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Re: 🔥⛏️ [MAINNET] [UPX] uPlexa ⚡️ Anonymity and eCommerce via IoT
Ya 107 coin fee is a little steep. I guess if i were sending 10,000 coin and paid 107 coins to do that then not as big of a hit. But like was said, for a small miner wanting to use the web wallet they will go broke quick. 
Other than that its a nice user friendly wallet
The fee is that low only if you send a few coins. I also sent a test transaction from my web wallet today and paid ~110 coins in fees.Other than that its a nice user friendly wallet
However when I tried sending ~200k coins the fee was around 10k. Luckily the transaction has not passed through because I did not have enough to pay the fees.
Importing the private key into the GUI wallet did the trick. The fee to send the same 200k coins was only around 100 UPX.
Re: [ANN][GCH] Galaxy Cash PoW/PoS/Masternodes, Multialgo, Unique algo, No Premine
You can explain more about this section: Algorithms: X12, X11, X13, Blake2s, Sha256d. They are combined together
No, not combined. You can simply choose one of them, the one that works the best on your hardware. For example, X11 or X13 if you have asics, blake2s if you are mining with video cards etc.Re: [ANN][GCH] Galaxy Cash PoW/PoS/Masternodes, Multialgo, Unique algo, No Premine
Difficulty Retarge, block time, and PoW Block Reward will always be the same regardless of the type of algorithm I will choose when mining begins. Or are there variations between them?
Block reward is the same for any algo u choose to mine on ur desired algoI asked the question why Blake2s seems to be the most suitable algorithm for mining with NVIDIA. I have 2 GTX1060 cards. So would that be?
I am not sure about X12 - never used it before. It seems that people were using GPUs to mine with this algo. But I can't find a pool with any hashrate on this algo now.
Re: [ANN][BWK] BULWARK | NO ICO | Masternodes | Accelerated PoW | Seesaw PoS/MN
Can somebody try to help me to understand why I dont see all my coins in the blockchain explorer webiste?
try to check this address pls http://explorer.bulwarkcrypto.com/address/bVsRypUGxBAdPj5RCnG7iZXRCqzdaE7wD8
there I can read 67 bwk but in my desktop wallet I read 147 bwk
what happens ?
thanks
Try an alternative block explorer, it shows the correct amount of coins in your wallettry to check this address pls http://explorer.bulwarkcrypto.com/address/bVsRypUGxBAdPj5RCnG7iZXRCqzdaE7wD8
there I can read 67 bwk but in my desktop wallet I read 147 bwk
what happens ?
thanks
https://altmix.org/coins/10-Bulwark/explorer/address/bVsRypUGxBAdPj5RCnG7iZXRCqzdaE7wD8
Re: [ANN][BWK] BULWARK | NO ICO | Masternodes | Accelerated PoW | Seesaw PoS/MN
WARNING
On Tradesatoshi the system do not let you trade bulwark.
On South Exchange Bulwark have been removed!!!!!!! Seems like this is the end. Is there still any place where this coin can be exchanged?
Also CRYPTO BRIDGE just disabled deposits in bulwark. I am 101% this is the end of this coin. Get rid of it if you still can find a way to.
On Tradesatoshi the system do not let you trade bulwark.
On South Exchange Bulwark have been removed!!!!!!! Seems like this is the end. Is there still any place where this coin can be exchanged?
Also CRYPTO BRIDGE just disabled deposits in bulwark. I am 101% this is the end of this coin. Get rid of it if you still can find a way to.
If it is over why there is so much power in this coin?
People still mining this and diff is too high.
I think this is normal.
There is up and down in every coin that is created here,
except some dump shitcoin created for dump.
I don't think the Bulwark is created for trash.
Only time will tell
I agree with you... I saw other coins in the same situation and when the situation become normal again, the price rise and the coin still in the market until know.
If you dont have patience and want lose money, sell your coins now. Im buying.
I did some tests in stocks.exchange and its working normal.
Re: [ARGO] The project where everyone is being screwed by the Russians
I believe that most if not all the masternode coins are based on dash code, there is nothing wrong with it. At least it works, it's stable and the community has developed all kinds of solutions for all the possible problems.
Whereas all the attempts to write the code from scratch that I have seen recently ended up to be a disaster (I have had hopes into some MN coins on ethash algo, but they were postponing the launch, then restarting the chain, then abandoning the project cause they could not fix the problems).
And btw, what's about the dev being of Russian origin? What kind of irrational xenophobia is it?
Whereas all the attempts to write the code from scratch that I have seen recently ended up to be a disaster (I have had hopes into some MN coins on ethash algo, but they were postponing the launch, then restarting the chain, then abandoning the project cause they could not fix the problems).
And btw, what's about the dev being of Russian origin? What kind of irrational xenophobia is it?
I have chosen as well fro AMD RX 580, 8 GB. They are easier to find and are cheaper than the NVIDIA ones (at least for me).
This. And if you are particularly lucky you will get cards with new micron memory which can be overclocked past 2300 MHz which will give you 33-34 Ms/s.Re: [ANN] LIZUS 🚀🔥🔥🚀 SKEIN - POW - POS ��🔥🔥🚀 MASTERNODES 🚀🔥🔥🚀
Hi, WHERE LIZUS DISCORD?
??.
Where LIZUS discord??
There is a link in the first post??.Where LIZUS discord?
?https://discord.gg/4Jqgxkk
Re: [ANN] ARGO - Masternodes | Skein | PoW | Microtransaction | ZeroCoin Protocol
Guys which one is more stable pool for mining ARGO
Please advice
Please advice
I split my hashrate over two pools, bsod and protopool. Both have lots of miners, so they find blocks every couple minutes.
I started 7 hours ago with ~3500 Gh/s on each pool. So far "Total Earned 9.45568257 ARGO" on protopool and "Total Earned (unconfirmed) 10.66947024 ARGO" on bsod
I am almost sure they are HODL'ing yesterday's altcoins before selling. So far it's paying off because alt coins are going back up right now. They figure what they are thinking "why sell at -30% when it will go up 30% the next day.. "
Nicehash? Altcoins?Nicehash is not a pool, they are not operating with altcoins, but rather selling the hashpower
Yes, everyone is experiencing the same. Pretty annoying to be looking at 135-140 effective average hashrate when I see 155 in the Claymore miner's window (5xRX570).
However I was not getting more profit when I was switching the rig to Nanopool, even though it reported the full hashrate.
However I was not getting more profit when I was switching the rig to Nanopool, even though it reported the full hashrate.
Re: hsrminer - Nvidia mining software for various algos by palgin&alexkap
MagicSmoker, I don't mean to be insulting but you have very little understanding of how to compare miners. Comparing how many coins you get is absolutely useless. Coins mined means nothing, zero, zilch. You can't predict a difficulty level so using coins as a comparison method is worthless. Stop posting about how miners are better or worse by measuring coins, it's silly..
Translation: "I don't mean to be insulting but I'll insult you anyway..."
I did not base my evaluation strictly on the # of coins mined, I based it on that vs. the average difficulty for 24h as reported by minethecoin.com, and then I recursively iterated the hashrate required to get to the actual number of coins.
If there is a flaw in my methodology please take the time to enlighten me rather than merely call me silly and my post worthless.
EDIT - and yes I realize that running the miners concurrently on separate, identical rigs mining to the different wallet addresses on the same pool is the ideal methodology, and maybe I will do that next, but at this point I am not seeing any reason to spend more time on the evaluation given the response so far.
Dude, I've told you on three separate replies that you can not possibly use coins OR average difficulty as a measuring tool. How many more ways can I explain that without it sounding insulting? It's just not possible, the fluctuations of difficulty are not predictable and can not be averaged. It can be 25 one block, 125 the next block, then 90 the next, then 300 the next twenty. You can't use it at all as a measuring tool. A simple way to measure is by hashrate and shares submitted AT the pool. It doesn't even need to be concurrent with both miners, it just needs to be at the same pool that uses a static difficulty and not a variable difficulty that the pool regulates.
Also, I haven't heard the 1060, 1070, or 1080 getting big gains from this hsrminer. Seems to work much better on the TI's.
1080 are getting extra 200-300 kH/s on hsrminer. Even my 1070ti performs significantly better than on ccminer klaust, almost 1500 kH/s versus 1350 kH/s, despite the fact that I have to decrease an overclock for hsrminer a bit to make it stable.
Thank you for a good instruction.
i'd just already install successfully. i used 2 workers and mining around 1 kh/s.
i leave it 2hr. in the web-base Our Pool ->Block Found still alway show "Never".
Anybody know Why?
i'd just already install successfully. i used 2 workers and mining around 1 kh/s.
i leave it 2hr. in the web-base Our Pool ->Block Found still alway show "Never".
Anybody know Why?
Because one block is 5.3 XMR. There is almost zero chance to find it using just two video cards/cpus.
Re: [ANN] BHD | Bithold | C11 POW / POS / Masternodes | NO ICO | Low Premine
Did this coin just die before even started?
ROI:
Daily income $0.8803 | 0.00007560 BTC | 0.4 BHD
Weekly income $6.1620 | 0.00052920 BTC | 2.8 BHD
Monthly income $26.4085 | 0.00226800 BTC | 12 BHD
Yearly income $321.3032 | 0.02759400 BTC | 146 BHD
ROI:
Daily income $0.8803 | 0.00007560 BTC | 0.4 BHD
Weekly income $6.1620 | 0.00052920 BTC | 2.8 BHD
Monthly income $26.4085 | 0.00226800 BTC | 12 BHD
Yearly income $321.3032 | 0.02759400 BTC | 146 BHD
Income is 1000 times higher, something is wrong with the source you copied these numbers from
Re: Thinking about building a 20+ gpu zcash rig with gtx 1050s
Yeah that's not a good roi. Underclock and under volt a set of 6 used r9 290x. Mem clock to 1160 and you'll be at aboit 1100w. Mine eth and lbry. Sell your coin and buy zcash if in the end you want zcash. You'll spend about 2100 on the cards. Profit should be about 400 a month, double what you have priced. Take that extra cash and buy a steak every week while you sit back and smile at you acct value
I am not a fan of the topic starter's idea of building such a rig, but buying 3+ years old that have been mining at 300W and 90 degrees C is not any better.Not to mention that lbry now belongs to asic's territory, you won't make more than 10 cents per card per day - dual mining is not that worth it anymore.
Re: cryptohub.online - multipool + market / modern interface [UPDATE VERSION 1.2]
Added pool for NanuCoin 
seems to be promising
Platform is updated to version 1.3
what's new:
-minimal amounts of deposits to protect us from spam-transactions
Pay your attention to this rule, everyone. I missed the news and have wasted several hours of mining. seems to be promisingPlatform is updated to version 1.3
what's new:
-minimal amounts of deposits to protect us from spam-transactions
Minimal deposit amounts are quite high for hourly paying pools. And it's not that convenient to install wallets for each coin and only later transfer to this exchange.
I have synchronized my wallet two minuts ago. Everything works fine.
Couldn't synchronize it for the whole morning today, but now it quickly syncsJust don't go with used server PSUs that don't have proper protection, don't try to save 50 bucks on a $2K+ rig.
I use 850W power supplies for my 5xRX570 rigs, so even 1000W would sufficient for you if you plan to undervolt your cards.
My rigs take 500-550W from the wall on cryptonight, 600-650W on ethereum mining and up to 750W on dual mining or some gpu-intensive algos, like neoscrypt or lyra.
I use 850W power supplies for my 5xRX570 rigs, so even 1000W would sufficient for you if you plan to undervolt your cards.
My rigs take 500-550W from the wall on cryptonight, 600-650W on ethereum mining and up to 750W on dual mining or some gpu-intensive algos, like neoscrypt or lyra.