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April 15, 2013, 05:09:03 PM
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can anyone explain to me how it might be possible to predict what 1 gh/s might make mining TRC today?

with the diff jumping around so much it seems impossible to determine this until you actually mine for a week
and compute what in the world it made. am I right?
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April 15, 2013, 06:14:14 PM
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can anyone explain to me how it might be possible to predict what 1 gh/s might make mining TRC today?

with the diff jumping around so much it seems impossible to determine this until you actually mine for a week
and compute what in the world it made. am I right?

With some predictive averaging, extrapolation and some nifty calculus math you could come up with some pretty good estimates.... but that's what makes this great, the asics toying with the chain are now colliding with themselves and it looks like at least 1 has decided to just park their asic on the chain instead of hopping in and out... price is rising nicely and the chain has not gotten clogged up like nmc, frc, bte, etc. from past issues with big hash rates leaving difficulty too high for the day to day miners...

So I ask, why does it matter? The asic users who were f'ing up the chain were asking that before and that's why the chain got f'dup in the first place so now that the rapid difficulty adjustments left a working chain in the wake of an entourage of asic miners hopping in and out I for one think its a good thing that it takes a math degree to compute average hourly profit since the chain now successfully F's with them....

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