It looks like big waves of volatility will be returning in same period like last year. If you connect the dots of development in December/January is the time when some ground breaking things are set to be happening. Ethereum where it has reached will give good return. It may take time but breakout in prices is inevitable sooner or later , there we go.
speaking of big waves of scalability, here is a record in waves transaction number per day: https://blog.wavesplatform.com/waves-sets-record-for-maximum-transactions-per-day-c540c9ea92e9It's not all about scalability; otherwise, coins with the capability of handling thousands of transactions per second wouldn't be placed at 500+ rank (by marketcap) right now. Scalability might be one of Ethereum's biggest issues right now, but a coin offering better TPS than Etheruem just doesn't make it better. There are a hell lot of other factors to consider when you're trying to look at the bigger picture. |
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it can be usefull if somebody makes one Guide about "how to sell altcoins". I tried several differents (Raven, Bytecoin, GoByte, etc...). But was not successfull when i tried to sell it on exchanges. So maybe there are something i don't understand good on this part of business  Thank you and sorry again for my poor english I'd recommend you to have a look at the table provided by CoinTelegraph.com on this page: https://cointelegraph.com/ethereum-for-beginners/how-to-sell-ethereum-guide-for-beginnersBTW, what's your electricity cost (per kWh)? |
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i lost 10k Rai on VPS AWS last year . suck !  Wow, that's about $20,000 of today. One suggestion for you; in crypto, chances like these appear every day. Forget the past and focus on future, mate! |
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i have watchdog error (opencl call) with claymore
while ETH miner works fine
why?
i love claymore because os less power usage but watchdog error kill me
As far as I can guess, you're either trying to overclock too much or trying to undervolt too much. Adjust your overclocking/undervolting numbers till your GPUs are in the position of handling the work with stability. Are you using Claymore's integrated options or trying to use some driver for that? |
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New Zealand doing good there they are near to win, but Pakistan team also doing good attacking bowling the new Zealand already 72/2 in 12 over and I am going to bet on New Zealand because they they have big hitter with them.
Looks like you lost your bet mate  Pakistani bowlers defended the total exceptionally at the very end. Ross Taylor should've somehow managed to get those runs with the required run rate, he's probably the senior-most player of the team and still looked unconfident in his batting. |
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^ lfc ?fell off list?
In a sig campaign - can’t wear one atm. 0.01 BTC a week, I know it’s not a lot but money is money! 0.01 gonna be worth alot in the FUTURE Exactly! 0.01 BTC/week = $10,000/week when bitcoin will be worth a million dollar each. |
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A little Halloween's spooky pump & dump plan in action... BTW, I'm not sure who the hell would dare to short bitcoin at the "perfect" support which has been repeatedly tested in the past 9 months.  |
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After a few good performances during the initial matches, the West Indies team is back to their usual state. They lost the match by a massive 224 runs!!! Correct me if I am wrong, but I don't think that even teams like Afghanistan or Ireland have lost against India by this much margin.
Well, the West Indies' batting totally collapsed today. Except for the captain, Jason Holder, nobody crossed 20 runs. However, the performance of West Indies has remained quite volatile in the past few months, I'd not be surprised if they give India a very tough time in the next match as it'll be the series-decider match. West Indies can no longer win the series, but they can work hard to get the series draw with 2-2. |
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Is there any collaboration between Hush Team and Komodo Team?
Hush 2.0 is protected with Komodo's delayed proof-of-work (dPoW), which keeps it protected against 51% attacks and double spends. @jl777c does follow the progress of Hush all the time at Hush's official discord. Other than this, I'm not aware of any collaboration between Hush and Komodo. I still own Hush since last year
#MeToo |
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Yet another scam of the world crypto oyster is a scam ... the dev sold for $ 300,000 of Prl and ran away with the money ...
It has not been proven that it is a scam.All we know is that there was a big in the smart contract and it was exploited.The team has put out a blog explaining it. The rest of the team is trying to make things better, but it'll take a hell lot of work. A tweet that illustrates what the founder (main/anonymous developer) exactly did:  Huh... |
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Source, please? It's a bit surprising for me to see that South Asian countries have little to no percentage share in that graph. |
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The matter is simple, if you believe that altcoins will once again grow and give a good earnings, then just mine further without looking at the cost of electricity.
Really? Why not just "buy" the coins directly instead of "paying more" for their electric bill of mining? |
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Bitcoin mining is actually pushing people towards green energy. The miners are always in search of more efficient energy to fuel up their mining machines, which slowly (but surely) pushes them towards the most efficient available energy choice. |
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October should have been a bad month but it wasn’t.
Hmmmm... There are still two solid days left in October. |
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anybody know what is causing this huge dump??
"huge"?!? |
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I've been following the updates and announcements of Nexo for a while, but I've got a feeling that Nexo will eventually go completely bankrupt:
Nexo provides mostly upto 50% fiat-value of the deposited crypto; imagine the worth of deposited crypto goes down by 50% - that'll leave Nexo with a loss. Imagine that this continues for a while, Nexo will eventually be left with no cent in their bank and get bankrupt. Risky.
Hi  Ok i also thought the same when first looking at Nexo. 50% drop in crypto price = loss Thing is the drop has to be 50% from today and sustained for over a year on all top coins and at the same time no one pays back any loans with interest. This is a very unlikely scenario imo crypto has to die for Nexo to fail. (different coins have a LTV loan to value ratio) On the plus side, what if crypto do not go much lower but crypto goes up in value, Nexo will become a big hitter, top 10 coin very quickly. Also Credissimo have been doing similar loans for over a decade, they know how this market works. Well, Nexo might not be in loss right now because back in December/January, taking a loan wasn't this easy. Imagine if they had crazily provided loans at the rate of $10,000 per bitcoin deposited when bitcoin (nearly) touched $20,000, Nexo would have been in a good loss by now. IMO, crypto is still pretty young and can become extremely volatile again in the future; Nexo needs to be very careful with their maximum collateral coverage ratio. |
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