So far I have been mining since 7.0 launch with 16 gpu's and it hasn't crashed, right on! Is the Optiminer Linux version just as stable?
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anybody knows details about this insane inflation? marketcap seems to go up but price down. wtf???
The marketcap goes up, because every 2.5 minutes there are 12.5 coins added to the total supply. Each of these coins are valued at .0055BTC, which means someone has to buy, hold, or dump them. Every day that equals about $30k USD that needs to be pumped into the ecosystem for the price to hold, which is about 40btc. This is how the price can go down and the market cap moves up. If this pace continues, this will be a top 40 coin in a month, and way higher in 2 months. You'll notice on the exchanges the volume is usually around 40btc, if it goes below that threshold, the price will plummet, because most miners dump everything they mine. The question is, how long can the buyers keep buying before they have to make a move. Will they just just dump and recoup some money or double down and try to move up the price? You would have to be pretty rich to buy 40btc a day to maintain the price until POW halves.
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I'm getting this error with r9 270's
"Error: Compliation from LLVMIR binary to IL text failed!"
Has anyone experienced this?
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I'm not able to get my Sapphire Nitro 4gb RX 470 to hash faster than 32sol/s
I've tried tweaking the clock and memory speed, running win7 64bit and latest crimson. Can anyone give advice? I will try flashing the bios next, but I'm curious what others are doing that I'm not. I see some people getting 40-45 and I'd like to see their bat files if possible.
EDIT: I'm also wondering what is the best value right now, is it the RX 470 4gb, the RX 480 4gb, or the RX 480 8GB. It kind of looks like the 470 is the winner for dollars vs hashrate vs electricity consumption? Are they good for mining Ethereum also?
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I'm showing .01 minimum payment, you guys have .005? Or does it just automatically request a payout at .005 and tell us it's .01
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OP is there any way to lower the payout threshold?
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Hi, I sent my coins to Nova for the swap, I mined these on launch with my CPU:
Status: 0/unconfirmed Date: 2016-09-23 17:23 To: EMJWabaPpdDpBNYg8yky26U9ZyiQcEVPSE Debit: -9240116.05 ESP Net amount: -9240116.05 ESP Transaction ID: 5060002c346f8ac896f090eb7176e1d32596829e943c63a145f822c2c39190e3
Is there like 3 chains going on here?
Wow I hope you are not on your own chain , it would be to wasteful The wallet instantly connected to 9 nodes, and blocks were moving. I deposited to the ESP old chain on Nova.
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Hi, I sent my coins to Nova for the swap, I mined these on launch with my CPU:
Status: 0/unconfirmed Date: 2016-09-23 17:23 To: EMJWabaPpdDpBNYg8yky26U9ZyiQcEVPSE Debit: -9240116.05 ESP Net amount: -9240116.05 ESP Transaction ID: 5060002c346f8ac896f090eb7176e1d32596829e943c63a145f822c2c39190e3
Is there like 3 chains going on here?
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There has been no sells on nova, only buys at low prices. If you expect one market listing, and 5 hours later, to decide the true market price, your wrong. With no liquidity the market will move extremely slow. Aiming to get listed on yobit now. Patience..& Don't feed the trolls.
The problem with going on another exchange is that no one will care. If they can't take part in the tiered investment structure, why would they support the price so others can make money?. People who bought into the ICO will cheerlead the trollboxes, but you should open this up so everyone can buy in. If someone likes what they see with your coin but can't participate, they'll lose interest. You should just increase the rates that the founders get, and re-open the ICO. Of course when people see a 50 satoshi price they'll balk, I would also.
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Why would you want to? Or are you getting JUST the PCBs without their own HS/fan setup?
BTW, it's 40 chips per board for the "2.6 Mh/s" (appx) boards - 80 chips was for a 2-board 2-part HS full miner setup at 5+ MH/s
My miners of that type are still packed up, but estimating from known dimentioning and measuring from the box, the part of the board that needs to have the heatsink/BIG THERMAL PAD applied is roughly 4.5" by 10".
Note that these old miners are at best break-even if your electric cost is over about 4c/KWH.
Are you selling them?
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I'm just curious if anyone has tried this, I searched and didn't find anything. I'm thinking of ordering one of those 2.6mh/s 80 chip PCB's, and I have a few S1's laying around. It should be possible, even if I have to drill and tap screws, but I'm curious if anyone has the dimensions of the gridseed pcb?
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Again the queue has filled up. It will slowly build funds until they can be paid out. It may take some time...
this PONZI ? if you read the ann. page you see that the funds from the rtrust come from mining, since every block found gives 50 coins into the rtrust At this point it will be 5+ days before mining can pay the unpaid. Very little point in sending in more Tier 1 coins. Actually no, with the minimum buy in at 50,000. Assuming there is 1440 blocks in 1 day at 60 second intervals 50x1440=72000 Thats more than enough to pay out assuming no new people send in. The transaction last night was for 150,000 and still got paid out in a few hours. The more that is sent in, the faster the queue will go. There is no need for new people to send in, This queue will be completely empty within a few hours. 3000 Coins come in every hour. Actually yes. Using your best case scenario figure of 72,000 coins a day, you have an unpaid total of 418731/72,000=5.8 days You assuming that no funds come in and everything is completely halted. Regardless, the queue will empty. It might take longer than normal, but regardless, it will empty. Guaranteed. If you are using funds people deposit to pay off earlier depositors, that by definition is a PONZI. If you are only using the 50 coins per block and transaction fees, then it isn't an outright ponzi. So which is it? Also you are fast approaching block halving and thus 25 coins per block instead of 50. When I used the figure of 5+ days to get the unpaid people paid, I was being rather generous if the rtrust only gets coins from mining rewards and fees. If it is a PONZI, then everyone could be paid quickly or not at all. I suspect you will very soon see miners stopping. I know I already did. It's absolutely not a PONZI if there is forecasted revenue that will exceed the accounts payable. There's nothing saying he can't use mined coins to balance the budget either. That's why I wouldn't make the wager. Once the initial big block mining phase is over, things will be balanced. Its somewhat both in this sense. It is using the new investors to pay the old, and also the block rewards and fees. But any traditional "ponzi" will collapse when the funds completely stop coming into the system. This won't, it will simply take longer than expected, which was all foretold prior to this. The payout time frames are minimum time frames. That a queue would be built, and eventually everyone still gets paid. Everyone CAN stop sending in, but everyone WILL still get paid. Exactly, thank you.
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Again the queue has filled up. It will slowly build funds until they can be paid out. It may take some time...
this PONZI ? if you read the ann. page you see that the funds from the rtrust come from mining, since every block found gives 50 coins into the rtrust At this point it will be 5+ days before mining can pay the unpaid. Very little point in sending in more Tier 1 coins. Actually no, with the minimum buy in at 50,000. Assuming there is 1440 blocks in 1 day at 60 second intervals 50x1440=72000 Thats more than enough to pay out assuming no new people send in. The transaction last night was for 150,000 and still got paid out in a few hours. The more that is sent in, the faster the queue will go. There is no need for new people to send in, This queue will be completely empty within a few hours. 3000 Coins come in every hour. Actually yes. Using your best case scenario figure of 72,000 coins a day, you have an unpaid total of 418731/72,000=5.8 days You assuming that no funds come in and everything is completely halted. Regardless, the queue will empty. It might take longer than normal, but regardless, it will empty. Guaranteed. If you are using funds people deposit to pay off earlier depositors, that by definition is a PONZI. If you are only using the 50 coins per block and transaction fees, then it isn't an outright ponzi. So which is it? Also you are fast approaching block halving and thus 25 coins per block instead of 50. When I used the figure of 5+ days to get the unpaid people paid, I was being rather generous if the rtrust only gets coins from mining rewards and fees. If it is a PONZI, then everyone could be paid quickly or not at all. I suspect you will very soon see miners stopping. I know I already did. It's absolutely not a PONZI if there is forecasted revenue that will meet the accounts payable. There's nothing saying he can't use mined coins to balance the budget either. That's why I wouldn't make the wager. Once the initial big block mining phase is over, things will be balanced.
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Again the queue has filled up. It will slowly build funds until they can be paid out. It may take some time...
this PONZI ? if you read the ann. page you see that the funds from the rtrust come from mining, since every block found gives 50 coins into the rtrust At this point it will be 5+ days before mining can pay the unpaid. Very little point in sending in more Tier 1 coins. Actually no, with the minimum buy in at 50,000. Assuming there is 1440 blocks in 1 day at 60 second intervals 50x1440=72000 Thats more than enough to pay out assuming no new people send in. The transaction last night was for 150,000 and still got paid out in a few hours. The more that is sent in, the faster the queue will go. There is no need for new people to send in, This queue will be completely empty within a few hours. 3000 Coins come in every hour. Actually yes. Using your best case scenario figure of 72,000 coins a day, you have an unpaid total of 418731/72,000=5.8 days There's no best case scenario, there's going to be +/- 72,000 coins a day. It might be 70k it might be 74k. You just said 5.8 days according to his math, and he said 5+ days. I bet every pending transaction, is paid out by the morning. Would you care to make a wager ? I wouldn't make that wager.
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Again the queue has filled up. It will slowly build funds until they can be paid out. It may take some time...
this PONZI ? if you read the ann. page you see that the funds from the rtrust come from mining, since every block found gives 50 coins into the rtrust At this point it will be 5+ days before mining can pay the unpaid. Very little point in sending in more Tier 1 coins. Actually no, with the minimum buy in at 50,000. Assuming there is 1440 blocks in 1 day at 60 second intervals 50x1440=72000 Thats more than enough to pay out assuming no new people send in. The transaction last night was for 150,000 and still got paid out in a few hours. The more that is sent in, the faster the queue will go. There is no need for new people to send in, This queue will be completely empty within a few hours. 3000 Coins come in every hour. Actually yes. Using your best case scenario figure of 72,000 coins a day, you have an unpaid total of 418731/72,000=5.8 days There's no best case scenario, there's going to be +/- 72,000 coins a day. It might be 70k it might be 74k. You just said 5.8 days according to his math, and he said 5+ days.
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Cool coin, you should do another ICO round.
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Granted the pool do NOT USE pool because the pool was CHEATING and in the best case 1 block will get the purse 5-30 coins the rest will get you virgins. TESTED 10000%
I don't understand it either, I am the only person on the pool mining. I've found dozens of blocks, and I'm getting random payouts of 5.723, 10.34, 7.15, 57.23 coins every 2-20 minutes. I should be getting 99 coins or so per block. Can someone else set up a pool? Am I mistaken that each pow block rewards 100 coins? It's showing that in the explorer. Has anyone looked at the nSubsidy ?
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