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Re: [ANN] [PoW/MN] Gentarium (GTM) | MN hosting platform | Shared MN service
Eventually, images on the participation of Gentarium during Blockchain Life 2018 published.
This one, has played important role, to wipe all fuds away.
In the meantime to see how softfork implemented, I will try accumulating more cheap Gentarium.
This one, has played important role, to wipe all fuds away.
In the meantime to see how softfork implemented, I will try accumulating more cheap Gentarium.
To be honest, I don't know what all the FUD was for as GTM has been great, yes they have had some issues but which project doesn't have issues arise every now and then. Best way to eliminate FUD is to show everyone that GTM is here to stay and not just a flyby project. Gentarium platform now hosts the most masternodes in this space so that there is saying something.
GTM does NOT host the most MNs in the space. GIN platform is the leader by a long shot. If you want to promote this platform you should start with factual information so as to not sound like a childish coin developer or price pumper passing fake news for his or her own personal gain. I left this project weeks ago because of the lack of personal care or courtesy given by the team. The platform worked great but I was treated like shit by a member of the team and that was all I needed to market sell my MNs
As of 16th November 2018 the current count on each platform is:
GTM = 6670
GIN = 5131
GTM = Shared masternodes live for months
GIN = no shared masternodes
GTM = Wrapping up hosting and ASIC monitoring, moving onto the next part of their plan.
GIN = Stuck on basic hosting with their biggest recent development being the obvious, $4.5 hosting instead of $15. Honestly I legit wonder what these guys even do each day? Apparently development is complete on shared nodes platform. They have a fat team and are secretive about financial aspects of the project. They could be paying themselves/wives/girlfriends/friends a salary for pretty idoling on discord offering "support".
Honestly I think you sound ridiculous claiming that GIN is the "leader by a long shot" when clearly it is not. I'm neither a holder of GIN or GTM but I know good work when I see it and whilst I have my doubts on GIN I can still see both are doing good work.
The first private Zetheron bitstream for the VU9P FPGA series has now been released.
What algorithm?
It's private, hence the algorithm is not made public. This is to prevent coins from forking.
My customers have posted their profits in the discord, most are reporting $17-$20/day per card.
The algo he is referring to is 100% lyra2z. The majority of the coins they are targeting are aware and forking. Hence his customers might need to ask for a new bitstream
Re: RTX 2080 Ti Mining Hashrate Performance and Power Draw
The stats look wrong to me apart from Ethereum.
For Lyra2z you should have used latest T-Rex miner. For X16R you should have used latest Z-Enemy and T-Rex. 1080TI does more then 16 mh/s.
For Lyra2z you should have used latest T-Rex miner. For X16R you should have used latest Z-Enemy and T-Rex. 1080TI does more then 16 mh/s.
Re: Estimated Hash Rates for the RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti
⭐ Merited by dbshck (1)
So far, what I'm seeing is that the 2080 Ti is and will continue to be an improvement while people still make a value argument regarding what is better: Pay less for 10-series or pay 2x as much for 20-series.
The problem with that logic flow is that it makes valuation fallacies. Ultimately, people should pay what they can afford but just because something costs 2x more doesn't mean that GPU farms won't acquire 20-series for the meager percentage gains because the gains can and most likely will outpace upfront costs in the long run as well as preventing losses when new opportunities present themselves.
So if I were to replace a $500 1080Ti with a $1K 20-Series card. I paid $500 more at one time on one day. From here on out, I gain some arbitrary percentage more in performance as well as power efficiency which matters more or less to different people paying different amounts for energy. Unless you are on some sort of deadline, it doesn't matter if the 10-series or 20-series ROIs first. Once they ROI, the 20-series will forever hold the profitability high-ground. On top of all that, it is just as likely that there could be some unique development that only the 20-series could benefit from. Some RT specific algo perhaps.
Now, I'm not going to run out and instantly replace 10-series rigs. However, I am watching the 20-series market closely as I expect any rational person would.
The problem with that logic flow is that it makes valuation fallacies. Ultimately, people should pay what they can afford but just because something costs 2x more doesn't mean that GPU farms won't acquire 20-series for the meager percentage gains because the gains can and most likely will outpace upfront costs in the long run as well as preventing losses when new opportunities present themselves.
So if I were to replace a $500 1080Ti with a $1K 20-Series card. I paid $500 more at one time on one day. From here on out, I gain some arbitrary percentage more in performance as well as power efficiency which matters more or less to different people paying different amounts for energy. Unless you are on some sort of deadline, it doesn't matter if the 10-series or 20-series ROIs first. Once they ROI, the 20-series will forever hold the profitability high-ground. On top of all that, it is just as likely that there could be some unique development that only the 20-series could benefit from. Some RT specific algo perhaps.
Now, I'm not going to run out and instantly replace 10-series rigs. However, I am watching the 20-series market closely as I expect any rational person would.
You forgot to say *IF* the 20-series ROIs, then it will hold the high ground. Today the yields are pretty terrible, but there are other innovations round the corner that could make GPUs obsolete; the acorns from squirrel labs; the FPGAs quietly being bulk produced and preorders placed in the background; the fact that POW has a questionable future e.g. Ethereum. These are all imminent dangers affecting profitability within the next 12 months, Acorns are meant to be shipping <1 month.
So I think arguing that paying 100% more for a 10% increase on a card that *might* do ROI in 10 years is a valuation fallacy. But anyway, if you have a fully operational set of rigs I could understand purchasing some additional 2080TIs and expanding that operation, but I can't understand your logic for selling all your existing 1080 TI and replacing with 2080 TI. Maybe you entered the game at the right time and those 1080TI have already paid themselves off so the loss wouldn't be "as bad", but I still think it's pretty nonsensical to be buying hardware that you know has a bad cost:hash ratio- a GPU is never as profitable as the first day you turn it on, so economically speaking in a best case scenario, this time next year your 1080TI and 2080TI will have the same profitability as today.
Just my 2 cents as I have often seen in crypto land that when someone makes a bad investment, they often try to get others to share in that.
Re: [ANN] Denarius [DNR] - First "Tribus" PoW/PoS Hybrid Atomic Swaps - Masternodes
It's dead. Masternode code was half arsed. The problem is that local wallet validates which node is eligible. In dash the nodes communicate to each other and resolve which node is next in line thus closing the door on rogue client stealing all the rewards for blocks he mines.
POW also completely taken over by 1 guy with 8x FPGA in his bedroom, even if it weren't who runs their cards at 110 TDP in Sept 2019. Carsen replied to me "it's fine, there's no issue, FPGAs are normal".
Needs a rewrite. I raised these concerns months ago.
POW also completely taken over by 1 guy with 8x FPGA in his bedroom, even if it weren't who runs their cards at 110 TDP in Sept 2019. Carsen replied to me "it's fine, there's no issue, FPGAs are normal".
Needs a rewrite. I raised these concerns months ago.
Re: (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:・ﾟ ANN - RENESIS - LTME (Long Term Mining Evolution) -New Algoヾ(⌐■_■)ノ♪
There has not been any issue with T-Rex mod. Community mates are very happy with it =)
But the sp-mod #2 is faster and use less power on the 1080ti. 34MHASH @80% .
The T-rex miner needs 100% power and max 32MHASH. The t-rex miner is not free because it has a buildt in fee.
The current mining meta involves lots of algo swapping; the 0.05 btc fee is therefore off-putting. You could consider to remove 0.05 btc initial fee and increase the 2% fee so that at least your miners are getting more exposure.
Currently I only see that big farm would consider to pay 0.05 btc.
Re: [ANN] Snowblossom - new ASIC resist POW, quantum resistant, online now ❁
Any discord or telegram?
We are pretty happy with slack. So, no.
I really like the name and design is intriguing. Majority are using discord/telegram so please consider to swap
Re: [ANN] Zcoin (XZC) - Implementing Zerocoin technology for financial privacy
Not aware of the whole botnet issue, but that also sounds like something that is a bigger problem in the crypto sphere.
It's ZCoin specific issue. It is the only mainstream lyra2z algo.
Re: ⭐️[PREANN][XHM]XHIMERA⭐️|Xevan|PoW|POS|NO ICO|[MASTERNODE]|E-COMMERCE
Looks like a scam aimed towards auction and run.
Do the maths on masternodes; 50,000 coins needed but only 12 coins per block? That's ridiculous; impossible to mine a masternode. Don't fall for this obvious trick.
Do the maths on masternodes; 50,000 coins needed but only 12 coins per block? That's ridiculous; impossible to mine a masternode. Don't fall for this obvious trick.
Re: [ANN] Denarius [DNR] - NEW "Tribus" PoW Algo >> PoW/PoS Hybrid >> Masternodes
Altcoin needs independent from BTC.. btc is like usd
If bitcoin died tomorrow, the only alt that would maybe survive is Ethereum.
Re: hsrminer - Nvidia mining software for various algos by palgin&alexkap
Anyone have same problem? Only on my 70TI rigs, 80 works perfectly
I believe it could be that you do not have enough memory from RAM+PageFile >= Total RAM of all your GPUs.