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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner v6.0
by
Tmdz
on 17/11/2016, 16:26:14 UTC

Could also be a nicehash user.  Or someone remotely changing config files.

To anyone worried about remote changes, set -mport 0 (disable), or -mport -3333 (negative ports make remote monitoring read only), default is 3333 (full remote access via ethman).

You can also go here https://www.grc.com/x/ne.dll?rh1dkyd2 to check if port 3333 is open to the outside world, and change router settings if it is.

Looks like a gpu farm, all the worker hash rates fall in line with what you would expect of a rig.

Lolz so 250+ rigs?

Once you consider there a warehouses filled with gpu racks, it starts to get crazy.

Those owners sometimes open a couple of locations and they probably split up the workers to various address for whatever reason, really its impossible to say how large they are.  If I worked at a location like that I would probably siphon off a few racks to mine at my own address and blame it on downtime ;P

2-3 Msols are nothing for him. And we are so happy when we get 20 sols upgrade to our farming  Grin
 

Ps. If i have chence to reach his speed probably i will the the second Dan Blizerian hahahaha

Hahah Im sure there are a good of Dan Bizerian wannabes running around, some charter jets accept bitcoin for a reason  Cheesy

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Janssens himself made a fortune as a Bitcoin miner back in the currency’s early days. When the price of Bitcoin took off in 2013, he was three years ahead of the curve.

Incidentally, he was already a PrivateFly customer, but said when the company turned to Bitcoin, he was “the first in line.”