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July 26, 2017, 09:18:16 AM |
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i have on intel i7, 8 thread = about 100 h/s = about 100 bcn in 24 hour
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July 26, 2017, 10:01:44 AM |
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i have on intel i7, 8 thread = about 100 h/s = about 100 bcn in 24 hour
Thank you. Are there any suggested pool/mining software? (I prefer Claymore solutions, but others may work better) |
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seasonw
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July 26, 2017, 10:15:32 AM |
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Look at reddcoin it was like 2 sats on polo now its 50 sats since delisting. BCN will be better off
Polo probably scared by the margin possibilities, I believe you can magin BCN on polo right? if price explodes then millionaires galore
is bcn usable and mineable right now?
I agreed, this is same thing happened to DSH, DSH price is higher than poloniex delisted price right now. But of course it is good if BCN still listed in poloniex, but if dev does not want to do anything on it, then we can help nothing on it. Yes, BCN is still mineable, I'm using one thread of my CPU to mine it 24/7. Or do you mean if it is profitable to mine? Could you please share your cpu specs and how many BCN is produced on your config a day/month? Not because of the profitability, at this price level I'm sure it isn't worth, but if on cpu/gpu you harvest a fair amount, I may start mining it too. Thanks. If you were to ask me about profit by using cpu to mine coin, you will lose money. So far I did not see any coin that are profitable with cpu mining (maybe I over look, but if you found any, please feel free to let me know). To answer your question, I used Q9550 one core = 27H/s, approximate 27 coin per day. |
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ByteFree
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July 26, 2017, 10:59:07 AM |
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i have on intel i7, 8 thread = about 100 h/s = about 100 bcn in 24 hour
Thank you. Are there any suggested pool/mining software? (I prefer Claymore solutions, but others may work better) I am using minergate software for mine BCN. and withdraw every 200-300 coins to my BCN wallet from minergate. I like it. There is no high temp while mining, and I can work on PC without freezes while mining. BTW I was trying another console miners, but I choose minergate at the end. its more comfort and easy to me. |
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seasonw
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July 26, 2017, 12:37:49 PM |
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i have on intel i7, 8 thread = about 100 h/s = about 100 bcn in 24 hour
Thank you. Are there any suggested pool/mining software? (I prefer Claymore solutions, but others may work better) I am using minergate software for mine BCN. and withdraw every 200-300 coins to my BCN wallet from minergate. I like it. There is no high temp while mining, and I can work on PC without freezes while mining. BTW I was trying another console miners, but I choose minergate at the end. its more comfort and easy to me. I used minergate console miner too. May I know what is the model of your i7? Using 8 threads and still can work without freezing? You must have high-end i7 with more than 8 threads? To yany: You can choose to use Claymore miner at minergate too. |
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July 26, 2017, 01:54:34 PM |
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Hello, Technically speaking our team is very strong and we will be able to fix any issues with software and wallets in the near future. However, we do need help from our community with the following tasks: Updates: Websites, blockexplorer, design, logo and other stuff… (We’ve already met one very talented designer @estatic_ecg who created this platform specially for BCN community https://bytecoindb.blogspot.mx/) Listing BCN on Bitrex, Kraken, Bitfinex, Live-in, and also help with poloniex unblocking (The technical part is up to us but we still need help with the communication) Development of new services, wallets, mobile apps and other useful things for BCN Discussion moderation, as well as starting new discussions on new platforms - Facebook, Telegram etc Don’t hesitate to write me with any questions or suggestions. I'd be happy to hear from you at any time. contact@bytecoin.orgBest, Jenny |
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bitcoin24su
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July 26, 2017, 02:07:43 PM |
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Hello, Technically speaking our team is very strong and we will be able to fix any issues with software and wallets in the near future. However, we do need help from our community with the following tasks: Updates: Websites, blockexplorer, design, logo and other stuff… (We’ve already met one very talented designer @estatic_ecg who created this platform specially for BCN community https://bytecoindb.blogspot.mx/) Listing BCN on Bitrex, Kraken, Bitfinex, Live-in, and also help with poloniex unblocking (The technical part is up to us but we still need help with the communication) Development of new services, wallets, mobile apps and other useful things for BCN Discussion moderation, as well as starting new discussions on new platforms - Facebook, Telegram etc Don’t hesitate to write me with any questions or suggestions. I'd be happy to hear from you at any time. contact@bytecoin.orgBest, Jenny I am glad that someone wrote ) all the same, Barcelona has hope for a good future, as I think if it will develop what will become of him in a year or two? |
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vanhalendlrband
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July 26, 2017, 05:40:44 PM |
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BCN with development now? This could be very good.
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seasonw
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July 27, 2017, 01:23:50 AM |
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 It seems like this news was not from bytecoin dev team directly... If this is a real news from dev team, dev team should announce it by themselves in the bytecoin website. So far, I heard all news from bytecoin dev's friend, does it make sense? |
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July 27, 2017, 02:10:28 AM |
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yes mate good timing to place a good entry while the process still ongoing since there's two things always happen after solving wallet issue better to make a good timing and keep your assessment open not to buy the news right away but study how the movement before you will make an entry. |
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July 27, 2017, 04:06:39 AM |
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It seems like this news was not from bytecoin dev team directly... If this is a real news from dev team, dev team should announce it by themselves in the bytecoin website. So far, I heard all news from bytecoin dev's friend, does it make sense?
This is from official bytecoin developer team. They can only make it public once the issue is resolved. I can only tell this wonderful community that wallet issue should be solved in 2-3 weeks. That is what I have been told. |
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July 27, 2017, 07:20:40 AM |
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It seems like this news was not from bytecoin dev team directly... If this is a real news from dev team, dev team should announce it by themselves in the bytecoin website. So far, I heard all news from bytecoin dev's friend, does it make sense?
This is from official bytecoin developer team. They can only make it public once the issue is resolved. I can only tell this wonderful community that wallet issue should be solved in 2-3 weeks. That is what I have been told. You are more wonderful than me, thanks for all your efforts! |
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July 27, 2017, 12:29:22 PM |
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Have you seen freewallet reviews? They are terrible. I would rather wait for official iOS and android wallets. |
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ByteFree
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July 27, 2017, 02:46:29 PM |
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Have you seen freewallet reviews? They are terrible. I would rather wait for official iOS and android wallets. No. But I did it because of one man in telegram chat ask to vote. I think he has a plan, how to make it. And some peoples are voted for BCN after that. In any case, it is not bad to vote) |
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hidetoshi
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July 27, 2017, 02:55:52 PM |
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Does it bother anyone here that the official Bytecoin GUI is closed source?
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ethereumnews
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July 27, 2017, 03:13:14 PM |
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No. But I did it because of one man in telegram chat ask to vote. I think he has a plan, how to make it. And some peoples are voted for BCN after that. In any case, it is not bad to vote)
Got your point and I have made my vote there. More supported wallets is always a good thing for the community. What we need is a web wallet where we own the private keys. Mybcnwallet, anyone? |
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ByteFree
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July 27, 2017, 03:20:49 PM |
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Does it bother anyone here that the official Bytecoin GUI is closed source?
I have not problem with that, but it is all on your risk)))) as it always been) ethereumnews, thanks for vote) |
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July 27, 2017, 05:36:04 PM |
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Hey all, At the moment we're working on a new wallet for MacOS and we wanted to give you a sneak peak of the first design. (follow the reddit link) We wanted you to be the first to see it and get your feedback for development. Let us know what you think and what you'd want to see in a wallet. We're looking forward to hearing your ideas and suggestions! https://www.reddit.com/r/BytecoinBCN/comments/6pxj36/the_new_macos_wallet_sneak_peak/ |
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