Thought it would be some similar bullshit. |
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we are working hard to get our final post, more information will be posted on the next few days. this is Pre mining post only.
sigh... what algo? |
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No source, no algo, not much details. What is round time?
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Interesting.
Will this be mineable? If so, what algo?
yes they said pow algo is undecided yet, not x11 for sure even this si a fork of dash, i hope for a new algo, but with fair launch I'm hoping it will be SpreadX11 but I'm skeptical. It might not be that easy to implement into Dash codebase? |
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Check the address in block explorer.
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we are prepared to pay you for your improvements and will open source them.
The problem with nicehash is that they pay to little. https://whattomine.com have included nicehash profits and compare them to mining the coins directly. In the LBRY algo , a gtx 1070 will only make $1.11 if you mine @ nicehash, and $1.87 (+68%) if you mine on a pool.  If that's so, then you can BUY that cheap hashpower, direct it to that +68% pool and earn a lot, no? ^^ And we are not talking about paying to miners, but paying to you for speed improvements  Lbry - Total Speed: 0.0016 TH/s Buying hash is a joke. Selling hash is for lazy plug and play miners with low profit. |
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The peak price was 650 sat, now it has fallen back to 400 sat. It is possible due to the fact that this coin is for long time traded only on this forum.
I think it's because Bitcoin's price also shoot up so the dollar value of Mrai is roughly the same. I don't think many coins were traded for 650 but looking back at it, two weeks ago 1 Mrai was about 450 sats which meant $4.68 per 1000 Mrai at the time. Now that Mrai is around 400 but Bitcoin is up ~22%, it's $5.10 per 1000 Mrai. |
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Here we go again with the delusional proaganda.
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If you read on the spreadcoin thread there will soon be a fork of spreadcoin where the old coin holders will have a stake in the new coin. Similar to the ethereum classic fork. Might explain the +15% on the exchange price today. Good advice. Mine and hold, and buy some as well.. More info here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1809278.msg18021096#msg18021096this can have a potential for a great pump to 100k, very undervalued currently If you're talking about Spreadcoin... meh, the last commits (other than two minor fixes) on SPR's github is from September, 2015 and since then it's always Soon™ and Stay Tuned™. Don't get me wrong, the features that are cooking are great but not delivering small chunks is not the way to go. If, and when georgem delivers it might get pumped hard but I don't think SPR is currently undervalued. A uniquie wallet and algo doesn't make it so and it can be poolmined... HLM on the other hand we don't know much about. It will be a Dash fork with manual coinswap with escrow (instead of blockchain snapshot), not a Spreadcoin codebase fork. |
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Interesting.
Will this be mineable? If so, what algo?
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We all know 99% of ICOs end up to be garbage - only a few coins tend to live long enough to be considered 'worthwhile' (maintaining or rising above the ICO price).
What does the community think keeps these coins alive, instead of the usual result of those buying into the ICO dumping upon launch?
What do you consider successful? Making money out of scamming people? Probably. Having a real shot at being a stable long term currency? No, the initial distribution of ICOs are terrible. Targeting the widest userbase to eventually use/invest into the coin? Unlikely, ICO smell hardly washes off. So basically, ICOs are starting with well deserved handicap, problem is not that many people see it that way. And ICOs always tend to fall into two categories; boring coin that does nothing new (which shouldn't need funding) and way overambitious, changing the world type nonsense. Granted, I don't follow all ICOs, but I've yet to see an one which made me think, yeah that's a good idea and it might actually work and be something new and useful. As were the case a couple of years ago when people slowly learned to avoid premined coins, premine 2.0 (e.g. ICO) is slowly starting to finally have the same fate. |
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No premine, no ICO, wallet available for testing before launch, no boring Asic algo. I'm interested.
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Given the very dogey launch of Dash with that bug that saw someone get some very large percentage coins (ghost mine) why has no one forked and relaunched?
There are a shitton of Dash forks. Imo the best is PIVX ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1262920.0). Disclosure, I'm holding. Interesting, close to top 50 market cap. Seems the total circulation is more original as well which is good since I am not a fan of this counting down with large value coins thing. See it has Zerocoin in it which is interesting since it is around the ZCoin market cap area as well Going to be hard to get that project to rise up now that Dash has gotten into top 3 and is setting up shop already They're not going into the exact same direction so I don't think they're direct competitors. |
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I'm not sure specifically but when BTC goes up, alts go down. But when BTC goes way up, it tends to bring the alts with it.
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Given the very dogey launch of Dash with that bug that saw someone get some very large percentage coins (ghost mine) why has no one forked and relaunched?
There are a shitton of Dash forks. Imo the best is PIVX ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1262920.0). Disclosure, I'm holding. |
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Sounds good except the reason freelancing sites take such big cuts - other than being greedy - is to afford aiding people using their service.
What if there's a disagreement regarding the work that was required for a job, who will investigate the dispute?
These services can't run by themselves without supervision.
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i think the 750ti is only monitoring the gpu chip power, not the full card one.. (like the RX480)
I think it's more about that smi only gets the power usage in a percentage format from the cards and calculates that using the default TDP (and modifiers) from the card's BIOS and most 750 Ti's BIOS' says the card can only use 38 or 46 watts depending on the model while all of them can pull 60 watts stock. So 50% usage on a 750 Ti will show as 19.25/38 or 23/46 watts watts instead of 30 watts. Some overclocked non-750 Ti models also have this issue but it's rare. |
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I try with maximum performance on nvidia panel but have the same issue .
Maybe it's throttling because it's too hot? Faulty fan maybe? That reminds me of, does anyone know where I could buy some fans for Gigabyte cards (970 G1, 750 Ti, 1070) other than ebay? Gigabyte told me they don't bother selling parts and that replacing fans would void the warranty... pssh.please. I could RMA them but the process takes about 2 months so no thanks to that. They don't even have to be Gigabyte (instead preferably something with ball bearing), just match the specs, size and the connections. |
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Bullshit.
1. solving google captchas are very hard (if not impossible) to reliably automatize
2. let's say it works; why would you sell a golden egg laying goose?
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