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Hm, thanks for your reply. I didn't took that "sell option" under consideration. And, as PBmining is relatively young, it might still turn out to be a ponzi.
According to your calculation, you will earn 0.60 BTC for 60 Days of mining at PBminining at 0.7 BTC, so it takes only 2 and half month to ROI.. That's not bad either.
I think it's a hard decision. Thank you anyway very much for your experiment and explanation & calculation!
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Hero Member - 0.0009BTC Per constructive post
Senior Member - 0.0008BTC Per constructive post
Full Member - 0.0004BTC Per consutrctive post
Member - 0.0002BTC per constructive post
Jr. Member - Not allowed
Great. Even full member increased to 0.0004 BTC. Thank you Stunna!  |
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Yeah I always wanted to buy rainforest and then burn it down to ground...
You've got a sick mind. Why would you? If I had real intentions to damage the nature over there, I would have sold the wood for BTC ^^. But I dont have intentions to damage the nature, I like the nature. |
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Hey all,
Ik kwam net de website PBMining .com tegen (geen reclame), en zag dat je daar nu 1 GHs Sha265 mining (op een door hun vastgestelde pool volgens mij) koopt voor BTC0.007 per GHs. voor 5 jaar.
Dat is lager dan andere websites waar je hashpower kunt kopen.
Heeft iemand enig idee of dit ooit nog rendabel is en hoe lang het duurt voordat je je investering eruit hebt (ROI)? Natuurlijk rekeninghoudende met stijgende difficulty. Ik kan nergens een fatsoenlijke calculator hiervoor vinden.
Bovendien, heeft een van jullie ervaring met het kopen van hashpower (al dan niet bij PBmining)?
Ik hoor het graag van jullie!
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I'm looking to buy a few Gh/s but I really have no idea how to calculate the expected ROI.
What is a reasonable time to earn the amount you have invested? (By taking the diff rises in mind). 1 Year? 2?
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Great experiment, I will follow this topic. So, if someone still wants to rent Gh/s these days, you recommend them to use PBMining?  |
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It's just for questioning. It wouldn't surprise me if his negligence or business practises was punishable by law though.
That's what I meant. I'm not sure how the law regarding that is regulated in the USA, but that kind of negligence really is punishable in the Netherlands. Allthough I don't think the Netherlands will ever sue him ^^. Maybe the The Hague international court if the collapse really was caused due to negligence ^^. |
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Hi all,
I was wondering, is there already a Multipool which gives the users the possibility to choose the coins they would like to mine? At for example Multipool.us, there are a few coins listed which I don't really want to mine (because I think they're shit, they dont have potential and I think their value is decreasing).
If then a coin is mined which a user don't want, let the miner of the user fall back on a "fall back coin" he has chosed by himself at the pool, for example LTC.
Does such Multipool already exist? If not, I think that's a great feature for Multipool owners.
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Ik gebruik ook wel eens clevermining en soms multipool.
Kan iemand mij wat voordelen van ScryptGuild tov Multipool noemen? ScryptGuild heeft wat minder shit coins in het rijtje staan, maar nog steeds een hoop waarin ik geen potentie zie. < - Dit is wellicht een goed idee voor mensen die ook een dergelijke "multipool" op willen zetten; laat de mensen zelf bepalen welke coins ze wel en niet willen minen. Komt er dan een coin aan bod dat de miner niet wil, val dan terug op bv Litecoin (of een andere coin naar keuze).
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Looks like the price has collapsed quite a bit within the last 24 hours or so
Any idea as to why?
It has fallen from 0.00015 to 0.00010 in a couple of hours at Bittrex. However, the difficulty is decreasing too. The difficulty was quite high two days ago (when the price was also high). I think many miners jumped on the coin and now sold many of their coins. |
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I think it's not bad that he has to justify the collapse (and why the coins dissapeared..).
I'm not sure how the law is in other states, but inaccurate leading a company is punishable here in The Netherlands.
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Vaak worden dergelijke zaken gewoon aan de Bitcoin gelinkt. Er wordt gekeken naar de waarde altcoin t.o.v. bitcoin en dan bitcoin t.o.v. euro / dollar en daar wordt de prijs op gebaseerd.
Ik denk dat je pas echt een goedlopende winkel kunt beginnen als je een coin kiest waar je echt van op aan kunt (en van welke je denkt dat deze potentieel heeft) en dan gewoon statische bedragen gaat vragen voor spullen. Dit is echter wel risicovol..
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Als ik dermate krap bij kas zou zitten, dan had ik dat geld momenteel niet geinvesteerd in mining gear. Wellicht in BTC / altcoins zelf als je de markt een beetje begrijpt, maar dat zou je ook niet moeten doen als je dat geld zo nodig hebt. Een wijze raad hier is dat je geen geld moet investeren wat je eigenlijk niet kan missen.
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Dit is ook overgenomen op Nu.nl en door RTL. Wie het bericht verzonnen heeft, weet ik niet.
Ik ben lid van een Facebookgroep van Nederlandstalige people met interesse in Bitcoin en daar werd het ook al besproken. Daar zit ook personeel van RTL op en deze hebben het bericht vervolgens aangepast na commentaar (dat je bitcoins niet illegaal kunt minen en dat je niet zelf de hele blockchain kan aanpassen om zelf coins te minen, mits je geen <51% v/d hashrate hebt). Nu.nl heeft vervolgens de titel ook aangepast.
Er was inderdaad sprake van iemand die met 21 rigs aan het minen was met illegaal afgetapte stroom.
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I believe you, as I don't think you have a reason to lie here. Unfortunately the worth of the 50 eGuldens isn't enough for me to publicate these kind of information yet  . |
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I'm still lauching about this picture. I've had a great experience with these vehicles over at Rome. Me and some friends were there for a holiday and we've met a guy who provided tourist tours with these vehicles throughout the city. After closing time, he invited us for a (free ) private tour. The tour ends up to be like a "pub-crawl" (i'm not sure whether that's the right word for it, I had to translate it. But with such tour, you visit a couple of pubs after each other). After about 3 hours and many Italian beers, we were on our way back and I crashed with that Segway because its wheel was stuck between two paving stones. I was glad I only had a bruised arm, but we had a great time |
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Guys warning Ritz attempted to use an Ip Tracking website, if he sends you this link, dont click it. Everyone lets use tor to click on it He sent me this, and failed me cause I know these tricks, there so old. http://www.hondachat.com/showthread.php?t=IDyOoGZwIT1Myp3snxxxx I pput xxx on them just in case any of u click it Dont click on his links Why would he do that? I don't know him, but I don't have much technical knowledge too. What can he do with you when you should clicked that URL? Well if what Zolace said is true the person who sent you it will know your IP. And what does it give him beyond sheer curiosity?  Find out his location and where he lives. His mailing address?  Im still not sure what he can do with your IP.. Does he can harm you somehow? By the way, this topic is about PrimeDice. Let's cut the crap over here. Create a new topic about this Zolace . |
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Soepkik just mentioned that blackcoin is vulnerable to 51% attack, there is your proof. This is the same exact attack vector that they claim mintcoin is vulnerable to so that's just FUD since they also say that 51% attack is highly unlikely when asked about it in reference to blackcoin. Every decentralized system can be taken over by 51% of the votes within the network .... this is a fundamental property: Something is true, if the majority says its true! Well, looking at filosophy. If the majority votes for something, this doesn't automatically means that that's the best option ^^. I think many countries face this in their politics; many votes go to partys which are rubbish. ^^ |
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Yea, and what if they know your IP? I'm sure the forum owner and the moderators here know your IP too . What's wrong with that? They can't somehow harm you then, can they? |
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How do we know the dev is actually sending coins to people though? What if he just sends to new addresses he is making himself, thus dumping the coin and making the price fall, like it has lately.
We don't know. Soon or later we will know real people (like 'real life' friends) who did send their information to the team of this coin. And then we'll know whether they did actually pay. Honestly, I think they really do. But i'm not going to send that kind of information to a stranger for just a piece of a BTC. |
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