Everyone got in at the peak during the hype and now the reality that virtually all altcoins are shitcoins has set in; they are worthless. They exist only for devs to premine and dump, or for price manipulators. There are a few out there that may be worth something in the future. Too many people got burned because everyone thought they were getting free money. There is no free money; it comes from one person and goes to another. I will probably be selling off my hardware a piece at a time to regular computer users.

I am moving to another province soon and need the money for moving. Prices are in Canadian Dollars. I prefer a local deal within Winnipeg area. Please email me if interested. lakytus19@hotmail.com

First computer 4.4 mh/s $3600:
-6 AMD 280x graphics cards (5 HIS, 1 XFX)
-Custom built rack for all the hardware
-1 AMD motherboard and FX2 CPU with 4 gigs of ram and hard drive with Windows 8
-Powered risers for all the cards
-2 Corsair RM850 Power supplies

Second computer 2.9 mh/s $2600:
-6 AMD Asus 270x DCII Top graphics cards
-Custom built rack for all the hardware
-1 AMD motherboard and FX2 CPU with 4 gigs of ram and hard drive with Windows 8
-Powered risers for all the cards
-1 Coolermaster 850 watt, and 1 Corsair AX760 power supplies

Third computer 2.3 mh/s $1900:
-3 AMD Asus 280x DCII Top graphics cards
-(no case for this one, but a cheap case would be $60-$80)
-1 AMD motherboard and FX2 CPU with 4 gigs of ram and hard drive with Windows 8
- Corsair HX1050 power supply


These computers require zero setup or maintenance. Just turn them on and let them mine. I have setups for various coins. I will show you exactly how everything works if you need. All you need to do it setup a Bitcoin wallet and remote viewer on your own computer which I will show you how to do. It only takes a few minutes.

1/3 of the gridseeds are DOA and the software is still buggy. Plus if larger asics come out the gridseeds will be worthless, and gpus will still hold value.

Where are you getting this 280,000 per mh from? Average diff over 7 days is 1.9 and it's at 1.8 now. That gives 110,000 if you're lucky at 1 mh. BS post.

People need to stop riding these pump and dump scam coins. The only people who make money are the pumpers. Everyone is looking for a quick buck and getting burned. I can't even say scammed because everyone sees the green-eyed monster and think they will get rich. I have no sympathy for these fools; let their money be parted from their hands. News flash: only a few people get rich of these pumps, and it's the people pumping. Everyone else gets left with a wallet full of shitcoins. This will be the death of alt coins as we know them, and maybe that's for the best.

Isn't that usually the reason for pump and dumps? The pumper makes money, everyone else loses. The money has to come from someone.

I always mine at Dedicatedpool. Any coin I mine, I look there first. Awesome pools.

Greed trumps personal integrity.

It's basically a 7950 rebrand, but there may be some slight increases. I can't find any review on them yet.

Rejected amount is fine. HW errors should be 0. One of my 280s will get 1-2 hardware errors per day, but I ignore them because it's a shitty XFX card and it's just a bad all-around card. You should be aiming for 0 errors.

It's not just Clevermining that is going down. Wafflepool is at 0.00430411, which is lower. The pools are too big for the current state of cryptos. Coinshift is at 0.00682, but they have less than 500 mh. They can mine the small coins that shift up and down all day on coinwarz. Some sort of hash splitting will probably have to happen here to keep profits up.

This has only occurred within the past half a day. Most people who use multipools set their miners there and forget about it, because that is essentially the point of them. Once more people check up on it, it will probably go down more. I have switched because it's getting to the point of not worth the hassle of monitoring my miners for this payout.

I get over 90% WU. There doesn't seem to be any right answer for everyone, you just have to see what works for your system. Plus you have to run it for more than 20 minutes to get your real rates.

I can't say for sure if they work on here, but I was getting fairly high rejects, usually higher than average, before I added q, s, e. After I added them, my rejected shares went down considerably to 2.4%. Now on US East server I am at 0.3% rejected shares after 24 hours with those settings. The average on that server seems to be 2-3%. This is just my observation on my own rigs; it may or may not be coincidence.

I am using queue 5 scan-time 1 expiry 1. I picked these because these are the suggested settings on the Middlecoin wiki.

Are you delusional? You seem like the type of person who believes anyone's bullshit. Think about this very deeply for a few minutes.

Some guy on the internet is going to give A WHOLE COUNTRY free money he created out of nothing, essentially. Iceland has 320,000 people. How on earth are that many people going to know what Auroracoin is? Think of the logistics in carrying out a deed of this magnitude. The majority of people don't even know, or care about Bitcoins, you think they are going to care about this shitcoin?

How is he going to get the wallet addresses of 320,000 people? Are they all going to email him? He would have to send out coins to 36.5 addresses an hour. That's over 1 per 2 seconds for an entire year, but he would only be able to do it a few hours a day, so it would take years. Is he going to write a spam bot to send it all out? Spam is illegal in most places and people would think this is some sort of scam anyway (which it is).

What are they going to do with these coins? Dump them for Bitcoins, and then get real money. Who is going to bother with that? That is so much work setting that all up that and most people won't know how. Plus when they do dump these coins, the people receiving them down the line will get less and less because of all the dumping. How is the market going to bear that many coins being dumped? How many coins is each person getting? Something like 31 I think I read. That's ~1.4 bitcoins. At the current price, that's $1000. Who cares? That's nothing for all the work that would have to be done.

Also I think the Icelandic government would have something to say with all this money laundering going on which is why that country is in the depressed state it's in to begin with.

There are so many more reasons why this is a obvious scam. It's people like you who keep falling for these stupid schemes with fiat money and how people go to jail.

I have 3 computers on the new east server. 1 of them is getting the Rejected untracked stratum share messages, and the other 2 are not. I know they don't affect anything, but on the west server all 3 were getting that message.

The 1 getting the message has all 280X's. The 2 not getting the message are 1 of all 270X's, and one of a mix of both. Maybe that will give you a clue to track down the issue. Perhaps it has something to do with hash rates.

So far I am getting 0% rejects off this server. On low diff coins I was getting crazy rejects on US west.

Currently the only thing that comes close to 1mh for scrypt is a 290x and I don't think it will even hit that. Anything that is rated at gh or higher is for bitcoins. I wouldn't waste my money on buying equipment for mining bitcoins. At this point, you would need hundreds of thousands of dollars to make a return. With gpus, you can at least resell them or use them for video games. If you have that much money, then invest it in something else.

You are using hundreds of watts running all those computers just for cpu mining. You are spending way more on electricty than you will get back from mining scrypt coins with cpus. You are better off not mining.

That antminer is for bitcoins and I wouldn't bother with that either. You will probably make $0.06 per day if you are lucky with 2 gh

Hashfever has 560mh, so the numbers are not correct somewhere. Those 2 pools combined would have more than the total network hash. There are many other pools mining this.