JimmyH
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Heh, doge difficulty went from 87 down to 79. How's that possible?
Netcodepool moved to port 4094 from 4093. Much idle shibas. Much sadness
Heh, doge difficulty went from 87 down to 79. How's that possible?
Heh, doge difficulty went from 87 down to 79. How's that possible?
I hope that's their errorThe smart miners probably think that the pump and dump opportunity for this scam coin is over.
Heh, doge difficulty went from 87 down to 79. How's that possible?
Netcodepool moved to port 4094 from 4093. Much idle shibas. Much sadness
FYI: doge.netcodepoolers...
CHANGE YOUR PORT NUMBER TO 4094 (if you were previously using 4093).
They said 4094 was added for load balancing? Well, 4093 has been DOWN for the last hour or two.
I see people on some local forum speculate with btc/ltc/doge, and some of them made ridiculous amount of money (as in, thousands of $) in last two days just trading this and that. Just wtf... I wish my head was capable of that.
If you're not using cgminer, with a config file, with multiple (backup) pools defined, you're doing it wrong!
Ouch, $7 a day profit right now on LTC if I had kept my hardware :|
Diff went up so fast, network is going to break 100 GH/s soon...
^^^
doge.netcodepool closed regs for a reason too, they were THE BIGGEST doge mining pool. The port change probably knocked enough miners off for a couple hours for the difficulty retarget to kick in. Good for those enough that were stupid enough to go home for lunch and restart our miners with the new port! :biggrin:
such smart.
Unfortunately the exchange rates are plummeting.
so poop.
Coupled with the huge drop in the value of BTC today, double whammy for the value of doge.
wow.
A bit over one day of mining dog tags... and I only have 30k of them. How the hell did people mine millions of them? I mean, not at the very beginning.
Looks like this is pointless effort.
A bit over one day of mining dog tags... and I only have 30k of them. How the hell did people mine millions of them? I mean, not at the very beginning.
Looks like this is pointless effort.
@ultitmatenoob
Nope. Read that main Dogecoin post.
It has allways been 1-1,000,000 for each block, and it will continue so till 100,000 blocks are found.
And no premining handouts or shitty deployment like some other coins.
Being first is allays an opportunity.
Getting there where thousands of others are already standing - there is nothing extraordinary about it, so why should reward be such?
It's crashing because of... FREE TRADE. What else. Dogecoin profitability $/(hash/s) is heading to standards set by other Scrypt coins.
That's the problem with doge... read the last couple pages. The other doge pools have been... lackluster. Even as backups.
^^^
doge.netcodepool closed regs for a reason too, they were THE BIGGEST doge mining pool. The port change probably knocked enough miners off for a couple hours for the difficulty retarget to kick in. Good for those enough that were stupid enough to go home for lunch and restart our miners with the new port! :biggrin:
The irony. I go ahead and spend cash on about 2.5Mhash/s worth of compute, only to watch the virtual currency economy get rocked.
Hopefully this is a good thing? Maybe all of a sudden people will flee for a while and difficulties will drop, meaning MOAR FOR MEEEEEE!!!! Then there will be another huge bubble and it'll be my turn to get rich on imaginary money!
nononono... now is too late for diff. drop to make dogecoins mining more profitable
1) it still is! (doge mining still makes you more $$ than other coins)
2) diff. drop does not mean there will be less dogecoins around.
3) simply not possible to go down for quite some time.
What we want/need is an actual market. And for that to happen, you want MOAR people in, not out.