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Re: [ANN] [SUM] [PoW] Ṩ Bitsum - Telegram-oriented cryptocurrency
Look a god project, it is very ease to use under telegram, facebook, etc. 
+1
Ethereum is single token after bitcoin which is being used in real life
Really? Where?
Paying Gas for all created ETH based Token.
And again, folks confuse "use of technology" with "use of the coin".
The articles clearly state that JP Morgan is planning to integrate/in process of integrating some of the ZEC *TECHNOLOGY* into their own blockchain-based platform - which will NOT use ZEC the coin.
This is a LOT more clear-cut based on what the articles SAY as opposed to the confusion of "Ripple Technology" vs the use of XRP the coin.
But yes, the spike DOES appear to be based on that news - and it's good for us miners as long as the price stays up, even if the reason is wrong. 8-)
The articles clearly state that JP Morgan is planning to integrate/in process of integrating some of the ZEC *TECHNOLOGY* into their own blockchain-based platform - which will NOT use ZEC the coin.
This is a LOT more clear-cut based on what the articles SAY as opposed to the confusion of "Ripple Technology" vs the use of XRP the coin.
But yes, the spike DOES appear to be based on that news - and it's good for us miners as long as the price stays up, even if the reason is wrong. 8-)
The reason is not wrong. The Team stands behind the coin and the technology. Good PR for the team is good PR for zcash.
So you also think that ETH is a big bubble and better to invest in ETC?
Really?
In my opinion one day ETH will have more value than Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is only a payment method but ETH is more than only this.
Really?
In my opinion one day ETH will have more value than Bitcoin.
Bitcoin is only a payment method but ETH is more than only this.
Hi guys,
i had really luck and had a lot BTC bought arround 5 years ago and i just forget abou them untill 2 month ago where a friend
talked to me about BTC. I searched my old Notebook and i have still all BTC.
I cashed out a lot and bought a nice car ( Porsche 997 Turbo ;-) )
Now I wanted to invest arround 50 BTC in one next Altcoin and just forget again about this one ;-)
Which coin you think could be a good performer in the next 3 years?
Decent? HMQ? Some others?
i had really luck and had a lot BTC bought arround 5 years ago and i just forget abou them untill 2 month ago where a friend
talked to me about BTC. I searched my old Notebook and i have still all BTC.
I cashed out a lot and bought a nice car ( Porsche 997 Turbo ;-) )
Now I wanted to invest arround 50 BTC in one next Altcoin and just forget again about this one ;-)
Which coin you think could be a good performer in the next 3 years?
Decent? HMQ? Some others?
There is one other factor that is being overlooked here when people say they will stop mining and start buying.
Even if you're below the point of breaking even, you're still getting discount coins. If coins are trading for $8, and it costs you $4 per coin to mine them, you're still getting coins at 50% off their cost.
Even if you're below the point of breaking even, you're still getting discount coins. If coins are trading for $8, and it costs you $4 per coin to mine them, you're still getting coins at 50% off their cost.
Not really... if it helps them take over a market, they are quite willing to give away things for free a la IE vs Netscape.
Yes they do have free products (IE, Defender, Live), but without a *paid* windows OS you can't use them, so it's not quite the same comparison.
Windows 95/98 keys should be cheap nowadays.
gl finding drivers.No matter how often you try, humor is so often lost on the internet. Just the concept of something free from M$ is a joke.
Physical damage most likely will not occur, however that doesn't make it a good idea. My first thought is that a standard light timer could never handle the current that your machines are pulling. If any of your machines load the block chain, a hard reboot could corrupt it and cause issues.
You don't mention what OS your running, but it should support some way of scheduling a reboot.
You don't mention what OS your running, but it should support some way of scheduling a reboot.
A few years ago I was in a position where I could order almost any component at wholesale prices, and I can confirm that yes, they are not much lower then what you would expect to see at NewEgg, Etc. Your best shot at cheap cards are still sales and other people.