Topic: [ANN] CureCoin 2.0 is live - Mandatory Update is available now - DEC 2018 - page 44. (Read 696254 times)

I could see one of those cancer awareness groups like the big ones for breast c. endorsing and using Curecoin for some kind of fund raising reward.  Blockchain may become mainstream if there is enough positive political change, which is long overdue.  

I really hope Vega is competitive in folding as I'm holding out for those before I buy any new cards. Worst case scenario the prices will come down on pascal and polaris cards.

From what I have been reading from rumours/leaks the Vega 10 should be higher than the GTX 1080 in compute power/TFLOPS and maybe around Titan X Pascal levels.
But who knows if that will be the case, or if that compute power will translate flop for flop into folding/hash power.

I had half a mind to get some 1070s but I just don't want to be pigeonholed into folding or the fewer algos where nvidia makes sense. I'd rather go with with AMD and have more flexibility with different algos. Then again the memory-hard algos like ZEC and ETH can't seem to take advantage of the huge 4096-bit memory bus of HBM (Fiji) and are bottlenecked by the lower mem clock, so I'm not holding my breath either.
We'll see anyway. I think they were targeting a May-ish release date.

 Actually, for the average of my cards, it's a LOT optimistic on the sols (370-390 for most of my cards even with optimised but still reliable overclocks, a couple of the high-clock Gigabytes hit a hair over 400) even without factoring in the rather high NiceHash fees, and a little optimistic on the PPD (most work units 560-600 kPPD range) as I don't push my 1070s all that hard on folding due to the higher power consumption and temperatures.

 My current figuring with CURE at 6000 satoshi (yeah, it dropped back under that right now but will probably spike again) and the usual $1.30-$1.40 a day they're getting out of NiceHash and NOT figuring FLDC (the bloody fees getting that stuff OUT of the Counterparty crap eat a LOT of that profitability) make CURE pretty much a tossup with ZEC right now for my 1070 rigs.

 Add in the FLDC and they're definitely more profitable with CURE at 5000 (which it's VERY close to even after the fallback today).


 My small group of Maxwell cards (3 x 960, 2 x 950) are still doing other stuff - even ETH is more profitable on them.


 Unless VEGA takes a huge step forward on folding vs anything previous in the AMD line, I'll probably never fold on AMD cards - they're almost more profitable to do GridCoin via MooWrapper (among other BOINC options) with than to Fold with.

He has pascal cards though not AMD. Merged folding is DEFINITELY more profitable than ZEC or ETH mining on nVidia cards.

600k PPD ~= 22 CURE and 1750 FLDC = 0.0033BTC / day / card
450Sol/s ~= 0.002 BTC / day / card

...and that's being generous on Sol rate and conservative on PPD.

I have AMD cards and I'm folding. It's not quite as profitable as ZEC but it's in the same ballpark. I get roughly 750k PPD vs. 1050Sol/s I would get mining ZEC. So about 0.0041 BTC/day for merge folding vs. 0.0046 BTC/day for ZEC mining. ZEC used to be significantly more profitable but only during the first month or so.

It's close enough...and if/when CURE 2.0 and SigmaX eventually get released I expect a rise. The low volume could be a problem for a large scale operation but for the average guy at home like myself with only a rig or two it's totally worth it (so that's a good thing for us). If/when the volume ever picks up it would be good for larger operations too and therefore the project as a whole (as that's the end goal and the whole idea of this coin).

Go, CURE!

Same here, sadly.
But ZEC is still more profitable than merged folding ATM, so hence my confusion.
I guess you have more faith in CURE in the long run?

 Profitability - but I suspect the surge will reoccur at some point in the not REAL far distant future, and the current level is still overall a tossup with other options.

 I can't AFFORD altruism.

No, that's what got me to post here.
SOGassets says I have cards X, Y, and Z; however, Counterwallet shows no such thing (hence the need for going to SOGassets to see the cards to begin with)

Maybe this could help you? https://sogassets.com/dex/

Out of altruism or profitability?
I see that recent surge in CURE price was short-lived, so just wondering.

So, no one knows what to do with these things? 

When will the update?

 I swapped all of my 1070s back to Folding (for the first time ever I think) yesterday - then my bloody net went out for about 5 hours early this morning.

 Which means I lost less than if I had NOT swapped them, but hurt on the fast return bonus for quite a few blocks.

 Oh well, hopefully tomorrow I'll start seeing my REAL numbers!

what happened to the other coin they were releasing with curecoin?

they did an alpha or beta release and it went wrong?

What is happening with that coin and when is the snap shot on the cure coin wallet?

I'm adding ~1.6 million PPD on Thursday   

And with the current price surge, stand by for another large increase in team PPD.

 8-O

Thanks!!
Looks like I'm (slightly) richer than I knew
It's really awesome you made that cooperation with FLDC for merged folding instead of fighting each other!! Thanks again for that!!

Cure still rising wallet update coming?

OK, so since I am different kind of nerd and not a card playing nerd...

How does one relieve one's self of these cards?

Im no SOG expert but hopefully this helps.
1 Click the counterparty asset called MAGICFLDC(you might have to use the full web interface and not tokenly for this, havent tried it)
2 Expand the details on it, at the bottom of the window that pops up will be an address , copy it
3 go to https://sogassets.com/ and enter that address
4 check out what cards are tied to your address

 I speak from both personal experience (I only run folding when it's more profitable than doing other stuff with my multiple 1070-based rigs) and from talking to other CUrecoin folders, though I concede I haven't spoken to hundreds of them.

 I do NOT bother folding on older gear - it's not worth it, even the GTX 950 and 960 cards I bought back when the 9xx series was still pretty new aren't worth trying to fold with any more.

 I don't pay attention to the ASIC side, as that's not folding.

 And for the record - I'm not *currently* one of the big folders, but if I chose to be I'd easily crack the top 10 *AGAIN* with my existing rigs, though I'm certainly no competition to Ed barring a major cash infusion.