Quote from: Münzpräger on March 16, 2018, 03:41:41 PM

Quote from: Vov4ik2682 on March 15, 2018, 10:38:24 PM

Quote from: SparkyU on March 15, 2018, 09:20:51 PM

Quote from: beeelzebub on March 15, 2018, 06:00:09 PM

You are wrong.

They raised 80btc worth eth/btc for sirx they sold.

If they turned to fiat at that time it was 80-90k usd.

You missed a zero, at the time BTC was worth around $10000 and that times 80 is $800,000.

On a completely almost unrelated question, does anyone know of any low power machines to use for 24/7 staking? I've heard the ideal setup is a raspberry pi if it supports it, but I was curious what everyone uses in these scenarios. I really don't feel like leaving my main gaming pc on for that long sucking up needless watts. Does everyone just use old laptops or something?

If your gaming PC will only be used for 24/7 staking, then it will not consume resources at full capacity, as in games. The laptop will certainly be more energy efficient in this case, but that's if you already have it.

A Pi is always an option but be prepared to invest time to set up everything and fix bugs. You may be restricted to only a few wallets on one Pi.
I use an old Laptop to stake. It consumes 11 Watts in idle mode and you can stake quite a few coins at the same time.

Colleagues, and is there any guide how to configure the POS Mining SIRX on the Raspberry Pi 3? I've already bought this mini computer for a long time, it's idle.
I would be grateful for your help in setting up)