I will give you 9.. no wait, you know what! I'll give you 9.5 LEAF!
what have you been smoking? you can get one of these new right now for 5.64 btc oh well - it's your money |
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Anyone receive the "L-Blade" Yet?
30M or 15M?
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not sure I understand the pricing
are you saying 10 x 1.2 MH for $997 ??
The order total is both the original order amount (original specs of blizzard) along with the upgrade amount (new specs of blizzard). I know order 680 has shipped, as that was a friend of mine, so mine should ship today or tomorrow. I still don't understand what the price is? are you asking for bids? please decode for us mortals who are unable to reading minds: LOL thanks I'd consider any bid over $1800 for the lot.  Just to be extremely clear, it's 10 Zeus Blizzards in total with an additional 60 days of 15Mh/s cloudmining in Zeusminer's cloud setup starting in July. at $1,800 no can do - I'd go $125/mh and offer $1,500 and if there are no bids get back to me. but $150/mh is too rich for my blood based on prices falling weekly. good luck regardless. |
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not sure I understand the pricing
are you saying 10 x 1.2 MH for $997 ??
The order total is both the original order amount (original specs of blizzard) along with the upgrade amount (new specs of blizzard). I know order 680 has shipped, as that was a friend of mine, so mine should ship today or tomorrow. I still don't understand what the price is? are you asking for bids? please decode for us mortals who are unable to reading minds: LOL thanks |
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not sure I understand the pricing
are you saying 10 x 1.2 MH for $997 ??
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Keep up the good work Marc - it was nice chatting with you this weekend and getting some insight into the development progress. I will send you a link to that other thread where someone from this forum wants to come visit. |
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I noticed all the bigger Asics coming online recently, and also all coin values seemed to drop. Im curious as to how long it will take to correct itself...you know, Harder to mine therefor price should go up. Anyone care to shed some light on this?
it's less costly to mine with new miners (something that is easier to get usually costs less) it will never correct itself - altcoin prices will continue to decrease. on the flip side there are more miners entering the market and along with them comes their financial resources which will help coin prices since there will be more competition for the available coins. |
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I'm possibly in - where is the server based (what country) pm me details and I'll give you some hash |
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How to solo mining using linux?
Please post step by step to do it and mention what linux to be prefer if its must run in specific one.
Mod: Please move to right subforum if its not the place to ask
it's not difficult. first you have to install a wallet on one of the computer on your 'network' or the computer you;re solo mining from. then let it update (download the block chain) then create a 'coinname'.conf file with a listening port setup (this varies per coin) and a list of the ip addresses allowed to access the wallet on that port and also set: deamon=1 server=1 set a rpcusername and rpcpassword in that file also for authentication fire up your wallet then set your miner to point to " http://nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn:rpcport set in the conf file" username : "whatever you set in the conf file" password : "whatever you set in the conf file" no tcp/stratum stuff here - access is all via http on the local network |
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something that has baffled me is how do I get a payout from a pool if the pool has not found a block in let's say 'the last hour', but yet block times are shown as roughly four minutes
I'm a member of a dogepool and I'm consistently getting payouts
are they sharing the found block with all of the pother pools?
I ask because I'm thinking about setting my my own private pool for myself and a few friends so that we don't have to pay any fees and for a coin like dogecoin I'm wondering if I can go it alone with my 100 mh?
thanks in advance for your answers
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not exactly - rabbit does do some profit switching
I'm not an advocate for them - just seeking the best return and would switch in a NYC minute if I thought you guys would provide me a better yield and I'm doubling my hash rates this week too.
I'm not terribly familiar with them, but from what I can tell from just a cursory glance (please point out if I'm wrong), they do profit switching, but they keep the profits. They're profit-switching to mine the best coin, but paying miners with straight LTC PPS (as if you were mining LTC directly). My guess is this is how they're able to run a PPS pool with 2% fees. I don't have the link here, but if memory serves me correctly, a straight PPS pool has a good chance (>50%) of going bankrupt if fees are less than 4-5%. Edit: Found the link, http://arxiv.org/pdf/1112.4980.pdf, see Appendix C, "Safety Nets for PPS Pools". Was written for Bitcoin, but the math applies for LTC/others. well - they've been around for quite a bit of time and what's really nice is that they offer this: https://www.ltcrabbit.com/index.php?page=os which made it a snap for me to start with them before I started switching to asics. thanks for the info - I'll be keeping an eye on your pool although I'm not a fan of once per days payout and do like to often arb my coins instead of going right to btc, but thanks much! |
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r it's hard for me to want to bring my hash anywhere other than ltcrabbit when I'm consistently making about .00265/mh day in and day out. I've got over 100mh and little differences add up over the course of a week or a month. I wish there were a historical simulator that would allow me to plug in hash rate a date in the past and have the simulator plug in ltc price, btc price and difficulty to see what the difference would be in terms of actual yield. Absolutely understand, each person does what they think is best, I'm certainly not going to tell you you're wrong You're just trading the variance that a profit-switching pool offers. Instead of some days at 110%, and some days at 90%, you're getting every day at 98% (2% fee on LTCRabbit), you'll get this with any PPS pool not exactly - rabbit does do some profit switching I'm not an advocate for them - just seeking the best return and would switch in a NYC minute if I thought you guys would provide me a better yield and I'm doubling my hash rates this week too. and you guys guys do charge 2% also |
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it's hard for me to want to bring my hash anywhere other than ltcrabbit when I'm consistently making about .00265/mh day in and day out. I've got over 100mh and little differences add up over the course of a week or a month. I wish there were a historical simulator that would allow me to plug in hash rate a date in the past and have the simulator plug in ltc price, btc price and difficulty to see what the difference would be in terms of actual yield. |
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why the dramatic slide in revenue per mh over the past 5 days?
- Bitcoin increasing in price - Litecoin and other scrypt coins falling against bitcoin - Significant amounts of new hashing power entering the scrypt market (ASICs from innosilicon and zeus) Scrypt is basically dead for GPU miners; other algorithms are more profitable. Scrypt has come of age, and it's time for it to get dominated by ASIC equipment and have Litecoin take it's proper place as king of scrypt  . well with the exception of bitcoin's price rising no seminal event has occurred in the last 5 days |
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why the dramatic slide in revenue per mh over the past 5 days?
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Are there any plans for CM to support X11?
Or perhaps a separate X11 CM pool?  Guys, I'm sure Terk has his plans. Please wait for his official confirmation, but don't pester them with questions. I don't think that clever is so clever - I ran my hash through them for 24 hours and a ltc pool I use that's also 'clever' outperformed them Variance. As you might see, the altcoin market is lacking extremely profitable coins, and we are mostly on LTC due to that. Also, since CM has a lower hashrate compared to other huge LTC pools, there is more variance. I will accept that as a reasonable explanation. I have mined probably two dozen altcoins and for the most part they all have the same yield in my experience. The difference to me is where's the 'depth' in terms of being able to see them coins and clearly the startups don't have the depth. |
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Are there any plans for CM to support X11?
Or perhaps a separate X11 CM pool? Guys, I'm sure Terk has his plans. Please wait for his official confirmation, but don't pester them with questions. I don't think that clever is so clever - I ran my hash through them for 24 hours and a ltc pool I use that's also 'clever' outperformed them |
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once I get my payouts tonight I will move my miners back over - thanks Please back again after notification. Thanks. yes - and please get a us based stratum too - no need for a domain name here in teh states - an ip address would work fine. |
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Buuump
can you explain to me a newby exactly how much in btc I'd need to pay for let's says 50mh? thanks |
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once I get my payouts tonight I will move my miners back over - thanks |
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