The problems:
- Outdated miners can't be sold anymore
- They are burden to the mining farm
- No profits
- Waste of electricity
Old ASICs can (almost) always be sold, you will always find someone interested to buy old ASICs, someone not paying a lot for his electricity, or doing a specific project etc.. Maybe you'll sell it at a loss, but if you've done your calculations properly when you bought it, you're supposed to have made a profit on it before selling it. The notion of "outdated ASIC" isn't useful to me. What really matters, is the cost of your infrastructure, your kw/h cost and how much you pay for your hardware. If you're able to make a profit taking all these costs into account, no matter how old the ASICs are, profit is profit - as long as the ASICs are able to produce a stable hashrate at least. The only way to earn from them could be sharing them with the pool. For example, pool should have different section or protocol where they will use the hashing power from such outdated miners that connected to them and use that power altogether. In return hoping that we will receive fixed returns for sharing that hash power.
Not sure why... A Th/s is a Th/s, a kw/h is a kw/h. It's up to each miner to make their own calculations and forecasts, and I don't see why we should be giving gifts to those using older generations of ASICs. If a miner can no longer make a profit from certain ASICs, he's free to sell them to someone who pays less fixed costs than he does, and I don't see why that should be the problem of pool operators. |
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I happened to come across a few friends who were arguing among themselves about who could get the most out of Bitcoin for themselves, no matter what the cost. One said that he must accumulate up to 1 Bitcoin in a year, and the other said that if his fellow friend is able to accumulate one Bitcoin in a year, then he will make sure he accumulates two or three Bitcoin in that one year, the third person said he will accumulate more than 5 Bitcoin in a year, so as the fourth person. In their argument, they made Bitcoin investment look like a kind of competition where one person has to take first position (probably win a trophy 🥇🏆) against the other no matter what the situation.
I'm sure everyone will agree with you that accumulating Bitcoin is not a competition, and that there's no need to hurry in reality. However, I think your friends can benefit from this sort of "challenge" they've set up among themselves. It could help them stay the course, keep faith in BTC in times of doubt, market downturn and FUD, don't you think? What's more, as long as they don't make themselves too poor doing it so, it won't do them any harm to own several BTC in the long term  We often see people treating the accumulation of BTC as a sprint, particularly on Reddit (r/Bitcoin). I don't really know why they have this feeling of urgency, maybe they're anxious to see BTC rise to $1 million without having had time to accumulate enough, or maybe it's the limited supply that's making them anxious and impatient? In any case, those who understand the long-term potential of BTC and the real philosophical interest of a form of P2P digital currency understand very well that there is no rush to accumulate it. From a long-term perspective, I don't see how they could miss the boat, even if they're currently DCAing small amounts since yesterday. |
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L'OP est à jour maintenant  |
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28 - iwantmyhomepaidwithbtc2 Thank you OP  |
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Finally, together with one of the forum users, we have almost completed work on the creation of UniJoin custom cards.
The good news is that each of these 20 cards will find its owner through the raffle.
The card design is really cool, I can't wait to take part in this raffle! It'll make some really nice collectibles, it's a really nice initiative.
Otherwise, I've just published the French translation of your topic: 🌀 [banned mixer] - CoinJoin Mixer | Votre anonymat est notre priorité !Please let me know if anything needs to be changed |
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Auteur : UniJoinTexte original : 🌀 [banned mixer] - CoinJoin Mixer | Your Anonymity Is Our Priority!
/fr/faq][banned mixer] est un mixer de crypto-monnaies qui restaure l'anonymat de vos crypto-monnaies. UniJoin utilise CoinJoin qui permet de combiner plusieurs transactions Bitcoin en une seule avec plusieurs entrées et sorties. Cela offre haut un niveau d'anonymat et de sécurité puisqu'il devient difficile de déterminer quelle entrée correspond à quelle sortie. Comment cela fonctionne-t-il ?- Créer une nouvelle adresse de portefeuille
- Allez sur https://[banned mixer]/fr/coinjoin/btc
- Saisissez la nouvelle adresse du portefeuille que vous avez créé
- Choisir la répartition des portefeuilles et le délai d'attente
- Rejoignez l'UniPool avec des coins traçables en les déposant à partir de votre ancienne adresse
- Recevez des coins intraçables dans votre nouveau portefeuille
Questions fréquemment posées
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Le montant minimum pour mixer des bitcoins est variable, car il dépend de la valeur du BTC en dollars américains du moment. Actuellement, le montant minimum pour mélanger est de : 0,001 BTC. Si vous envoyez moins que le montant minimum pour une commande, la commande sera annulée et vous recevrez un remboursement moins les frais de transaction encourus.
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Lors de la création d'un ordre de mixage, le dépôt doit être effectué à l'adresse générée dans les 24 heures, y compris les 2 confirmations du réseau, afin que l'ordre puisse être automatiquement traité par notre système. Si vous avez envoyé les coins après 24 heures, ne vous inquiétez pas, vos fonds ne sont pas perdus (contactez notre support et joignez la lettre de garantie).
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If the respective local board is not active, perhaps you are both right about the (lack of) utility of translating these topics in your language.
babygun, however, if you are passionate about translations or if you think that one of my topics would be useful to Dutch local board, you may give it a try. After all, you can see if the new topic would get some attention from Dutch forum users. From my perspective, I have nothing against this. But, of course, it's up to you. No pressure here.
I agree, there's nothing to lose by producing these translations if he feels motivated to do so. If I may say so, not everyone who reads and browses the forum has an account. There are probably lurkers and people who will find these subjects on search engines, aren't there? I personally don't think that any translation is done for nothing, I mean if only one person has benefited from it, that's already something appreciable (from my point of view anyway). Even if it's true that most Dutch people speak English, the comfort of reading interesting and quality content in your mother tongue shouldn't be underestimated. |
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Well, the structure of your text makes it a bit unreadable in my opinion.
Couldn't it all boil down to educating yourself on the subject and understanding in depth what you're getting into?
I don't see how that's any different from any other form of investment, to be honest. As long as you're aware of the risks involved, and understand the subject in depth, it's all a matter of personal decision. Not everyone needs to be "embrace discomfort" to invest in BTC, others are willing to, it's a case by case basis... I don't think it can be used as universal advice.
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Guten Morgen zusammen.
It's an interesting idea, but wouldn't that risk increasing the number of shares in the event of a block and thus dividing the reward among too many? In that case, I imagine that you'd have to estimate how many BTC your 195th contribution is worth in order to divide the reward. Because, logically, if you almost double the hashrate, I imagine you'd want half the reward? I don't think anyone here would agree with that.  |
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Hello @Joker_josue, I just notice that searching talkimg on google for the first time doesn’t gave the exact website as result on seach. It happened to me when I try to search talkimg on my new device. I check carefully the url so I’m sure it’s correct. The only time I manage to search the website is when I visit by using the forum links that you provide on this ann thread.
Is this some SEO issue?
This is yet another good reason to use DuckDuckGo instead of Google. It respects your privacy and will give you results without modifying your search. (and if you need google results, just add " !g" at the end of your search for example, the !Bang system is great if you have this search engine as your default search engine)  |
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Sinbad OP doesn't say how many posts I'm allowed each day. What's the maximum x posts I'm allowed for count towards payment? Where's the rules for daily posting I don't want to break it next week. You should pay remaining 8 posts for W39.
There isn't necessarily a written rule on the subject but if you put yourself in the shoes of the campaign manager, you'll understand that burstposting is not desirable (in some campaigns it's even mentioned in the rules that it's forbidden). I'm not saying that's what you're doing, let's be clear about this, I just want to illustrate that from the point of view of the manager and the project, someone who posts quality is required, but also quantity, and with a regular frequency over the week. You're paid to give the project a good image thanks to your personality on the forum and your knowledge, as well as for advertising some links through your profile's signature. It's in the interests of those who pay you that you don't post all your messages in a few hours or 2 days, but rather regularly throughout the week. This gives greater visibility to the project you're promoting, and shows a form of personal involvement from the said forum user. Sorry to say this, but I think this is the last statement I ever expected anybody to come public here to say, because it clearly just show your lack of knowledge how this forum work, by coming here to say a campaign manager must pay you your remaining 8 post for W39. Lolz!! It's kind of funny.. But on a serious note, if you could have a look at the campaign spreadsheets, you will see that there is a column for both "Total post", "Post Denied" and "Eligible Post", which the campaign manager has the right to deny any post he/she feels add no value to the forum discussion.
I just see this as an attempt to improve himself. It's always best to ask the questions that are bothering you, don't you think? There's no such thing as a stupid question when it comes to money. I think the fact that he doesn't know all the rules of the forum, even the implicit ones, is rather positive, as it proves that he didn't join the forum just to take advantage of the signature campaigns, and that he's not an alt of anyone. |
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Auteur : GazetaBitcoinTexte original : The Crypto Anarchist Manifesto - We all should read it
Dans la lignée du topic de bitmover, un autre texte devant être lu absolument est Le Manifeste Crypto-Anarchiste, écrit par Tim May. L'essai a été rendu public pour la première fois en 1988 (4 ans avant l'article d'Eric Hughes Un Manifeste Cypherpunk), à la conférence Crypto '88 et décrit la vision extraordinaire de Tim May sur certains aspects qui sont devenus réels 30 ans plus tard. Ce texte explique comment la technologie basée sur la cryptographie et les systèmes de réputation va changer le monde tel que nous le connaissons, notamment en ce qui concerne la gouvernance, les impôts ou le contrôle économique : "La technologie informatique est sur le point de permettre aux individus et aux groupes de communiquer et d'interagir les uns avec les autres de manière totalement anonyme. Deux personnes peuvent échanger des messages, faire des affaires et négocier des contrats électroniques sans jamais connaître le véritable nom ou l'identité légale de l'autre. Les interactions sur les réseaux seront intraçables, grâce au réacheminement étendu de paquets cryptés et à des boîtes inviolables qui mettent en œuvre des protocoles cryptographiques avec une assurance presque parfaite contre toute falsification. Les réputations seront d'une importance capitale, bien plus importantes dans les transactions que les notations de crédit d'aujourd'hui. Ces développements modifieront complètement la nature de la réglementation gouvernementale, la capacité de taxer et de contrôler les interactions économiques, la capacité de garder les informations secrètes et modifieront même la nature de la confiance et de la réputation.". La vision de May est appréciée dans le domaine de la cryptographie, tout comme la vision de Jules Verne dans le domaine de la science-fiction. En si peu de mots, il a anticipé tant de développements technologiques actuels, tels que les contrats intelligents, Tor, la technologie Bitcoin ou le système de réputation (utilisé, par exemple, sur BitcoinTalk comme les systèmes Merit et Trust). La référence au "Véritable nom" pourrait s'inspirer du roman de Vernor Vinge " True Names" (1981), qui est une véritable œuvre d'art. Il a également prévu l'apparition de marchés noirs et la lutte des gouvernements pour empêcher l'information de parvenir aux citoyens : "L'État tentera bien sûr de ralentir ou d'arrêter la diffusion de cette technologie, en invoquant des problèmes de sécurité nationale, l'utilisation de la technologie par les trafiquants de drogue et les fraudeurs fiscaux, et la crainte d'une désintégration de la société. Nombre de ces préoccupations seront valables ; la crypto-anarchie permettra aux secrets nationaux d'être échangés librement et aux matériaux illicites et volés d'être échangés. Un marché informatisé anonyme rendra même possible des marchés odieux pour les assassinats et les extorsions. Divers criminels seront des utilisateurs actifs de CryptoNet. Mais cela n'arrêtera pas la propagation de l'anarchie cryptographique.". L'essai se termine par "Levez-vous, vous n'avez rien d’autre à perdre que vos barrières !". Les barrières avec du fil de fer barbelé sont bien connues des Américains. Elles font partie de leur histoire : les territoires de l'Ouest étaient bordés de fils barbelés et les cow-boys, qui avides de liberté, coupaient les fils. C'est un appel à lutter contre la corruption et l'oppression des gouvernements, et contre les efforts des agences secrètes pour étouffer l'information. Nous devons tous poursuivre le travail des Cypherpunks et lutter pour la liberté ! |
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I watched the Tik Tok video linked in the article about this guy.
In the video, we can see his Nicehash page showing "8$ per day revenue". Does-it mean that the guy is not paying electricity at all nor a possible solar installation ?
His 8$ per day are not real until he has hit the ROI point. If he paid 2k for his S19, it will take some time.
And about the comment saying "if you had 10 antminers, you could earn 80 per day?" and the guy answering "Correct", it is a little bit naive. His electrical installation should be able to handle 30 kw constantly first, and he should also hit ROI as I said before.
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You can check with ZeusBTC but they often have minimum orders of X units, they rarely accept orders for 1 unit but we never know, it cost nothing to ask them.
Otherwise on Ebay, you have buyer protection and you can be generally safe by choosing your seller correctly.
Or you can always post an ad here on the forum and go through a reputable escrow.
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It's an interesting project and it looks promising! Thanks for sharing it OP I really like the page dedicated to creating a paper wallet ( https://getcryptoaddress.github.io/paper-wallet-editor/), it's cool that you can at least add your own text ! However, before using it seriously and sending funds to such a wallet, I'm going to wait for someone knowledgeable on the forum to confirm that the code is ok. You can never be too careful |
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Prediction 1: $29,451.11
bech32 address: redacted
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I am confirming that I have received the loan of USDC. Thank you ! |
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Message: Please send collateral to 0xd2af3a1a9c567670cb01cb2aa65e29482f4b7a6f
Verification BTC wallet: bc1qe49zeuwmg8whqa26jgn5pzm6ul4fzpdccz9s4l
Signature: HwlEsyGLY9A8IlgA7lPgdipHQa7euHVQY8qCp4h9oQiKHJsrhCpYWAsz70lUIRLY30nZ78GVCXNuLzU qwspew2g=
Thank you ! 0,4 ETH sent to 0xd2af3a1a9c567670cb01cb2aa65e29482f4b7a6f TXID : 0xa00e13b40b5008e05a529bb538a156cbb8396987cfc129348c9e719a1208ce05 |
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Lol dude. The Azov battalion is recognized by the US Congress as neo-Nazi, extremist and anti-Semitic, parliamentarians called it a "disgusting Nazi formation", while it is quite officially part of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The main national hero of Ukraine, Bandera, is a Nazi, and in honor of him, thousands of marches on Khreshchatyk were held and fifty streets were named. The universal password-greeting of Ukrainians "Glory to Ukraine, glory to the heroes" - is rooted in the far-right nationalist organization OUN and this is only a slightly modified password-greeting of the Third Reich "Heil Hitler, Sieg Heil". What more proof do you need?
There could be 100,000 neo-Nazis in Ukraine and it wouldn't change the problem, to be honest. It's rather those who invade their neighbours, kill, rape and kidnap civilians who are the actual Nazis, don't you think? And you know what's even worse than degenerate, out-of-touch Nazi leaders like your Putler? The morons who are their standard-bearers and propagandists, the morons who have been shit on by this same leader for years with corruption but who continue to kiss his ass. |
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