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April 30, 2014, 08:49:08 AM
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Well, sorted by volume we are still coin 33 from the bottom, and I don't think he will delist 33 coins at once. But you are right we need to keep up the buying pressure. I got ~125PMC with 1mhs with little less than 4 days of hashing in total. If everyone puts some hashes to the pool, there will be sufficient buying pressure.

We could also groupbuy one of those new 60mhs or 75mhs miners, and point them to the hashcows pool  Grin

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April 30, 2014, 09:08:45 AM
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Finally got some gridseeds working with hashcows! So, I put some hashes there, let's see what the pay out is Smiley

How is it looking for you so far?


It's working fine. Got a payout of 22PMC yesterday. I am up to 20PMC exchanged again now.

I only find the stats at hashcows a bit lacking, I would like to get more info, and see things like hashrate graphs.

work fine,,,,

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April 30, 2014, 10:38:35 AM
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We could also groupbuy one of those new 60mhs or 75mhs miners, and point them to the hashcows pool  Grin
I like it  Wink
How much do they cost these days?

May be we should wait till they get a bit cheaper  Roll Eyes
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April 30, 2014, 04:16:07 PM
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Just thought of an interesting idea:

A PMC mining contest @ Hashcows

Prizes:

Most PMC earned in a month:   1 BTC
Second Most earned in a month: 0.5 BTC
Third Most earned in a month:    0.25 BTC
Random prize to ANYONE who earned at least 100 PMC: 0.25 BTC 

( Yes, I said BTC not PMC )

This will require stats from 'nearmiss' of Hascows...

Think about this for a moment....

What would happen if suddenly a BUNCH of folks started choosing a PMC payout?







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April 30, 2014, 06:34:31 PM
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Just thought of an interesting idea:

A PMC mining contest @ Hashcows

Prizes:

Most PMC earned in a month:   1 BTC
Second Most earned in a month: 0.5 BTC
Third Most earned in a month:    0.25 BTC
Random prize to ANYONE who earned at least 100 PMC: 0.25 BTC  

( Yes, I said BTC not PMC )

This will require stats from 'nearmiss' of Hascows...

Think about this for a moment....

What would happen if suddenly a BUNCH of folks started choosing a PMC payout?


It's a great idea, but who is going to fund it? If you would want to fund it with PMC you need to sell 15-20k PMC, which would probably crash the price.

We could also groupbuy one of those new 60mhs or 75mhs miners, and point them to the hashcows pool  Grin
I like it  Wink
How much do they cost these days?

May be we should wait till they get a bit cheaper  Roll Eyes

Current prices at lightningasic are (excluding import tax etc):

15mhs: 3000usd
30mhs: 5800usd
75mhs: 10000usd
90mhs: 12000usd

We could wait until the first batch has been delivered, and more suppliers start popping up. The price will probably go down then.

If we really want to go through with it, I am willing to host the miner for just the power cost (for as long as it is profitable). We could distribute the profits among the investors, donate a part of it or whatever we choose.

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April 30, 2014, 06:41:17 PM
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Current prices at lightningasic are:

15mhs: 3000usd
30mhs: 5800usd
75mhs: 10000usd
90mhs: 12000usd


Can you buy these things with BTC? If so we could start a collection... PMC and BTC...
Someone trustworthy needs to keep track of percentages etc...

You are our gridseed guy, so having you host it seems reasonable to me....
That also means you may have to put up a collection wallet...

I did the collection for Hashcows with a cold wallet that people could see and watch....

6 BTC gets us the slow one 15 mhs.... what kind of PMC would that bring in?
( assuming nothing else changes of course, in actuality PMC price should go up reducing the payouts in PMC )

We could also find a sha256 switching pool.

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April 30, 2014, 06:46:29 PM
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Just thought of an interesting idea:

A PMC mining contest @ Hashcows

Prizes:

Most PMC earned in a month:   1 BTC
Second Most earned in a month: 0.5 BTC
Third Most earned in a month:    0.25 BTC
Random prize to ANYONE who earned at least 100 PMC: 0.25 BTC  

( Yes, I said BTC not PMC )

This will require stats from 'nearmiss' of Hascows...

Think about this for a moment....

What would happen if suddenly a BUNCH of folks started choosing a PMC payout?


It's a great idea, but who is going to fund it? If you would want to fund it with PMC you need to sell 15-20k PMC, which would probably crash the price.


What about a private sale of this kind of PMC? To avoid crashing the price on Poloniex... Or a timed sale on Poloniex to increase volume..

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April 30, 2014, 07:01:34 PM
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Current prices at lightningasic are:

15mhs: 3000usd
30mhs: 5800usd
75mhs: 10000usd
90mhs: 12000usd


Can you buy these things with BTC? If so we could start a collection... PMC and BTC...
Someone trustworthy needs to keep track of percentages etc...

You are our gridseed guy, so having you host it seems reasonable to me....
That also means you may have to put up a collection wallet...

I did the collection for Hashcows with a cold wallet that people could see and watch....

6 BTC gets us the slow one 15 mhs.... what kind of PMC would that bring in?
( assuming nothing else changes of course, in actuality PMC price should go up reducing the payouts in PMC )

We could also find a sha256 switching pool.


Yes, you can buy with BTC at current exchange rate. Prices are fixed in USD (as are most).

I completely missed the SHA asic train, but I am trying to build a collection of scrypt asic gear now Smiley I also have a Alpha-t 16MHS miner in preorder.

You can look at the hashcows profit stats here. At the moment it is around 0.005BTC/mhs/day. So 15mhs would give us 0.075BTC/day, which is around 640PMC/day at current poloniex price, or 750PMC/day at 10k satoshi. However, with the increase in scrypt asics I expect the average BTC/mhs/day to go down over time. On the other hand, there are very profitable scrypt coins every now and then, which sometimes bump the profit to around 0.01BTC/mhs/day.

The problem with SHA switching pools is that only very rarly a SHA coin other than BTC is the most profitable.

I could setup a cold/paper wallet. I have done so a few times with the online generator, I would have to check out how to do it offline first (to be entirely safe) before using one.


What about a private sale of this kind of PMC? To avoid crashing the price on Poloniex... Or a timed sale on Poloniex to increase volume..

Private sale would be great. But we need to find someone who wants to buy 2BTC worth of PMC. Timed sale could work, if we really hype it on the trollbox Smiley

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April 30, 2014, 07:05:37 PM
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What about a private sale of this kind of PMC? To avoid crashing the price on Poloniex... Or a timed sale on Poloniex to increase volume..

I like the group buy idea more than the competition, because
1.The competition will only run for 1 month, and I dont think the rise in price would be sustainable for the long run.
   The big miners will be here only for price money and they will be dumping their PMCs as soon as the competition is over.
2. The group buy will be supported by people who actually care about PMC, which will be good for the coin in the long run.

I think we need the OP or someone with technical knowledge in the community to think about introducing POS into PMC as kbf mentioned earlier.
POS is the buzz word now and we should try to cash on it. It also conveys the message that the active PMC community is not reluctant to introduce new features and capabilities as required.
As a side effect, it increases security too.
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April 30, 2014, 07:17:58 PM
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PMC address:
1GyrmVtkSS7k2pWuKXp7hkZKQJdnJQZHXq

I am requesting for some coins.

Please send me some, thanks.

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April 30, 2014, 07:21:12 PM
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What about a private sale of this kind of PMC? To avoid crashing the price on Poloniex... Or a timed sale on Poloniex to increase volume..

I like the group buy idea more than the competition, because
1.The competition will only run for 1 month, and I dont think the rise in price would be sustainable for the long run.
   The big miners will be here only for price money and they will be dumping their PMCs as soon as the competition is over.
2. The group buy will be supported by people who actually care about PMC, which will be good for the coin in the long run.

I think we need the OP or someone with technical knowledge in the community to think about introducing POS into PMC as kbf mentioned earlier.
POS is the buzz word now and we should try to cash on it. It also conveys the message that the active PMC community is not reluctant to introduce new features and capabilities as required.
As a side effect, it increases security too.

First of all, I agree with you on POS. I think the need for SHA hashing without any reward is a real problem with this coin. It also makes it vulnerable to 51% attacks, since you will never get a huge hashrate without a reward system.

I don't completely agree with you on the competition. If the competition really runs for a month it will create a lot of activity on the PMC network. Many transactions, trades, etc. It will get a lot more people to notice PMC, and maybe become a supporter of PMC. I also don't think everyone will dump their coins, since the people who do not win a price will want some reward for their month of mining, and thus are better off cashing out slowly.

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April 30, 2014, 07:36:59 PM
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PMC address:
1GyrmVtkSS7k2pWuKXp7hkZKQJdnJQZHXq

I am requesting for some coins.

Please send me some, thanks.

Ok, sent you 5. You can now mine or buy PMC, so I think there are enough ways to get some yourself  Wink

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April 30, 2014, 07:42:52 PM
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Oooooh... I want the little 0.5 BTC BTC/LTC miner from lightning asic..!

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April 30, 2014, 07:48:43 PM
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Oooooh... I want the little 0.5 BTC BTC/LTC miner from lightning asic..!


0.5BTC per miner is really expensive now. You get a controller with it though, which is nice (so it's a standalone solution).

It think you could better buy it at gawminers, or one of the many group buys (there are some for <$90). Those are without any accesoiries, but you can connect them to any pc or raspi.

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April 30, 2014, 09:38:59 PM
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Well, sorted by volume we are still coin 33 from the bottom, and I don't think he will delist 33 coins at once. But you are right we need to keep up the buying pressure. I got ~125PMC with 1mhs with little less than 4 days of hashing in total. If everyone puts some hashes to the pool, there will be sufficient buying pressure.

We could also groupbuy one of those new 60mhs or 75mhs miners, and point them to the hashcows pool  Grin

Phew, that's a relief.  Grin

I've been mining at hascows for a couple of days now.   

I probably average about 400khs and have got between 15-17 PMCs a day so far..so that seems to roughly fit with your stats.

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April 30, 2014, 09:54:35 PM
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Well, sorted by volume we are still coin 33 from the bottom, and I don't think he will delist 33 coins at once. But you are right we need to keep up the buying pressure. I got ~125PMC with 1mhs with little less than 4 days of hashing in total. If everyone puts some hashes to the pool, there will be sufficient buying pressure.

We could also groupbuy one of those new 60mhs or 75mhs miners, and point them to the hashcows pool  Grin

Phew, that's a relief.  Grin

I've been mining at hascows for a couple of days now.   

I probably average about 400khs and have got between 15-17 PMCs a day so far..so that seems to roughly fit with your stats.

Thank you for mining!
After we get through the dumping phase the price SHOULD go up... and people may take notice and climb on board at the exchanges... and etc etc etc...

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May 01, 2014, 07:40:38 PM
Last edit: May 01, 2014, 08:04:40 PM by kbroadfoot
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From Sean's Outpost:


"Jason King
We are in a state of emergency. Massive flooding in Pensacola. We are one of the only groups standing in the ground assisting. Does PMC want to fundraise for us to help?"

http://seansoutpost.com/donate/

The Sean's Outpost Address is:  PMC:   17BTDGtpGyPvBoV48Tf9jNEV4ZfvdqmFYw

Please follow the link for other crypto

Git Er Done folks!

( I sent 80 PMC I wish I could have sent more )

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May 01, 2014, 08:28:31 PM
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From Sean's Outpost:


"Jason King
We are in a state of emergency. Massive flooding in Pensacola. We are one of the only groups standing in the ground assisting. Does PMC want to fundraise for us to help?"

http://seansoutpost.com/donate/

The Sean's Outpost Address is:  PMC:   17BTDGtpGyPvBoV48Tf9jNEV4ZfvdqmFYw

Please follow the link for other crypto

Git Er Done folks!

( I sent 80 PMC I wish I could have sent more )

Good initiative for a good cause.
100 PMC sent.
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May 01, 2014, 11:32:25 PM
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From Sean's Outpost:


"Jason King
We are in a state of emergency. Massive flooding in Pensacola. We are one of the only groups standing in the ground assisting. Does PMC want to fundraise for us to help?"

http://seansoutpost.com/donate/

The Sean's Outpost Address is:  PMC:   17BTDGtpGyPvBoV48Tf9jNEV4ZfvdqmFYw

Please follow the link for other crypto

Git Er Done folks!

( I sent 80 PMC I wish I could have sent more )

I sent some too.

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May 02, 2014, 12:21:53 PM
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Pensacola Flooding:

http://www.baynews9.com/content/news/baynews9/news/article.html/content/news/articles/bn9/2014/5/1/panhandle_flooding.html

http://seansoutpost.com

The storm washed out roads, damaged buildings and killed at least two people, who drowned after getting stuck in their cars.
Gov. Rick Scott declared a State of Emergency in 26 counties, a move that will help free up relief funds for people who have been affected by severe flooding.
Despite the government assistance, only a slow trickle of supplies like food and water made it into the area, as part of I-10 was flooded out.

Donate PMC or other crypto if you still can...

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