That's not how this works.

Each transaction taking 20 transactions are not additive. You can send however many transaction you want, they'll be confirmed in 20 blocks from the time you have sent them so if you send a lot, all of them will get confirmed at the same time.

There's TabTrader but it doesn't support tiny exchanges so Veritaseum can't be tracked with it afaik.

No, it's just the last block was found about 5 and a half hours ago...

The difficulty is too high compared to the hashrate miners are throwing at it even though it only has 26% of Bitcoin's difficulty due to the inbuilt difficulty decrease if blocks are rarely found... Which will further reduce the difficulty making the coins that much more susceptible to 51% attacks...

Yeah, if someone's scammy enough to resell a private miner they're probably the same kind of people to put a malware in it.

And people who would buy a stolen miner would probably the kind of people who easily fall victim to malwares

I'm guessing you're using AMD hardware (there are no BIOS mods for modern nvidia afaik) in which case you should probably forget most of what I said and wait for an AMD miner's response.  

I'm not a master at overclocking and I only ever mined with Nvidia hardware but here's what I know:

Every card have different limits so you either use different speeds for each cards or use the lowest OC in a rig for all the cards.

And then different algos have different levels of overclockability - as it were - as they use cards differently. For example, you could get +300 Mhz core on some algos with no problem which would instantly crash on others. So if you mine different algos you also have to use the lowest OC.

And some algos prefer core clock, some prefer memory clock OC. And since the cards are handling power pretty intelligently, for some algos it's beneficial if you downclock the memory so the card can allocate more power to core therefore boost higher. Rarely it's the opposite.

Also wirth noting that memory modules can get really hot (95+°C)  on some cards mining memory heavy algos such as Eth (source). Which you can't see with software as there are no temp sensors there usually. But with the right hardware you can see for yourself.

And while we're at temps the voltage regulation modules also can get super hot if cards are overvolted. And some models have very poor VRM cooling.

Also, an overclock might look stable, in reality it might not be and it will take a couple of hours or even days for the card to crash.



Efficiency is more important these days so reducing power limit and just letting the card boost as high as it does with a mild OC is the safest bet and figuring out the maximum before crashing levels of OC just doesn't worth the effort - especially for multiple rigs.

My recommendation is to just set a mild OC across rigs and if cards crash in a day or two decrease the OC (and if it always happen to the same cards, note them and downclock only those) and if not, then you can increase the OC.

If you like gambling with scams.

Blockheight: 505218

First block mined: 2015-06-09

So why the new thread?

Pretty much.

Examples:
https://poloniex.com/support/api/
https://yobit.net/en/api/

Coinmarketcap also have their own free API: https://coinmarketcap.com/api/

They're free as they are just tiny bits of information in a simple format, just don't request data too frequently, like every few seconds.

These cards finnally have double ball bearing fans. They should last a very long time, unlike previous Gigabyte cards.

I had several 970 and 1070 G1 Gaming cards and they all had crappy sleeve bearing fans that mostly died in about 6 months on the 1070s and about a year and a half on the 970s. Yeah, the 1070s had the worse fans.

Because people don't care. They just want a spin on the big shiny ICO slotmachine.

Ever since Bitcoin really took off this year it attracted a lot of lazy people who couldn't care less about crypto, they're just here chasing the gold rush in their own way.

Pre-ICOs and bonuses are marketing tricks trying to create exclusivity and a sense of urge that if you don't invest now you might miss the suggested quick profits.

People who do get in early and talk about it create an avalance of people rushing to get in as well.


It's basically the lower end, slimy online casino and gambling site level of marketing which fits nicely because ICOs are a form of gambling.

The thermal max is not for 0-24h use. In fact these cards start to throttle at 84°C which is still not what you want 0-24.

You also can't set a thermal limit on them thanks to GPU Boost 3... At least I couldn't with whatever I tried. Try setting it to 60°C and see if it throttles down to around it. Hint: it won't.


I have the same cards but I only run them at 60% TDP (180 watts) and I do have like 12 cm of space in between them. But they're never go beyond 70°C even if the air tempreture is over 40°C. They're mostly in the 60's.

Apparently no speed increase came out of it for mining and it can be even slower, as per Epsylon3:

There are freely available APIs usually.

For example Bittrex's API page: https://bittrex.com/home/api

And they probably also use block explorer APIs to get numbers like supply.

Forks, forks and network bloat everywhere.

I much rather prefer storing my private keys obscured (changing or adding a few letters and numbers) hidden in a file and encrypted multiple times and uploaded to various services only you have access to.

If your house burns down or if someone gets a hold of your USB stick and realizes what's on it you're screwed.

I can't help you there but what I do know is that you do not want to mine algos that already have ASICs. All the coins you mentioned have ASICs which are super efficient.

You should probably aim to mine CPU-only or GPU-only coins.

Comparing to ICOs is not much of a standard.

Fact: you don't/can't know for sure how much the devs have, how much they picked up for basically free or even if they're part of the original devs who scammed people or not. This is not an accusation, but you can't possibly know.

The price will get pumped, sure, but the origin of the coin is a disability that'll never go away - which is my main point. But you guys seem to be proud of it for some weird reason.


Anyway, I ran these rounds with you before and basically what it all boils down to is that we have vastly different priorities when it comes to judging cryptos.

I don't want it forked per se, but if it works a fair fork would show how much the tech is really worth. Should have worded it better.

The coin will never get rid of the scamcoin stink just like Dash with its instamine.