Search content
Sort by
Showing 20 of 103 results by Kuma
mate, I'm from Czech Republic and Airbank is pure Czech bank owned by PPF group as mentioned already above. they are not connected at all and links from google showing comparison of bank services and products in my country..
so again, it is not about banking system, check what I already posted..
Hi, I don't want to defend Bitstamp, but it's possible that the international transfers are somehow processed through RB (I remember there was similar partnership between FIO and CSOB banks, before FIO received bank licence).
I guess they jack up the hashrate, then take it down when a few hundred blocks are left to determine the desired end result. Since the 2016 block rate ends up as the eventual difficulty increase and it lags the rate of the last blocks they jack the rate up again at the end to square the books. Total manipulation. This time it looks like they get to scam customers out of 8% of payouts for the next period.
As Gws24 wrote, next difficulty is calculated for the entire 2016 block period! So there's no way how can someone make a profit from this. There is no central authority, no banks etc. If someone does what you think it is done, it will affect this subject as well.
If you have 23 PH/s it's best to turn it on and mine as much as you can.
So, it´s a question of an assumed hashrate on which an assumed difficulty is based. Then big mining operators play that like a fiddle to fleece their investors. Small wonder that nobody in their right mind takes this mess seriously. Nonsensical production of a produce that has no volume on two-bit exchanges and constantly falls in price. It totally stands to reason. But the more confidence in this nonsense tanks along with the price the more it is supposed to be worth in future. Good luck with that.
Galdur, please read https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Difficulty. In short when network hashrate goes up, the difficulty goes up as well to compensate it.
Relevant citation from https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Block
The difficulty of the mathematical problem is automatically adjusted by the network, such that it targets a goal of solving an average of 6 blocks per hour. Every 2016 blocks (about two weeks), all Bitcoin clients compare the actual number created with this goal and modify the target by the percentage that it varied. This increases (or decreases) the difficulty of generating blocks.
The fiat value of BTC has no direct relation to difficulty nor hashrate.
I'm considering hosting some hardware at Toom.im. Any reason why or why I shouldn't? Any existing customers of theirs have anything to say about them?
M
M
Hi,
I'm hosting at Toom.im for 4 months. Sometimes there were slower replies in case my miner stucked, but it was always compensated by additional hashpower, so overall I can just recommend them.
Kuma
On the computer that did not work did you try all the different USB ports? Just curious.
Yes, also 3-4 USB cables. Also on the laptop the same thing. Only my brothers PC was working, and his PC is nearly identical to mine.
Sorry, I did not understand. You meant myTrezor the supporting app/website? What "proof"?
"Bits of Proof " is company who made the myTrezor backend (the web wallet).
Hello,
is there currently any problem with mytrezor.com backend? I can't see my incoming transactions and the worse thing is that I paid some amount via Coinbase and it seems not to be passing although it looks as sent from mytrezor.com.
is there currently any problem with mytrezor.com backend? I can't see my incoming transactions and the worse thing is that I paid some amount via Coinbase and it seems not to be passing although it looks as sent from mytrezor.com.
Re: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - Best W/GH/s ratio, Best $/GH/s ratio
Zvi, I was wondering how to allow API access so MultiMiner can see the miner on the network like it does the Antminers and such.
I have it setup as the default like this.
Thanks
You have to ssh to station and vi /etc/cgminer.confI have it setup as the default like this.
Quote
api-listen
True
api-allow
W:127.0.0.1
It is like something is missing to make it work. True
api-allow
W:127.0.0.1
Thanks
I am not expert on the cgminer config files, I know you can set w:0/0 to enable total remote access to miner from any station. Maybe someone here can guide you to a more secure configuration.
It's important for minepeon to have access from local station (127.0.0.1).
If you need to change settings through API (for example switching pools etc.), you should set W:127.0.0.1,W:. If you need just to read values from API use W:127.0.0.1,R or W:127.0.0.1,R:0/0 (for enabling non privileged - read access from all IP addresses).
Hi, what is the recommended way of updating FW?
Please go to mytrezor.com and follow on-screen instructions.
Unfortunately I can't see any difference, it looks like before
, no instructions even after reload.Hi,
I still have a problem with my wallet with the second account, I already send report to info@bitcointrezor.com.
I still have a problem with my wallet with the second account, I already send report to info@bitcointrezor.com.
Re: ***Spondoolies Tech SP10 - Shipping May 16 - 1.5Th/s - $3,200***
The valid prices for hosting for second and the next months are at http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/collections/products/hosting ? Or there will be also "special deal" as with the SP30s?