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Re: [ANN] [ICB] IcebergCoin | FIRST NIST5 POW/POS █ █ █ █ LAUNCHED █ █ █ █
any ideas on how to sync the damn windows wallet? keeps failing, can't connect, i've even followed about 3 different things on how to fix it pages ago to no avail. thanks.
very simple dude.Step 1. Download wallet
Step 2. Extract wallet
Step 3. Open extracted file
Step 4. check the network permission boxes leave open for a while
Step 5. leave open for a while
Step 6. DONE
Re: Green Laser Pointers *400/1000MW* Only 85.99$!!! (Refund if seized)
I want one of these lol "poke" my brother with it aey
LOL! it's fun, i just enjoy it shining it at random people in the street haha
Let me know if you'd like one ill throw in some discount
How long does the battery last and is it rechargeable (come with a charger)?
https://www.bitfinex.com/pages/howitworks#lending
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Liquidity Providing
Our liquidity feature goes hand in hand with the margin trading feature described above. If you are not a trader and prefer safer investments, this feature is for you. Bitfinex allows you, using your deposit wallets, to provide liquidity in the form of Bitcoins and/or dollars to traders. You can enter offers with your own chosen terms (return rate, duration, and amount). When an offer is taken by a trader, the money in your wallet will be used to buy or sell Bitcoins, and a CFD (credit) will be opened. When the position expires (the trader closes his position), Bitcoins are bought or sold back and the money is returned to your wallet.
You are not exposed to exchange risk when you lend with Bitfinex. The exchange risk is taken on by the trader, and, in case his position loses money, he will cover the loss with funds in his trading wallet.
Our liquidity feature goes hand in hand with the margin trading feature described above. If you are not a trader and prefer safer investments, this feature is for you. Bitfinex allows you, using your deposit wallets, to provide liquidity in the form of Bitcoins and/or dollars to traders. You can enter offers with your own chosen terms (return rate, duration, and amount). When an offer is taken by a trader, the money in your wallet will be used to buy or sell Bitcoins, and a CFD (credit) will be opened. When the position expires (the trader closes his position), Bitcoins are bought or sold back and the money is returned to your wallet.
You are not exposed to exchange risk when you lend with Bitfinex. The exchange risk is taken on by the trader, and, in case his position loses money, he will cover the loss with funds in his trading wallet.
I make quite a bit trading altcoins on different exchanges, most recently bittrex. But if you cant trade all day then then maybe a trading bot or if your really busy or lazy then a security. good luck!
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Yes , and now the miners left , they dont like NOMP they like MPOS
)awe I kinda liked that pool bummer
Did you do any mod to it ? what is the temperature of your miner ? seems like one of my week 4 fury is nt hitting 1.3mh. keep bouncing between 1.25 to 1.28
Abesoultly no mods to anything, I cant get the exact temp but I cant tell you that they are not hot at all, the are a little warm to the touch but definitely not hot. notice in my config my clock speed is 340 and not stock of 328 I think and this was determined from the bfg miner thread linked in the op https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=20477.0
thebotnet, what's your pool side hash rate for these? what happens when you run them all on the same instance of BFGminer?
poolside rate is 4.2mh/s 24hour average. I tried running them all in one instance but 1 of the 3 wouldn't report right for some reason and in the op here https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=20477.0 it says
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It seems that the current driver has issues with a dedicated amount of parallel miners (>=5) in a single instance AND more then one miner per instance leads to a drain (10-20%) of accepted shares from the pool.
im not sure if that pertains to my setup or any of yours but they seem to run the best in their own separate instance. Also here is a picture of my setup of the 3 Furys, notice how I setup the power supplies on their sides so they can get better air flow from the fans on the Fury.
http://i.imgur.com/fAb4YAF.jpg
