T_Yamamoto
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Mining Blackcoin and BitQuark atm
I've mined a couple hundred blackcoins myself.
I've also been mining KDC since the halving is coming up in around 4000 blocks.
Mining Blackcoin and BitQuark atm
Makes sense... I gotta switch all my rigs over from doge since I seem to be getting shafted... Not even pulling 10k per day with 3.5MH/s...
6.5k per day with 2MH/s sounds about right.... I can't even get that much with 3.5MH/s on fast-pool :\Im pulling like 6500 a day at hashfaster w/ 2.1 mH.
At this price of BTC it's not looking so good.
Mining Blackcoin and BitQuark atm
Heads up to Sunny about KDC - BTCtalk thread update says Mandatory update to wallet and services:
"Mandatory update!
Please download the new wallet and update any services you run!"
Did they code in the new block changes already?
Look at this ebay auction. They are selling a 6x Sapphire 270 setup. Bidding is @ $2600... Crazy. I should just buy a bunch of cheap cards, build a pretty rig and auction it off. I know it's still profitable to mine, but that is quickly fading. I even have pretty cheap electricity ($0.11). Difficulties are too high.....
I think the major reason it's fading is because of the BTC price crash. As soon as BTC/LTC recover, it will be appealing again. But still not as appealing as it was 4+ months ago due to the ridiculously high difficulties.
Auroracoin is based on Litecoin, a descendant of the Bitcoin protocol, the foremost cryptocurrency in the world. However, it is started by an “Airdrop” of auroracoins to the Icelandic nation, designed to reach almost every Icelander. This one-time event will create the conditions for Icelanders to start using the currency, by providing them with a start and making them aware of the currency and its possibilities. After the Airdrop, the only way to acquire auroracoins will be through mining and transacting. Auroracoin will mirror the development of Bitcoin in the near to medium term.
The Airdrop will start to take place on March 25th 2014. A national ID database, created by the government will be used for this purpose. Although the thorough registration of the entire Icelandic nation into one database is unfortunate, it creates opportunities to reach a large part of the public through various means. About 330,000 Icelanders will be made able to claim f 31.8 each over the following year.
Developers are encouraged to create tools for Auroracoin to support the adoption of Auroracoin. Such software, e.g. for payments, will help Icelanders start using the currency in their daily lives.
Everything is in code, but set to take effect AFTER a certain block. I will be updating things tonight. I've already posted a news update on the pool about it earlier today.
Anyone interested in Zeitcoin? Seems solid. Going to read more about it in the morning.
Except if it's anything like Amazon, the seller will be screwed if the buyer changes their mind. I fully tested one of my 280X before selling it on Amazon and it got to the buyer two days ago during the BTC "crash". Guess what? He's claiming defective and wants a refund.
I know I mailed a working card and he doesn't claim any shipping damage, so either HE broke it, or he's lying just to get a full refund knowing Amazon will back the buyer. Either way I'm beyond pissed off and am glad I took the steps of videotaping and photographing the card working, serial numbers, stickers, box, etc. So I'll know immediately if he swapped the card for a broken one or attempted to remove the heatsink.
Best case I get the card back and it's working 100%, then I charge the @$*Her a 10% restocking fee for wasting my time and shipping money.
I see to be connected but not actually mining
SunnyD
I pointed my pair of 290's at your KDC pool for a little while for fun.
Same addy as here
Was going to do it earlier but wanted to break the 10 LTC mark first. Small time miner but figure with 10 LTC balance on BTC-E I can play the ups and downs and make it grow.
I just used the same settings for my cards as LTC changing only the server info. Pretty much all that's required? Looks to be hashing at the same rate as it was for LTC.
Yup, it's just a plain old scrypt coin. Same as LTC.
Not bad boys and girls... we're at 5% of the network hash rate on the pool.
<Agent Smith>More. MORE! I want MORE!!!</Agent Smith>
Yup, it's just a plain old scrypt coin. Same as LTC.
Not bad boys and girls... we're at 5% of the network hash rate on the pool.
<Agent Smith>More. MORE! I want MORE!!!</Agent Smith>