Blockchain'den bir arkadaşa ulaştım dediği de "blockchain.com cüzdan servisinden birine ulaştım"dır (Türkçe'den Türkçe'ye çeviri yapıyoruz hale bak arkadaş ya )

Eğer blockchain cüzdanı kullandıysa hesaba giriş yaptığı e-posta ve parolayı bulması gerekiyor. (ama olay 2009'da geçiyorsa öyle bir ihtimal de yok. Blockchain'in açılışı 2014 olması lazım)

Seni bu arkadaş "bence" ufak bir zarf atmış, en az 3-5 kişi peşinde koşturuyordur... Bu durum tıpkı "1 milyon dolarlık bitcoin alacağım, düzenli alacağım, aracı ol, komisyonu sen al" diyen adamların işine benziyor. Sonu hayırlı bitmeyebilir...

So I'm running into an issue when I run the build.sh script on Linux.


I tried setting my CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS variables to "-fPIC", aswell as just passing them directly to Make, but neither of those worked, so I'm pretty stumped as to what I should try next...

This is why you should mine your own currency to wallets you control and not just hope that these garbage auto switching pools are being honest.

Why give up a portion of your profits just because you are too lazy to manually convert? Ill never understand it.

People don't say what they mine on the forums, cause the more miners there are, the more the difficulty increases. Even if your personal 3x1070 wouldn't actually make a difference, posting such info publicly would maybe influence more, larger miners to get on the same coin.

Unless they mine on autoexchange to btc pools where it's more about what algo to mine, than what coin.
If that is the case, it's very easy to take a look at MegaMiner, NemosMiner or SniffDogMiner algo switchers and see what is most profitable most often.
In my case, with the same setup as yours (3x1070), I can see that the most profitable algos are:
- blake2s, x17, lyra2v2 (these all usually mine Verge coin, so if you want you might try that one)
- Neoscrypt (lots of coins use neoscrypt, vivo, guncoin, orbitcoin, crowdcoin, feathercoin, innova, trezarcoin just to name a few), the fact that there's a lot of them makes neoscrypt an algo pretty stable to mine, even if not always the best.
- Phi (Luxcoin)
There are other profitable algos/coins but they usually are very unstable like nist5-bulwark or tribus-denarius. They sometimes top the charts for profitablity and then drop as fast as they climbed, so I removed them.

I don't know how much more worth it is to mine the actual coin and then spend the time to analyze when is best to convert them, it also depends if you want to mine a coin that you think will go up a lot, but then you're also an investor not only a miner, it's your call, but do share any info if you have it.

Can't speak for other pools, but for me those payouts are combined earnings from masternodes, PoS wallets and fees.

And it's not really an accurate representations of the fees.  There are a lot of miners getting paid in their altcoin of choice but the pool's fee's are always converted to BTC.

The more miners using altcoin as payout will give a false impression in the BTC payouts of the "large fee"

anyway, just a light dusting of FUD on this one but should clear it up enough for you.

thnx

while mining...

1. how much power does an optimized system with one 1080 ti roughly consume?
2. how much would a whole setup with x4 1080 ti´s consume?
3. how accurate is whattomine with its numbers?

check into the Alexis-78 ccminer mod

I was thinking thesame. Didn't want to waste my time on this one