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1  Bitcoin / Pools / Cloudminer.com | Mining Pool on: May 22, 2016, 08:59:39 AM


Cloudminer.com has invested sizeable development into it’s public mining pool. Hashing power collected by it’s servers is focused as a huge solo miner with rewards distributed by the fair and most profitable payout method, CPPSRB.

Supporting sha256 and scrypt algorithms; the hashing power of the mining pool is available for rent at market price to anyone.

Servers

Pool nodes are deployed across the globe to improve performance and offer redundancy. Miners connected to startum.cloudminer.com are automatically routed to their closest location, including:

•   North America
•   Europe

Features

•   3% fees for all mining
•   Secure wallets from BitGo
•   Graphical dashboard for hashing speeds, income and pool statistics.
•   Support available at support@cloudminer.com


Public Listing

Pool:                      Cloudminer.com
Website:                 https://cloudminer.com
Proxy:                    Yes
Payout method:        CPPSRB
Fee:                       3%
Pay Tx Reward:        Yes
Vardiff:                   18 SPM
Local Work:             Stratum
Pay Orphans:           Yes
Min Withdrawal:       0.0005
Merge Mining:          No


Dashboard

After validating your email address, logon to the dashboad



Add Worker

Add a worker to the dashboard and link your miner to the pool

1) Create a worker for the dashboard


2) Input pool address and worker details into your miner console



Rent Worker

Submit an order for hash and mine anywhere


2  Economy / Services / Cloudminer.com | Bitcoin for posts | Signature Campaign - [Finished] on: March 01, 2016, 01:56:15 PM
Cloudminer.com - Signature Campaign

Cloudminer.com an innovative company securing blockchain solutions with it's unique public mining pool, promotion offering is to expand our user base.

Promotion ended

Payment structure per post:

0.0008 : Hero Member
0.0008 : Legendary

10 post minimum per week
50 post maximum per week

Payment calculation and processing completed 7 days from start date

Payments are sent to your website deposit wallet which can be withdrawn or spent immediately on hashing power

All promoters must be enrolled before the start date
Enrolled promoters will be automatically added into following campaigns unless their UID or signature code is found removed
Only 25 spots are available, if a promoter doesn't get added to the current campaign they will be added to the next campaign if spots become available


* Posting in mining topics and pool threads is preferred
* No spamming, poor quality and non-constructive posts
* Promoters with negative feedback are not permitted
* Promoters who haven't made a post in over a month will be removed
* Avatar space is not monitored and can be used for alternate campaigns


1. Sign up at https://cloudminer.com
2. Generate your deposit wallet here: https://cloudminer.com/dashboard/new-deposit
3. Go to your Bitcointalk profile and add the appropriate signature!
4. Get your UID by clicking your profile name in a post in any thread: bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=xxxxxx
5. Enter your UID here: https://cloudminer.com/dashboard/signature_compaigns

Signature code:

Hero Member
Code:
[center][url=https://cloudminer.com][color=white][b][size=18pt][glow=#009CD9,10,100]   :: !!! CLOUDMINER.COM :: POOLED MINING SERVICES !!! ::   [/glow][/b][/color][/url][/center]

Legendary
Code:
[center][url=https://cloudminer.com][color=white][b][size=18pt][glow=#009CD9,10,100]   :: !!! CLOUDMINER.COM :: POOLED MINING SERVICES !!! ::   [/glow][/b][/color][/url][/center]

Signature example:


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3  Bitcoin / Mining support / Tips for powering off your miners on: November 03, 2015, 11:45:35 AM
Hello and welcome.

I thought I would start a little thread to share tips on how users power down their miners, this could be your ASIC, FPGA or GPU.

I've personally had a few miners over the years. I got playing with mining on GPU's back in late 2012 and jumped all over buying ASIC's as they became available.

Through that time I've learn't to stay in front you should buy, mine and sell ASAP.

But when it came to shipping the miners off I was unsure of the best strategy to safely power off the devices so the chip wouldn't burn after loosing power to the fan.

Anyway since this occurred to me I've always disconnected the Ethernet to stop work from being pushed to the miner, waited 10 minutes or until I felt the heat had dissipated enough then pulled the power plug.

What are others doing to safely power off their miners?
4  Economy / Services / Developer wanted on: April 23, 2015, 11:20:01 AM
Must have experience with a mix of node.js, twisted python, flask python, also redis and postgresql.

Previous work needs to be demonstrated before applicant will be accepted.

PM me for more.

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