POS token is great. I love it to death. Revolutionary way of minting and staking tokens.
However, whats next for this coin? Based on the roadmap listed on the first page we can expect a decentralized POS token exchange as well as a block explorer. But what really is it useful for? Will POS token be used by banks? Will it be used by consumer retail? Are there plans for real world use?
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You can still make money while bitcoin/altcoin prices are falling by hedging your portfolio.
If you know the price of your coins will go down in the near future, sell them immediately. This way, you will be able to buy more of it once the price goes down. This move is actually quite risky, but if pulled off correctly, you'll have more of whatever your original coin amount was. Good luck!
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Yes, you should be. Would you want to spend your hard earned money on something that is low quality?
Here are some basic things to check before buying an ICO:
1. Real world use of currency 2. Originality of idea 3. Transparency of project team
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What a waste. This is sad news for such an amazing project. But i'm confident TenX will eventually find a way to get past this problem and succeed. If you go and check out their blog ( https://blog.tenx.tech) you will find that they are actually very communicative and hold regular QAs every fortnight. Usually a good sign that they will not simply back down and allow this project to die.
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I can build this for you.
Where do you plan to run this script?
I can build you a simple web-based API with PHP or Javascript. Won't charge much. If interested feel free to PM me with details and proposed budget.
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It is usually normal for sotck GPUs to play at around that hashrate because you have not yet OVERCLOCKED or UNDERVOLTED your GPU.
But being that your GPU is an RX 580 NITRO PLUS, it is on the low side of stock hash rates. You probably got one with an elpida or micron memory. If you can still replace it i highly suggest you do so.
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Sadly, this is ICO reality and it will never end until ICOs are (sadly) regulated.
What people don't realize that any computer course student who can make a website, and with a lot of free time, can already scam people with a fake ICO and make millions of dollars. It really is tempting as an easy way out. But just remember, no good will ever come of it.
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I'm hoping to get some advice from people with much experience trading airdropped tokens or coins.
Let's say a token/coin is about to distribute a big airdrop to many users, doesn't that usually mean that more people (those receiving the airdrop) will immediately sell their new token/coins and therefore cause negative movement of token/coin value? Given this, is it then best practice to SELL before airdrops are distributed?
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The POS token airdrop is coming up. Oct. 29, 2017 is the date if i remember correctly.
Will you be immediately dumping this coin or will you be POS-mining it? It seems profitable based on what i've read about mining POS. But is it really?
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Congratulations! You have the dream job. I love my job too much to risk getting caught mining at work, but yours is, damn. Lucky you!
Fill er up with the highest power consuming GPUs and make your boss regret his decision. It's like you got a salary raise! Congrats again. Noise shouldn't be a problem. Build your office rig then celebrate like theres no tomorrow!
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Looked at roadmap. Saw ICO. Closed browser tab.
Good job on writing your white paper and building a website. Are you Joseph? Chad? or John? Sorry but you if you're going to convince people you will have to give people more than what you are saying.
If you believe so much in your product why don't you invest some personal money to begin with? Where is your signature campaign? Ads? Bounties?
It's one thing to say that you will integrate social media into one platform and it is another thing to actually do it. There is NOTHING social about the way you are going about marketing your product. It comes of scammy and useless.
Just my 2 satoshi.
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MAcs suck....what gpu is in there?
Radion 580. I thought it was a decent hash rate to earn something overnight, albeit very small. Ok. From what I gather I have two choices... go buy an Asic miner or build a windows/Linux setup, or just buy coins and sit on them. I suggest you first try running with mining software other than minergate. What coin are you mining? If as you say you have an AMD Radeon RX 580 in your iMac you should be getting decent enough hashrates to at least have some mined coins after "hours of running." Just search for mining tutorials on google. I suggest mining Ethereum.
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Do you have both NVIDIA and AMD drivers installed? Have you tried DDU-ing the NVIDIA driver?
I have the same problem as yours but it only starts to become slow after around 30 minutes of mining. Im using the BIOSTAR TB-250 mother board and latest win10 version.
But i've actually learned to live with it lol. Mining hash rate is unaffected anyway.
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Welcome to the forums. Nobody will be able to answer your question and all anybody can do is speculate. For bitcoin gold price speculation, your post would be best answered in the "Altcoin Speculation" forum.
But to help you out, my opinion is that Bitcoin Gold price will plummet to ZERO. While the idea behind it is good, the team behind it seems to be very incompetent and cannot even do a proper coin launch.
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While some say that NVIDIA's 1080ti is best for the future, I recommend you go with the newer AMD VEGA.
The Vega was released just this August 2017 and is even cheaper (both 56 or 64 variants) than the 1080ti. People will say its not power efficient or less profitable but really all you have to do is BIOS mod your Vegas. I'll let you google and research yourself. Happy mining!
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Confirmed. 10-GPU (mix of 1060s and 1070s) mining rig working on Windows 10 version 1709. This is really great news especially for new miners who will no longer need to deal with the less user friendly linux os.
Also running afterburner 4.4 beta 12, works without any issues. Can overclock nvidia cards normally.
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Username : jmigdlc98 Rank : Full Member Bitcointalk profile link :https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=987135;sa=summary Current post count : 503 BTC address : 3MKtdtWM9DLypSSzjoUpeJLu9CafY24Nxt Telegram username : migsdelacruz
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If the transaction is confirmed in block 491405, then B.
If not yet confirmed on block 491405, then BTC gold will still get credited for address A right? Or will it be like floating bitcoin not belonging to any address? The Bitcoin Gold snapshot includes all confirmed transactions as of height 491407. That means that if the transaction still hasn't been included in a block by that block height, the BTG will be credited to Address A.
Even though this airdrop seems like a scam to me (in the sense that the developers are just pre-mining money into their pockets), it could be worth something. So now that we're only 13 blocks away from the snapshot, I'm not moving any coins until it's done.
When you say confirmed transactions, does that mean 1 confirmation is enough?
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Btctalk name: jmigdlc99 Rank: Full Member Current post count: 502 BTC Address: 3MKtdtWM9DLypSSzjoUpeJLu9CafY24Nxt Wear appropriate signature: YES, avatar too.
Looking forward to joining another one of your campaigns, yahoo.
EDIT: Darn missed it by 2 mins. Now closed. Thanks anyway.
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Hi Yahoo, i've joined your sig campaigns without problem before. Looking forward to doing so again.
Btctalk name: jmigdlc99 Rank: Full Member Current post count:503 BTC Address: 3MKtdtWM9DLypSSzjoUpeJLu9CafY24Nxt ETH address(non exchange): 0x114b4fdc8e748a5683082e7866d08d6324cd26f5 Wear appropriate signature: Yes
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