Seeing some of the analyzes that exist for BTT, I came across this one that I find interesting, because for the trader he says that the bearish trend has ended for him and that a recovery of the price for MTB will begin, he does so using the Elliot wave, in this case says that the movement can be generated:


Source: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTTUSD/nTR6o4t7-BTT-Elliott-wave-projection/

If the beginning of the third wave occurs, it is likely that despite all the movement of BTC it is something very unusual for BTT to rise, but everything is possible in crypto, will the bulls of BTT have considered such a movement?

I'm pretty sure he's talking about Caleb, the Chia farm build Youtuber. He specifically said he didn't buy the cards at MSRP. He paid over 2x MSRP for the cards, around $800 each.

https://youtu.be/scnSaXDREYA?t=220

Yeah. Get Elon on here

I'm with you. Plotting 7TB a day with the expectation of solo mining a block is not sustainable, even if hard drives were available. In reality for most farmers, solo mining was a realistic option for the first month after launch. Once HPOOL came online the net space growth rate was unmanageable in trying to just keep up. We really need the official pool ASAP.

https://www.chiaexplorer.com/charts/netspace

You expect me to believe this? There are many images like this on Reddit that have been edited, those with 200TB can't even solve a block and the few lucky ones I see are those that have 30TB to 50TB but you are showing image of GIG HDD size? Stop deceiving

BitTorrent is the one that catches my eye the most...

I plan to buy several tens of thousands of BTT if the price continues to go down because I am confident in the potential of this token in the future.

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btw, There is one thing that makes me curious, yesterday I sent Tron to an exchange wallet and got a little BTT, why is this happening, can anyone explain?

From what I'm reading, you should be due soon.  I am sure that the "days to win" is not cut in stone, right?  I like the analogy that it's like printing bingo cards.  The more bingo cards you print, the better your odds of winning.  And I'm guessing, that the math probably works out over the long term, so if it says every 15 days you should win, you could hit three blocks back to back on day 45 and that 15 days to win still holds true, does that make sense? 

At 60TB you've got the biggest farm of anybody I've talked to, sure would appreciate your feedback if/when you do win a block.  It would be curious to see how that looks.

Also, again as I understand it, it's not about having the drive space - I think you have to have that much plotting done.  So it's not like saying 60TB of space, we need to say 60TB of "plotted" space.  And from what I've read, it seems some people don't seem to understand that.  But that's my take on it. 

Following this one with great curiosity. 

Iv'e been plotting for about a month. Started about a week after launch and currently at 60TB with no XCH farmed, but it's all good. Started slowly at first and ramped it up about two weeks ago with my new Desktop 3960X Threadripper build. I'm already at capacity after scavenging all the unused storage I had and even my NAS. New high capacity HDD are OOS or too expensive, so I'm ready to go and looking forward to pooling which should be released soon.

The fact is Chia has been in development since 2018 and the development team has always been very transparent with the project. If you go on YouTube you will see numerous interviews going back years that were given to various tech outlets discussing the project status. The testnet lasted several months prior to launch and anyone that had been following could participate. It's also true that the mainet launch was announced well in advance, so that anyone that was following the project and wanted to participate could have done so. Many early adopters did and now they have been heavily rewarded for it. Regarding the Chia foundation fund allocation, the fact is development teams to launch a project on the scale of Chia cost money and the foundation is governed by strict rules as to how it is spent, which no different than many other successful projects in the Crypto space.

https://www.coindesk.com/5-takeaways-from-chia-networks-new-white-paper

A few weeks back I checked on my old Tokyocoin wallet and was surprised that it is actually syncing. I never thought that after all these years of not hearing anything from it I am suddenly seeing that coin alive and staking. My only concern is about the so called bootstrap I saw in the telegram chat. Will the developer be able to guarantee that this is a safe file? My win 10 computer keeps on blocking the download. What is it for if I already have the original wallet up and running?

Chia isn't the true definitely of green energy mining, the only coin that's worth calling green energy is helium hotspot miners, way much better and energy efficiency than chia coin I've changed my mind on building rigs for chia coin I'm better off with GPU mining

I'm building a chia mining farm already but still haven't plot anything because I heard pools are already around the corner, also a popular youtuber named Caleb have hired some experts to build chia pool together, once pools are online I will start plotting

no discord,no telegram,no whatsapp,no IRC, no other CHAT, no community, after 2 months was added over 2 500 000 TB, very weird= burstcoin community is more bigger, mining look very weird...... im tried it
NO POOL....only few big players here .... in whitepaper no info about how it work ...    DRIVE turning or what?

very weird toxic coin

can someone help me clarify something? i don't really understand the resource allocation when plotting.
so for example i have:
ryzen 7 5800X 8core / 16threads
2x Corsair mp600 2TB (4TB together)
32 GB ram 3600mhz

what is the optimum settings to plot parallel?
how many plots, how much number of threads used for one plot, RAM max usage MiB

i read someone is ploting 10-14 plots at once...how so?

thank you in advance