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Re: 🔶 [ANN][TNSR]Tensor — PoW, PoS, MN, PoGD, machine learning in blockchain 🔶
Tensor team is not doing a lot of effort in terms of communicating with the community. They are off in every channel (Bitcointalk, Discord, e-mail), and that is directly related to project credibility.
Hello.
When is this WATCHDOG_EXPIRED issue going to be solved? I set my masternodes recently and never got to enabled status, so I think I am not contributing to the network.
Any feedbak? Thanks in advance.
When is this WATCHDOG_EXPIRED issue going to be solved? I set my masternodes recently and never got to enabled status, so I think I am not contributing to the network.
Any feedbak? Thanks in advance.
I am very frustrated with my pair of CLE-215+.
I am trying to run them under Ethos and Windows with several hardware configurations, but the system is unable to detect the Acorns. I have tested so far:
- Asrock H110 Pro BTC+ MoBo with Ethos. Drivers from SQRL and AcornMiner. Result: "I/ACORNMINER : Failed to get a valid list of Acorn device paths. Is the Acorn Driver installed?"
- Asus Prime Z270-P MoBo with Ethos. Same result as before.
- Laptop with NVMe to USB adapter with Windows 10 and SQRL drivers. The Acorn powers on but it is not recognized.
Am I missing something? Any help would really be appreciated.
I am trying to run them under Ethos and Windows with several hardware configurations, but the system is unable to detect the Acorns. I have tested so far:
- Asrock H110 Pro BTC+ MoBo with Ethos. Drivers from SQRL and AcornMiner. Result: "I/ACORNMINER : Failed to get a valid list of Acorn device paths. Is the Acorn Driver installed?"
- Asus Prime Z270-P MoBo with Ethos. Same result as before.
- Laptop with NVMe to USB adapter with Windows 10 and SQRL drivers. The Acorn powers on but it is not recognized.
Am I missing something? Any help would really be appreciated.
Yes! I still like ETH coin, at the moment i thinks is good and more. thanks
It seems like a lot of people prefer ETH more than BTC, but it seems that ETH is not secureWhy ETH is not secure?
ETH is my preferred cryptocurrency choice, ahead of BTC.
Re: Crypto cards in day to day life and will they replace traditional ones.
Last year I was able to get a ShakePay card and it worked perfectly. On top of that, the people in charge of the project are very honest and helpful. Then came the WaveCrest and VISA problem, and the card was cancelled. After that I requested the AdvCash card that was also cancelled before getting into my mailbox.
Now I cannot find any working product. I am in the waitlist for Monaco, Tenx, Wirex, Centra and PayCent. No one seems to be able to deliver.
Now I cannot find any working product. I am in the waitlist for Monaco, Tenx, Wirex, Centra and PayCent. No one seems to be able to deliver.
The market might be down comparing to December 2017 but is it really when you compare to it to the situation of last April? Both Bitcoin and Ethereum's prices are still so much higher than last April. Yes, I'd love to see the market at a stable position at this time which is badly needed to stop people from panicking.
Totally agree with you. We should not panic. To put things in perspective, take a look of the prices one year ago:
BTC: $988
BCH: $233
ETH: $43
LTC: $4
Re: Do you think bitmain is secretly mining ETH with ASICs?
Why do you call me troll? I was just giving my reasoned opinion.
Statements like "eth will always be the king" are more typical of a troll or fanboy.
Statements like "eth will always be the king" are more typical of a troll or fanboy.
Cause you are in denial too, the evidence to support eth asics have been known for 3 months already.
I think you did not finish reading my post.
Re: Do you think bitmain is secretly mining ETH with ASICs?
I gave you merit on this, its basically a turn of events, I do also mined XMR at ICE AGE however it started at the end of the year when ETH is way more profitable than mining Cryptonight, when Vegas were out and GPU shortage happened medium type GPU's like Rx550, were forcibly sold out and guess what, they also added to mine ETH.
The hashrate is not only recent, started 3 months ago, so nothing supports what van said, cryptonight miners are switching to eth now and a week ago, before that they were mining only cryptonight so nothing van says has any base and if you think it has it means you area greater troll than him cause stay in denial like that is bad.
You are doing or did it wrong then cause ethash never gave more money than cryptonight with vega.
I don't think any ASIC vendor is mining ETH currently, because of several reasons.
Firstly, Ethash is designed to be memory-intensive, and that means that the ASIC would be very costly to produce because of the amount of memory that needs to be addressed by every single chip.
Firstly, Ethash is designed to be memory-intensive, and that means that the ASIC would be very costly to produce because of the amount of memory that needs to be addressed by every single chip.
Another one in denial here. Keep on it trolls.
You trolls need to understand that profit wise, eth will always be the king of altcoins and the reason is still profitable even having asics on mining eth and those troll asic companies have boundaries, they don't want people to suspect there are eth asics.
Also take note that anybody saying there are no eth asics means, they must be paid trolls from asic companies and alike, do not trust anything they say.
Why do you call me troll? I was just giving my reasoned opinion.
Statements like "eth will always be the king" are more typical of a troll or fanboy.
Re: Do you think bitmain is secretly mining ETH with ASICs?
I don't think any ASIC vendor is mining ETH currently, because of several reasons.
Firstly, Ethash is designed to be memory-intensive, and that means that the ASIC would be very costly to produce because of the amount of memory that needs to be addressed by every single chip.
On top of that, chip manufacturing technology is stable at 14nm, with some players trying to jump to a lower and much more expensive 7nm production process. Popular GPUs use 14nm technology, so any ASIC that pretends to be more efficient must be lower than that (Bitmain Antminer L3+ is 16nm, for instance), thus becoming very expensive.
I don't discard completely the possibility of Ethash ASIC mining, but I think that nowadays the more efficient option are GPUs. The difficulty ramp up is caused in my opinion by more and more GPUs mining.
Regards.
Firstly, Ethash is designed to be memory-intensive, and that means that the ASIC would be very costly to produce because of the amount of memory that needs to be addressed by every single chip.
On top of that, chip manufacturing technology is stable at 14nm, with some players trying to jump to a lower and much more expensive 7nm production process. Popular GPUs use 14nm technology, so any ASIC that pretends to be more efficient must be lower than that (Bitmain Antminer L3+ is 16nm, for instance), thus becoming very expensive.
I don't discard completely the possibility of Ethash ASIC mining, but I think that nowadays the more efficient option are GPUs. The difficulty ramp up is caused in my opinion by more and more GPUs mining.
Regards.
Re: Bitmain Antminer A3 earning $500 a day mining SIAcoin . .WHAT?! Results & Stats
how can they be upset that a company made a miner to mine the coin that are developing 
don't they, um, understand that literally exactly how this whole thing works?
don't they, um, understand that literally exactly how this whole thing works?
Yes, that is the point. They should be happy to obtain massive support from ASIC miners. But it comes that Bitmain surprised everyone launching the ASIC before SiaTech, and they are angry about that because it spoiled their SC1.
Re: [ANN][ICO] PAYCENTOS - Bridging the Gap Between Cryptocurrency and Fiat
Why the card is so expensive ? I got free cards from other similar ICO-s . Will be the price $120 just for the starting period who want to get it first, or it gonna be standard price ? Is it Visa or Mastercard, what is the card provider ? Can I find somewhere the full fee table for owning and spending money with the payment card ?
The price is quite high compared to other existing alternatives. Any explanation, apart from the scarcity of these payment media?
This is flat out false. I had the first batch of D3's and the ROI wasn't anywhere near a week.
What ROI did you get?
Any dev around? no news since october last year, project abandoned?
I would like to see this getting more life, considering is already an old blockchain, anyone knows how can we contact devs?
I would like to see this getting more life, considering is already an old blockchain, anyone knows how can we contact devs?
I have the same question than you. Is this project still alive?
There is only one coin to mine and it has issues, 10K international + 6k china units sold and new batches coming online.
ROI for first batch of internationals will be $30/day maybe $50 for a short time. My D3 is doing almost as good as the L3+. The A3 wont even come close to the lifespan the D3 will have.
ROI for first batch of internationals will be $30/day maybe $50 for a short time. My D3 is doing almost as good as the L3+. The A3 wont even come close to the lifespan the D3 will have.
Only one coin that is very profitable to mine at this moment with the A3. Well, in fact there is another Blake2b coin, but I have not made calculations.
Yes, you can look at it (carefully), because first miners will have that kind of profit. That was the case with the D3.
There is only one coin to mine and it has issues, 10K international + 6k china units sold and new batches coming online.
ROI for first batch of internationals will be $30/day maybe $50 for a short time. My D3 is doing almost as good as the L3+. The A3 wont even come close to the lifespan the D3 will have.
ROI for first batch of internationals will be $30/day maybe $50 for a short time. My D3 is doing almost as good as the L3+. The A3 wont even come close to the lifespan the D3 will have.
Only one coin that is very profitable to mine at this moment with the A3. Well, in fact there is another Blake2b coin, but I have not made calculations.
This is a very interesting thread.
Yes, it may be another D3 situation, but I have to remind that the first batches of D3 generated huge amounts of money and had a ROI of one week. Then the profit went down and down, but the first owners did very well.
It is the same case now with the A3. Now the profit is over $600/day, so if you are one of the lucky ones that get one in 10 days, you have made great business. And if profit comes down to $30/day, it is still amazing.
So, the A3 can be another D3, or maybe it turns into a L3+ case with a longer lifespan and solid profit.
Let's wait and see what happens.
Yes, it may be another D3 situation, but I have to remind that the first batches of D3 generated huge amounts of money and had a ROI of one week. Then the profit went down and down, but the first owners did very well.
It is the same case now with the A3. Now the profit is over $600/day, so if you are one of the lucky ones that get one in 10 days, you have made great business. And if profit comes down to $30/day, it is still amazing.
So, the A3 can be another D3, or maybe it turns into a L3+ case with a longer lifespan and solid profit.
Let's wait and see what happens.