Topic: [ANN] [ETC] Ethereum Classic: Immutable Smart Contracts - page 398. (Read 821402 times)

there is more shitcoins on exchangers than coins that can make a difference.
however, yes, etc volume is -/+ double the volume of eth.

in my opinion eth is stable now (for the time being, its not moving too much up nor too much down)

in my honest feeling, etc will be pumped to rival eth within end of september 2016.

the problem about this is, more volume either buy or sell is related to both eth and etc thus the bitcoin sudden decline.

but bitcoin will hit up in a few days. its always the steep decline before the pump.

once bitcoin is pumped, etc will suffer. THATS when i will gamble on etc. the price might be lower than $1

at that point, btc will be dumped to buy etc. eth on the other hand will be more of a, secure buy. but for quick profit, etc will be pumped once the pump and dump of btc occur.

those are not facts, just speculations based on chart analysis. etc is too young to say its going to die. in fact with the amount of transaction volume on etc. its the best bet for this august/september.

time shall say

ETC is double the volume of ETH on Poloniex too 

That's about right....5 coins per 5 hours...about 24 coins a day....you'll get less on suprnova...at least I checked their calculator..I'm running near 200 mh/s...only get like 4-5 coins per day ...don't get me wrong, suprnova is a great pool..I think their calculator is off a bit...

to me, he were just trying to cause a panic sell, so he could buy some cheap...

i cant understand. 5 hours mining at 1gh/s on nanopool and only get 5 etc. O.o

Here is the post from Twitter from Chandler:
https://twitter.com/chandlerguo

ETC on the rise again. 

@suchmoon thanks, its poined at Give-me-coin merge mining 4 coins  

...my setup:

   rig 1: 5x r7 370 sapphire radeon nitro's 4gb cards
            Gigabyte-z97x-gaming mobo
             intel haswell 1840 dual core 2.8 ghz
             2x 4 gb ddr 3 1600 ram
             antec 850 bronz cert. psu (I know...but works cool and fine so far, but have a new 1200 watt antec just in case..or for next rig I'm building)
             windows 8.1
             using Claymore's Dual miner with 15.12 Catalyst drivers.....works great.

    rig 2: 4 x r9 370x 4gb sapphire nitros (better hashrates than the non x cards)
              Asus z170m mobo (for skylake)
             Intel core i7 6700k @ 4.0 ghz (way overkill for a mining rig, but can multitask while mining )
              850 watt Gold certified corsair psu (it's good)
             16 gb corsair 2800 mhz ddr 4 dram (overkill here...lol)
              windows 10 pro with Claymor'es miner using 15.12 drivers

have twin rigs with dual core's and r9 370x's (love these cards..great hash power for the money)
450 watt Silverstone psu (gold plus)...running no problem..even with a mild overclock on the cards
windows 10 pro...Claymore...and 16.20 drivers...ok...so that's my setup...hashrate jumps a bit because I run through a vpn (in China)and seperate rigs under one worker may fluctuate the hashrate more than a single rig?..I'm from Canada
....I get good results...kind of mix-mash of two rigs and 2 twin card computers...but gives me options without having to turn off all my miners to do other things...so it has it's advantages....also can split mine different coins too...so it can be a good setup for a hobby miner like myself.
            

Anyway, main point is...I liked eth..until the hf...I really appreciated the move to continue the original immutable blockchain...ETC is my coin of choice.

Chris Ellis ex ethereum dev talks about Classic  VB and the bail out  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1XiAwSpXbI
Or is he still a dev for ETC

Don't bother. Just mine whatever your ASIC is for and buy ETC with the proceeds if you want to support it. Paying someone else 5% to do it is ridiculous.

...I'm not an 'expert'...just relaying my experience. Some of it was mistyped. For example: on my gigabyte board, four cards (first three with pcie riser cables) worked, but the fifth card would not when plugged in the next slot. I finally switched to windows 8.1...placed each card in one at a time...all worked, except I had to skip a pcie slot from 4th to 5th card...then all has worked great since then. Different boards and miners have different experiences I think. I have both rigs working great...one using windows 10 pro, the other windows 8.1 Also, catalyst drivers 15.12 really seemed to work better for multiple cards...but I have two twin card rigs using r9 370x's and they work fine with the new 16.2 ctalyst driver packages....(someone can tell me why that is the case??)....anyway...I'm not begging...just putting my experience on the board hoping it helps future builders, not huge farms....

https://www.reddit.com/r/EthereumClassic/comments/4vgckm/chinese_bitcoin_angle_investor_chandler_guo_said/

depends on the mobo/os maybe.

just built an eth miner with a gigabyte z97x/celeron 1840 with integrated graphics. took the mobo out of the box, plugged the r9 390 in, hooked the monitor to the 390 instad of the mobo, installed ubuntu 15.10 and the amd video driver and started mining with the same config that the other builds have. no platform switch needed for me. claymores dual miner.

Wow, so much unrelated and wrong here.


I have no problems using onboard gpus combined with 5+ pci-e.  On MANY different kind of rigs.
Settings... all in the settings.


Claymores can be used to verify if your settings are right or not, as it autodetects gpu and no need to adress what platforms...
If it works with claymores, you really just need to check the settings in the other minersoftware.

https://poloniex.com/exchange#btc_etc  scroll down....   Look at the Market Depth 

/waves

http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/07/31/51pool-attack-plans-51-network-attack-ethereum-classic/

...nice volume increase the past few hours...should have bought more when the price was lower this morning...I am mining fine, but always miss the bargain buying times

Last time he only had 80 ghs now its 120 ghs. Seems fishy.