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Tienes risers normales x1 a x16?
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asi es, tengo 2 jalapenos de 7.5 ghz cada uno
se van por 250 usd los dos
acepto bitcoin, dogecoin, litecoin o transferencia bancaria
saludos
Sabes que un Gridseed que puede minar scrypt (a 350kh/s) y SHA-256 (a 10 GH/s) solo sale a $120? |
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I've got you all beat:
The ultimate best way to show someone bitcoin has value (and is not fake) is to take them to your mailbox when your silkroad pot arrives. Pull out your pipe right then and let your friend take the first hit. If it's some good shit, then tell your friend you bought it with bitcoin. Maybe then your friend will believe you that bitcoin has value.
No thats more of a way to put a bad spotlight on bitcoins. And not everyone who is involved with bitcoins like to smoke pot. I personally like to be productive, not lazy. Glad to see someone taking a stand against connecting bitcoins to drugs. Lots of idiots like the guy who posted that crap are part of the reason it's so hard to get people to embrace bitcoins. He's probably deeply involved in that sort of thing, and that's all he thinks about. Scum. |
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Whitecoin has huge confirmation time, it's the explanation that makes most sense.
Agreed, but with 47% of my total expected sitting in unexchanged - I'd like to hear an update from Terk if possible. Immature: 0.008 Unexchanged: 0.022 Ready to Pay: 0.017 It's actually been some time since we heard from him. Maybe he's just enjoying his easter holidays, give him a day or two. |
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I know why. It's because the new coins, Whitecoin, Blackcoin, asiacoin and all that aren't on exchanges yet, and maybe he hasn't set up the wallets, so he needs to manually trade the coins.
Blackcoin and whitecoin are both on crypsty at the moment. That means nothing. Terk maybe hasn't created the wallet for them yet. |
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Immature: 0.0088
Unexchanged: 0.0165
Ready for Pay: 0.0163
You guys aren't alone with the high unexchanged. This is usually because Terk is busy with some testings or fixes, or perhaps because it is East weekend in the U.S. Either way, profits are looking amazing right now. I'd love for this to keep holding! /fingscrossed Keep it up Terk! Enjoy your weekend. Hopefully you remember to take some time off now and then  Immature 0.01597531 BTC Unexchanged 0.03040891 BTC Ready For Payout 0.01129899 BTC Total Expected 0.05768321 BTC I know why. It's because the new coins, Whitecoin, Blackcoin, asiacoin and all that aren't on exchanges yet, and maybe he hasn't set up the wallets, so he needs to manually trade the coins. |
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Aside from all the price fixing discussions, good luck with that, I have a market price question.
If a rig is currently rented should there be a way for customers to bid on the next available time for that rig? IE customers could bid higher or lower than the current rate on already leased rigs and could offer lower on unleased rigs. Providers could then accept lower bids if they want and accept the highest bid for renewals which would require less constant price adjustments.
Yes, that is quite a good idea. However, I think you should remove the "Under Performing" thing, as there is usually a variance of -/+5 kh/s. That makes customers think the rig has problems, and if we put the hashrate lower, we get paid less. |
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Demasiado caro, me saldría 3 Euros por GH/s, si me compro un Antminer S1 me sale a 1,6 euros por GH/s.
Al antminer sumale aduanas para hacer los cálculos bien. Y cuanto es eso? Hay personas que lo venden en Europa, yo pensaba que asi no hay que pagar VAT? |
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Have you guys been paid? I've already contacted Stunna via PM, still have not received payment :/
Look, Stunna will pay, if you keep sending PMs it will just make it more difficult for him. |
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It will work. The only other competitor is BetaRigs, whose layout and system is complete crap, and does not offer as many features as leaserig.
What? The competition is just getting ramped up. What about NiceHash? They have a different approach which some folks may like. If you think price-fixing is a good idea, you're no different than any other big-establishment person who colludes with other corporate bullies to rape consumers. I want nothing to do with it. Consumers drove the price up to where it is right now, not rig owners. If they feel they are getting value from our rigs, they will continue to rent from us at the level where they get value. If you want to compel people to buy your product at your dictated price, get a job in banking or in the government. This is the opposite of what crypto currencies are all about. I am not trying to get all the money out of my renters. You know, we are not leasing out rigs for people to rent and hash at multipools, it's supposed to be for hashing at pools with promotions or coins they see a future in. If we all just compete with each other for prices, we will all end up earning nothing, just covering electricity costs. This kind of "union" mentality will never work without an elephant in the room... ie a Govt to enforce a maximum price. As long as people are free to price the rigs at whatever cost they want and there are more than one of them, the customer is basically getting the best deal they can get at that point in time. Its absurd to expect the prices to be more or less the same on a fly swatting day and when White coin, Asia Coin and Quebec coin is launching back to back. I know that. That's why it's a suggestion. |
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No tengo intención de dedicarme al minado de altcoins, entre otras cosas porque nunca he entendido la razón comercial para vender equipos de minado a través de las "preorders".
¿Porqué hay que esperar varios meses desde que compras un equipo hasta que te lo entregan?
¿Porqué no hay comercios que los vendan en la calle donde puedas comprarlos y llevártelos en el mismo momento?
¿Existen otros productos no relacionados con altcoins que utilicen este sistema comercial de preorders?
Saludos.
La razón principal es porque ya han diseñado los chips, pero no tienen dinero para mandar a fabricarlos, asi que usan el dinero que pagas para los preorders para fabricarlos. Tienen que fabricar los chips, la carcasa, los cables, todo eso y montarlo junto, asi que tarda bastamte. Casi todos los ASIC son preorders, excepto los de BitMain, CoinTerra y Gridseed. Tienen los productos y te lo pueden enviar, o a traves de resellers. Entonces debo entender que no hay una estructura empresarial suficientemente consolidada para crear un producto (ASIC) desde que se diseña hasta que llega al consumidor como la mayoría de los artículos. Es extraño que no haya una estructura empresarial desarrollada para la fabricación de máquinas de minar. A mi me parece que es un sector emergente y que cada vez irá a más con un gran potencial I+D. O me he perdido algo o es que yo no sirvo para empresario. Es que todos empezaron pequeños, como Avalon, por ejemplo, fue fundado por unos chicos universitarios con poco dinero. Otra cosa de los preorders es que saben exactamente cuantas unidades fabricar, asi no fabrican demasiados y no los pueden vender. |
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It will work. The only other competitor is BetaRigs, whose layout and system is complete crap, and does not offer as many features as leaserig.
What? The competition is just getting ramped up. What about NiceHash? They have a different approach which some folks may like. If you think price-fixing is a good idea, you're no different than any other big-establishment person who colludes with other corporate bullies to rape consumers. I want nothing to do with it. Consumers drove the price up to where it is right now, not rig owners. If they feel they are getting value from our rigs, they will continue to rent from us at the level where they get value. If you want to compel people to buy your product at your dictated price, get a job in banking or in the government. This is the opposite of what crypto currencies are all about. I am not trying to get all the money out of my renters. You know, we are not leasing out rigs for people to rent and hash at multipools, it's supposed to be for hashing at pools with promotions or coins they see a future in. If we all just compete with each other for prices, we will all end up earning nothing, just covering electricity costs. |
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Are your settings formatted the way they are shown in your post? Have you tried indenting the lines starting with "failover-only" so that they are in line with the { and } of the pool settings?
The problem is not the pool selection method, it is the connection. And of course his settings are that way, otherwise why would he post them? Well based on my experience with cgminer, the formatting is important like every other programming language. Just trying to rule out all possibilities... The connection can be established, but it drops, so that's the server's problem. |
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Demasiado caro, me saldría 3 Euros por GH/s, si me compro un Antminer S1 me sale a 1,6 euros por GH/s.
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Usado pero funcional, obviamente el rendimiento en estos días es minimo, pero como cacharro de colección o aun puede rentar algo en un DC con electricidad gratis.
Es de un amigo y escucha ofertas.
Precio? Podrias darnos una foto para comprobar que esto no es una estafa? |
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No uses coinex.pw, todos sabemos que es una estafa, la mayoría de las personas no han podido retirar sus monedas.
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Pero que carajos están diciendo... 1 Litecoin está a 12 USD....
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vale gracias amigo por la informacion  Podrias cambiar el procesador por una Intel Celeron. No necesitas tanta RAM, con 4GB te basta, y el disco duro lo minimo posible para reducir costes. No compres hardware para bitcoin, usa la grafica para minar altcoins de scrypt. |
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Te recomiendo que no compres la Fast Hash Silver Edition de Virtual Mining Corporation.
Lamentablemente, he invertido en esta compañia, pero no tienen nada en stock, y su soporte es ridiculo.
Si vas a comprar, compra de BitMain, KNC, CoinTerra, o otras compañias con reputación.
NO COMPRES DE BUTTERFLY LABS.
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