[ANN] NiceHash.com - sell & buy hash rate cloud mining service / multipool - page 102.

JarBinks

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Quote from: Aplayer on July 11, 2016, 05:01:33 PM

ETA should be visible to all users. It helps a lots when you're going to increase or decrease the price.

ETA use to be available for all orders but, NH removed it because they felt it gave too much information about the BTC balance of the order.
I was told it was a standing request by many users.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=562238.3625

But I do have to say I miss it as well.

Aplayer

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Future Eternitizen

ETA should be visible to all users. It helps a lot when you're going to increase or decrease the price.

JarBinks

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Quote from: gtopba on July 11, 2016, 10:01:27 AM

Quote from: JarBinks on July 11, 2016, 09:24:02 AM

Quote from: gtopba on July 11, 2016, 06:13:29 AM

There are the big order at the lowest price. This order get huge amount of hash power for very cheap. It can increase the price untill other orders move the price up, then it can jump down to its cheap point while other orders can only step the price down once every around 500 sec. This is unfair.

Every real time market has rules, you just have to learn how to use the rules to get what you want.
I am pretty sure all orders have to follow the rules, you should check the order numbers when you see a large jump down.

If orders could be changed down to any price, the price to the sellers would always be the minimum and that would not be fair to the sellers.
Without sellers nicehash would not exist.

You can easily change the price down by more than the minimum but creating a new order at the lower price and cancelling the higher order.
But keep in mind you must pay the order fee on the new order, currently .0001, so consider that in your calculations.

But the big order I'm talking about, when it jump down the price, it also take all its hash power with it. If I create new order, I would not be able to gain that amount of hash power with that low price.

If you can verify, with time stamped screenshots probably, the fact that the same order number is moving more than the allowed step I will be happy to join you in asking for an explanation.
Though I have been using NH for sometime and have not seen that behavior.

EDIT:
Actually I have order history for sometime, I will have to look to know for sure how long, can you give me an order number or at least an algo?

gtopba

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Quote from: JarBinks on July 11, 2016, 09:24:02 AM

Quote from: gtopba on July 11, 2016, 06:13:29 AM

There are the big order at the lowest price. This order get huge amount of hash power for very cheap. It can increase the price untill other orders move the price up, then it can jump down to its cheap point while other orders can only step the price down once every around 500 sec. This is unfair.

Every real time market has rules, you just have to learn how to use the rules to get what you want.
I am pretty sure all orders have to follow the rules, you should check the order numbers when you see a large jump down.

If orders could be changed down to any price, the price to the sellers would always be the minimum and that would not be fair to the sellers.
Without sellers nicehash would not exist.

You can easily change the price down by more than the minimum but creating a new order at the lower price and cancelling the higher order.
But keep in mind you must pay the order fee on the new order, currently .0001, so consider that in your calculations.

But the big order I'm talking about, when it jump down the price, it also take all its hash power with it. If I create new order, I would not be able to gain that amount of hash power with that low price.

JarBinks

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Quote from: gtopba on July 11, 2016, 06:13:29 AM

There are the big order at the lowest price. This order get huge amount of hash power for very cheap. It can increase the price untill other orders move the price up, then it can jump down to its cheap point while other orders can only step the price down once every around 500 sec. This is unfair.

Every real time market has rules, you just have to learn how to use the rules to get what you want.
I am pretty sure all orders have to follow the rules, you should check the order numbers when you see a large jump down.

If orders could be changed down to any price, the price to the sellers would always be the minimum and that would not be fair to the sellers.
Without sellers nicehash would not exist.

You can easily change the price down by more than the minimum but creating a new order at the lower price and cancelling the higher order.
But keep in mind you must pay the order fee on the new order, currently .0001, so consider that in your calculations.

gtopba

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There are the big order at the lowest price. This order get huge amount of hash power for very cheap. It can increase the price untill other orders move the price up, then it can jump down to its cheap point while other orders can only step the price down once every around 500 sec. This is unfair.

nicehash

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Quote from: poordeveloper on July 10, 2016, 01:11:19 AM

Do you guys have an affiliate program?

Yes, sure, see this FAQ: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=faq#faqg5

poordeveloper

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₿₿₿₿₿₿₿

Do you guys have an affiliate program?

JRDavis

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It seems to be running fine for me.

steve1965!

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Is nicehash dead "AS OF THIS POST" my miners Are showing it is after the block reward cut any one else having this problem ?

kenshirothefist

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Quote from: mrskins on July 09, 2016, 05:05:43 AM

My graphics card (NVIDIA or AMD) do not.
Is there another way to invest in the site?
Like https://hashocean.com?

Please take a look at the Getting started page: https://www.nicehash.com/?p=gstarted

Unlike traditional, often failed investment based cloud mining services, NiceHash provides purely technological advanced cloud mining experience. As a buyer you can put quick orders and rent massive amount of hashing power, point it to a pool of your choice and mine Bitcoins or any other altcoins such as Litecoin, Dash and other emerging digital currencies. By taking advantage of variable coins mining difficulty and smart trading you can make great profits with hashing power, rented through NiceHash service.

Your're also welcome to watch the Getting Started video here: https://www.nicehash.com/?p=gstarted#buyer

mrskins

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Have a running 64 bit Windows system (connected to the Internet) with an installed GPU that has AT LEAST 2 gig of memory. (NVIDIA or AMD)
Have a bitcoin wallet address.
Download NiceHashMiner and install it.
Run the miner software and enter the bitcoin wallet address, then run benchmarks.
Then simply click on 'Start'.

My graphics card (NVIDIA or AMD) do not.
Is there another way to invest in the site?
Like https://hashocean.com?

JRDavis

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Have a running 64 bit Windows system (connected to the Internet) with an installed GPU that has AT LEAST 2 gig of memory. (NVIDIA or AMD)
Have a bitcoin wallet address.
Download NiceHashMiner and install it.
Run the miner software and enter the bitcoin wallet address, then run benchmarks.
Then simply click on 'Start'.

mrskins

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I am new and do not have to extract the necessary hardware.
Whether to invest on hardware and software you have?
So how do I purchase options?
Pool details؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟
My IP is Iran.
please guide me. Thankful

PanneKopp

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aka ...

Quote from: andycee on July 05, 2016, 04:12:39 AM

Looking forward to another wasted few hours of mining due to forced re-benchmarking Angry

WORD !

... not even 2 tell about the up 2 50% losses in the latest minor digit !

@NiceHash - looks like a "fooling work" 4 the latest Participiantans !

Please improve your beta-Testing (call me if you can´t do it) - BUT keep CRAP away from US !

Tongue

PanneKopp (if you don´t like smooth debugging, you´ll recieve the appropriate answer) !

andycee

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Yet ANOTHER release of the NH Miner software.

Bravo on the lack of testing before each version release !!

Looking forward to another wasted few hours of mining due to forced re-benchmarking Angry

golden0707

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Quote from: nicehash on July 04, 2016, 03:22:16 PM

Quote from: golden0707 on July 04, 2016, 09:53:05 AM

Hi everybody! Plz help me with info of mining speed using NH Miner 1.6 on Gigabyte R9 280x , Dagger Hashimoto algo. Net tells that it can run on 21-24 MH/s , but I am getting only 18.2 Mh/s max. ( tried different clocks : 950-1195 Mhz core , 1350-1600 Mhz memory). May be its really max for my card ?

18 MHs is realistic for this GPU at this moment. Please note that while DAG file is increasing, AMD GPUs are slower on Dagger-Hashimoto, therefore benchmarking results from the past are not relevant anymore. We've just updated the official speed reporting for various GPUs in our Profitability calculator, see here: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=calc

Thank you. Now I see DaggerHashimoto algo speed of my card in that table. Its coincides my actual speed, and now I understand that time ago then DAG file was 1Gb large, 24 MH/s could be reached. Now its only 18 MH/s and will be less.

nicehash

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Quote from: golden0707 on July 04, 2016, 09:53:05 AM

Hi everybody! Plz help me with info of mining speed using NH Miner 1.6 on Gigabyte R9 280x , Dagger Hashimoto algo. Net tells that it can run on 21-24 MH/s , but I am getting only 18.2 Mh/s max. ( tried different clocks : 950-1195 Mhz core , 1350-1600 Mhz memory). May be its really max for my card ?

18 MHs is realistic for this GPU at this moment. Please note that while DAG file is increasing, AMD GPUs are slower on Dagger-Hashimoto, therefore benchmarking results from the past are not relevant anymore. We've just updated the official speed reporting for various GPUs in our Profitability calculator, see here: https://www.nicehash.com/index.jsp?p=calc

golden0707

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Hi everybody! Plz help me with info of mining speed using NH Miner 1.6 on Gigabyte R9 280x , Dagger Hashimoto algo. Net tells that it can run on 21-24 MH/s , but I am getting only 18.2 Mh/s max. ( tried different clocks : 950-1195 Mhz core , 1350-1600 Mhz memory). May be its really max for my card ?

theLosers106

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Quote from: blue-yu on July 04, 2016, 12:42:45 AM

Hello,

Another bug this morning! Lyra2v2 and daggerhashimoto are mining at the same time. NiceHash miner 1.6.1.0 is not reporting anything, but on nicehash.com I am seeing both them mining. I will try to disable lyra2v2 and see if the problem with NiceHash miner not reporting anything will disappear.

BR...

This is a known bug and will be fixed shortly.. Thanks for reporting (:

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