Anybody have any rough guidlines around the intensity that is optimal for AMD Tahiti GPU's? Managed to finally get it to run on my 7950, but only at like 30khs at I-16

It is only 6 weeks ago since the transformation into DarkNote. Maybe some patience would be nice.
The dev did a marvelous job so far.
There is no need to panic if price drops and if the dev isn't posting for a while.
Many people around here seem to be chasing a get-rich-quick dream and try to push and put pressure on the dev. That will not work.

Download http://www.darknetspace.org/files/cpuminer-multi-opencl-x64.zip

Run minerd_cpu.bat to pool cpu mining, don't forget to change the miner address.

If you buy your XMR on a centralized exchange, though, and the exchange keeps records of your withdrawals to that address, it could be linked back to your personal information if the exchange's records are ever disclosed.

There is literally no way to directly measure the network hash rate. I think the pool display uses an estimate based on difficulty but I'm not sure. The difficulty is calculated based on an estimate over the past 12 hours. The hash rate for each pool is based on 10 minutes. So when the hash rate fluctuates or moves between pools you can get some very inconsistent estimates.

I just put non-pruned version of boolberry blockchain: http://boolberry.com/downloads.html#blockchain_proof, special for you, because you like to confuse people with speculations about this stuff.
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Not true, again.
You can do it for BBR as well, using this full version of blockchain you can mathematically prove that all transactions followed network rules.

The worse that we already discussed it with smooth and he knows that he is wrong here.


Zoidberg


ps: i wondering, when you guys finally stop confuse people about my project ?!

But isn't it just a little bit concerning that 70% of BTC have never been in circulation?

That 70% is a potential kill switch.

In my limited opinion

Some merchants believe in holding bitcoins - overstock and CeX are examples which readily come to mind.

I think Monero mining is similar to Bitcoin mining.
There are believers that mine whatever it cost.
Those believers expect the price to be so much higher tomorrow that it doesn't matter the today profitability.
They don't mine other shitcoins because they are shitcoins.

The hashrate and the price are low so it is a good time to mine if you have the hardware or to buy if you have some BTC.

But inflation dont make financial problems. Inflation is helpfull for economy. Deflation is dangerous it can push economy in deflation spiral. This is what makes me most worry of Bitcoin, lack of inflation.

When some currency have inflation, holders are encouraged to spend it. or somehow invest to implement (start business yourself, lend to someone that makes business, buy shares, place in bank)
When currency have deflation you hold yourself to spend it you rather save. Why buy car today if you will be able to get car and a bike if you will wait till January for same money.


So is economy uses deflationed currency, start suffering from it. People less spend, companies less sell, companies less employ, workers get less salaries, workers spend even less, companies sell even less, companies employ even less, ...

Deflation spiral starts.

Stability means no change in value. You have been brain-washed by the people running the Federal Reserve who claim that stability means 2% inflation.

BTW, I think you got your term backwards and you meant "deflation" instead of "inflation". Bitcoin is ultimately deflationary at the point when coins are lost faster than they are mined. Still, single-digit deflation is not stable and is really no better than single-digit inflation.

When Virtual Coin will conquer the world of crypto? I can not wait.  

How so?

Yes , we need Bitcoin price range between $600 - $700 .
If bitcoin always in good price ,im sure lot of people in the world began to see this as a good investment.
More people use and invest in Bitcoin , price will always high.