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Re: Best BitCoin miner
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daze
on 30/11/2015, 08:47:40 UTC
Anything but S7 is a waste of time. Especially having in mind expected mining diff increase. If I were your, I do go PoS or build a rig cause SHA 256 mining for home users is the thing of the past. Unless you are a whale.
Definitely not a whale. Smiley What's PoS? And building a right, you mean, use GPU mining?

pos is for altcoin, does not belong here, it's proof of stake

anyway it's not true that only the s7 has a reason, s5 is good if you don't mind electricity, because it cost much less and the roi is faster

s5 deliver 1/4.2 of the hash, while costing 1/6-7
Do you think paying $500.49 for a user one on Amazon is a reasonable price? I'll dig around and see what the going prices are.

This community is super awesome! Thanks for chiming in with some excellent advice!

for an s7? where at that price, because if that is true, it would be amazing, very cheap indeed

i would grab it without thinking, roi is in 2 months with that investment
My bad. That's for an S5 on Amazon.
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Re: Best BitCoin miner
by
daze
on 30/11/2015, 08:25:49 UTC
Anything but S7 is a waste of time. Especially having in mind expected mining diff increase. If I were your, I do go PoS or build a rig cause SHA 256 mining for home users is the thing of the past. Unless you are a whale.
Definitely not a whale. Smiley What's PoS? And building a right, you mean, use GPU mining?

pos is for altcoin, does not belong here, it's proof of stake

anyway it's not true that only the s7 has a reason, s5 is good if you don't mind electricity, because it cost much less and the roi is faster

s5 deliver 1/4.2 of the hash, while costing 1/6-7
Do you think paying $500.49 for a user one on Amazon is a reasonable price? I'll dig around and see what the going prices are.

This community is super awesome! Thanks for chiming in with some excellent advice!
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Re: Best BitCoin miner
by
daze
on 30/11/2015, 08:13:58 UTC
Anything but S7 is a waste of time. Especially having in mind expected mining diff increase. If I were your, I do go PoS or build a rig cause SHA 256 mining for home users is the thing of the past. Unless you are a whale.
Definitely not a whale. Smiley What's PoS? And building a right, you mean, use GPU mining?
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Re: Best BitCoin miner
by
daze
on 30/11/2015, 08:02:32 UTC
Hi Guys,

What's the best BitCoin miner these days? I live in California, so electricity isn't cheap.

I was thinking of getting this one because it's easy to acquire:

1. GekkoScience Compac USB Stick Bitcoin Miner 8gh/s+ (BM1384)
2. Bitmain AntMiner U3 Bitcoin Miner Version 2

Thoughts?
I would advise getting a Antminer S5 or Antminer S7 if you want to make some profit(It might take ~7-8 months to get an ROI) by mining.
Other than Amazon, any better/cheaper place to get it the S7 from?
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Best BitCoin miner
by
daze
on 30/11/2015, 07:23:32 UTC
Hi Guys,

What's the best BitCoin miner these days? I live in California, so electricity isn't cheap.

I was thinking of getting this one because it's easy to acquire:

1. GekkoScience Compac USB Stick Bitcoin Miner 8gh/s+ (BM1384)
2. Bitmain AntMiner U3 Bitcoin Miner Version 2

Thoughts?
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Re: GRouPcoin
by
daze
on 13/08/2013, 03:40:36 UTC
Thanks for the hint with VanityGen.

"Vanitygen can handle any prefix too, so you could use vanitygen to create an address for any coin."

can anybody explain how to get a "2"-prefix for a groupcoin address? All I could get ouf fron VanityGen are the prefixes "1", "N", "n", "M", "m".

thanks

I'd like to know how to create an address as well, please.
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Re: Offering Free Bitcoin Mining (1 BTM Each) (Post your address to receive)
by
daze
on 24/07/2013, 00:30:34 UTC
Me! Me!

1J8LEvx4CUqpi8ifNNRyGRgncmb82hXpUR

Thanks very much!
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Re: Walkthrough: Raspberry Pi/Block Erupter mining rig setup with autostart and vnc
by
daze
on 15/07/2013, 22:59:16 UTC
Great thanks for looking for confirmation on that point, and again for raising it in the first place!

To answer the other commenter, with 6 erupters at just over 2gh/s it's making about 0.04BTC per day at present but I can't realistically expect to see any ROI financially given increasing hashrates and difficulty.
Other than eBay, where the USB Erupters are over priced, is there another site or place that sells them for less? If I may ask, where did you get yours from, and did you use BTC to pay for them?

Thanks!
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Re: How many bitcoins do you have?
by
daze
on 14/07/2013, 19:47:24 UTC
I have 0.01011094 BTC in my wallet, and another 0.00141205 + 0.00450208 BTC in two pools. I am using a single USB ASICMiner.
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Re: Walkthrough: Raspberry Pi/Block Erupter mining rig setup with autostart and vnc
by
daze
on 13/07/2013, 15:33:48 UTC
You are using quite an old version of cgminer (3.1.1) here. As a heads up for any newbies reading this, this is the latest version that supports the -S parameter. More recent versions expect to communicate directly with the the USB driver, so the setup procedure is quite different. Perhaps you would like to update your tutorial with this information?
That's a good point. I did compile the latest version (3.3.1), but couldn't get it to run. But if I can get it to run, I'll post the instructions here.