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September 13, 2018, 07:38:15 PM
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There are not many left. Not many left that have big market cap at least. Which one do you think will be next ?
I think Lyra2v2 or neoscrypt.
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September 13, 2018, 08:50:16 PM
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There are not many left. Not many left that have big market cap at least. Which one do you think will be next ?
I think Lyra2v2 or neoscrypt.

If it’s still profitable to mine with gpu. Then it’s at serious risk of having hidden asic mining. Don’t fall for the trap. It’s an asic market now. Race to the bottom

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September 13, 2018, 09:35:30 PM
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Which Algorithm will be hit next by ASICs is wrong question, right one would be this: Which algorithm will be hit next by Bitmain? Yeah they will make GPUs fully unusable, there is still Nvidia GPUs which are more profitable on hashes like Lyra2v2 or neoscrypt. Personally I would say next is neoscrypt. Did you remember how profitable does Nvidia GTX 1080ti was for a while this winter? It could ROI in 2 month (in reality this situation was only for 1-2 week) on neoscrypt coins. I highly believe prices will rise and same situation will happen, bitmain will take care of it.

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September 13, 2018, 10:47:26 PM
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This shit has already arrived to lyra2rev2
https://www.jutuilian.com/article-61973-1.html
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The claimed specs:

Lyra2rev2 ASIC called DAYUN Zig Z1

6.8 GH/s

1200 watts

Hashrate of 80 1080tis at 1/16th the power

(assuming 85mh/s at 250 watts per gpu)

Listed for 50,700 yuan, or about $7.4k USD

ATM Lyra2rev2 network hashrate is about 3.5Th ~510 ASIC units
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September 14, 2018, 12:23:07 AM
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28nm chips costing 7.4k$ thats fucking hilarious hahaha. I wonder if they will become doorstoppers in less than 3 months.
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September 14, 2018, 12:37:07 AM
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if they will become doorstoppers in less than 3 months.
only if Vertcoin and Monacoin community will be able to push devs to fork hashing algorithm
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September 14, 2018, 04:26:32 AM
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Lyra2REv2 already has ASIC in China.
Lyrz2Z have been mined by FPGA here since a year ago. ASIC is just a matter of time and profit.
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September 14, 2018, 04:38:49 AM
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Which Algorithm will be hit next by ASICs is wrong question, right one would be this: Which algorithm will be hit next by Bitmain? Yeah they will make GPUs fully unusable, there is still Nvidia GPUs which are more profitable on hashes like Lyra2v2 or neoscrypt. Personally I would say next is neoscrypt. Did you remember how profitable does Nvidia GTX 1080ti was for a while this winter? It could ROI in 2 month (in reality this situation was only for 1-2 week) on neoscrypt coins. I highly believe prices will rise and same situation will happen, bitmain will take care of it.
AMD perform better now in lyra2v2. Rx 580 gives 40+ Mh/s. They are many high quality lyra2v2 coins and neoscrypt for some reason is popular with shitcoins.

But I can see there will be revival in GPU only algos. It is an endless cat and mouse game and those projects who gave up will regret.
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September 14, 2018, 04:55:57 AM
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those fucking ASIC manufacturers will kill the whole cryptocurrency miming sphere and GPU mining too.
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September 14, 2018, 06:36:27 AM
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yes, ASIC can kill GPU mining but ASIC can never survive (no longer profitable) for next year. ASIC producers can only monopolize prices and hashrate. Wait 2/4 months later ASICs (Producer) releases new products by sinking the previous products that have been sold. every old generation only becomes useless stuff.
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September 14, 2018, 07:07:02 AM
Last edit: September 14, 2018, 09:50:48 AM by nc50lc
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I know this will sound harsh: Leave the GPUs to the Gamers, Gaming industry and Graphic Artists;
Let them use the "Graphic Processing Unit" for computing "graphics" at a reasonable price.

Apparently, it's foreseeable that major digital currency's algorithm battle against ASIC manufacturers will either "let it go" or keep updated until one surrender which is will not be the case for those companies (there will always be another compatible shitcoin that will not fork).
Not ASIC manufacturer's defeat, not the coin hodlers either, but surely the GPU miners will be the most affected.

And the facts: Mostly all not-shitcoins can only be mined using ASICs or others are actively updated against ASICs and not GPU-optimized. Not centralized either, both are publicly available and the price between a single GPU and an ASIC isn't that high.
It's a Win-win for Bitmain, man this Chinese company needs to pay more taxes.

Overall, less GPU miners is for the greater good (just do the math)
In the future, most major coins will only be mineable using ASICs.
Believe me, I'm from the future  Wink

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September 14, 2018, 07:28:20 AM
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Sorry, I don't believe it. I am from the stone age  Cheesy

There are still anti-ASIC developers and algorithm developers (coins) that can only be mined with the GPUs. As long as there are miners who hate ASICs, it is likely that GPUs developers still think about innovating
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September 14, 2018, 08:14:19 AM
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For starters equihash 144.5 which is asic resistant for now. At the end only progpow will remain asic resistant with parameters changing every 6 months.

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September 14, 2018, 08:52:56 AM
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For starters equihash 144.5 which is asic resistant for now. At the end only progpow will remain asic resistant with parameters changing every month

Corrected that for you.
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September 14, 2018, 10:23:53 AM
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bitmain have chips for all the algos, asic resistance is futile. decentralization is a pipe dream that is going to end because goliath always wins. unless we find a way to print chips in a 3D printer

I always thought David beat Goliath  Huh
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September 14, 2018, 10:30:52 AM
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Lyra2REv2 already has ASIC in China.
Lyrz2Z have been mined by FPGA here since a year ago. ASIC is just a matter of time and profit.

If that is the case, they should change the PoW. It has been changed already previously.

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September 14, 2018, 11:33:38 AM
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Hmm...I see, the Bitmain 50 cent army is watching...and talking
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September 14, 2018, 11:46:03 AM
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I know this will sound harsh: Leave the GPUs to the Gamers, Gaming industry and Graphic Artists;
Let them use the "Graphic Processing Unit" for computing "graphics" at a reasonable price.

Apparently, it's foreseeable that major digital currency's algorithm battle against ASIC manufacturers will either "let it go" or keep updated until one surrender which is will not be the case for those companies (there will always be another compatible shitcoin that will not fork).
Not ASIC manufacturer's defeat, not the coin hodlers either, but surely the GPU miners will be the most affected.

And the facts: Mostly all not-shitcoins can only be mined using ASICs or others are actively updated against ASICs and not GPU-optimized. Not centralized either, both are publicly available and the price between a single GPU and an ASIC isn't that high.
It's a Win-win for Bitmain, man this Chinese company needs to pay more taxes.

Overall, less GPU miners is for the greater good (just do the math)
In the future, most major coins will only be mineable using ASICs.
Believe me, I'm from the future  Wink

thats right bro  kill off the easiest way to have widespread adaptation of mining coins,


"There are a lot of gpus out there

rx550
rx560
rx570
rx580

rx460
rx470
rx480

vega 56
vega 64

gtx 1050
gtx 1050ti
gtx 1060
gtx 1070
gtx 1070ti
gtx 1080
gtx 1080ti

everyone of the above  if purchased sept 1 2017  made a profit to roi fully by feb 1 2018   every fucking one.

now granted many people fucked up  and blew or lost the profit but  check the facts out  I am correct.

find the sept 1 2017 price for those cards and do the math.   that = millions of cards and millions of adapters   and asic builders killed that off.

basically asic builders got so fucking hungry they ate their legs and crippled the industry by doing it.

So instead of a gpu kid  happy to get a free gaming rig and a few bucks to buy more games  you get a gaming kid that hates mining won't use crypto  .

World wide   x 3,000,000  maybe 5,000,000 turned off by the move.

Me I am flexible I have all gear cpu gpu fpga asics.

 But I am a miner not a gaming kid.
 I have worked with pc's before apple existed and back as far as 1974.
I can say they were mainframe back then not really pc's.


I always saw this as a power game not a gear game.

the reality is it
 see-saws from
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gear king to
 power king

and on  an on.  Dealing the blow to gpu hobby and small miners kills adaption big time."

that quote is from here>

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September 14, 2018, 11:57:31 AM
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The only way to effectively destroy bitmain is for all coins to become POS. One CPU one vote said Satoshi right?

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September 14, 2018, 01:17:50 PM
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Equihash BTG(144,5) is being mined with an FPGA accelerator on top of the Z9 mini or any other regular equihash.

This secret device allows the the regular equihash asics to have more memory needed for the increase done by the (144,5) fork. you heard it here first.

Again it was very short sighted to used any variant of equihash after asics were discovered.
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