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Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion
Ok, I have a question for you all. I see many who firmly believe that btc will go very high in the future. Taking into consideration current world events (economy, politics, the possibility of war, etc.) do you still believe in that future? How much of your beliefs is gut feeling vs a dispassionate analysis? Share your views.
The transaction fee setting in our client software wasn't adjusted properly for the chunk size and so we are lower priority in the blockchain right now. You will all get your payments, it will just take a few hours 
This is one of the many reasons we get started with the process early in the day.
This is one of the many reasons we get started with the process early in the day. Thank you for the update!
It shows that my payment is sent on my pbmining profile but I havent received It to my bitcoin wallet 
Customer #: 7723
Customer #: 7723
Same here... #7340
Hi Mrugala,
I know you're still trolling these forums You about ready for another round of refunds? I'll take my 2BTC to address 1HQmzgr6Sz5ticr7Ns3yuvCKqhr99vneER
Thanks
I know you're still trolling these forums
You about ready for another round of refunds? I'll take my 2BTC to address 1HQmzgr6Sz5ticr7Ns3yuvCKqhr99vneERThanks
+1
My address is below.
Right now, what I do is reinvest my whole payout every week.
I´m reinvesting some of it too, trying to keep ahead of the difficulty increases.
Re: [ANN] BlackCoin (BC) | on exchanges | PoS | No premine
am i on ignore or something? can anyone read this?
yes
I´m seeing very low profitability. I have 6.1 MH/s (steady, with a 0.5 to 1% reject rate) pointed at coinfu, and yesterday´s payment was 0.02017, or 0.00331 BTC per MH/d. that is very short from the latest profitability numbers posted (0.004621 btc/mh/day) Any idea what could be the issue?
Re: [ANN][AUTO-SWITCH] Profit-switch auto-exchange pool: CleverMining.com
Terk, I know you are busy, but I ned to ask you a favor. I misconfigured 3 miners yesterday and the user name was wrong. The user should have been 1CKwmN5zrrqDLgzmwFgvr1AbqXPSDaRrXp, but for some reason, I ended up using 1CKwmN5zrrqDLgzmwFgvr1AbqXPSDaRrXp_panterasystem for several hours. Can you please correct it and add the btc to the correct account?
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!
We've been the lowest fee profit-switching pool since our start, but we do have to raise the pool fee from 1%, to 2%.
In an effort to keep with the transparency that this pool has always tried to put forth, a full explanation of the reasoning/rationality follows.
Essentially, it is nearly impossible to run the pool the way I'd like it to be run at a 1% fee. Of that fee, a huge portion comes off the top immediately to exchange fees. Using cryptsy as the example because most of our exchanging happens there, we lose 0.3% immediately. We also lose a bit (depending on the coin) to transaction fees to get coins from our account, to the exchange, a bit more from the exchange to our bitcoin account, and a decently large chunk in bitcoin fees (this has gone down in 0.9, but its still a decent amount with our volume of low-priority coins) when we run payouts (and a lot more on sundays when we run 0.001 minimums).
After all of these fees, plus hosting costs (which have doubled due to the DDOS and constant attacks on our boxes), DDOS protection, server monitoring, etc, we're left with an extremely small amount for actually running the pool. At the end of the day, with me working on the pool for 40hrs/wk (a very conservative estimate), I'm looking at what amounts to a manager's job at walmart. Except the manager at walmart doesn't get woken up nightly due to server pages.
Essentially, for me to be able to justify the amount of work I put in on wafflepool, I need to raise the fees.
I've been wrestling with the decision for a few weeks now, and during the start of the DDOS/attacks was at the point of saying "fuck this, its just not worth the stress", but decided to fight through it and get 3hrs of sleep a night for the week. We're back, and today is our best profit day in a while (thank god for bad luck streaks...), but its at this point that I need to raise the fees to make it worth it to run in the future.
2% seems reasonable to me. It matches almost all of our competitors (who were smart enough to do it in the beginning), and isn't a huge change to the end user (1% to 2% isn't a major change in profitability). And allows me to sink more work into the pool without feeling screwed at the end of the day.
Again, sorry it has to happen, feel free to rant about how this is the end of WP/multipools/etc, it wasn't a decision made lightly.
In an effort to keep with the transparency that this pool has always tried to put forth, a full explanation of the reasoning/rationality follows.
Essentially, it is nearly impossible to run the pool the way I'd like it to be run at a 1% fee. Of that fee, a huge portion comes off the top immediately to exchange fees. Using cryptsy as the example because most of our exchanging happens there, we lose 0.3% immediately. We also lose a bit (depending on the coin) to transaction fees to get coins from our account, to the exchange, a bit more from the exchange to our bitcoin account, and a decently large chunk in bitcoin fees (this has gone down in 0.9, but its still a decent amount with our volume of low-priority coins) when we run payouts (and a lot more on sundays when we run 0.001 minimums).
After all of these fees, plus hosting costs (which have doubled due to the DDOS and constant attacks on our boxes), DDOS protection, server monitoring, etc, we're left with an extremely small amount for actually running the pool. At the end of the day, with me working on the pool for 40hrs/wk (a very conservative estimate), I'm looking at what amounts to a manager's job at walmart. Except the manager at walmart doesn't get woken up nightly due to server pages.
Essentially, for me to be able to justify the amount of work I put in on wafflepool, I need to raise the fees.
I've been wrestling with the decision for a few weeks now, and during the start of the DDOS/attacks was at the point of saying "fuck this, its just not worth the stress", but decided to fight through it and get 3hrs of sleep a night for the week. We're back, and today is our best profit day in a while (thank god for bad luck streaks...), but its at this point that I need to raise the fees to make it worth it to run in the future.
2% seems reasonable to me. It matches almost all of our competitors (who were smart enough to do it in the beginning), and isn't a huge change to the end user (1% to 2% isn't a major change in profitability). And allows me to sink more work into the pool without feeling screwed at the end of the day.
Again, sorry it has to happen, feel free to rant about how this is the end of WP/multipools/etc, it wasn't a decision made lightly.
As far as I´m concerned, hard work has to be profitable. If you need to charge 2% for your work to be profitable, so be it. If the pool is more profitable that the competition even with the increased fee, the fee size will be irrelevant.
Durante esta semana llevé a cabo dos ventas de btc en esa página. Una por 0.11 (para probar si funcionaba) y 0.70.
La experiencia de servicio fue buena, una vez que se resolvieron unos problemas (una pequeña confusion que fué probablemente mi culpa) con la primera operacion.
El dinero fue depositado en la cuenta indicada, y me enviaron en ambos casos una imagen escaneada de la ficha de depósito bancaria.
Debido al éxito obtenido, en lo que a mi concierne, este servicio ahora forma parte de mi kit de herramientas de criptodivisas.
La experiencia de servicio fue buena, una vez que se resolvieron unos problemas (una pequeña confusion que fué probablemente mi culpa) con la primera operacion.
El dinero fue depositado en la cuenta indicada, y me enviaron en ambos casos una imagen escaneada de la ficha de depósito bancaria.
Debido al éxito obtenido, en lo que a mi concierne, este servicio ahora forma parte de mi kit de herramientas de criptodivisas.
Re: Butter Bot!: New Bitstamp, BTC-E, and MtGox EMA Trading Platform
Hi guys.
I am absolutely new to the use of trading bots, and just started using butterbot. I have some doubts about its configuration I hope you can help me solve.
1) in the backtesting, is it more desirable to do it long term (a year) or is it more useful to do it short term (3 months)? Market conditions change, and we know btc went through the roof last year, but the last 3 months have not been as kind, so maybe using the short term is more relevant to the current conditions?
2) Using the 3 month backtesting window, I´m getting around 7%. Is this on the level with what you get?
Thank you for helping a noob.
I am absolutely new to the use of trading bots, and just started using butterbot. I have some doubts about its configuration I hope you can help me solve.
1) in the backtesting, is it more desirable to do it long term (a year) or is it more useful to do it short term (3 months)? Market conditions change, and we know btc went through the roof last year, but the last 3 months have not been as kind, so maybe using the short term is more relevant to the current conditions?
2) Using the 3 month backtesting window, I´m getting around 7%. Is this on the level with what you get?
Thank you for helping a noob.
For public record:
Everything received as promised. Great guy to deal with. Thank you for everything.
Everything received as promised. Great guy to deal with. Thank you for everything.
you bought all 10 or there are more for sell?
I bought 8 of them. I do believe he was selling them in Ebay too, so not sure if he has any more.
Wil: Your WaffleStats page is broken.
Graph has no new data for many hours.
Graph has no new data for many hours.
And I´m seeng a difference between the totals in number and what is in the graphs. Is it just me?
How mutch RAM must i havê?
I have two r9290 based rigs. Both required the same amount of system RAM as the sum of the RAM in all the installed GPUs, or in other words, if you have 2 r9290s each with 4 Gb of RAM, you will require 8 Gb of system RAM. This is due to the usually high TC value the 290s require to reach their full potential. All my 290s are hashing between 870 and 890.
In the other hand, Gigabyte R9 280x GPUs can get by with only one Gb of system RAM per GPU, due to the fact that those GPUs TC sweetspot is usually around 8192.