.
  • Direct access to mining rigs gives you true mining experience as if you were mining with your own rig. You can set single pool to mine or multiple fail over pools. There are no limits on how many pools you can mine.
  • Performance is maximal due to Direct access to mining rigs. There are no proxies between, your hired rigs connect directly to your pools! You do not get any more stales or rejects.
  • Bulk rig management allows you to manage pools on all your hired rigs simultaneously with just few clicks.
  • Transparency is a major factor when hiring rigs. You do want to know where are your rigs mining at any time. LeaseRig.net offers you great real-time and past statistics for the duration of whole rental period.
  • (Buy) Orders can get you some cheap rigs and less needed work for you. Providers can fill in your orders and we take care of auto-switching pools for you.
  • Detailed statistics display you all you wanted to know about your hired rigs.
  • Solo mining is possible with LeaseRig.net. Just point your hired rigs directly to your wallet.
  • Receive e-mail notifications for important events regarding your leases.
  • Reliability of hired rigs is the highest with our service. When you hire a rig, you can expect it to actually mine for you.
  • Preconfigure pools in advance and reuse them with just 2 clicks! You can use preconfigured pools everywhere and let us do the pool switching for you.
  • Only 100% honest providers can offer rigs on LeaseRig.net. They all strive towards professionalism in rig rental business. Any downtime due to hardware failures will be compensated by them by either extending your lease time or giving you a refund.
  • Decentralized service. This means your hired rigs would continue to mine for you even if our service is temporary down due to maintenance or attack.
  • Ability to rehire mining rigs that you like and keep them mining for you constantly and/or get some % bonus off the price.


Would you like to earn some more with your mining rig?

LeaseRig.net is the place to go. Why rent over LeaseRig.net and not elsewhere or mine on multipool?

  • Get payments directly to your wallet with no delays. There is no waiting time, you are paid for your rentals instantly - the same moment your rig is rented.
  • Be paid up to 20% more compared to competing services and up to 50% more compared to multipools. Don't believe it? Check here. Our customers are prepared to pay some extra to get the benefits of all features offered by LeaseRig.net.
  • Full transparency allows you to know exactly where are your rigs mining and evaluate possible issues regarding dead/slow pools.
  • Pool management gives you same access to modify pools as your customers have. You can correct mistakes by your customers and help them to achieve better mining experience when hiring YOUR rigs.
  • You are THE BOSS. You decide about your prices, lease extensions and refunds. You run your own rental business. LeaseRig.net will not judge your rig performance and cut your profit like other services do.
  • Your rigs will deliver top performance. There are no proxies between your rigs and customers pools. Maximal performance with no additional stales or rejects is guaranteed. Pool switching is instant with no waiting time and no mining time is ever lost!
  • Security. You only allow few API commands to be issued on your miner from our service. We CAN NOT mess with your graphic card settings! There is no potential danger to your hardware.
  • When renting time is over, LeaseRig.net takes care of switching your rig to default pools. You configure them in admin panel.
  • View past 72h statistics of your rig.
  • Receive e-mail notifications about your leases and any possible issues including dead rig.
  • Give customers ability to rehire your mining rigs with optional discount price and keep your rigs being rented 24/7 without any needs to search for new customers or wait for your rigs to get hired again.


How hard is it to put my rig on LeaseRig.net?

There are two methods. First one (method A) is simple as this:
  • Contact me by sending me a personal message.
  • Make security deposit.
  • Download simple proxy software, edit .bat file with your parameters.
  • Configure your cgminer to connect to proxy:

    cgminer -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:3333 -u whatever -p whatever

  • Set price, description, declared speed for your rig on LeaseRig.net administration panel.
  • Start renting out and earning BIG money.  Cool


Would you like to try it out? Here are more detailed instructions how to get started.
20  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / ALN (AlienCoin) BUY / SELL thread on: January 11, 2014, 10:39:32 PM
Post buys or sells here. Original thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=407460.0

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The Developing team has made a major flaw. The coin was pre-mined 100% on mistake on the first block instead of 1%. The coin will either be destroyed and re-launched or a third party trusted member will need to receive the 99% of the coins that was pre-mined and then destroy the wallet/private key.

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