Topic: [ANN] Ravencoin [RVN] PoW GPU Mining | Asset Transfer Blockchain (Updated ANN) - page 192. (Read 1170617 times)

Always better to store coins at a wallet where only you own the private key as long as you take appropriate safety and security measures.

The controllers of this project are removing and deactivating Discord links around the net and harassing the fine staff of Btctalk to get my account removed. They are scared. They are cowards. Good people of the crypto world. Why do they fear you? Shiggidy (also a planted Discord admin, alongside Linky, server owner) if not on the payroll and acting in the interest of the community as he promised, will rectify this. If not, consider this a further admission of guilt by all parties I mentioned above, and further proof of their fear of you, the larger crypto community. They fear you. They fear Anonymous acts. Call for transparency, as the controllers of Ravencoin use acts of secrecy and justify them as privacy. They don't have much time left, and they don't want you to see what they don't want you to see. Listen to yourself, not others. Ask questions, never stop. Make them let you into ALL of OUR community platforms (for THEY own NOTHING) or consider it a measure of secrecy and a continued admission of their guilt & proof of their nature as controllers.

They want to get in front of their mistakes & missteps. That will never happen. I assure you

They work for us. The community is not their secrecy shield. They will fix the links, or they admit guilt by not doing so. Carry on good people.

Always better to store coins at a wallet where only you own the private key as long as you take appropriate safety and security measures.

For holding RVN, not selling; is it better to store RVN's in the Raven Core Wallet or have them at Crypto Bridge?

But there is already  a lot of coins with smart contracts option.  Why would they  choose RVN instead?

Ravencoin is Bitcoin but with priority of future commits prioritizing assets rather than being cash or digital gold.

Still around 15% lower, where can i download enemy 1.05a the link that i found doesn't pass Windows security when i download it, something that didn't happen with 1.03, ccminer and ravencoin 2.5

Check out the Ominous Network pool, we are doing giveaways for two gtx 1080ti's. We are still small, but are growing fast! We are also running 0% fees right now in order to grow! Come check us out and happy mining! #Spreadthehash

I think a lot of people want it both ways. Decentralized when it benefits them but regulated when it is to their advantage for it to be so.

The devs have publicly stated they control nothing but the code and will not change that without community backing or a few pre-planed upgrades. They are not interested or worried about exchanges in the least at this time.

There is no one with "authority" to do anything about anything which gives the community all the advantages of decentralization.

However, that does leave the door open to scams and people with selfish intent.

Exchanges will get hacked, pools will vanish without paying out, people will try and find glitches to make money off them, people will attack pools and the network. There is no central authority to whine to and "get the bad guys in trouble." We all have to use our best judgement where we mine and where we store our coins. There are no "cops" to call when we feel we have been wronged. It is what it is and is a big part of what decentralized truly means.

The person running this or the previous ANN is not an "official" of ravencoin. No one is an official. The guy running this thread could put in the first post that McDonalds is the official fast food of Ravencoin. Does that make it the official fast food? Nope, only if the community as a whole believes it to be so. And even then it could change in a week. It is only what the majority of people in the community believe it to be. Doing anything involves risk.

I was mining on 3eyed, getting payouts. When I noticed the payouts were late and the first response was posted on the ANN about the person that could fix it being out of town I moved my rigs to another pool. I had just a little under 300 coins showing on the pool site that have since vanished. I have not gotten a payout for them and at this point I do not expect to as it seems the total of the coins pool had gotten were split to those who kept mining. Do I think it is fair? Nope. Is there anything I can do that will change it now? Nope. That is life in crypto. Bad crap happens. It isnt the fault or in control of the devs or the coin itself that someone made a decision that had a negative impact on me. I have simply moved on and written it off as a loss that happens in crypto where there are no regulators to complain to. In fact I do not want there to be regulators to complain to.

Wait until one day if cryptobridge gets hacked, someone makes off with all the coins, and the exchange goes under. How many people are storing all their coins there and not in their wallet? How many will come here and whine and demand their coins back from an imaginary central figure? Guess what? Thats a risk you take keeping coins on an exchange and not in your secure wallet.

Guess my point is there are always bad actors around. The decision on who each of us trust with our mining hash and where we store our coins is ours to make. If you get burned by trusting the wrong entity that is on you. Approach everything as if people want to take your coins and make decisions accordingly and you will be much happier in the end. This goes for all coins not just Raven.

Bashing the coin and filling up 30+ pages of the thread with complaints does nothing but make the community look bad. Not to mention Brian just released a better AMD miner and I almost missed it not wanting to read through 10 pages of complaints.

Once I put in my Average hash rate, I find ravencalc.xyz calculates coins a little high. I agree that Whattomine is a little closer. But your difference seems too much. You should be able to calculate your average ( try this as a bench mark for avg hash rate and earnings - should be close enough https://www.crypto-coinz.net/crypto-calculator/ Enter your GPU and see what it says).

If your 24 hour results are more than 10% less than the bench marks, then it's time to start messing with things like your pool, your miner, your settings... etc.

For me, I am hitting the bench mark within 1% with 22x1070ti and 5x1070, TP between 70-80%, core +100, mem -100, Enemy 1.05a, on Suprnova (but I've mined more than 25kRVN on each pool I've tried - RVNPool, Threeeye, Ravenminer and now Suprnova).

Is there any difrence between enemy 1.03 and 1.05a? and what intensitiy is recomended for 1060 and 1070?

285, i still never do that amount, i can understand that sometimes it should be lower and sometimes higher, but i'm always below by 10 or 20%