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more electric is used to keep bottles of soda chilled, than bitcoin uses

cocacola have 10million coolers.
and thats before you count the other brands

32exa bitcoin hashrate is only 1.1m S15 or 2.2m S9's
3 coolers = 1 s9
so if bitcoin was only mined using S9's would need 3.3m S9's just to match cocacola
or
4 coolers = 1 s15
so is bitcoin was only mined using s15's would need 2.5m S15's just to match cocacola

again. this is just the coolers of cocacola. its not including the non branded coolers fastfood/grocery stores buy themselves
again this is not including the coolers of the cocacola trucks used to deliver the bottles and cans
again this is not including the coolers of the cocacola warehouses before delivery

this is not including the other brands (pepsi, etc) branded coolers either

As many people talk about, panic by selling ETH keeps prices down. Should have thought more about the impact of large-scale sales. In this case I prefer to be silent and drink black coffee. While hoping prices jump at least above $ 300.

This coin is for long-term. Of course, one should expect that the price goes down since the airdrop is ending. It'll pick up soon once the massive dumps are done.

I am sad that mining is dead from nicehash, I wanted this project to work.

As what we have read to some articles that bitcoin is considered as an investment vehicle just like gold. Some may find it ridiculous but as what we can see of bitcoin's performance for the past few years it has increased in a very profitable manner. Many investors' lives that were changed and some even regretted the fact of not investing into bitcoin.

I think there's no need to replace gold when we talk about investments vehicle since gold is tangible and will forever remain on this earth. They will coexist and can both give us profits.

https://zycrypto.com/bitcoin-not-ripe-to-replace-gold-analyst-kristoffer-inton/

Share your thoughts about this.

I just saw this statement on the telegram conversation and it will help us to understand the  "cn7 bug" this is very interesting information and it could help us out to get some knowledge on what happening on the network hashrate of XCASH

For people who still think there is a 'cn7 bug' and are not convinced the high hashrate network is from nicehash, read up the following:

There is some interesting discussion about the network hashrate here, and I will try to answer it. First of all, we have mentioned the potential Nicehash issue in the whitepaper, and this is something we are well aware of. I have been myself a long time miner, which led me to start a mining firm in September 2017. Let me tell you that the difficulty adjustment lag does not solve the issue at all. This is already something we thought of, and the conclusion was that it was useless. Let's assume tomorrow we switch from 720 blocks to 360. Fantastic the nicehashers will get 'adjusted 2x faster, but so will be the adjustment on the 'downside'. So overall, this would only change the frequency of the nicehashing cycles, today with a period of ~36h tomorrow 2x less, etc.

So why did we allow Nicehash in the first place? As mentioned in the WP, this is to increase the liquidity of the hashing rate of the network. In theory, Nicehash is a brilliant invention because thanks to people arbitraging the market vs. mining price we can ramp up the network hashrate in a matter of seconds as the market price increase. Without it, it would take weeks for miners to buy and mount new rigs, or hours to find new miners in the network to plug their rigs.
The problem, now that the coin is starting to be considered as a serious player in the game, is that we are seeing more serious nicehashers coming in as well. I see 3 possibilities to

solve this issue in the midterm:
1. Asking the nicehashers to be nice and stop doing it. This can also be done by raising the threat that we will switch to a Nicehash resistant algo if they do not stop. I do not believe this solution could work.
2. We fork to a nicehash resistant algo, which could also make the network hashrate dump and generate a discrepancy between market and mining price, translating into a significant incentive for the miners to dump their proceed which would eventually lead to a decrease in the price.
3. We wait/hope to reach a network hashrate that will mitigate the impact of the nicehash pumps. My point is that today we don't witness hashrate pumps on Monero's network and the reason for that is the nicehash liquidity itself. There are more or less 50-100MH available at a decent price on Nicehash, so if tomorrow, one would try to use it to pump, the 'arbitrage' on the difficulty would only be ~20% (100/500MH). For XCASH, the potential arbitrage is as of today in the 1000% area (100/10MH). If we can get to 100MH of network HR, then the arbitrage with nicehash would become less efficient.
There is a 4th Point that I did not mention because it is more in the long term and obvious. When we switch the PoS the problem will be over so the issue we are facing right now is only a few months issue we have to deal with. I am looking for your feedback on this as whatever decision we take will be taken as a community. We have stated in the WP that if there were too many abuse with Nicehash we would make the algo incompatible with it. Thank you

Credit to Bruno Bosmans of Telegram

Lets be realistic about what happened with coindeal. they are not scammers. it clearly says on their website that to vote you need to be verified. there was a bug that still allowed voting unverified. they have not cheated or don'e anything illegal,they simply fixed the bug. i spoke with them to confirm if we could vote unverified and the ysaid we could. i now think that was a misunderstanding on their part on what i was asking. they are not native English speakers.
this exchange is a good exchange and any documents you send them get sent straight to a secure server which is used by many companies.
people are upset that they removed our votes but they did that to other coins too. they were only working to the rules which tells me that they are fair.

I hate to think of the btc and eth sucked from so many noob investors ...... sad and scary.

Whale pump and dump...there are many types of whales.
But nevermind, post something relevant and not this stupid shit.

I'm quite worring about this issue. Bitcoin is a type of cryptocurrencies, and it hasnot still been recognized by all around the world. Futhermore, it was supposed that Bitcoin will be soon ended in few year. So, consuming 1% of the world 's electricity. Is this worthy ?

While the airdrop does not end, I think the price PRIVCY will be low, but I expect the price to rise in the spring of next year, and then the coin can soar. And if the coin appears in large stock exchanges, I think you can see $ 5-10 for a coin.

1. my calculation was using ONLY residential electricity (peoples homes) where compared to ONLY peoples homes bitcoin uses 0.029-0.1%..

if i included world corporation and industrial. the bitcoins use would be even further lower % (making even better results for bitcoin).

2. bitcoin mining is done in regions of china that use hydro. in iceland that use geothermal and also in area's of america that do hydro. so although media says "CHINA electric is only X% hydro...".. thats just chatter about china the country.. however bitcoin is using the hydro supply.

3. unlike gold. think about it. there are no electric excavators, they are diesel based. there are no solar powered sluice machines, again thats diesel. and same for the dirt trucks. diesel.
bitcoin is high majority renewable and gold is very high diesel.

It probably is because of those shady ICOs.

Scam or not, most of those ICOs have daily expenses that need to be paid. Where else would they get their money but from ICO proceeds? I'm guessing they are forced to sell to make sure they have some liquidity that is ready to spend. Poor Ethereum though, surely ETH value will rebound soon.