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June 12, 2016, 11:58:27 AM |
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maybe it will reach this number even before halving because when the price rises, more people try to join mining to get some expensive coins and this will increase the difficulty
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June 12, 2016, 12:22:43 PM |
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Difficulty will decrease after the halving. If diff increases it's due to newer hardware and btc price rising instead.
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June 12, 2016, 02:08:00 PM |
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With bitcoin dif adjust each 2k+ blocks Yes it's gonna jump for sure higher than 200K but soon after this We gonna se difficulty going down as well. A lot of miners gonna shut down after halving cuz it will be non profitable for them * i mean small miners
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June 12, 2016, 02:12:43 PM |
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though halving can happen sooner or even later in bitcoin world everything depends on the network hash rate. More hash power = more difficulty and sooner halving.
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June 12, 2016, 02:55:49 PM |
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It's almost guaranteed at this point. We will be over 200 Billion in diff BEFORE the block halving.
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June 12, 2016, 03:20:54 PM |
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It's almost guaranteed at this point. We will be over 200 Billion in diff BEFORE the block halving.
maybe maybe not. you need realize bitmaintech has enough gear to move diff 10 to 20% by turning power on and off. they are truly moving the diff rate where they want it to be. they can influence price but that costs them more to do. they can move diff around a lot much more cheaply. They are so big it is not about putting all you have in a farm and mining. It is about putting the right amount on line to get the best bang for the buck. Like a queen sacrifice in a chess game seems dumb short term but long term it wins the game. below are various moves. 1)Bitmaintech would like to see price at 900 and then sell s-9's slowly all summer and fall. all the while mining with only s-9's and making big bucks $$ 2) Bitmaintech would like to see price going up up up up to 1500 or more and sell s-9's like mad. While mining with only s-9's and making bigger bucks $$$ 3) bitmiantech know they have .10 watt gear and will sell slow to keep diff lower. then tweak their design to mine in house with .08 watt gear. in this case price could be under 500 they still do well. 4) I can give 10 more ways they can play it. 5) until other companies clearly show they are mining with .1 watt gear bitmaintech is king.
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June 12, 2016, 03:35:26 PM |
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though halving can happen sooner or even later in bitcoin world everything depends on the network hash rate. More hash power = more difficulty and sooner halving.
Actually halving is not affected by difficulty and/or hash rate, the way you imply. halving is going to happen at block #420001 which (hash rate or difficulty whatever to be) it is going to be mined on July 10. Hash rate and difficulty being in an equilibrium guaranteed by the protocol (almost) make this happen on July 10.
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June 12, 2016, 03:39:11 PM Last edit: June 12, 2016, 03:49:38 PM by philipma1957 |
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though halving can happen sooner or even later in bitcoin world everything depends on the network hash rate. More hash power = more difficulty and sooner halving.
Actually halving is not affected by difficulty and/or hash rate, the way you imply. halving is going to happen at block #420001 which (hash rate or difficulty whatever to be) it is going to be mined on July 10. Hash rate and difficulty being in an equilibrium guaranteed by the protocol (almost) make this happen on July 10. could be a day in either direction with super low or high hashing days. Ie many days (6 or 7) of 120 blocks would move us to July 11 or many days (6 or 7) of 168 blocks would move us to July 9 but July 10 will be close. we are block 415983 420001 415983 _______ 4018 left if we do 4018/154 = 26 days and 2 hours and 10 minutes if we keep at + 6.9% for a 154 a day avg July 8th 4018/144 = 27 days and 21 hours and 40 minutes if we keep at 0% for a 144 a day avg July 10th 4018/134 = 29 days and 23 hours and 39 minutes if we keep at -6.9% for a 134 a day avg July 12th so July 8th to July 12th is likely
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June 12, 2016, 04:42:22 PM |
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What's most likely is a fluctuation of high hash days and low hash days as people try other methods of mining. You'll probably see a very wide fluctuation of hashrate and difficulty in the weeks after the halving, with the general direction of difficulty going either down or up. Keep in mind that while gear is being deactivated, the high-hashrate S9 will also be activated worldwide, and overall, hashrate will probably go up. it could go either way at this point, depending if Bitfury releases their new chips (if at all) to a miner maker, if S9 sales go well, if new miners are created. It's very hard to predict anything during and past the halving, and this is no exception. It also depends where the price of bitcoin is, as if it goes above a certain price point, hashrate could spike, but if it only peaks at a lower price point, miners will not create as much hashrate.
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RocketSingh (OP)
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June 12, 2016, 05:21:26 PM |
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Difficulty will decrease after the halving. If diff increases it's due to newer hardware and btc price rising instead.
Did difficulty decrease after the last halving in 2012?
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June 12, 2016, 05:33:13 PM Last edit: June 12, 2016, 05:57:28 PM by aliashraf |
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though halving can happen sooner or even later in bitcoin world everything depends on the network hash rate. More hash power = more difficulty and sooner halving.
Actually halving is not affected by difficulty and/or hash rate, the way you imply. halving is going to happen at block #420001 which (hash rate or difficulty whatever to be) it is going to be mined on July 10. Hash rate and difficulty being in an equilibrium guaranteed by the protocol (almost) make this happen on July 10. could be a day in either direction with super low or high hashing days. Ie many days (6 or 7) of 120 blocks would move us to July 11 or many days (6 or 7) of 168 blocks would move us to July 9 but July 10 will be close. we are block 415983 420001 415983 _______ 4018 left if we do 4018/154 = 26 days and 2 hours and 10 minutes if we keep at + 6.9% for a 154 a day avg July 8th 4018/144 = 27 days and 21 hours and 40 minutes if we keep at 0% for a 144 a day avg July 10th 4018/134 = 29 days and 23 hours and 39 minutes if we keep at -6.9% for a 134 a day avg July 12th so July 8th to July 12th is likely good calculations, we should keep it at 0 though. dude is totally confused, hashing power being up or down has more sever consequences than what it can do with halving on July 10 +/- 1 day P.S. to be clear about why we "should keep it at 0": we will have 2 difficulty adjustments before halving block arrives so network is capable of regulating its target state (the 0 state), making it the most acceptable estimation.
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June 12, 2016, 05:33:53 PM |
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I think it is inevitable because of the new mining hardware. They'll keep selling out for a ton of batches and as the price gets higher more miners get put online.
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June 12, 2016, 06:09:03 PM |
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It's almost guaranteed at this point. We will be over 200 Billion in diff BEFORE the block halving.
maybe maybe not. you need realize bitmaintech has enough gear to move diff 10 to 20% by turning power on and off. they are truly moving the diff rate where they want it to be. they can influence price but that costs them more to do. they can move diff around a lot much more cheaply. They are so big it is not about putting all you have in a farm and mining. It is about putting the right amount on line to get the best bang for the buck. Like a queen sacrifice in a chess game seems dumb short term but long term it wins the game. below are various moves. 1)Bitmaintech would like to see price at 900 and then sell s-9's slowly all summer and fall. all the while mining with only s-9's and making big bucks $$ 2) Bitmaintech would like to see price going up up up up to 1500 or more and sell s-9's like mad. While mining with only s-9's and making bigger bucks $$$ 3) bitmiantech know they have .10 watt gear and will sell slow to keep diff lower. then tweak their design to mine in house with .08 watt gear. in this case price could be under 500 they still do well. 4) I can give 10 more ways they can play it. 5) until other companies clearly show they are mining with .1 watt gear bitmaintech is king. I missed this post! what a great post! A lot of knowledge and vision about how things go in the bitcoin world. congrats man. The thing is we people don't read or we don't understand when we occasionally read something and in the very rare moments of understanding we just can't believe in what we have understood, we just like 'no , it isn't true! can't be! I am wrong!' ... but what you are talking about man, bitcoin being almost dominated by a king, yeah it is true man ... it is a bloody absolute true picture of the situation and somewhat disappointing if not totally disgusting(yet).
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June 12, 2016, 10:44:44 PM |
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Difficulty will decrease after the halving. If diff increases it's due to newer hardware and btc price rising instead.
Did difficulty decrease after the last halving in 2012? A lot.
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June 12, 2016, 10:56:00 PM Last edit: June 12, 2016, 11:06:51 PM by Biodom |
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Difficulty will decrease after the halving. If diff increases it's due to newer hardware and btc price rising instead.
Did difficulty decrease after the last halving in 2012? A lot. 10-11% http://www.coindesk.com/data/bitcoin-mining-difficulty-time/drag sliders from the left and from the right to 'focus' around November 2012-Jan 2013 It did slide around Christmas while block change occured in November, almost exactly one month earlier. In another 6 weeks it was back.
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June 12, 2016, 11:25:22 PM |
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Difficulty will decrease after the halving. If diff increases it's due to newer hardware and btc price rising instead.
Did difficulty decrease after the last halving in 2012? A lot. 10-11% http://www.coindesk.com/data/bitcoin-mining-difficulty-time/drag sliders from the left and from the right to 'focus' around November 2012-Jan 2013 It did slide around Christmas while block change occured in November, almost exactly one month earlier. In another 6 weeks it was back. And 2012 we were a mostly gpu network coins were around 8 to 12 usd. So a small drop 10 to 15 % in 2012 is not surprising. This 1/2 ing I see 18 to 30 percent drop. But it will recover in August and September .
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June 12, 2016, 11:49:30 PM |
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And 2012 we were a mostly gpu network coins were around 8 to 12 usd.
So a small drop 10 to 15 % in 2012 is not surprising.
This 1/2 ing I see 18 to 30 percent drop.
But it will recover in August and September .
it is probably price-dependent. at btc $450 you are probably right (18-30%) at btc 677 maybe 10-15% at btc 800 5% or less. incidentally, in 2012 difficulty dropped not AT block size change, but 4 weeks later.
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June 13, 2016, 12:02:26 AM |
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Correct. There's definitely lag time before those who mine below profit margins come to grips with it and slowly turn off their hardware. The rise in bitcoin value at the moment may alleviate and even offset it entirely though this time around since btc is on the up and up.
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June 13, 2016, 12:14:31 AM |
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And 2012 we were a mostly gpu network coins were around 8 to 12 usd.
So a small drop 10 to 15 % in 2012 is not surprising.
This 1/2 ing I see 18 to 30 percent drop.
But it will recover in August and September .
it is probably price-dependent. at btc $450 you are probably right (18-30%) at btc 677 maybe 10-15% at btc 800 5% or less. incidentally, in 2012 difficulty dropped not AT block size change, but 4 weeks later. If the network drops 30% I'm basically all in at that point. It will usually take some time for people to know and accept that mining won't be profitable at their electricity rate and hardware anymore. So until then I only see it going up with the price.
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