Hello,
I want to ask what is better Solo mining in my own built node and Private pool or Public solo mining pool something like solopool.org , how much effect public pools have on my solo mining efforts to mine any coin specially if there's a competition in the same pool , other pool with higher hashrate on the same pool ?
The total hashrate of the pool doesn't count, because only YOUR own shares can actually find you a block and pay you for it. The hashrate of others doesn't count, there is no "competition". The more hashrate you own yourself, means the more shares you send, so the more likely you are to find a block. That's the only thing that counts: what others do on their side will never concern you in solo mining. To answer your question, it's best to use an honest solo pool that has been paying its users for a long time: -solo ckpool -viabtc -kano This doesn't really change anything compared to building your own pool, but at least with one of this 3 solo pool you'll be sure that from a technical point of view everything's ok, and you won't risk investing energy, time and hope, for nothing. |
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Si les américains mentent pour couvrir un crime de guerre de leur allié, ils n'auront plus aucune légitimité sur la scène internationale pour faire la leçon à la Russie, à la Chine ou à n'importe quel pays, si on découvre la vérité. Le monde pourrait rapidement basculer dans un chaos international.
Tu les trouves légitimes actuellement ? Les Américains mentent pour couvrir leurs crimes de guerre depuis des décennies, perso ça ne me choquerait pas des masses qu'ils mentent pour autrui aussi. Money is money, tant qu´ils y ont un intérêt, rien ne les effraient. Pourquoi un chaos ? Les USA ne sont déjà plus crédibles pour les 2/3 de la planète, ça changerait rien. |
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Bonjour, après quelques mois, je vous propose un petit up de ce sujet, notre boutique en ligne accepte maintenant l'ETH network et BNB (smart chain network et Beacon chain network). Nous proposons des décoration automobiles anciennes, rallye et VHC. A bientôt. Je vous laisse un lien vers l'accueil de notre magasin. https://adhesif-auto.comTiens, c'est marrant ça, d'accepter ETH mais pas BTC. Est-ce à cause des frais ? Autant BNB les frais sont faibles, donc je comprends, mais ETH a des frais très hauts aussi. Du coup pourquoi ne pas proposer BTC aussi ? Vous vous privez d'une bonne partie du peu de clientèle qui utilise des cryptos, non ? |
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46 - iwantmyhomepaidwithbtc2
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Mais on peut certainement s'assurer en privé auprès d'une assurance ? Quelqu'un en a-t-il fait l'expérience ?
Perso, je bénéficie de la sécu nationale de mon pays de résidence. J'ai aussi une assurance santé privée Allianz en plus, qui me sert quand je voyage ou que je suis à l'étranger hors UE longtemps. C'est très cher, je suis jeune et (presque) en bonne santé, et je paie une fortune. J’espère que ça sera moins violent financièrement dans ton cas. Ta situation est particulière, je peux te conseiller 2 choses si tu ne trouves pas de réponse ici : -Demande sur Reddit r/France. tu auras des réponses plus nombreuses et ils sont en général très forts quand il s'agit de trucs administratifs : https://www.reddit.com/r/France-Demande auprès des associations pour travailleurs frontaliers, il y en a dans les villes près de la frontière suisse côte français, ils sauront te rediriger vers des assureurs compétents, même si tu n'es pas un "travailleur" frontalier |
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Prediction 2: $27,113.59
bech32 address:
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I seriously doubt that there is a high interest among those who own bitcoin to use it to purchase an expensive car like a Ferrari. Well, not many people buy Ferrari in general (they sell 10-15k cars per year which is nothing compared to let's say Toyota who sells 10 million) but there's still decent amount of nouveau riche crypto millionaires who like to flex with expensive cars so there will be some interest. I agree with that. Especially since these cars are like some work of art, and could allow some people to get around taxes and optimize their tax situation. It's easy to imagine buying Ferraris in BTC and reselling the said vehicle shortly afterwards, as a way to cash out BTC and minimize taxes (in some countries, this can be done without too much difficulty). I think Ferrari is aware of this type of customers too, and that they're not naive. Money is money, and a market is a market. |
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Sherbet username: ilovebtc
Prediction: $27,100.50
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All looks good from here, not seeing any issues. Did you receive an error?
No, nothing in particular, just that "this website is not reachable". I've just tested it again and it's just loading endlessly. Still not working here, I will try with a VPN later to check
--EDIT-- Strange, still looks good for me. You could try a traceroute (or tracert) to bpip.org to see where the hops stop, they'll stop before reaching bpip.org due to firewalls or filters (under normal conditions), but it can sometimes give an idea how far the packets are getting. (assuming they are being dropped somewhere...)
Thank you ! I haven't even had time to test with traceroute, it's working normally again right now. |
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Bpip.org is down from my side
I tried to access it with Firefox and Chromium, same issue.
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For those who use Telegram, I can recommend joining the official channel. I find it the best way to never miss a new article. https://t.me/unijoin |
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There are several threads here that carry on with the same idea of building miners but today using chips from Bitfury and Bitmain.
But somehow, is this viable? Can you name any of these topics that exist today? Yes it is. Gekkoscience products, or DIY Bitaxe for example Bitaxe project : Experimental BM1387 mining hardwareThe bitaxeUltra: Open source Bitcoin miner based on the BM1366 ASIChttps://github.com/skot/bitaxeYou can check Gekkoscience R909, R606. Newpac, Compac F, which are all based on Bitmain's ASICs. There are also other promising DIY Asics projects on the forum, but less accomplished for the moment. Of course, the aim is not to compete with an S19 or with the last Whatsminer, but to offer DIY and open source alternatives products to hobby and home miners. |
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"Les miners doivent résoudre un problème mathématique complexe..." Non, il faut arrêter avec ça, tout le monde l'écrit partout et c'est faux. Il n'y a pas de problème mathématique complexe à résoudre. Miner c'est "hasher". et hasher revient plus à tenter de bruteforcer quelque chose. |
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Hi everyone, I need a cloud mining service that is reliable, safe, and actually pays out. Can anyone recommend one, even if it's a paid service?
As mentioned above, there's no such thing. There's every chance you'll get scammed with cloud mining. Maybe you should do some researches about ASIC hosting, there are serious companies offering it. But you need to understand exactly what you're doing, otherwise you risk to lose some funds. |
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--snip--
Though this thing is more like an attack on Bitcoin, because Bitcoin has another goal, that is to stand against the capitalism, but now it has turned into a mini capitalism of it's own, the irony.😉
I agree that this could be an attack on BTC, Wikileaks has given BTC a lot of publicity in the past, and many bitcoiners (including Satoshi) at this time have been afraid of the potential press fallout and the spotlight on BTC for biased reasons. Fortunately, Bitcoin has since taken a good seat and this time it's less worrying, I think. On the other hand, I don't think BTC is profoundly anti-capitalist. I tend to agree with the author of this article from Unijoin's blog: Pro-capitalism. The White Paper stresses Bitcoin’s advantages to commerce and merchants as a free-enterprise payment system. Peer-to-peer transfer is a pure expression of the free market, with no intervention. Source : https://unijoin.medium.com/satoshis-politically-neutral-views-b0d1555401b7 |
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Next buy: Monday Oct 23, 2023 : Want to trade, please contact me.
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I'm genuinely interested in learning from your experience. Could you please share the advanced techniques and strategies you've employed to tackle the growing challenges of increasing difficulty and competition in Bitcoin mining? How have these approaches helped you maximize the profitability and sustainability of your mining operation? Your insights could be valuable for others looking to enhance their knowledge in this area, Like I am.
Assuming that your country's mining laws and regulations are ok, you'll still need to : -Have access to cheap electricity -Have access to contracts that deliver sufficient electricity volume -Have a safe and protected location -Understand the air circulation in your location -Having a trusted board repairer nearby -Having a trusted ASICs reseller -Choose a pool that shares tx fees to miners Apart from these points, which for me are the basics for starting an operation, I don't see what strategy you want to "choose" ?. Choose your algo/asics, your coin, and just mine. |
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