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i mine myr groestel on suprnova xvg or dgb
but get much less then whattomine says
few month ago it was correctly but now...
thats a known issue for myr groestelbut get much less then whattomine says
few month ago it was correctly but now...
--If the NiceHash CNV7 pool works, that would be a great start!
NiceHash pool works fine.
--I will admit I think its a little weird that they are doing a pre-order if they don't need the money!
We derive some sums in crypt. But most of the payments go through the bank.
And yes, the whole batch was prepaid.
--tin foil hat on I thought the domain was a little odd since its a sub domain
This is NOT a domain. This is online store service. What sense to reinvent the wheel again?
But it's very logical to draw up a bank account, paypal, board production and all this anonymously. But the domain can not be bought anonymously. Domain is our excalibur. The highest guarantee of reliability.
--Dwarfminer, how are you able to extract 7Kh/s out of that little chip at 10W, when the guys over in the other thread can only get 14KH @ 150W out of a full blown, $3500 Xilinx FPGA?
The Xilinx chip was designed specifically for mining?
--If I were you, I'd produce 1000 and run them myself and just dump whatever I mine to make a shit ton of $$$$.
1300 was distributed to the developers, do not worry.
Some of them were sold in bulk.
Some were paid, then buyers asked for a refund and it was sold again.
In reality, we sold even more than 5000.
NiceHash pool works fine.
--I will admit I think its a little weird that they are doing a pre-order if they don't need the money!
We derive some sums in crypt. But most of the payments go through the bank.
And yes, the whole batch was prepaid.
--tin foil hat on I thought the domain was a little odd since its a sub domain
This is NOT a domain. This is online store service. What sense to reinvent the wheel again?
But it's very logical to draw up a bank account, paypal, board production and all this anonymously. But the domain can not be bought anonymously. Domain is our excalibur. The highest guarantee of reliability.
--Dwarfminer, how are you able to extract 7Kh/s out of that little chip at 10W, when the guys over in the other thread can only get 14KH @ 150W out of a full blown, $3500 Xilinx FPGA?
The Xilinx chip was designed specifically for mining?
--If I were you, I'd produce 1000 and run them myself and just dump whatever I mine to make a shit ton of $$$$.
1300 was distributed to the developers, do not worry.
Some of them were sold in bulk.
Some were paid, then buyers asked for a refund and it was sold again.
In reality, we sold even more than 5000.
I am interested, but got a few questions:-
1. What is the planned delivery date of these miners?
2. Can you tell us if any Legendary or Hero member placed order for your miners?
Thanks.
Re: [ANN][PASL]-[PASCAL Lite]-[The Future is Almost Here]
Anyone mine this coin with GiantB ?
I heard there are people that tried to mine this coin with your ASIC however due to the custom stratum pool software you will get large amounts of rejects for some reason.
I think up to 20-25% or so will he rejexts.
However Nicehash seems to actually work with the Pascal algo with the ASIC.
Yes that is what I heard from other owners of this ASIC. I don't own one so I don't have any idea on how it can be fixed.
Most just either mined another algo or they mined thru Nicehash instead and got the full speed.
This has something to do with the different stratum protocol that Fairpool uses compared to Nicehash.
Unfortunately unless you know how to set up your own local pool and directly solo mine with it with your ASIC, I don't think there is a way.
One thing you can do is just mine on NH and just buy the PASL directly.
A few people I've asked with these ASICs said they tried a few different things and none of the options worked. I think the most profitable coin for that ASIC is the LBRY coin.
I can try setting up pool, but question is how many blocks can ASIC find in solo mining?
Re: 【ANN】◢◣ S w i p p ◢◣ Modern Swipp cryptocurrency ● X11 ● POW/POS ● Masternodes
So Windows , we have to wait for the new 2.1.3? as I saw window version still 2.1.1
Yes. We have a 2.1.4 version in the pipeline with (mainly) fixes for Windows.
Yours, team swipp
Keep up the good work
Re: [ANN][PASL]-[PASCAL Lite]-[The Future is Almost Here]
Anyone mine this coin with GiantB ?
I heard there are people that tried to mine this coin with your ASIC however due to the custom stratum pool software you will get large amounts of rejects for some reason.
I think up to 20-25% or so will he rejexts.
However Nicehash seems to actually work with the Pascal algo with the ASIC.
Yes that is what I heard from other owners of this ASIC. I don't own one so I don't have any idea on how it can be fixed.
Most just either mined another algo or they mined thru Nicehash instead and got the full speed.
This has something to do with the different stratum protocol that Fairpool uses compared to Nicehash.
Re: [ANN][PASL]-[PASCAL Lite]-[The Future is Almost Here]
Anyone mine this coin with GiantB ?
I heard there are people that tried to mine this coin with your ASIC however due to the custom stratum pool software you will get large amounts of rejects for some reason.
I think up to 20-25% or so will he rejexts.
However Nicehash seems to actually work with the Pascal algo with the ASIC.
Is Baikal B headed to doorstopper category? I'm just wondering if Baikal could update algos, or if the market could ever shift the earnings into a positive direction. Right now if makes much more sense to buy GPUs as they occasionally earn more for the dollar, even @ the new discounted price of $1000 + shipping.
Baikal are good to their customer and its time to prove it.I and all miners think Baikal should make customers happy by announcing new algos updates for Giant B.
This way they can sell new unit as well and keep existing customers on board so they buy more units from them in future in addition to the positive marketing and image.
Re: 【ANN】◢◣ S w i p p ◢◣ Modern Swipp cryptocurrency ● X11 ● POW/POS ● Masternodes
Hello again, Swippsters and Swippians!
We are pleased to announce that there has been a lot of work going on since our last post. Here is a quick coverage;
Coinsmarkets
Recently, coinsmarkets finally enabled withdrawals of Swipp. However, the wallet on the exchange is down. We have contacted them about this without any results so far. If we work together and contact their support about the issue, we might be able to get it cleared up. So if you have some time over, we ask you to send them an email (support@coinsmarkets.com) and inform them about the wallet issue.
New wallet
Twiddler has completed all the work on the adaptive masternode network. Before releasing it, we have decided to release a maintenance release of the wallet that includes numerous speedups and improvements. This wallet release is not compulsory and does not create a new blockchain. When compiling and testing the Windows version, Chaozer has identified some issues with the wallet under Windows - so the binary for Windows has been slightly delayed while we work out the quirks. For everybody that has the ability, we encourage you to compile it and test it out on your own. The new release can be downloaded form the website (http://www.swippcoin.com) or via GitHub (https://github.com/teamswipp/swippcore/releases/tag/2.1.3).
Muntster
We are very happy to announce that SwippSwap has evolved and is scheduled to become something much broader than originally intended. The focus of the exchange has shifted slightly and it has been renamed to Muntster (http://www.muntster.com). With the current situation on the cryptocurrency scene with exchanges asking for absurd amounts for a listing, Muntster will instead help coin communities with financing by actually sharing parts of the collected trade fees with said community. Additionally, XMCC and Swipp masternodes will get rewarded with some of the collected trade fees. Please read more on the promotional site for Muntster (http://www.muntster.com).
Website
We have updated the website (http://www.swippcoin.com) and made some slight changes to the roadmap. We have also added AikaPool and ClutzyKid to the list of official mining pools.
Masternodes
We now have almost 50 masternodes on the Swipp network - which means that roughly 23% of the supply is locked up in masternodes on the network. One of our community members has also written a masternode setup guide which you can download at https://github.com/teamswipp/swippcore/issues/3.
Development
As always, you can follow what is happening with the code on GitHub (https://github.com/teamswipp/). We will start merging the changes for the adaptive masternode network and a lot of other interesting stuff soon. We encourage you to follow development and create some issues if you have some suggestions going forward.
That's all this time around. More news will follow once we have fixed all the issues in the Windows wallet.
Yours, team swipp
We are pleased to announce that there has been a lot of work going on since our last post. Here is a quick coverage;
Coinsmarkets
Recently, coinsmarkets finally enabled withdrawals of Swipp. However, the wallet on the exchange is down. We have contacted them about this without any results so far. If we work together and contact their support about the issue, we might be able to get it cleared up. So if you have some time over, we ask you to send them an email (support@coinsmarkets.com) and inform them about the wallet issue.
New wallet
Twiddler has completed all the work on the adaptive masternode network. Before releasing it, we have decided to release a maintenance release of the wallet that includes numerous speedups and improvements. This wallet release is not compulsory and does not create a new blockchain. When compiling and testing the Windows version, Chaozer has identified some issues with the wallet under Windows - so the binary for Windows has been slightly delayed while we work out the quirks. For everybody that has the ability, we encourage you to compile it and test it out on your own. The new release can be downloaded form the website (http://www.swippcoin.com) or via GitHub (https://github.com/teamswipp/swippcore/releases/tag/2.1.3).
Muntster
We are very happy to announce that SwippSwap has evolved and is scheduled to become something much broader than originally intended. The focus of the exchange has shifted slightly and it has been renamed to Muntster (http://www.muntster.com). With the current situation on the cryptocurrency scene with exchanges asking for absurd amounts for a listing, Muntster will instead help coin communities with financing by actually sharing parts of the collected trade fees with said community. Additionally, XMCC and Swipp masternodes will get rewarded with some of the collected trade fees. Please read more on the promotional site for Muntster (http://www.muntster.com).
Website
We have updated the website (http://www.swippcoin.com) and made some slight changes to the roadmap. We have also added AikaPool and ClutzyKid to the list of official mining pools.
Masternodes
We now have almost 50 masternodes on the Swipp network - which means that roughly 23% of the supply is locked up in masternodes on the network. One of our community members has also written a masternode setup guide which you can download at https://github.com/teamswipp/swippcore/issues/3.
Development
As always, you can follow what is happening with the code on GitHub (https://github.com/teamswipp/). We will start merging the changes for the adaptive masternode network and a lot of other interesting stuff soon. We encourage you to follow development and create some issues if you have some suggestions going forward.
That's all this time around. More news will follow once we have fixed all the issues in the Windows wallet.
Yours, team swipp
I am confident swipp will soon go very high and one of the top altcoins
Baikal x10 is not fpga. It's just has programed algo's in chips. Baikal releases new software and it unlocks those programmed algos. All planed algo's were already in a chips before releasing batch1. They just introduce algorithms step by step with releasing software with needed changes.
Good analysis, what you think are the remaining 3 algos?
Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 1% fee solo mining USA/DE 249 blocks solved!
I done some digging, looks like there is a difference of opinion some says the block was found by a 14Ths Anminer S9 and some said at time of block found it was 300+ Ths power rented.
Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 1% fee solo mining USA/DE 249 blocks solved!
I've bolded the important part. This is solo.ckpool.org, NOT ckpool.org.
Is this the right place to view solo blocks generated by solo.ckpool.org?
https://btc.com/stats/pool/CKPool
Also how to see how much Terahashes miner was able to find the lucky block?
Thanks.
https://btc.com/stats/pool/Solo%20CK
And you can't see any record of how many hashes the miners were unless you scroll through this entire thread and find each of the 249 posts of the block finds.
Thanks for your prompt response.
I see the last block was found on 2018-04-12 20:20:15 and Difficulty mentioned was 3.85T/3.51T , is this the hash rate of miner?
In the mean while i am going to dig through these 249 posts.
Re: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 1% fee solo mining USA/DE 249 blocks solved!
I've bolded the important part. This is solo.ckpool.org, NOT ckpool.org.
Is this the right place to view solo blocks generated by solo.ckpool.org?
https://btc.com/stats/pool/CKPool
Also how to see how much Terahashes miner was able to find the lucky block?
Thanks.
