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Re: [ANN][AUTO-SWITCH] Profit-switch auto-exchange pool: CleverMining.com
by
jayson001
on 05/02/2015, 03:49:28 UTC
In the past 24 hours, my profit is only 0.00729501 BTC with 77.4 MH/s 24-hour Average. Current profit rate is 0.000182 BTC/M, it should be 77*0.000182 = 0.014014BTC. What I actually got is only half. Anyone has the same problem?

Nope.  Mine is exactly as it should be, or very close.

My "profit graph" just tanked by half and the hashrate (which was "suppressed" for a good while) went back to "normal". I guess whatever we were mining the last few days is not profitable anymore at all, so we switched and the next best coin that we're mining now is not that profitable either.

My hashrate also dropped a little bit in the last 24 hours, but the the problems is that the profit is only half of the normal level. It is strange. I will watch for one day to see what's going on?
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Re: [ANN][AUTO-SWITCH] Profit-switch auto-exchange pool: CleverMining.com
by
jayson001
on 05/02/2015, 01:35:06 UTC
In the past 24 hours, my profit is only 0.00729501 BTC with 77.4 MH/s 24-hour Average. Current profit rate is 0.000182 BTC/M, it should be 77*0.000182 = 0.014014BTC. What I actually got is only half. Anyone has the same problem?
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Board Service Discussion
Re: BTC-E , money transferred to old address
by
jayson001
on 09/12/2014, 03:59:47 UTC
I'm facing this problem. How long did they take to deposit your coins back to your account? This gives me assurance that they have the private keys of old addresses.

https://blockchain.info/address/1DdkwJvchEBBNxaRsrehXKZkSqqeZMkKoj

dannyspk, did you get your deposit credited to your account? I unfortunately send the ltc to my old address and did not know notice that the address changed. I check the address I used and it is automatically withdraw after I deposited to it. But they are not credit to my account.

http://live-sochain-blockioinc.netdna-ssl.com/address/LTC/LfJG3UEUgwWdyw2Krtcx2i8KbDME5cLAuv
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Board Mining (Altcoins)
Re: Update: testing differen pools with My three 90M scryptminers from JTMiner
by
jayson001
on 14/06/2014, 18:52:50 UTC
Im interested to know what your internet connections are like? whats the bandwidth per unit?

My internet connection is 25M download, 5M upload. Bandwith requirement for mining is very minimal and should not be a problem for US miners. Here is a little more details:
http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/360/what-are-the-bandwidth-requirements-of-a-mining-rig
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Update: testing differen pools with My three 90M scryptminers from JTMiner
by
jayson001
on 11/06/2014, 05:49:50 UTC
--- update on 06-12-2014: testing multicoin pools ---

Last 24 hours

wafflepool: 0.20 BTC
CleverMining: 0.18 BTC
f2pool: 7.5 LTC ~0.13BTC


--- update on 06-11-2014: testing multicoin pools ---

the miner in Coinotron pool --> wafflepool
miner1 in f2pool --> Cleverming
miner2 in f2pool stay

 I will up date my result later.

Coinotron and f2pool has almost exact profit based on my payout during my hosting in JTMiner. I prefer f2pool for the graphic hashrate display.

Here is a screenshot this morning for my 2 miners in f2pool. Average hashrate around 88-89M, most time above 85M, very stable:
http://i.imgur.com/NPuQLIz.png


---original post on 06-10-2014 ---
After careful comparison, I decided to buy three 90M A2 terminator from JT Miner 2 weeks ago.  

Because I was out of town after my payment, JT Miner kindly hosted my 3 a2 terminators until I came back with a daily hosting fee of $4 for each miner, very nice and sweet deal. So they set the miners running for me once they confirmed my payment on May 28th and I got 328 litecoin in total during my vacation.

I was back last weekend and they shipped my miners to me yesterday (June 9th, Monday) using overnight service so that I got it this morning. to my surprise, it is unbelievably easy to setup the miner:

unpack → plug in ethernet and power cable → switch on → bingo! my 3 goose starting laying coins. → go to web UI for miner config and realtime running status  → go to pool web site to check the actual coin my goose laid

That’s all I did. Now 3 goose are laying litecoin for me cheerfully, roughly 1 litercoin per hour right now.

Overall impression: very stable, speed fluctuated around 88-89MHS, pool reject rate between 0.18% and 0.4%, power consumption around 830W. Very good and I am very satisfied with it.

Please note that general US household has most of lighting circuit line with 15A, so I have to put the my 3 miners to 3 separate lines.

Let’s see some photos:

Three 90M A2 terminator
http://i.imgur.com/8sRLIIh.png

Network cable
http://i.imgur.com/t5NVbRo.jpg?3

Power consumption of one Miner  http://i.imgur.com/o18t1pP.png?2

WebUI of miner 1, mining in coinotron pool http://i.imgur.com/J3pKNTF.png

Realtime status: red circle is average speed and rejected number, rejected rate is 112/54164 = 0.21%, excellent.
http://i.imgur.com/Peupex7.png?1

Yesterday ( Jun 9th) 11:00,miner offline for shipping, f2pool 24hr speed map, very stable.
http://i.imgur.com/LXCROkS.png

Total revenue for 2 miners from f2pool is 218 during my vacation
http://i.imgur.com/0ocXEzf.png

One miner in Coinotron
http://i.imgur.com/qySL1f1.png

Total payout from coinotron is 107.51, balance is 2.05, so total revenue before yesterday 11am is about 327.95
http://i.imgur.com/qA2D8cX.png

I like f2pool which show me the hash rate for last 24hr from pool side. Below are 2 miners in f2pool which are mining from around 11:30 am today.
http://i.imgur.com/2mGNQEd.png

My two goose in f2pool laid 225-218.39= 6.63 litecoin in around 10hrs today
http://i.imgur.com/O7lP5mO.png

This is my brief review of my three 90M A2 terminator from JTMiner and I would keep it update when I get more familiar with them. Good to know that the litecoin mining total hashrate dropped from 350G yesterday to 290G now.


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Re: 28nm ** 1T ** 900W【JingTian miner】 in production !!!
by
jayson001
on 14/03/2014, 02:28:18 UTC
Bitmain and their Ants are definitely what all vendors should be aspiring to; good price performance and 100% legal. It goes to show that not all Chinese companies are the same and that one should be vigilant against companies like JT, JianTian, Dragon, etc who have no qualms with using stolen technology in their products.

Frankly I don't see any reason why anyone would want to purchase anything based on the A1 as currently it simply isn't a competitive option.

Because I can have double the hash power for the same amount of electricity. Not rocket science. Maybe the next ant will have the A1 inside or perhaps they are a big customer of Asicminer, that would make for a good partnership.

Agreed. 1T only 900W, ants can't beat it. Of course if you have free electricity and love the noises, that's different story.
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Re: 750 GH/s - 3TH/s Miners from $3565 - www.bitcoinultra.co.uk
by
jayson001
on 13/03/2014, 00:48:24 UTC
still no news/updates/photos??
lol, who did order?? Grin
fell your pain bros.

for new comers, here is the ONLY asic manufacturer that actually delivers within 3 working days after payment: http://www.bitfurystrikesback.com/
although those products dont actually ROI now.

pro tip: just buy bitcoin (at least until new products from known manufacturers later on this year)


edit: im waiting for ASICMINER new chips to be spread all over the place Smiley

That's a bit disingenuous, don't you think? Bitmain usually ships in that timeframe as well. They don't guarantee it, but they pride themselves on doing it.

I'm curious about the ASICMINER chips myself. And gen 2 Bitfury. And the rumoured Gen 2 Bitmain chips.. Wouldn't be surprised if Gridseed has a rabbit or two left in their hat either.

didnt mean to sound disingenuous  Undecided
just wanted to warn people about ordering asics from out of the blur companies that show up as easily as they disappear.
True that bitmain also is quite a safe investment but they chips are on decline now as new gen chips are about to pop up.

I expect AM to take the lead this year and leave bitmain quite far away as they skipped gen2 (which could be close to what bitmain offers now). Once they'll relase it, bitmain will have go through another designing and development cycle to keep up with AM and Bitfury.

Bit OTT for this thread maybe, but BM have already hinted their respin (BF2 equiv) is in production and their nextgen (28nm) is in development.

But back on topic, hurry up bitcoinultra, you have a committed client base ready to spend coin with you once you can prove with some simple valid updates that you have something to sell.

Lets go!

From the beginning it is suspicious for bitcoinultra. They push a product into market when it is still in development stage. Before announcing the product, they should at least have a small  batch of rigs tested fully at least one week. development/lab <--> test in real situation <--> product in the market. Too much uncertainty from lab directly to product. Let's pray this will not turn out as another scam.
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Board Group buys
Re: RE:factory price for 1T28nm colorbit,new items and discount price
by
jayson001
on 12/03/2014, 14:35:18 UTC
The price is very attractive but also very suspicious. I checked the 28nm chip prices from bitmine, 40 chips itself = $2800 ~ $3500. If you sell your whole rig for $3250, I could see no profit or a loss even though you copy the design from others and spent $0 on the R&D. There must be some hidden secretes here. Caution: focusing on fact, not the promises.
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Re: RE:factory price for 1T28nm colorbit,new items and discount price here
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jayson001
on 12/03/2014, 00:55:18 UTC
Hi Colorfulbit, do you have website for detailed information? If this is true, it will be a extremely sweet deal.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin can replace the credit card today
by
jayson001
on 11/03/2014, 18:49:35 UTC
I do not think the btc will replace credit card, but complimentary to it, which is a good to the consumer. For instant transaction, btc is not the right choice.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Theft-Resistant "Specific Use Only" Wallets
by
jayson001
on 11/03/2014, 18:46:13 UTC
anything goes online is not 100% safe. Anyone heard of the hardware btc wallet?
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Want to get your friends into Bitcoin? Show them this!
by
jayson001
on 11/03/2014, 18:43:16 UTC
good video,  but be careful, btc is not for everyone, especially ones with weak heart.
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: 2014 is going to be a GOOD year for bitcoin they said...
by
jayson001
on 11/03/2014, 18:41:14 UTC
let's pray the btc go up to 10K! Grin
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Board Mining
Re: The price and time it takes to get Mining Gear Profitability
by
jayson001
on 11/03/2014, 18:37:05 UTC
|Good enough or lucky enough Wink

Actually, you are probably right Cheesy
Most fund managers are no better than index, but they convince their clients with “special” trading strategy.

here is the website to for LTC calculation

http://bitcoinwisdom.com/litecoin/calculator
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Board Mining
Re: The price and time it takes to get Mining Gear Profitability
by
jayson001
on 11/03/2014, 18:35:42 UTC
no alt coin mining is profitable

proof?
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Board Mining speculation
Re: if miners worked together
by
jayson001
on 11/03/2014, 18:34:18 UTC
Practically, this will never happen in btc mining. some alt coin maybe.
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Board Mining speculation
Re: How many GH/s or TH/s is needed to make asic bitcoin mining profitble
by
jayson001
on 11/03/2014, 18:30:01 UTC
at the current btc price, investing mining is hard to make profit. if the btc price could rise to 1k or 2k, the calculation is different.
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Re: Facilities with $0.02/kWh in Seattle or Washington State
by
jayson001
on 11/03/2014, 18:27:04 UTC
0.02, no way. maybe possible under special situation which has government subside.
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Board Legal
Re: We need to stop Senator Joe Manchin in making comments about BTC.
by
jayson001
on 11/03/2014, 17:29:38 UTC
if US ban BTC and other countries such as from Europe, Chian, Russian do not, what will happened?
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Re: Selling Bitcoin?
by
jayson001
on 11/03/2014, 17:22:09 UTC
I think you even do not know who you are selling your bitcoin to. Just like in stock market, you sell you stock and whoever bought it, has nothing to  do with you.