All things you said above look like you are pointing to solo mining, all calculators out there are not for solo mining and it is not so accurate. If you are a solo miner you can get the whole block reward which is around 6.25 but if you are mining on the pool there are a few types of payment methods how the pool pays you to mine on their pool like PPS(fixed rate), PPS+ and PPLNS. If you want to know more about how they work then check this Mining pool payment methodsAnd I'd like to add this calculator which includes break-even analysis for long-term projection. - https://www.mycryptobuddy.com/BitcoinMiningCalculator |
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If it is just a normal physical coin without a sticker on the back it is not a Casascius coin and it doesn't have a value you can just keep it as a collection.
However, if it is a casascius coin like others said above you can redeem it through the guide already posted above but I suggest it would be better to redeem it after the block halving.
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My guess the wallet you talking to is the Satoshi client. Because 0.3.13 is the old version of Bitcoin-qt version 0.5. Would you mind telling us what wallet backup you have is that a protobuf format or a wallet backup with dates? About the block you talking to according to the height, I think this is the block you talking to below - https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/block/23679It was confirmed and mine then rewarded with 50BTC. However, we don't know if you own this address who receives 50BTC 1By3snzUuukxqcFsEKJUq3TriyCtB6HQ4a To confirm it you should recover the private key from your backup wallet and then import it to new wallet like Electrum. |
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Can you share the txid and txid2 here I just want to check if you are correct on giving value on vout for both TXIDs (you can share other txid with the same inputs and outputs if you don't want to share your TXIDs). And I would like you to try to change this txid = lx('tx number 1')
vout = 0
txid2 = lx('tx number 2')
vout2 = 1To this txid0 = lx('tx number 1')
vout0 = 0
txid1 = lx('tx number 2')
vout1 = 1Let see what will be the result |
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The error bad-txns-inputs-missingorspent it means that you have UTXO missing or you might be trying to spend an already spent uTXO. Check this part below txid = lx('tx number 1')
vout = 0
txid2 = lx('tx number 2')
vout2 = 1Did you add the hash of your unspent transaction under tx number 1 and 2? Can you add UTXO hash if ever you forgot to add it. And another thing don't forget to add where you want send it under txout. |
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I don't know what you mean by the dark side of Bitcoin but I don't see that Bitcoin is heaven for hackers(like the above said hackers can also do it on fiat/cash) it is just likely the same as Fiat which you can use anywhere online the difference is Bitcoin does not have physical currency compared to fiat and Bitcoin does not controlled by governments due to decentralization.
Bitcoin is just digital money only users made it to have a dark side of it.
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physical cash or fiat currency
I am so sorry , what is the difference between them , Do you mean Physical cash as gold or something.
There is no difference between them I think he just forgot to add if it's an online currency(like Debit/credit card/bank) and physical cash on hand like you said you have paper cash that is physical cash. How about buying BTC at any available Bitcoin ATM near your area there is a limit buying BTC on ATMs that do not need KYC verification. |
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If you are worried about tainted coins to use on buying gift cards on Bitrefil there is another way to buy products privately on Amazon without an account.
Have you heard of purse.io?
If not, it would be a great option to buy products available on Amazon. And they also have discount compared on buying gift cards.
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I visited the website coinbin.homes/searchbalance/ but it doesn't look like a Coinb.in but clicking the home it brings you back to the same page. However, after clicking the coinbin.homes indeed it's a clone version of Coinb.in.
It's weird on the first access on the site because they pointed you to a different page without exploring the site you will never know that there is a trap.
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What do you mean by gone is it broken or do you mean the control board is gone and only the hashboard is left? ZeusBTC is a legit site as suggested above but if you are looking for safety then why not buy directly on Bitmain? It seems they do have stocks of control boards for this unit check the link below. - https://m.bitmain.com/product/00020221202095834623fg4514yS065A |
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I never heard of HulkOS before but the image shows the wrong sensor type and then calibrate temp sensor failed. Is this only happen in chain 1 or does all hashboard have the same error? What steps that you already tried? Did you recently replace the miner with a new hashboard without a code editor or Pickit? If you already tried changing PSU as suggested above and if this is not a hardware issue then can you try dumping the PIC firmware from the other 2 known working hashboard and then flash it to this hashboard(chain 1)? Don't forget to dump the PIC firmware first from (chain 1) just in case you can revert it back to its original state. |
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hell there,
did you manage to fix the miners?
i have also 4 s19j pro and s19pros having same problem alll of sudden on a humid day when my internet disconnected for few hours and machines stopped mining and more moisture came in while their only fans were on. when i noticed i turned on the internet connection but the 3 s19 j pros didnt mine even after plenty of restart and cleaning and tried everything.
here is the current log, it either show the init failed of temp too high
If the suggestion above does not work then that's a hardware issue sometimes temp too high is due to a broken ASIC chip that needs to be replaced or a loose heatsink that needs to be attached properly. It needs a BGA HotAir blower to replace the chip or to reattach the heatsink. But if you don't have tools then it would be better to hire a technician I already posted a link above where you can find a repair center. |
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Is there any device connected to the router?
What I think is it might be an IP conflict and maybe one of your devices uses the same IP as the affected miner.
What I would like you to try is to remove all non-affected miners and other devices connected to the same router and then leave the affected miner and PC/Laptop on the same router and try to access it again.
If it didn't work replug/reboot the router and check the router if it is set to DHCP mode and then if you can access the miner set it to static and put the right IP and DNS.
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How about the brand name? Like samples Bobcat, SenseCap or Nebra use the brand name and search it on Google with a double quote like sample below The result should be the right site that includes the firmware for your hotspot miner. |
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That's a pretty cheap rate and you should make a profit on new units from Bitmain like the sample Antminer S19 XP Hydro with the current difficulty and the price of Bitcoin you can earn around $12 a day that's not stable because the price of BTC is not stable and the difficulty keeps increasing. If I were you try this calculator below that includes break-even analysis. - https://www.mycryptobuddy.com/BitcoinMiningCalculator |
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Alternatively as already suggested above I think it would be better before you send the voucher ask the buyer that your voucher is not refundable unless he has video proof that the voucher does not work. And then ask the buyer to start recording a screen video before sending the voucher until redeeming. It is much safer I guess than asking escrow to temporarily log in to buyer's account and redeem by itself. |
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It looks like there is something that blocks these peers to connect to your Bitcoin core.
You can share the debug.log here so that we can check what the cause of this issue.
Would you mind trying to disable your router's firewall and test it again?
If didn't work try to delete peers.dat but make sure to close Bitcoin core first and rerun it once the peers.dat is gone.
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Do you think it will be ok to order a batch of video cards from China for mining ?
It depends on where/what company or shop you are planning to buy these cards. Make sure you are dealing with a legit company or sellers with a warranty it won't be ok if you deal with random people in China. You can give us a link here where you plan to buy a batch of these cards. So that we can check if that company or seller is legit. |
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What exactly do you want to achieve? Are you planning to create a payment gateway where you can accept payment directly to your wallet? You can host this https://btcpayserver.org/ in your server and it is ready to use and it only requires xPub of your wallet. |
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