Topic: [ANN] CureCoin 2.0 is live - Mandatory Update is available now - DEC 2018 - page 36. (Read 696267 times)

• It's frequently down.
• It costs BTC to transfer any other coin
• It's generous to call the exchange "slow"
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What is it that you don't like about Counterparty?

There's, literally, not a single sentence in this whole thread that I agree with more than that one. 

 Newegg pricing differs a LOT - lowest 1070 (not counting refurbs) is still consistantly $379 (GigaByte ITX and 2 or 3 others on sale at any given point), while 1080s can be had for as low as $479 for non-refurbs.

 The 1070 would still be very competative at the NVidia list pricing (oh yeah, 3'd party 1080ti WHEN YOU CAN FIND ONE is commanding a major price premium in the $850+ range on NewEgg) but at pricing on 3'd party non-Founder cards it's lagging too much to still be the sweet spot.
 IMO NVidia should have dropped the list on the 1070 by $50 or so when they dropped the 1080 by $100, but I guess they're selling as many 1070s as they can make or very close so they don't feel the NEED to be price competative on it (keep in mind that nothing AMD can touch the 1070 OR 1080 for most usage outside of Cryptocoins, except the discontinued FuryX/Nano on a FEW games).

 1080 appears to be the PPD/watt king, 4.7+ vs 4.4 for the 1080 ti and 4.0 for the 1070 - though the 1808ti and Titan X Pascal are no doubt the only contenders for the pure PPD crown.

 1080 and 1070 are almost identical on PPD/$ now at Newegg pricing (1070 still wins at NVidia list pricing), but I think the 1080 might now win by a VERY narrow margin when you factor in total system cost. Add in the higher efficiency and the 1080 is almost definitively the sweet spot now AT REAL WORLD PRICING (keep in mind that the NVIdia store only sells Founder Editions, which are generally the LOWEST performing and hottest running version of each model).

 Good thing I still have my Seasonic x1250 and EVGA 1300 golds around - looks like my next few builds will need them, no way a 3 card build of 1080s is gonna be comfortable on an 850.



 It's too bad EVGA already has their "Bucks" promotion. Might be interesting if the CURE devs could work a deal to replace "bucks" with CURE.
 Perhaps someone should talk to Gigabyte or MSI about a CURE-based competing program.

 I don't see ANY major hardware reseller wanting anything to do with FLDC as long as they continue to insist on using that garbage Counterparty junk.

I think a lot of that has to do with a combination of whether you look at ROI off the front or back and if you're long or short on BTC.

One thing that would, imo, have a massive impact was if either the CureCoin devs or the FoldingCoin devs worked a deal where the coins were actually spendable with a major hardware reseller. Imagine a world where you could use your CURE/FLDC to directly buy a shiny new 1080Ti, instead of just dumping it on the market.

 Not at CURRENT pricing on the 1080 - it seems to now be the "Sweet spot" given the price PREMIUM everyone is getting for the VERY FEW 1080 ti that are available so far.

 Not that the 1070 is a BAD choice, but with the 1080 at only a $100 or so premium vs the $250 or so premium prior to the 1080ti release the 1080 looks like it's now the winner on all fronts for FAH.


 It does make me wonder why ANYONE would bother buying a Titan any more (unless they NEED the car NOW and can't find an in-stock 1080ti).



 Recent CURE price runup has been nice - but given the current profitability on ETH / ZEC / XMR / others, it needs to hit more like 9000 satoshi just to be CLOSE on profitability (counting FLDC in that) - even with 40M PPD or so having dropped out of CureCoin folding the last 2 weeks (fair sized chunk of that being me).

 (edit - the recent recovery on Bitcoin pricing puts that theshold close to 8000 satoshi - I may be back to hammering CURE in the next day or two.)

Now I can believe that more than ever.
Good luck to cure

Current version of the wallet is 1.3.4

Mining where
 

hi,

link for wallet update?

Curecoin to the moon!! Sell walls thinning. This time it looks like we can easily break 10K sats!!

GO GO CURE!! 

good to hear progress is still ongoing.

what sort of eta on this and the other quantum proof coin ?

Hey everyone, quick update on Curecoin 2.0:

We've gone through 8 internal iterations, fixed a lot of bugs/issues (radix tree for the ledger sometimes didn't return the correct hash when climbing back down a fork, clients had a difficult time forking back >~100 blocks, communication protocol wasn't expressive enough for handling certain network conditions, etc.). Still chasing a bug with clients getting desynchronized, so I'm working on an overhaul of the networking code.

Here is updated chart, courtesy of foldy/nger at /r.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1v5gXral3BcFOoXs5n1M6l_Uo3pZpQYogn6gVlxRPnz0/edit#gid=0
1080ti is the king ATM.

Just a heads up...numbers are starting to flow in on the 1080 Ti and it does indeed look like it's matching Titan XP (~1.2M PPD) @ $700 USD. Looks like we have a winner on our hands for folders!

http://www.overclock.net/t/475163/gpu-projects-ppd-database/#post_25946363

Do not look at current price, CURE will be atleast worth 20000 sats in the future

Greetings,
with the recent rise of ETH/ZEC mining profitability I am wondering how high should CURE be valued to make it  at least as profitable as those altcoins?
CURE price has been fluctuating wildly recently so its very hard to come to some definitive answer.
Has anybody got some hard numbers for Nvidia folders since AMD is hopeless for folding ATM?

Per dollar invested (not counting market pushes), using graphics cards to fold is the best way to earn CureCoin, since the dev-centric direction is to push out all remaining ASICs and non-wallet mining.

Its discussion about cure?)))
Or curr dead & your talk about graph cards?)