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December 13, 2014, 11:36:13 PM |
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According to https://alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator... Next difficulty retarget occurs at block 334655.0 (eta 3.2 days): 39547782382.4 / -1.1% [est.] What is your opinion ?
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EternalWingsofGod
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December 13, 2014, 11:41:30 PM |
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I think it will go down a second time, originally I was expecting a marginal increase but it looks like more units are powering down So at least for now the hashrate will drop (That said I'm curious if its at a peak bubble and will collapse a bit more soon)
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slaveforanunnak1
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December 13, 2014, 11:42:04 PM |
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yea.. i think it will go down as well.
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newIndia (OP)
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December 13, 2014, 11:53:13 PM |
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I think it will go down a second time, originally I was expecting a marginal increase but it looks like more units are powering down So at least for now the hashrate will drop (That said I'm curious if its at a peak bubble and will collapse a bit more soon) If difficulty collapse, the price is expected to go down with it as well... is not it ? Does anyone have any difficulty vs. price graph for bitcoin ?
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December 14, 2014, 12:20:02 AM |
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At this point it's not sure yet as the estimated is far from accurate.
If enough people fire up their machines in the last day then it will go up slightly.
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tins
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December 14, 2014, 01:30:27 AM |
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Seems like it'll go down a fraction again until (if) we see a significant BTC price increase.
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December 14, 2014, 01:54:26 AM |
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I think it will go down a second time, originally I was expecting a marginal increase but it looks like more units are powering down So at least for now the hashrate will drop (That said I'm curious if its at a peak bubble and will collapse a bit more soon) If difficulty collapse, the price is expected to go down with it as well... is not it ? Does anyone have any difficulty vs. price graph for bitcoin ? Other way around son... difficulty is falling because less blocks are being solved... because less people are mining them... because they cant afford to because of the low price.
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December 14, 2014, 02:16:03 AM |
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The hashrate will continue to decline leading to a drop in difficulty. Unless the community wakes up and starts to give at least 50% of its effort in integrating Bitcoin into payroll systems, we're going to see Bitcoin slowly fade away into the night. The only way to equalize the downward price pressure caused by the growth of BTC accepting merchants, is to pay people in Bitcoin.
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December 14, 2014, 11:46:44 AM |
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The hashrate will continue to decline leading to a drop in difficulty. Unless the community wakes up and starts to give at least 50% of its effort in integrating Bitcoin into payroll systems, we're going to see Bitcoin slowly fade away into the night. The only way to equalize the downward price pressure caused by the growth of BTC accepting merchants, is to pay people in Bitcoin. Big merchants like NewEgg to OverStock, everyone is simply dumping the coins. If they paid their employees/vendors, then this problem would not arise. This is why companies who fully depend on bitcoin ecosystem should rise. Interestingly, at the time of writing this, the last block has been found 45 minutes ago. https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/block/000000000000000019d4247dd6a2d669ccc34cf926d0e50fa6bb78ac70583677
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December 14, 2014, 02:49:35 PM |
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I think it will go down a second time, originally I was expecting a marginal increase but it looks like more units are powering down So at least for now the hashrate will drop (That said I'm curious if its at a peak bubble and will collapse a bit more soon) If difficulty collapse, the price is expected to go down with it as well... is not it ? Does anyone have any difficulty vs. price graph for bitcoin ? It doesn't follow that way. price doesn't care about difficulty. Difficulty, or rather electricity spent per unit Bitcoin, somewhat follows price. When the more efficient chips come on the market the difficulty will increase again.
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December 15, 2014, 10:29:29 AM |
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Hey, this is a great chart. It seems both the line have overlapped each other multiple times.
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December 15, 2014, 12:53:08 PM |
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I think it will go down a second time, originally I was expecting a marginal increase but it looks like more units are powering down So at least for now the hashrate will drop (That said I'm curious if its at a peak bubble and will collapse a bit more soon) If difficulty collapse, the price is expected to go down with it as well... is not it ? Does anyone have any difficulty vs. price graph for bitcoin ? I wish difficulty influenced price. Btc would be many thousands of $$ each right now.
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December 15, 2014, 04:42:35 PM |
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I for one am done with cloud mining and I shall be investing my BTC into hardware, a few 1 th/s miners should get me started so I would welcome a dip in difficulty (first time it's been negative I believe) and then a surge in new equipment to bring the price back up too.
Any tips on where to utilise my miners would be greatly appreciated
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December 15, 2014, 04:53:40 PM |
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I for one am done with cloud mining and I shall be investing my BTC into hardware, a few 1 th/s miners should get me started so I would welcome a dip in difficulty (first time it's been negative I believe) and then a surge in new equipment to bring the price back up too.
Any tips on where to utilise my miners would be greatly appreciated
Some people heat their floors with them via the basement or you could strategically place them around the house for heating. Very clever thank you so much for your input. Here's an idea, next time you see someone seeking constructive advise....DON'T POST!!!! Again thank you so much for your thoughtful input
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December 15, 2014, 04:59:25 PM |
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I for one am done with cloud mining and I shall be investing my BTC into hardware, a few 1 th/s miners should get me started so I would welcome a dip in difficulty (first time it's been negative I believe) and then a surge in new equipment to bring the price back up too.
Any tips on where to utilise my miners would be greatly appreciated
Some people heat their floors with them via the basement or you could strategically place them around the house for heating. Very clever thank you so much for your input. Here's an idea, next time you see someone seeking constructive advise....DON'T POST!!!! Again thank you so much for your thoughtful input I can only assume your being sarcastic but the way your original post read was you were looking where to utilize your miners, if you meant which pool to point them at that would be different. I am sorry for trying to help you because you must be new to the hardware world because these thing generate a ton of heat and you will want to think of where you place them. I apologize for your lack of basic understanding, when I simply asked where is best to utilize them, I thought it went without saying that I was asking for advice on which pools to use, but I guess it didn't go without saying so I shall state it more clearly for you to understand. "Any tips on which pools to use my miners in would be greatly appreciated"
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December 15, 2014, 05:06:04 PM |
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I for one am done with cloud mining and I shall be investing my BTC into hardware, a few 1 th/s miners should get me started so I would welcome a dip in difficulty (first time it's been negative I believe) and then a surge in new equipment to bring the price back up too.
Any tips on where to utilise my miners would be greatly appreciated
Some people heat their floors with them via the basement or you could strategically place them around the house for heating. Very clever thank you so much for your input. Here's an idea, next time you see someone seeking constructive advise....DON'T POST!!!! Again thank you so much for your thoughtful input I can only assume your being sarcastic but the way your original post read was you were looking where to utilize your miners, if you meant which pool to point them at that would be different. I am sorry for trying to help you because you must be new to the hardware world because these thing generate a ton of heat and you will want to think of where you place them. I apologize for your lack of basic understanding, when I simply asked where is best to utilize them, I thought it went without saying that I was asking for advice on which pools to use, but I guess it didn't go without saying so I shall state it more clearly for you to understand. "Any tips on which pools to use my miners in would be greatly appreciated" You really meant your username when you picked it huh? Obviously you don't do shit for research before you invest or you wouldn't have already been burnt by cloud mining. So here's a tip if you have to ask on which pools to mine and your going to be rude about people helping you just go donate your money instead of wasting it. Oh my word, it seems to be a general pattern on here that people with some sort of senior status on their account talk like shit to other people, especially newbie/junior members like they're infants. Of course I have done research but it doesn't hurt to open up some form of constructive conversation with established miners to get a little more knowledge. I do not intend to get into some form of witty conversation with anyone.
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December 15, 2014, 05:18:25 PM |
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I for one am done with cloud mining and I shall be investing my BTC into hardware, a few 1 th/s miners should get me started so I would welcome a dip in difficulty (first time it's been negative I believe) and then a surge in new equipment to bring the price back up too.
Any tips on where to utilise my miners would be greatly appreciated
Some people heat their floors with them via the basement or you could strategically place them around the house for heating. Very clever thank you so much for your input. Here's an idea, next time you see someone seeking constructive advise....DON'T POST!!!! Again thank you so much for your thoughtful input I can only assume your being sarcastic but the way your original post read was you were looking where to utilize your miners, if you meant which pool to point them at that would be different. I am sorry for trying to help you because you must be new to the hardware world because these thing generate a ton of heat and you will want to think of where you place them. I apologize for your lack of basic understanding, when I simply asked where is best to utilize them, I thought it went without saying that I was asking for advice on which pools to use, but I guess it didn't go without saying so I shall state it more clearly for you to understand. "Any tips on which pools to use my miners in would be greatly appreciated" You really meant your username when you picked it huh? Obviously you don't do shit for research before you invest or you wouldn't have already been burnt by cloud mining. So here's a tip if you have to ask on which pools to mine and your going to be rude about people helping you just go donate your money instead of wasting it. Oh my word, it seems to be a general pattern on here that people with some sort of senior status on their account talk like shit to other people, especially newbie/junior members like they're infants. Of course I have done research but it doesn't hurt to open up some form of constructive conversation with established miners to get a little more knowledge. I do not intend to get into some form of witty conversation with anyone. I almost never get into arguments with people, but most people are pretty kind when you're trying to help them make money. Honestly there are two types of pools PPLNS and PPS if you are mining with a smaller amount I would do PPS because you always get paid out the same, PPLNS takes a while and it depends on how much you've helped and it's not very predictable. For PPS i use F2Pool and for PPLNS use P2Pool. Seriously though if you don't own home miners you need to strategically place these things especially if you are going to get a few, for one pay attention to wattage on outlets, secondly make sure it's not near you thermostat or you'll have a shit time when trying too cool your home and 3 make sure you aren't over heating anything. Thank you sincerely, that's exactly the type of advice and feedback I was looking for, something constructive that I can take on board and act upon. Again, thanks
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December 16, 2014, 12:52:10 PM |
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Difficulty will drop for sure, 85PetaHash of sha gear moved over to mine Paycoin, this is going to affect block times for bitcoin and definitely change the difficulty down but it is temporary as Paycoin only has a PoW of a couple weeks.
So, how long this PayCoin storm is going to stay ? Will the Gen4 chips can mine PayCoin too ? If yes, that would be a great news for bitcoin miners
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December 16, 2014, 01:24:25 PM |
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Difficulty will drop for sure, 85PetaHash of sha gear moved over to mine Paycoin, this is going to affect block times for bitcoin and definitely change the difficulty down but it is temporary as Paycoin only has a PoW of a couple weeks.
So, how long this PayCoin storm is going to stay ? Will the Gen4 chips can mine PayCoin too ? If yes, that would be a great news for bitcoin miners it is a short window for the pre-mining so to speak. the 20th of dec. after that it all depends on how well the coins price holds up. if the coin has legs it will affect BTC for months to come. Or if the coin crashes and burns BTC will get a solid DIFF increase.
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