Topic: [ANN] Grin | PoW Mining | Electronic transactions for all. Community driven. - page 37. (Read 73829 times)
March 16, 2019, 07:12:07 AM
I want to earn some Grin. Aside from mining it, is there any other way to earn it? And does Grin run their bounty campaign here in bitcointalk?
March 15, 2019, 01:13:31 PM
When are wallets going to be developed for Grin?
With open source projects you never know. everyone is welcomed to help them developed. No one is paid to do it so he can do it today or next month. They will be here when done. You can of course help by developing or if you have not such skills by donating in general found to hire some developers.
Uh and I just found this: https://medium.com/circle-blog/poloniex-enables-grin-withdrawals-donates-to-grin-general-fund-114906884f95
Polo doing the right things again. Poloniex made its first monthly donation of 1.27864 BTC to the Grin General Fund.
You have plan add to binance ?
Binance is always welcomed to add Grin on their platform and earn fees by people trading it.
March 15, 2019, 01:20:56 AM
You have plan add to binance ?
March 14, 2019, 11:49:51 PM
@amrulshare. That is why I said learn how to use the command line and know how to store your grins properly. Many people did not try when Monero was under $0.50, which might also have caused them to avoid buying it and miss an opportunity.
someone assumed , this protocol has a problem within cold storage in hardware wallets are tricky to implement. this means developing a hardware wallet like trezor or ledger is not possible ?No way this is true. I don't know about Trezor but I'm a Ledger Nano S owner. Ledger offers 3 options of connecting to your wallet,
- Through their own app, Ledger Live (obviously)
- Through web apps, like MetaMask or MyEtherWallet
- Through 3rd party local software, like ARK's wallet
I believe ARK's case is the best example. Ledger doesn't offer access to ARK coins from within their own platform (Ledger Live) like they do with most (all?) other of their coins.
Instead you have install the official ARK wallet and connect your hardware device, then your wallet(s) are automatically recognised and shown in the list.
Even if Ledger can't integrate GRIN in their platform, someone could create the Windows wallet so that it reads from hardware devices and accepts signatures from them.
The only real problem I can think of is if GRIN would require a lot of memory from the hardware wallet, is that what you meant with your post?
But even in that case, the newer devices have larger memory so it should be supported at least in these newer devices.
March 14, 2019, 04:53:23 PM
what is FTFY?
Can you give me full defintion of the abbreviation, please.
Can you give me full defintion of the abbreviation, please.
FTFY.
I don't think we will have to wait for years. Grin coin will have dramatic growths in 2020 or 2021, I expect.Fixed That For You.
March 14, 2019, 06:01:56 AM
@amrulshare. That is why I said learn how to use the command line and know how to store your grins properly. Many people did not try when Monero was under $0.50, which might also have caused them to avoid buying it and miss an opportunity.
someone assumed , this protocol has a problem within cold storage in hardware wallets are tricky to implement. this means developing a hardware wallet like trezor or ledger is not possible ?No way this is true. I don't know about Trezor but I'm a Ledger Nano S owner. Ledger offers 3 options of connecting to your wallet,
- Through their own app, Ledger Live (obviously)
- Through web apps, like MetaMask or MyEtherWallet
- Through 3rd party local software, like ARK's wallet
I believe ARK's case is the best example. Ledger doesn't offer access to ARK coins from within their own platform (Ledger Live) like they do with most (all?) other of their coins.
Instead you have install the official ARK wallet and connect your hardware device, then your wallet(s) are automatically recognised and shown in the list.
Even if Ledger can't integrate GRIN in their platform, someone could create the Windows wallet so that it reads from hardware devices and accepts signatures from them.
The only real problem I can think of is if GRIN would require a lot of memory from the hardware wallet, is that what you meant with your post?
But even in that case, the newer devices have larger memory so it should be supported at least in these newer devices.
March 14, 2019, 05:13:37 AM
@amrulshare. That is why I said learn how to use the command line and know how to store your grins properly. Many people did not try when Monero was under $0.50, which might also have caused them to avoid buying it and miss an opportunity.
Nice analogy, this is what made me buy a small bag of grin, comparing the market caps of XMR and GRIN says it all really, especially when I think Grin has better tech. Of course the market cap is lower due to the CLI only wallet, but the whole point is when GUI wallets are released it can begin to grow. Like how XMR became integrated with darkweb markets.
It's almost as if people didn't realise that XMR lost over 95% of it's value when it first reached Bittrex after the initial pump, from $5 down to $0.20. Not to say there's any rush to get into coin at the moment either, the technical analysis looks awful, even if the fundamentals are strong.
March 12, 2019, 05:12:01 PM
Either that or suddenly everyone switched to 31 and Linux I guess... very unlikely!
You don't need linux to mine 31 anymore, windows miners for 31 have been out for awhile.
Maybe someone has made a faster pvt miner or FPGA's have moved onto GRIN.
March 12, 2019, 01:58:55 PM
@amrulshare. That is why I said learn how to use the command line and know how to store your grins properly. Many people did not try when Monero was under $0.50, which might also have caused them to avoid buying it and miss an opportunity.
someone assumed , this protocol has a problem within cold storage in hardware wallets are tricky to implement. this means developing a hardware wallet like trezor or ledger is not possible ? 
March 12, 2019, 05:17:29 AM
Hello,
We are running a giveaway in which we will draw 100 Grin coins.
Good luck
We are running a giveaway in which we will draw 100 Grin coins.
Good luck
March 12, 2019, 02:46:30 AM
I feel like I'm suddenly receiving noticeably less while mining the 31 algorithm. I tried to find a difficulty chart but I couldn't find anything, so I used calculators to see which algorithm is more profitable and it seems I was right, 31's profitability fell a lot.
Are ASICs introduced, at least officially? If not officially then I guess someone has started mining privately with them until they decide to sell them for "new" hardware.
Either that or suddenly everyone switched to 31 and Linux I guess... very unlikely!
Are ASICs introduced, at least officially? If not officially then I guess someone has started mining privately with them until they decide to sell them for "new" hardware.
Either that or suddenly everyone switched to 31 and Linux I guess... very unlikely!
March 11, 2019, 10:52:21 PM
@amrulshare. That is why I said learn how to use the command line and know how to store your grins properly. Many people did not try when Monero was under $0.50, which might also have caused them to avoid buying it and miss an opportunity.
March 11, 2019, 04:06:27 PM
When are wallets going to be developed for Grin?
It might be good for you to learn how to use the official command line wallet and learn how to store your grins the proper way.
I reckon many people in the cryptospace felt sorry about not learning Monero's command line wallet when it was under $1.00 hehe.
to reach prices the best performance its will take a long time because of high inflation
March 11, 2019, 07:37:56 AM
A little under $3 but it seems to be holding steady around this price.
With current inflation rate it would be hard task for this coin to stay above on this line even there is big hype about this project but still good for day traders as long term investors will be in trouble when circulating supply will keep increasing like this.
March 11, 2019, 06:52:04 AM
I looked all over the internet for any kind of info regarding GRIN and hardware wallets, but I didn't find anything.
I asked Ledger in their Twitter, let's see if they'll answer me (https://twitter.com/RivAngE/status/1105073085554851841)
And as far as I know, there are still no Windows wallets? I haven't searched it because I don't plan to use any more wallets in my PC, it has to be on Ledger hardware wallet for me to be able to HODL.
I asked Ledger in their Twitter, let's see if they'll answer me (https://twitter.com/RivAngE/status/1105073085554851841)
And as far as I know, there are still no Windows wallets? I haven't searched it because I don't plan to use any more wallets in my PC, it has to be on Ledger hardware wallet for me to be able to HODL.
March 11, 2019, 12:20:12 AM
How many GB in memory each graphic card of your NVIDIA rig has?
I saw minimum requirement of graphic card's memory to mine Grin Coin is 4 GB, but really hope that there subsittive ways to mine the coin with less than 4GB in memory.
I saw minimum requirement of graphic card's memory to mine Grin Coin is 4 GB, but really hope that there subsittive ways to mine the coin with less than 4GB in memory.
2x 1080ti @ 11gb
2x 1080 @ 8gb
2x 1070 @ 8gb.
Virtual memory set to 48gb.
How am I doing? Any config settings you guys can recommend will be much appreciated.
4.5 gps is terrible for a 1080ti. Should be more in the 7 gps territory with BMiner on a 1080ti.
I just tried using bminer, but couldn't get it running. I think I screwed up the .bat file script. Can someone please share their .bat file settings for grinmint? Are you keeping your password in the .bat file? Or if you recommend another pool, I'd be happy to hear it.
TIA.
March 10, 2019, 11:21:54 PM
When are wallets going to be developed for Grin?
is there an ETA on this?
March 10, 2019, 10:23:41 PM
When are wallets going to be developed for Grin?
It might be good for you to learn how to use the official command line wallet and learn how to store your grins the proper way.
I reckon many people in the cryptospace felt sorry about not learning Monero's command line wallet when it was under $1.00 hehe.
March 10, 2019, 09:30:59 PM
Try BMiner, I seem to get better results from it
I tried Grin Gold Miner, but I'm getting much better results with GrinPro. I'll give BMiner a shot, thanks for the suggestion.
March 10, 2019, 09:14:21 PM
I just dusted off my GPU miner, installed a fresh Windows 10 OS, installed GrinPro miner, and pointed it to GrinMint. My GPUs are set to stock clocking, no modifications. How am I doing? Any config settings you guys can recommend will be much appreciated.
TIA
TIA
Try BMiner, I seem to get better results from it
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