[ANN] Grin | PoW Mining | Electronic transactions for all. Community driven. - page 34.

Beyerd17

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Quote from: spok on April 05, 2019, 01:27:25 AM

Mining grin allmost from begining, firstly with all 3 my rigs, after slight drop changed RX rigs to eth/eth.
But nvidia rig still mines it for 3 months non stop. I believ in this coin.
I'm not really agree with you @tranthidung, you want that coin go to moon in just one year after creation.
At this time it's too much altcoins, and they not getting adoption, so i'm mining like investment, and no hope to moon in at least 2-3 years, maybe more. but i hope for someday

To bad it has such a ridiculous name. I think a lot of people wont take it serious just because of that alone. Another thing is the massive inflation at this early stage, the coin has pricewise nowhere else to go but down.

dncdog

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Quote from: bitcoin-shark on April 05, 2019, 02:25:47 PM

well this new altcoin grin seems a great competitor of monero and zcash, for me privacy and anonymity are very important in the world of crypto, and is it true that it(grin) has become an official payment method on btk?...

Bro, what did you mean?
I guess you mean the forum, if it is what you meant, my answer is right.
There is link for what info you need.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=credit;promote
You can click on the Grincoin link at the bottom line of the link, then you will see more details about the Grincoin payments for Copper Membership.

bitcoin-shark

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well this new altcoin grin seems a great competitor of monero and zcash, for me privacy and anonymity are very important in the world of crypto, and is it true that it(grin) has become an official payment method on btk?...

OgNasty

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Looks like the next wallet release will support windows. This should open Grin up to more widespread adoption.

spok

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Mining grin allmost from begining, firstly with all 3 my rigs, after slight drop changed RX rigs to eth/eth.
But nvidia rig still mines it for 3 months non stop. I believ in this coin.
I'm not really agree with you @tranthidung, you want that coin go to moon in just one year after creation.
At this time it's too much altcoins, and they not getting adoption, so i'm mining like investment, and no hope to moon in at least 2-3 years, maybe more. but i hope for someday

Hueristic

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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it

Quote from: Chief_Dementor on March 31, 2019, 03:42:03 PM

Quote from: CjMapope on March 31, 2019, 03:26:15 PM

theres no way im gonna give a newbie all my grin to store in a WEBWALLET (hotwallet) are you crazy? haha
you will be gone 404 or hacked in 3 months or less

better off to store them on Trex @ that point, atleast a person might have a bit of liability if they get hacked lol

"mygrin.org" i bet it would be "your grin" Cheesy

Thoughts are peculiar to each person by virtue of his upbringing.

Yes, some people are morons

tranthidung

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Farewell o_e_l_e_o

As a result of Grin coin falls over weeks, the topic has been cooled down a bit.
There are almost no posts, especially statements that Grin coin will break resistance, go to the Moon, blah blah.
The current boring situation of Grin coin topic reminds me that what occured with bitcoin and top altcoins just two months ago.
Will the situation last till the end of 2019, as theymos predicted that Grin coin price will fall over time, and it might be stable around one year after its beginning?
Do you have any ideas with the coming price trend of Grin coin?

tranthidung

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Farewell o_e_l_e_o

Quote from: Chief_Dementor on March 31, 2019, 03:00:05 PM

We are glad to present Grin Web Wallet!

This is web-wallet for Grin coin from third party, right?
So, I will wait to get official one from Grin coin team.
The Grin coin has good potential if it will be able to survived next 8 months (it means around its one year old time point), so I don't want to take risks by using Webwallet from third party that has not been proved its security and reliability.

Beyerd17

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Quote from: CjMapope on March 31, 2019, 03:26:15 PM

theres no way im gonna give a newbie all my grin to store in a WEBWALLET (hotwallet) are you crazy? haha
you will be gone 404 or hacked in 3 months or less

better off to store them on Trex @ that point, atleast a person might have a bit of liability if they get hacked lol

"mygrin.org" i bet it would be "your grin" Cheesy

Tell you what, why don't you just give your Grin to me straight up. Then you won't have to bother with chosing between gone 404 or hacked in 3 months or less. Grin

But seriously, I agree with you - would stay away from a webwallet like that.

igorttomic

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Chief_Dementor

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Quote from: CjMapope on March 31, 2019, 03:26:15 PM

theres no way im gonna give a newbie all my grin to store in a WEBWALLET (hotwallet) are you crazy? haha
you will be gone 404 or hacked in 3 months or less

better off to store them on Trex @ that point, atleast a person might have a bit of liability if they get hacked lol

"mygrin.org" i bet it would be "your grin" Cheesy

Thoughts are peculiar to each person by virtue of his upbringing.

CjMapope

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~Full-Time Minter since 2016~

theres no way im gonna give a newbie all my grin to store in a WEBWALLET (hotwallet) are you crazy? haha
you will be gone 404 or hacked in 3 months or less

better off to store them on Trex @ that point, atleast a person might have a bit of liability if they get hacked lol

"mygrin.org" i bet it would be "your grin" Cheesy

Chief_Dementor

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We are glad to present Grin Web Wallet!

Grin Web Wallet - Confidentially Safely Conveniently
Grin Web Wallet allows you to safely hold, easily receive and send your Grin coins from any devices that has a browser and access to the Internet.

Website: https://mygrin.org

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dragonvslinux

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Quote from: tromp on March 29, 2019, 06:19:26 AM

Quote from: RivAngE on March 28, 2019, 07:21:30 AM

Quote from: tromp on March 28, 2019, 05:23:41 AM

Quote from: RivAngE on March 27, 2019, 05:30:06 AM

I'm kinda confused after reading this article: https://www.coindesk.com/grin-cryptocurrency-to-vote-on-change-to-hard-fork-roadmap

Maybe my actual proposal on the Grin Forum

https://www.grin-forum.org/t/grin-improvement-proposal-1-put-later-phase-outs-on-hold-and-rephrase-primary-pow-commitment

clarifies the issues.

I'm sorry again but maybe I'm missing something? I read your whole post there and went through some comments but I still don't get something.
You wrote that,

Single chip Cuckoo ASICs being meaningfully different from computation ones
The likelihood of single chip ASICs outperforming multi-chip ones for the next 2-8 years

And my question is: "What is bad with single chips? Why is there a conversation about changing the roadmap because of that?"

It's probably something obvious which I lack the technical knowledge to see, so sorry for the trouble! Lips sealed

Please read all of https://www.grin-forum.org/t/scheduled-pow-upgrades-proposal
Single chips are not bad, but I thought that if you're happy with single chip ASICs you might as well use a more straightforward PoW like bitcoin's instead of a memory hard one.
With a memory hard PoW, forcing a memory IO bottleneck seemed more interesting.

Thanks for sharing info, looks like the news on voting for a hardfork has gone down well. It surprises me that this doesn't generally happen for major network upgrades with other coins tbh.

darkfanat

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https://grin.frostypool.com

This is probably the best pool I've ever tried. Withdrawal of coins at any time with cash balance of at least 1 GRIN, fee 0%.

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Account wallet
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Withdrawal

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tromp

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Quote from: RivAngE on March 28, 2019, 07:21:30 AM

Quote from: tromp on March 28, 2019, 05:23:41 AM

Quote from: RivAngE on March 27, 2019, 05:30:06 AM

I'm kinda confused after reading this article: https://www.coindesk.com/grin-cryptocurrency-to-vote-on-change-to-hard-fork-roadmap

Maybe my actual proposal on the Grin Forum

https://www.grin-forum.org/t/grin-improvement-proposal-1-put-later-phase-outs-on-hold-and-rephrase-primary-pow-commitment

clarifies the issues.

I'm sorry again but maybe I'm missing something? I read your whole post there and went through some comments but I still don't get something.
You wrote that,

Single chip Cuckoo ASICs being meaningfully different from computation ones
The likelihood of single chip ASICs outperforming multi-chip ones for the next 2-8 years

And my question is: "What is bad with single chips? Why is there a conversation about changing the roadmap because of that?"

It's probably something obvious which I lack the technical knowledge to see, so sorry for the trouble! Lips sealed

Please read all of https://www.grin-forum.org/t/scheduled-pow-upgrades-proposal
Single chips are not bad, but I thought that if you're happy with single chip ASICs you might as well use a more straightforward PoW like bitcoin's instead of a memory hard one.
With a memory hard PoW, forcing a memory IO bottleneck seemed more interesting.

2Miners

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bbc.reporter

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Quote from: tromp on March 28, 2019, 05:23:41 AM

Quote from: RivAngE on March 27, 2019, 05:30:06 AM

I'm kinda confused after reading this article: https://www.coindesk.com/grin-cryptocurrency-to-vote-on-change-to-hard-fork-roadmap

Maybe my actual proposal on the Grin Forum

https://www.grin-forum.org/t/grin-improvement-proposal-1-put-later-phase-outs-on-hold-and-rephrase-primary-pow-commitment

clarifies the issues.

I want to learn all this! Can someone give me links to threads, discussions and articles about single chip and multichip Asics and why single chip Asics are undesirable specifically in Grin?

Google is not much help.

@RivAngE. Thank you. The all time difficulty chart is good enough.

RivAngE

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What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger

Quote from: tromp on March 28, 2019, 05:23:41 AM

Quote from: RivAngE on March 27, 2019, 05:30:06 AM

I'm kinda confused after reading this article: https://www.coindesk.com/grin-cryptocurrency-to-vote-on-change-to-hard-fork-roadmap

Maybe my actual proposal on the Grin Forum

https://www.grin-forum.org/t/grin-improvement-proposal-1-put-later-phase-outs-on-hold-and-rephrase-primary-pow-commitment

clarifies the issues.

I'm sorry again but maybe I'm missing something? I read your whole post there and went through some comments but I still don't get something.
You wrote that,

Single chip Cuckoo ASICs being meaningfully different from computation ones
The likelihood of single chip ASICs outperforming multi-chip ones for the next 2-8 years

And my question is: "What is bad with single chips? Why is there a conversation about changing the roadmap because of that?"

It's probably something obvious which I lack the technical knowledge to see, so sorry for the trouble! Lips sealed

tromp

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Quote from: RivAngE on March 27, 2019, 05:30:06 AM

I'm kinda confused after reading this article: https://www.coindesk.com/grin-cryptocurrency-to-vote-on-change-to-hard-fork-roadmap

Maybe my actual proposal on the Grin Forum

https://www.grin-forum.org/t/grin-improvement-proposal-1-put-later-phase-outs-on-hold-and-rephrase-primary-pow-commitment

clarifies the issues.

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