Some of the spelling and grammar makes me cringe and reminds me of bad investments in the past.
The thing that worries me and colleague investors the most is this strange Weex involvement and why this is being handled so secretively.
Besides what I mentioned above, this is a pretty descent update and I look forward to the video :-)!
I don't want anything to be secret but I also value not breaking certain restrictions placed upon myself and the business, the minute more can be shared it will be. Of course, I don't expect you to break any agreements you might have made. It's just a strange story... I'm looking forward to when you can tell us all about it. If I didn't think it was a problem that could a) be fixed for the communities benefit and b) be of any benefit to Neo & Bee in the long term then I certainly wouldn't devote any of my time to it. My grammar and spelling is definitely linked to my local dialect, so apologies for that. No apologies needed at all, I didn't expect everyone to take my statement on spelling and grammar so seriously :-). As explained in my previous post, some things just reminded me of IPO's that crashed and burned in the past. I'm actually very happy with the quantity AND the quality of your updates! |
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Some of the spelling and grammar makes me cringe and reminds me of bad investments in the past.
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Besides what I mentioned above, this is a pretty descent update and I look forward to the video :-)!
fwiw, having spoken with Danny, I can tell you part of the grammar awkwardness is a British dialect thing. Also, you made a spelling error  Hehe, I could have fixed my own mistake when I noticed it, but I didn't :-). It's actually pretty funny  . Anyway, everyone makes mistakes :p. Also, I didn't really think it was that bad... I just couldn't help but make a mental link to when I read statements from the Labcoin team, and we all know how that turned out :-). |
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Some of the spelling and grammar makes me cringe and reminds me of bad investments in the past.
The thing that worries me and colleague investors the most is this strange Weex involvement and why this is being handled so secretively.
Besides what I mentioned above, this is a pretty descent update and I look forward to the video :-)!
I don't want anything to be secret but I also value not breaking certain restrictions placed upon myself and the business, the minute more can be shared it will be. Of course, I don't expect you to break any agreements you might have made. It's just a strange story... I'm looking forward to when you can tell us all about it. |
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Some of the spelling and grammar makes me cringe
descent
Oh snap, I wish I could have seen your face when you noticed that mistake :-D. I guess noone is perfect... Right? RIGHT?  |
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Some of the spelling and grammar makes me cringe and reminds me of bad investments in the past.
The thing that worries me and colleague investors the most is this strange Weex involvement and why this is being handled so secretively.
Besides what I mentioned above, this is a pretty descent update and I look forward to the video :-)!
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Clear demonstration of how retarded everyone is around here.
And it just happens to be that so called "bears" are always next level dumb.
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1K BAAAAABYYYYY!
Oh, Hi there History Books!
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This gamechanger was not listed on MPEx. The fate of "gamechangers" that fail to manage an MPEx listing is...well...how's the Asicminer gamechanger? From 3 all the way to .3? Not to go into the detail of all the 100 or so other "alternatives".  Nothing is listed on MPEx :-D. |
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Is this a good or a bad thing, I don't know... |
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Is there a way to run this miner and only globally tax my CPU for 10 %.
I'd like to casually run it as a process on boot without worrying my desktop is going to explode.
You can try making a batch file and executing the miner like this: cmd /c start /LOW "%0" jhPrimeminer.exe -o http://ypool........ This will give the jhPrimeminer process low priority which means that in case other processes needs power they will get it. Originally the miner was written to have process/thread priority set to "BELOWNORMAL" but in some of the releases the developers may have changed this back to normal. You also can control the number of CPU cores a process is assigned to by using the "/affinity" parameter. The following example will set the miner run on core 0,1,4,5: cmd /c start /affinity 0x33 jhPrimeminer.exe Good stuff, Thank you so much for taking the time to reply! Before you replied I tried setting "-t 1" and that seemed to reduce the load on all my cores to 10-30%. Is this also a workable solution? (Looks like it would still mine 1 XPM / Day with my 2500K) I actually prefer working with all cores, but taxing them all to a minimum, or whatever setting ensures the lifespan of my CPU. Anyway on this affinity setting "/affinity 0x33" How do I know what this means? How does this translate into Core: 0, 1, 4, 5 How would I set it to only use Core 0 or Core 1 for example? |
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Is there a way to run this miner and only globally tax my CPU for 10 %.
I'd like to casually run it as a process on boot without worrying my desktop is going to explode.
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Where does Primecoin store it's copy of the blockchain in the High Performance windows client?
For those wondering: Your User Account -> Appdata -> Roaming -> Primecoin
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A hard crash is coming in next few days. Better, get ready for it bulls.
any reasoning behind this statement?  Yeah he sold at 600s. Do you guys take any of these comments seriously? Come..ON... 90% of the people on here are just retarded and throw statements around just in the hope to fix their mistake of buying high and selling low. Ajax is one of those people... |
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Noone cares about your scamcoins.
As a moderator you sure have a strong opinion :-D. |
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Move to BTCChina if it's just for trading then. 0% fee's. You can trade in and out at 50cents if it makes you feel comfortable.
Great thanks, didnīt know that. But as I can see, the price on BTCChina is mostly pretty constant. As far as I know withdrawing might be a bit hard when you are not located in china? (Correct me if I'm wrong) |
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Too many people are waiting till the price drops. So the price never drops. And also never gets up. If you look at the order book on bitstamp, there are order with middle range five figures at 770$. And nobody is buying because they hope the price will go down. We will last in the 800īs forever I sold at 820$ yesterday, bought back at 800$... You can play this game since 2 days. But the fees are ruining it. As I made 340$ with 17 coins and the price difference of 20$, they charged 140$ on fees. 200$ win is may be not bad but the risk is very high that something happens after you sold. How do you have such a high fee? To trade about 20 BTC I pay a MAXIMUM of 30 Dollars... I trade on stamp and they charge me 70$ for selling and 70$ for buying. Feeīs are 0,5% even though on the landing page of Bitstamp they say 0,2%. Where do you trade? I need some alternative. Bullshit-Bingo Fee % 30 days USD volume
0.50% < $500
0.48% < $1,000
0.46% < $2,000
0.44% < $4,000
0.42% < $6,500
0.40% < $10,000
0.38% < $15,000
0.36% < $20,000
0.34% < $25,000
0.32% < $37,500
0.30% < $50,000
0.28% < $62,500
0.26% < $75,000
0.24% < $100,000
0.22% < $150,000
0.20% > $150,000 I'm at bitstamp and I'm at the 0.2% ratio. If you trade 20 BTC (16000 USD) Your fee should be: 32 USD To Buy or Sell... You just haven't traded enough yet. Well, time to move all coins from gox to stamp. Gox is still charging 0,6% on my account. But anyway, you see the problem? If you want to make small profits, the fees are ruining it anyway. You pay 32$ on sell and 32$ on buy. So on 20 BTCīs the price must fall at least 4$ only to pay the fees. And the risk is high that you sell and wait for a price drop but the price goes up and at the wors scenario it will never come down again. You haven't traded on stocks with brokers then have you? These fee's are extremely cheap when compared with the traditional systems. Off-course I'd rather have them even lower :-). |
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Too many people are waiting till the price drops. So the price never drops. And also never gets up. If you look at the order book on bitstamp, there are order with middle range five figures at 770$. And nobody is buying because they hope the price will go down. We will last in the 800īs forever I sold at 820$ yesterday, bought back at 800$... You can play this game since 2 days. But the fees are ruining it. As I made 340$ with 17 coins and the price difference of 20$, they charged 140$ on fees. 200$ win is may be not bad but the risk is very high that something happens after you sold. How do you have such a high fee? To trade about 20 BTC I pay a MAXIMUM of 30 Dollars... I trade on stamp and they charge me 70$ for selling and 70$ for buying. Feeīs are 0,5% even though on the landing page of Bitstamp they say 0,2%. Where do you trade? I need some alternative. Bullshit-Bingo Fee % 30 days USD volume
0.50% < $500
0.48% < $1,000
0.46% < $2,000
0.44% < $4,000
0.42% < $6,500
0.40% < $10,000
0.38% < $15,000
0.36% < $20,000
0.34% < $25,000
0.32% < $37,500
0.30% < $50,000
0.28% < $62,500
0.26% < $75,000
0.24% < $100,000
0.22% < $150,000
0.20% > $150,000 I'm at bitstamp and I'm at the 0.2% ratio. If you trade 20 BTC (16000 USD) Your fee should be: 32 USD To Buy or Sell... You just haven't traded enough yet. Exchange commissions: the new way to indirectly brag about how much money you have Lol did you really take it that way or are you just trolling me? This is absolutely no measurement as I actually own very little @ Stamp, but I trade lot.... |
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Too many people are waiting till the price drops. So the price never drops. And also never gets up. If you look at the order book on bitstamp, there are order with middle range five figures at 770$. And nobody is buying because they hope the price will go down. We will last in the 800īs forever I sold at 820$ yesterday, bought back at 800$... You can play this game since 2 days. But the fees are ruining it. As I made 340$ with 17 coins and the price difference of 20$, they charged 140$ on fees. 200$ win is may be not bad but the risk is very high that something happens after you sold. How do you have such a high fee? To trade about 20 BTC I pay a MAXIMUM of 30 Dollars... I trade on stamp and they charge me 70$ for selling and 70$ for buying. Feeīs are 0,5% even though on the landing page of Bitstamp they say 0,2%. Where do you trade? I need some alternative. Bullshit-Bingo Fee % 30 days USD volume
0.50% < $500
0.48% < $1,000
0.46% < $2,000
0.44% < $4,000
0.42% < $6,500
0.40% < $10,000
0.38% < $15,000
0.36% < $20,000
0.34% < $25,000
0.32% < $37,500
0.30% < $50,000
0.28% < $62,500
0.26% < $75,000
0.24% < $100,000
0.22% < $150,000
0.20% > $150,000 I'm at bitstamp and I'm at the 0.2% ratio. If you trade 20 BTC (16000 USD) Your fee should be: 32 USD To Buy or Sell... You just haven't traded enough yet. |
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Too many people are waiting till the price drops. So the price never drops. And also never gets up. If you look at the order book on bitstamp, there are order with middle range five figures at 770$. And nobody is buying because they hope the price will go down. We will last in the 800īs forever I sold at 820$ yesterday, bought back at 800$... You can play this game since 2 days. But the fees are ruining it. As I made 340$ with 17 coins and the price difference of 20$, they charged 140$ on fees. 200$ win is may be not bad but the risk is very high that something happens after you sold. How do you have such a high fee? To trade about 20 BTC I pay a MAXIMUM of 30 Dollars... |
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Oh shut up.. I've had it with your smug face. And posts without content. /ignore |
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