You can always contact the admin on discord:
- Discord https://discord.gg/Z3sEfEU
https://grinmint.com/ doesnt pay my payout request. I have been waiting for a day !!
Does anyone know anything ?
Does anyone know anything ?
Topic: [ANN] Grin | PoW Mining | Electronic transactions for all. Community driven. - page 28. (Read 73804 times)
September 04, 2019, 11:58:19 AM
I've been using grinmint since the beginning. I've never had any problems with the payments.
You can always contact the admin on discord:
- Discord https://discord.gg/Z3sEfEU
You can always contact the admin on discord:
- Discord https://discord.gg/Z3sEfEU
September 02, 2019, 12:36:55 PM
https://grinmint.com/ doesnt pay my payout request. I have been waiting for a day !!
Does anyone know anything ?
Does anyone know anything ?
September 01, 2019, 03:03:20 PM
Anyone having issues with F2Pool and Grin++ 0.6.3 wallet (on mac) and withdrawals?
I left the wallet online, waited 24h when setting the address, wrote to them, told me to wait for re-attempt on the fail TX, waited, nothing, then wrote to them again and was adviced to wait another 7 days for a re-attempt.
In the meanwhile, my Grin coins are still marked as unpaid on f2 pool and I am worried now it will remain there and get transferred to them as a donation.
Is anyone else having this issue?
Or any advice?
Currently, I am tempted to put it all in an exchange wallet and reduce the headache, but then what's the point of it? Hodl to support
I left the wallet online, waited 24h when setting the address, wrote to them, told me to wait for re-attempt on the fail TX, waited, nothing, then wrote to them again and was adviced to wait another 7 days for a re-attempt.
In the meanwhile, my Grin coins are still marked as unpaid on f2 pool and I am worried now it will remain there and get transferred to them as a donation.
Is anyone else having this issue?
Or any advice?
Currently, I am tempted to put it all in an exchange wallet and reduce the headache, but then what's the point of it? Hodl to support
I don't know about F2Pool, too much Chinese and too much whale-focused.
I use Grinmint and I'm happy with them, no reason to change them. I used F2Pool in the beggining and they were expecting me to mine a big amount of coins for the level of difficulity it had reached.
They also had different balances for the two different algorithms while Grinmint has a single balance.
August 31, 2019, 08:49:22 AM
GRIN is an amazing project but your review or feedBACK can help the NEW investor .
share your feedback by going to
https://coinpricetoday.com/coin/grin/
share your feedback by going to
https://coinpricetoday.com/coin/grin/
Thanks for that. I am a relatively new investor and I like this project. Does anyone know if their current roadmap 100% up to date? Or are there other features that are not announced yet?
August 28, 2019, 11:23:13 AM
GRIN is an amazing project but your review or feedBACK can help the NEW investor .
share your feedback by going to
https://coinpricetoday.com/coin/grin/
share your feedback by going to
https://coinpricetoday.com/coin/grin/
August 13, 2019, 09:39:06 AM
Anyone having issues with F2Pool and Grin++ 0.6.3 wallet (on mac) and withdrawals?
I left the wallet online, waited 24h when setting the address, wrote to them, told me to wait for re-attempt on the fail TX, waited, nothing, then wrote to them again and was adviced to wait another 7 days for a re-attempt.
In the meanwhile, my Grin coins are still marked as unpaid on f2 pool and I am worried now it will remain there and get transferred to them as a donation.
Is anyone else having this issue?
Or any advice?
Currently, I am tempted to put it all in an exchange wallet and reduce the headache, but then what's the point of it? Hodl to support
I left the wallet online, waited 24h when setting the address, wrote to them, told me to wait for re-attempt on the fail TX, waited, nothing, then wrote to them again and was adviced to wait another 7 days for a re-attempt.
In the meanwhile, my Grin coins are still marked as unpaid on f2 pool and I am worried now it will remain there and get transferred to them as a donation.
Is anyone else having this issue?
Or any advice?
Currently, I am tempted to put it all in an exchange wallet and reduce the headache, but then what's the point of it? Hodl to support
August 11, 2019, 11:50:47 PM
Grin hashrate increased for more then three times in last three weeks. That is good news for the coin. Not so good for miners.
It is good for all, includes miners, if they don't sell their coins at the moment. They (miners) will get significant profits too, (much higher than what they get if they sell their coins at the moment), because price of Grincoin will rise over time (as same as what we saw with bitcoin). When hashrate increases, price will consequently rise later. Another plus point for this forecast is altcoin season to come soon, maybe in September this year. 
August 10, 2019, 09:38:15 PM
Miners usually only speculate that a cryptocoin's price will improve and that the risk taken will give them a better ROI than those other coins.
Cheap power helps, however, it will never stop them from seeking greater profit, I reckon.
Smart miners will keep running their rigs when price falls and others turn off their rigs. When difficulty falls too, they will get more coins from mining in the same period of rig operations, at same cost of electricty. In the long run, when price rallies, miners will come back, difficulty will consequently increase, and they can take profits. In general, they will get higher profits than other miners whom left when price falls deeply. Especially, this strategy should be applied only for good altcoins, for shitcoins, applying this strategy will end with losses, because shitcoins will end with zero price, zero volume.Cheap power helps, however, it will never stop them from seeking greater profit, I reckon.
I reckon the smart miners should become more aggressive in mining cryptcoins that they speculate might increase in price and stop mining bearish coins.
Some of them cannot compete with big farms and have to be smart in using their GPUs, energy.
August 10, 2019, 08:57:45 PM
You guys don't believe this crypto crap is a complete scam? 
The daily browsing of the forum becomes clearer and clearer for me.
The daily browsing of the forum becomes clearer and clearer for me. 
August 09, 2019, 11:13:32 PM
Miners usually only speculate that a cryptocoin's price will improve and that the risk taken will give them a better ROI than those other coins.
Cheap power helps, however, it will never stop them from seeking greater profit, I reckon.
Smart miners will keep running their rigs when price falls and others turn off their rigs. When difficulty falls too, they will get more coins from mining in the same period of rig operations, at same cost of electricty. In the long run, when price rallies, miners will come back, difficulty will consequently increase, and they can take profits. In general, they will get higher profits than other miners whom left when price falls deeply. Especially, this strategy should be applied only for good altcoins, for shitcoins, applying this strategy will end with losses, because shitcoins will end with zero price, zero volume. Cheap power helps, however, it will never stop them from seeking greater profit, I reckon.
August 09, 2019, 07:45:33 PM
@Febo. Agreed, however the miners might be speculating something optimistic to occur hehehe.
@RivAngE. As Febo showed, the hashrate has increased 3x in the last 3 weeks. There might be more GPU mining farms transferring from other cryptocoins to Grin.
@RivAngE. As Febo showed, the hashrate has increased 3x in the last 3 weeks. There might be more GPU mining farms transferring from other cryptocoins to Grin.
Which would seem weird, seeing how GRIN is not that profitable so why would they come over to GRIN?
But the coins they come from might have been taken over by ASICs and FPGAs, so for whatever reason they're forced to stick with GRIN regardless of profitability.
I guess they have "free" power...
Miners usually only speculate that a cryptocoin's price will improve and that the risk taken will give them a better ROI than those other coins.
Cheap power helps, however, it will never stop them from seeking greater profit, I reckon.
August 09, 2019, 01:23:49 PM
GRIN - Bringing anonymity to transactions AND network hashrate until 2019! 
Maybe some charts are showing the hashrate of a specific pool and others the hashrate of the overall network?
Maybe some charts are showing the hashrate of a specific pool and others the hashrate of the overall network?
August 09, 2019, 10:42:13 AM
https://grin.report/d/xoo9N43iz/chain?orgId=1&from=now-6M&to=now
is another accurate one with full history...
August 09, 2019, 10:39:59 AM
@RivAngE. As Febo showed, the hashrate has increased 3x in the last 3 weeks.
No; it hasn't. See https://grinscan.net/charts for accurate graphrates.
I read on reddit someone mention hashrate growth and went check and saw https://2miners.com/grin-network-hashrate , now when I read what you said I checked more and is somehow confusing why some statistic shows same as where I first look and others as you showed. This ene to https://grin.blockscan.com/chart/type/hashrate
Here you see is 1.44 MGps: https://miningpoolstats.stream/grin-c29
https://grinscan.net/charts sadly shows only one week of history.
August 09, 2019, 03:16:55 AM
@RivAngE. As Febo showed, the hashrate has increased 3x in the last 3 weeks.
No; it hasn't. See https://grinscan.net/charts for accurate graphrates.
August 09, 2019, 01:47:36 AM
@Febo. Agreed, however the miners might be speculating something optimistic to occur hehehe.
@RivAngE. As Febo showed, the hashrate has increased 3x in the last 3 weeks. There might be more GPU mining farms transferring from other cryptocoins to Grin.
@RivAngE. As Febo showed, the hashrate has increased 3x in the last 3 weeks. There might be more GPU mining farms transferring from other cryptocoins to Grin.
Which would seem weird, seeing how GRIN is not that profitable so why would they come over to GRIN?
But the coins they come from might have been taken over by ASICs and FPGAs, so for whatever reason they're forced to stick with GRIN regardless of profitability.
I guess they have "free" power...
August 08, 2019, 08:50:44 PM
@Febo. Agreed, however the miners might be speculating something optimistic to occur hehehe.
@RivAngE. As Febo showed, the hashrate has increased 3x in the last 3 weeks. There might be more GPU mining farms transferring from other cryptocoins to Grin.
@RivAngE. As Febo showed, the hashrate has increased 3x in the last 3 weeks. There might be more GPU mining farms transferring from other cryptocoins to Grin.
August 08, 2019, 11:56:33 AM
I'm a bit confused here, did the profitability fell dramatically just because of the low coin price or has ASIC miners started being used?
But it seems c29 is less profitable that c31, however c31 is the ASIC friendly algorithm and c29 should't be more profitable with my GPU if ASICs are introduced.
So, how comes c29 is so much less profitable than c31 right now? What have I missed?
But it seems c29 is less profitable that c31, however c31 is the ASIC friendly algorithm and c29 should't be more profitable with my GPU if ASICs are introduced.
So, how comes c29 is so much less profitable than c31 right now? What have I missed?
August 08, 2019, 09:23:17 AM
Grin hashrate increased for more then three times in last three weeks. That is good news for the coin. Not so good for miners.
July 30, 2019, 03:16:06 PM
Any comments on the huge drop of grin price?
All price talks are in Grin Observer - GRN/BTC - Price Movement and Discussion https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5102334.780
But price is much higher then I expected it at this time. BTC price is higher then it was in May. Amazing!
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