In your personal opinion, what's the cheapest coin or token with the best fundamentals to hold in 2018?
cheers!
Personally i invested my money into a token called Dragon coin (DRG), the current price is 0.00075 ETH while the ICO price is at 0.0055 ETH (March 2018( , so it's very cheap right now if it's compared to the ico price. I believe the price will be going to more than $1 in near future.
I know DRG, indeed yesterday DRG pumped and to the moon, maybe it's time to buy some DRG, ethereum and darico
Thanks Claymore for all the support and i am a big fan of you software, but unfortunate we cannot use the software anymore due to different variant of cryptonote forks.
Is it possible to add different variant of the cryptonote like the light V7 now after everyone forking to block asic miners and there scam, they are adopting different type of the new cryptonote version
Nothing is predictable in the market because there is the chance that the price ETH will increase in the market, But nowadays ETH is not completely depended on Bitcoin price because the value of Bitcoin price is increasing but ETH price is not increasing. So it will take some time to increase its value.
You can predict the long term price. For example, if there are more users the ETH or Bitcoin Cash could rise further.
What kind of hashrate are people getting out of the Sapphire RX 580 Nitro+ 4GB and 8GB? Anyone have a good bios? I can't seem to get more than about 285. Thought they would be more than that.
For the RX 580, it should be around 300H/s. You are not far off.
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Re: Will mining profitability keep going down, or will it stop - or increase?
It all depends on mining difficulty, mining during its early days was pure gold, with only a few miners it was easier. There a lot more miners now and I expect there will be more as bitcoin adoption and popularity increases. Difficulty will almost always increase every month, so your hardware will earn less coins each month.
Also keep in mind that the exchange rate is up and down, Your profits depends on how long you hold your coins, or the value when you sell. You could mine now, and sell a few years down the line, If bitcoin is valued at $15,000 for example, you profit would be much higher than if you sell now at $2500.
You need to keep track of your cost - electricity and other bills, spending and your trades to make sure your calculations are correct, and you are making some profit now before investing in new hardware. The profits will come, most big miners take a long term view when looking at profits, but trade enough to cover your cost.
In terms of overall gaming performance, the graphical capabilities of the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 MSI Founders 8GB Edition are significantly better than the AMD Radeon RX 470 4GB
I think I will keep on mining as long as there is some profit. In a few years, the coins will worth a lot.
Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner. ========================= Latest version v12.4:
Hey Guys!
I just bought 4 x RX580 but when I started the CLM 12.4 it is saying I have 4 x RX480. Why is that? Claymore needs to upgrade his software for these cards or why?
Thank You! Zoltan
It makes no difference in mining. They are the same.
Were on track to have the first major bank issue their own token on the Ethereum live chain, directly connecting it with customer accounts. Check out the snapscreen video of the system running on our test network.
One thing thats important to highlight is that the system will be completely open source, this includes the underlying smart contracts as well as the code that runs the system and connects to the bank APIs.
Other major banks are now approaching us and are asking to be part of an initiative that is putting cash money on the chain. We will be taking it slowly and surely, but eventually hope to have all their tokens on the live chain.
Were working in close collaboration with Santander as we deal with the last few remaining obstacles in bringing the system onto the live network. Watch this space.
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Re: [2016-08-05]Legal tussle looms for bitcoin holders in hacked Bitfinex
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I think all the coin in the exchange are coin mingled. And if there is any loss, the exchange has to take the hit first.
people here so happy celebrating halving day when miners out there crying in their bedroom,how if the miners get away from bitcoin and bitcoin doomed? do you even thinking the negative effect of halving? should be prepared for this myself,i just being realistic and not thinking about the price only
I don't think miners are crying out ther ^^ Halving is a planned event, it's not a supriprising shit for them =)
Exactly. Unless their 'bedroom' is a huge facility in China with thousands of water cooled ASIC miners with cheap, plentiful coal produced electricity.
Dont panic if miners go away from bitcoin diff will drop , so some miners will come back, price will go higher and we are all gonna be happy ! im missing my mining days... *sigh*
As long as the bitcoin price does not drop below $600, most miners will still be profitable, especially those with S7 miners.