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I did and receive an email from CMC asking me to send them the proof i have which i did. And then i received this reply from CMC:
{
Dan (CoinMarketCap)
Mar 18, 7:49 PM EDT
Hello Todor,
Thank you for your detailed feedback. Unfortunately we cannot provide any assistance or advice regarding this issue at this time.
We appreciate your inclusion of the correspondence along with the timestamps and will continue to investigate further. I will relay this message to the team.
Sincerely,
CoinMarketCap Support
}
So to be honest CMC is also a scam, all they care is about profit - whoever pays them is good for them
{
Dan (CoinMarketCap)
Mar 18, 7:49 PM EDT
Hello Todor,
Thank you for your detailed feedback. Unfortunately we cannot provide any assistance or advice regarding this issue at this time.
We appreciate your inclusion of the correspondence along with the timestamps and will continue to investigate further. I will relay this message to the team.
Sincerely,
CoinMarketCap Support
}
So to be honest CMC is also a scam, all they care is about profit - whoever pays them is good for them
Now I have a mail from BiteBTC that is saying your account is disabled. We really have to sue them, I have never seen such a big thief ever!!!
BiteBTC Contact
14:05 (1 dakika önce)
Alıcı: ben
Dear Trader,
We're forced to inform that your account has been blocked due to violations of our Terms and Conditions.
This is final decision and we'll not review your applications in future.
We apologize for any inconvenience this caused.
With kind regards,
BiteBTC Support Team
https://bitebtc.com/
support@bitebtc.com
I got the exact same email from them after disabling my account
I've also never got my 2 wire transfers that i've made - 1240$ in December and 271$ in January. After sending them plenty of email requests they've blocked my account.
So i've sent all the proof and correspondence emails with them to CMC as they've requested to send them all the proof i've got.
Everyone must stay away from those thieves, they are petty thieves. They steel what ever they can from the people - even if its 5$
So i've sent all the proof and correspondence emails with them to CMC as they've requested to send them all the proof i've got.
Everyone must stay away from those thieves, they are petty thieves. They steel what ever they can from the people - even if its 5$
I've wrote to CMC and got a reply:
Dan (CoinMarketCap)
Mar 14, 3:06 PM EDT
Hello,
Fraudulent activity is something we take very seriously. Sorry that you're having trouble with one of our listed exchanges.
If you have proof that an exchange is acting in a dishonest manner, please share it so our team can investigate it further.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
CoinMarketCap Support
So later on will send them all the proof i got with snapshots and emails.
Dan (CoinMarketCap)
Mar 14, 3:06 PM EDT
Hello,
Fraudulent activity is something we take very seriously. Sorry that you're having trouble with one of our listed exchanges.
If you have proof that an exchange is acting in a dishonest manner, please share it so our team can investigate it further.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
CoinMarketCap Support
So later on will send them all the proof i got with snapshots and emails.
They are a real scam. I've opened an account with them on the 26.12.2018 and submitted all the necessary documentations i was asked to. Then received an email that my account is fully verified. I've started trading and everything seemed ok until decided to make a wire withdraw for 1200 usd. The withdraw was created but never processed till now.I've opened few tickets and got an automated message that needed a second address verification which i did, but still no change. And today on the 02.01.2019 after there web site maintenance when i tried to log in i got a message that my account doesn't exist. They are thieves.
⭐ Merited by bones261 (1)
One of my Z9s arrived and I've been able to spend a little time with it working on overclock.
1) The control board is exactly the same as the Z9 mini (batch1, at least).
2) cgminer executable has been modified, how, I don't yet know.
3) Using the cgminer executable from the mini on the Z9 does initialize one of the chains, and I can then overclock that chain greater than 550Mhz, but does not fully bring the system up.
4) brute force swapping the control boards produces the same result as #3.
In the factory configuration, I think what they have done is modify the cgminer executable to simply not accept frequencies greater than 550, and if provided a frequency greater than 550, to simply default back to 500. I say this because when I start up the factory configuration at 575 Mhz by editing /config/cgminer.conf, the chains (asics) initialize at 500Mhz.
Since bitmain has not provided the changes they have made to cgminer back to the community, the only option here is to reverse engineer the Z9 cgminer and see my hypothesis is correct, and if it is, generate a small binary patch to remove that check.
I don't currently know ARM assembly, so that is going to take me a while, if ever... but I can at least disassemble it in IDA Pro and see if what I believe appears to be true.
Otherwise, 500 ("Balance") produces around 42kSol and 550 ("Turbo") produces north of 50kSol... it'll probably land on 50kSol on a long average.
-j
1) The control board is exactly the same as the Z9 mini (batch1, at least).
2) cgminer executable has been modified, how, I don't yet know.
3) Using the cgminer executable from the mini on the Z9 does initialize one of the chains, and I can then overclock that chain greater than 550Mhz, but does not fully bring the system up.
4) brute force swapping the control boards produces the same result as #3.
In the factory configuration, I think what they have done is modify the cgminer executable to simply not accept frequencies greater than 550, and if provided a frequency greater than 550, to simply default back to 500. I say this because when I start up the factory configuration at 575 Mhz by editing /config/cgminer.conf, the chains (asics) initialize at 500Mhz.
Since bitmain has not provided the changes they have made to cgminer back to the community, the only option here is to reverse engineer the Z9 cgminer and see my hypothesis is correct, and if it is, generate a small binary patch to remove that check.
I don't currently know ARM assembly, so that is going to take me a while, if ever... but I can at least disassemble it in IDA Pro and see if what I believe appears to be true.
Otherwise, 500 ("Balance") produces around 42kSol and 550 ("Turbo") produces north of 50kSol... it'll probably land on 50kSol on a long average.
-j
That's what I noticed too, any change made above 550 reverts to 500. I know because I got 525m to work but nothing over 550m so editing is there but it won't let it go above 550m
So, somewhere in the code there must be a quote for the miner to restart on factory settings if overclock greater than 550
Turbo mode is 550m and runs about 48-50KH solid avg after running multiple z9's for 3 hours. I feel like if we can push these to 600 or 650m we def. have a solid 60kh miner on hands. The inspect element does not work as I just tried it on mine as well.
Try editing the config file?
My UPS ones are delayed, again. :/
DHL arrives tomorrow, in theory.
I can try it now if you can explain me in details how to or show me a link with explanation
ssh to miner.
edit /config/cgminer.conf
see bitmain-freq in config file, change value.
save file.
"/etc/init.d/cgminer.sh restart"
see: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2056032.0
-j
Maybe i'm dumb but cannot ssh- it's telling me wrong password
Password is admin
OK, i've done it but it doesn't apply the changes to the miner, need to find another way
sorryTurbo mode is 550m and runs about 48-50KH solid avg after running multiple z9's for 3 hours. I feel like if we can push these to 600 or 650m we def. have a solid 60kh miner on hands. The inspect element does not work as I just tried it on mine as well.
Try editing the config file?
My UPS ones are delayed, again. :/
DHL arrives tomorrow, in theory.
I can try it now if you can explain me in details how to or show me a link with explanation
ssh to miner.
edit /config/cgminer.conf
see bitmain-freq in config file, change value.
save file.
"/etc/init.d/cgminer.sh restart"
see: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2056032.0
-j
Maybe i'm dumb but cannot ssh- it's telling me access denied.
Turbo mode is 550m and runs about 48-50KH solid avg after running multiple z9's for 3 hours. I feel like if we can push these to 600 or 650m we def. have a solid 60kh miner on hands. The inspect element does not work as I just tried it on mine as well.
Try editing the config file?
My UPS ones are delayed, again. :/
DHL arrives tomorrow, in theory.
I can try it now if you can explain me in details how to or show me a link with explanation
Z9's are showing up now. So.. anyone know how to overclock of if these can be? The max they run is 550m. I wanna see them at 650m
Mine got delayed due to "equipment failure" -- did yours actually arrive and can you confirm this? Or are you basing this on the fact that they have a 550Mhz image available for download?
-j
Mine arrive tomorrow, friend already has his so I can confirm. 500 is "balance" mode, 550 is "turbo" mode. I have heard that people were getting close to 50kh in the discord I am in, but my friend gets around 44-46kh in turbo mode and very quiet meaning the damn miner isn't even trying. This miner should be able to do at least 600-650m but we need to figure out how to actually overclock to that. Also, the inspect element trick does not seem to work and no firmware other than what it has to try so we gotta figure out another way unless we do actual editing of the cfg file.
I was using the config file with my batch1 minis. I'd give that a shot. I'm also curious about the hash boards and how they compare to batch1 and batch2+.
-j
I will research into how to edit the cfg file then. I'm not sure if it's any different on these vs mini
Does anyone tried to flash the Z9 big with the Z9 mini May FW
About firmware versions and overclocking:
I've been doing some serious digging!!!
When you login to your Z9 mini you check on first page "System - Overview"
Batch 1, 2 and 3 all seem to have
"Hardware Version:" = 9.0.0.5
"File System Version:" tells you which firmware version your Z9 mini is running on.
There are at LEAST four (4) different firmware versions for z9 mini:
1. Sat May 26 20:42:30 CST 2018 = Antminer-Z9-Mini-201805262047-500M.tar.gz
2. Sun Aug 12 17:43:41 CST 2018 = ? ? ?
3. Thu Aug 30 14:57:48 CST 2018 = ? ? ?
4. Fri Aug 31 17:02:59 CST 2018 = Antminer-Z9-Mini-NAND-500M-201808311812.tar.gz (the now only downloadable fw on Bitmains site for z9 mini.)
How do you get to 768, please explain
May 26 and Aug 12 firmware-versions are overclockable either from SSH into machine and changing the file "/config/cgminer.conf" or from Chrome using "Inspection" for the field where you choose "frequence" (May 26 version) alt. "mode" (Aug 12 version) on page "Miner configuration - Advanced settings" and for the May 26 version ofcourse you just choose the frequence here you wan't just like God intended !
Aug 30 and Aug 31 versions just ignores any frequence value from cgminer.conf or with Chrome's "Inspection" method.
If you go to the "/www/pages/cgi-bin/minerAdvanced.cgi"-file and changes value and saving (after you already made the filesystem writable). After reboot it will have changed the file back!!!
Batch 1 seem to be very overclockable !!!
I, myself, are running my single batch 1 Z9 mini on 768 MHz and it's solid !!!
For Batch 2/3 I have seen quite a few running them on 668 MHz solid with both fw May 26(after upgrade) and Aug 12 firmware's !!!
WHEN you install(upgrade) the May 26 firmware using the page "System - Upgrade" I strongly recommend you UNcheck "Keep settings:" to get as clean install and as little problems as possible.
I really recommend you checkout mining at prohashing.com dispite their "high fee" (not high in relation to what I earn compared to MPH, nanopool and flypool after 48 hours, at least for me and my friends.) Read under "Help" on prohashing.com for further info and earning possibilities if you choose a single coin to hash.)
Howto - Pool settings for prohashing.com: (here you can see mine)
Url : stratum+tcp://prohashing.com:3336
(3336 is for Equihash algorithm that z9 mini calculates)
Worker : imine2
(imine2 is the username I choose to register with at prohashing.com)
Password : n=z9mini101
(I choose the name z9mini101 where the "101" stands for machines ip:10.0.1.101 in my home network and it's just a name to identify your machine for yourself and prohashing.com. Important for them and you if you have more than one machine being able to distinguish each machine.)
May 26 firmware:
File: Antminer-Z9-Mini-201805262047-500M.tar.gz
sha-1: 8791eee569dfff728c8363e5d8fd93f68957a2ee
https://ufile.io/fwcqd
(This link goes to the May 26 firmware which I've shared at Uploadfiles.io and should work for 30 days from september 10, 2018!)
Donations - I hope all my hard work will help up your earnings:
Bitcoin (BTC): 1HY5ZvPvx3fx5iA5cQKjw9ZuArse2STuCb
Litecoin (LTC): LZPmxZdoe8ZNL8av5CkPPBEEBJVdoFQbS6
Zcash (ZEC): t1d35jvkzKcWybpCqojZmgDZkcFC7iBwe8w
Monero (XMR): 48gVGMbZsAD5xtbpEpBKTJiDz6uMrnkTxjMcJGGFtore7i7wckSqmvYKfPVGQGab6U9kK76nGa91fhL SDvPfK4bYKkJaXeW
I've been doing some serious digging!!!
When you login to your Z9 mini you check on first page "System - Overview"
Batch 1, 2 and 3 all seem to have
"Hardware Version:" = 9.0.0.5
"File System Version:" tells you which firmware version your Z9 mini is running on.
There are at LEAST four (4) different firmware versions for z9 mini:
1. Sat May 26 20:42:30 CST 2018 = Antminer-Z9-Mini-201805262047-500M.tar.gz
2. Sun Aug 12 17:43:41 CST 2018 = ? ? ?
3. Thu Aug 30 14:57:48 CST 2018 = ? ? ?
4. Fri Aug 31 17:02:59 CST 2018 = Antminer-Z9-Mini-NAND-500M-201808311812.tar.gz (the now only downloadable fw on Bitmains site for z9 mini.)
How do you get to 768, please explain
May 26 and Aug 12 firmware-versions are overclockable either from SSH into machine and changing the file "/config/cgminer.conf" or from Chrome using "Inspection" for the field where you choose "frequence" (May 26 version) alt. "mode" (Aug 12 version) on page "Miner configuration - Advanced settings" and for the May 26 version ofcourse you just choose the frequence here you wan't just like God intended !
Aug 30 and Aug 31 versions just ignores any frequence value from cgminer.conf or with Chrome's "Inspection" method.
If you go to the "/www/pages/cgi-bin/minerAdvanced.cgi"-file and changes value and saving (after you already made the filesystem writable). After reboot it will have changed the file back!!!
Batch 1 seem to be very overclockable !!!
I, myself, are running my single batch 1 Z9 mini on 768 MHz and it's solid !!!
For Batch 2/3 I have seen quite a few running them on 668 MHz solid with both fw May 26(after upgrade) and Aug 12 firmware's !!!
WHEN you install(upgrade) the May 26 firmware using the page "System - Upgrade" I strongly recommend you UNcheck "Keep settings:" to get as clean install and as little problems as possible.
I really recommend you checkout mining at prohashing.com dispite their "high fee" (not high in relation to what I earn compared to MPH, nanopool and flypool after 48 hours, at least for me and my friends.) Read under "Help" on prohashing.com for further info and earning possibilities if you choose a single coin to hash.)
Howto - Pool settings for prohashing.com: (here you can see mine)
Url : stratum+tcp://prohashing.com:3336
(3336 is for Equihash algorithm that z9 mini calculates)
Worker : imine2
(imine2 is the username I choose to register with at prohashing.com)
Password : n=z9mini101
(I choose the name z9mini101 where the "101" stands for machines ip:10.0.1.101 in my home network and it's just a name to identify your machine for yourself and prohashing.com. Important for them and you if you have more than one machine being able to distinguish each machine.)
May 26 firmware:
File: Antminer-Z9-Mini-201805262047-500M.tar.gz
sha-1: 8791eee569dfff728c8363e5d8fd93f68957a2ee
https://ufile.io/fwcqd
(This link goes to the May 26 firmware which I've shared at Uploadfiles.io and should work for 30 days from september 10, 2018!)
Donations - I hope all my hard work will help up your earnings:
Bitcoin (BTC): 1HY5ZvPvx3fx5iA5cQKjw9ZuArse2STuCb
Litecoin (LTC): LZPmxZdoe8ZNL8av5CkPPBEEBJVdoFQbS6
Zcash (ZEC): t1d35jvkzKcWybpCqojZmgDZkcFC7iBwe8w
Monero (XMR): 48gVGMbZsAD5xtbpEpBKTJiDz6uMrnkTxjMcJGGFtore7i7wckSqmvYKfPVGQGab6U9kK76nGa91fhL SDvPfK4bYKkJaXeW