21 Inc is relaying new blocks - page 2.

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Quote from: biggbox on October 25, 2015, 09:42:50 AM

What's wrong with turning those device into lottery devices? They have done it with Antminer R1 with 5.5 ghz and passive cooling. These chips will only get smaller and cooler.

isn't better to buy a pen drive, and try the lottery, with it, it will still cost you nothing, and it won't interfer with appliances usage

maybe buy new efficient one, because the old one are still using the old chipset

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I've read this product getting some hate. "It's pointless". How is this pointless? It's a great idea. One of the reasons I don't keep my node 24/7 is because my computer is not powerful enough, so im stuck with only running it when im not using it. This device would allow 24/7 usage.

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@OP: https://21.co/learn/faq/

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What's wrong with turning those device into lottery devices? They have done it with Antminer R1 with 5.5 ghz and passive cooling. These chips will only get smaller and cooler.

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Quote from: RawDog on October 25, 2015, 09:18:25 AM

Quote from: biggbox on October 25, 2015, 08:55:48 AM

They should include a miner chip in devices that are constantly switched-on:
1) Fridge/refrigerators
3) Office air-conditioners

Did everyone fail basic science class? WTF?

The job of Fridge / Air conditioners is to make shit cold. To do that, they move a shit load of heat away from the place that is getting cold. This is hard to do. It makes even more heat when moving heat, and that heat has to also be moved away from the cold area - causing even more heat! Now, some fucking genius like biggbox wants to put a heat generator right in there? What the fuck is wrong with this community that we got so many fucking retarded idiots? How did that happen?

I am pretty sure bitcoin is going to fail miserably because we got guys like biggbox engineering the dumbest fucking machines imaginable.

Have to agree here.. What the fuck is the use for miners in lamps or refrigerators or whatever? The only effect it has is a higher power use and an increased heat production.

Totally unwanted. The 21 inc machine one the other hand, is somewhat useful as it increases the number of nodes to the network.

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Quote from: biggbox on October 25, 2015, 08:55:48 AM

They should include a miner chip in devices that are constantly switched-on:
1) Fridge/refrigerators
3) Office air-conditioners

Did everyone fail basic science class? WTF?

The job of Fridge / Air conditioners is to make shit cold. To do that, they move a shit load of heat away from the place that is getting cold. This is hard to do. It makes even more heat when moving heat, and that heat has to also be moved away from the cold area - causing even more heat! Now, some fucking genius like biggbox wants to put a heat generator right in there? What the fuck is wrong with this community that we got so many fucking retarded idiots? How did that happen?

I am pretty sure bitcoin is going to fail miserably because we got guys like biggbox engineering the dumbest fucking machines imaginable.

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Quote from: dothebeats on October 25, 2015, 08:54:19 AM

Quote from: crazyivan on October 25, 2015, 07:02:51 AM

I think one day my toaster ll be able to mine BTC, using a chip similar to this one.

Thinking the same thing. I wonder if I could create a toasted.bread business while earning bitcoins on a side. Cheesy

Or maybe they just developed their own miner too?

They should include a miner chip in devices that are constantly switched-on:

1) Fridge/refrigerators
2) Routers
3) Heaters

Or semi-turned on

3) Office air-conditioners

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Quote from: crazyivan on October 25, 2015, 07:02:51 AM

I think one day my toaster ll be able to mine BTC, using a chip similar to this one.

Thinking the same thing. I wonder if I could create a toasted.bread business while earning bitcoins on a side. Cheesy

Or maybe they just developed their own miner too?

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Quote from: Small on October 25, 2015, 08:22:47 AM

I doubt that they are generating blocks solely on those small low powered chips. Blockchain.info only displays the IP/Pool that first relays the blocks and it doesn't mean that they mined it. However, there is over 1000 blocks identified as 21inc's.

Theres a probability that they have a small farm or people are using the machine to mine for BTC. Device operates with their pooled mining so its possible/

I pointed out 21 inc because it only appeared recently (last 3-4 days or so). If it is acting as a lottery device, how different is it from Antminer R1 router?

I still don't understand how 21 Inc device works. Any technical experts please enlighten me.

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I doubt that they are generating blocks solely on those small low powered chips. Blockchain.info only displays the IP/Pool that first relays the blocks and it doesn't mean that they mined it. However, there is over 1000 blocks identified as 21inc's.

Theres a probability that they have a small farm or people are using the machine to mine for BTC. Device operates with their pooled mining so its possible/

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Quote from: Foxpup on October 25, 2015, 07:08:16 AM

What do you mean, what's going on? It's a full node. Full nodes relay all blocks, new and old. Blockchain.info receiving a block from a particular node has nothing to do with who mined it, it only tells you which node was lucky and/or fast enough to relay that block to Blockchain.info before other nodes.

Yes, and besides this the device has a mining chip, unlike OP has said. It's not powerful but it has a "one in a billion" chance to find a block

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great products. I need to figure out how it works and to use.

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What do you mean, what's going on? It's a full node. Full nodes relay all blocks, new and old. Blockchain.info receiving a block from a particular node has nothing to do with who mined it, it only tells you which node was lucky and/or fast enough to relay that block to Blockchain.info before other nodes.

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I think one day my toaster ll be able to mine BTC, using a chip similar to this one.

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Check out blockchain: https://blockchain.info/blocks/21%20Inc

This looks like the Raspberry Pi system that 21 Inc has developed (https://21.co/) and they are having a pre-order. Till this day, I haven't figure out how this device works. It is not a miner but it simply runs as a full node. Suddenly, it is becoming more prominent in the chain. What's going on?

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