Yes, the PYR token is already traded on KuCoin, Gate and Quickchanger. You can use the token both in the Ethereum network and in the Matic network.

Vulkan Forged is a huge platform for creating gaming applications!
Now a new game is coming out - Vulcan Verse, which you can start playing and earn $PYR tokens.

There are several ways to earn money:

1. Staking - you need to have your own land plot in order to drain $PYR and receive passive income in PYR, 5,000,000 PYR has been allocated for the first 2 years for rewards in staking!

But you will need to constantly improve your land to increase the stacking threshold!

Land can be bought for 600-900 PYR. At the moment, it is about $ 1,500 - $ 2,000.

Buy here - https://market.vulcanforged.com/ .  But first, start your own account!

2. Just playing and completing various quests!

ATTENTION!

The game can be played without investment, the game is interesting, MMORPG 3D, but you can get passive income from the game by buying land and stake $PYR.

Vulcan Verse - https://vv.vulcanforged.com/
PYR price - https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/vulcan-forged/usd

I'm currently waiting for my defi pet to be released in full. currently the price is cheap, so the chance to make big profit when the full launch is very big
cryptoblade also did not escape my attention but currently the price is going down and the price of skill tokens is very cheap when compared to 2 weeks ago

nft games are in hype I don't know how long this will last

So now you have a baseline of what is going to be coming, futurebit who has been making LTC stuff for years is now going to be making a BTC miner.

https://www.futurebit.io

Going to be interesting to see if they actually make that price point & deliver but they have been doing it for years so I guess they know what they are doing at this point.

Edit: The 2T board is $349, the board + PS + controller with full node is $600

-Dave

Further to my suggestion/request about a mini inline UPS for the Pi4 I have stumbled upon a decent workaround for now until sidehack has time to get one designed etc (no rush sidehack  ).

I'm using a Voltaic V25 USB powerbank. It has Type C input so can be used with the Raspi power supply, so all you need is a good quality Type A to Type C cable to connect the powerbank to the Pi.

I fully charged it and connected it to my Pi4, restarted it and it ran no problem. Waited until cgminer had plateaued all Gekko devices (6x Newpacs, 1x R606) and then unplugged the input/charge cable from the powerbank.

So far its been running for 57mins and has used 2 out of 4 indicators,  so approximately 50% of the capacity.

For me the power never really gets cut here for more than 30mins. Its usually due to the main trip switch going thanks to a bulb blowing. This thing lasting over an hour is pretty darn good, especially when I have a wireless Rii RT518 Keyboard and 7" IPS HDMI screen being powered from the Pi aswell.

Just thought this info may be useful so some of you.

What miner to use then and what coin?

Yes, once a month i update my pi. Until now no problems at all.

After all the troubleshooting, rewriting raspberry pi os to the micro sd card, and redoing all the install steps in the original post, I now have this output log


Literally saying that the devices are not connected, but they are as seen here


Any suggestions on how to fix this?

Edit and update after about 45 mins of more troubleshooting: The drivers got messed up because I was using them on a Windows PC and had to use zadig to edit them. Also, noticed that one of the usb miners had a part missing (found it in the box it was shipped in), so I filed a return with Amazon so I can order replacements.

It will work for a while but you are guaranteed to have problems. I helped vh a little to try and work some of them out but windoze is a pain. I made the switch to a pi and its been running for months without any hiccups.

Is this the kind of board you guys are talking about then - this looks like it's built for exactly mining and no other real practical purpose? What else could one need 13 video cards for?  LOL

https://www.amazon.com/ASRock-H110-Mining-Motherboard-Cryptocurrency/dp/B073BX57M1/ref=asc_df_B073BX57M1/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=309751315916&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10107625573898219965&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9029770&hvtargid=pla-347405738382&psc=1&tag=&ref=&adgrpid=67183599252&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvadid=309751315916&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10107625573898219965&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9029770&hvtargid=pla-347405738382

I would have stayed on nicehash but it simply had too many lock ups.

If you are getting nicehash to run may as well stay.

My viabtc goes to Coinbase and I just cash it out to pay all the bills.

My asics for btc are all hodl.

Ive been mining into Nicehash for the last 6 months, is ViaBTC better?

I was paid today so it does seem to pay at 0.20 and above now.

I also got my third 3080

some photos
psu is a crappy bronze I use for testing
at the wall 281 watts