Topic: [ANN] SpreadCoin | Decentralize Everything (decentralized blockexplorer coming) - page 89. (Read 790391 times)
November 08, 2016, 02:55:50 PM
November 08, 2016, 02:44:18 PM
November 08, 2016, 02:01:40 PM
Just to let you guys know, I'm still here, and am looking forward to the future of Spreadcoin.
I still have a couple thousand Spreadcoins and I might buy quite a bit more than that in a few months.
Anyway, keep up the great development Georgem.
I still have a couple thousand Spreadcoins and I might buy quite a bit more than that in a few months.
Anyway, keep up the great development Georgem.
Thanks, great you are still around.
And with a hilariously fitting slogan under your avatar:
"We just have to wait".
Yep, but not much longer...
November 08, 2016, 01:11:18 PM
Just to let you guys know, I'm still here, and am looking forward to the future of Spreadcoin.
I still have a couple thousand Spreadcoins and I might buy quite a bit more than that in a few months.
Anyway, keep up the great development Georgem.
I still have a couple thousand Spreadcoins and I might buy quite a bit more than that in a few months.
Anyway, keep up the great development Georgem.
I did some Darkcoin mining tests using those AWS instances back in 2014. I can't remember the figures but the X11 mining performance was very poor.
Gang's all here!
Glad you're both still lingering.
Yea, I don't think I'm going to bother with the cloud mining. If I were to do it, I would only want to see that I could get it up and running and then would stop the instance before it burned a hole in my wallet. It's something I'll toy around with when I have more time.
Setting in buy orders is still the best way for me to get ahold of more SPR.
November 08, 2016, 09:17:59 AM
The only time I think you can make decent returns on cloud mining is with CPU coins and only if you have a lot of discount codes and / or you have a private miner.
Hiring GPU's is often a better alternative to cloud mining. Tell the miner owner your algo and they do most of the hard work for you.
Hiring GPU's is often a better alternative to cloud mining. Tell the miner owner your algo and they do most of the hard work for you.
November 08, 2016, 08:28:58 AM
From an initial glance at pricing I would have to pay somewhere around 8 cents / hour for a g2.8xlarge (g2.8xlarge: 60 GiB memory, 4 x NVIDIA GRID GPU (Kepler GK104), 240 GB of local instance storage, 64-bit platform).... I don't know how much this would produce in terms of hashing power.
If someone could give me an idea of how much hashing power it would have I could do some quick profitability calculations but after looking further into it, I think there will be a steep learning curve. By the time I figure it all out the difficulty level will probably be back to "normal."
If someone could give me an idea of how much hashing power it would have I could do some quick profitability calculations but after looking further into it, I think there will be a steep learning curve. By the time I figure it all out the difficulty level will probably be back to "normal."
I did some Darkcoin mining tests using those AWS instances back in 2014. I can't remember the figures but the X11 mining performance was very poor.
November 08, 2016, 07:34:38 AM
Just to let you guys know, I'm still here, and am looking forward to the future of Spreadcoin.
I still have a couple thousand Spreadcoins and I might buy quite a bit more than that in a few months.
Anyway, keep up the great development Georgem.
I still have a couple thousand Spreadcoins and I might buy quite a bit more than that in a few months.
Anyway, keep up the great development Georgem.
Hey, e1ghtSpace
How is sunny Australia?
If you can get an interview with Craig Wright (I think he lives in Sydney) and have him talking about SPR for about 15 minutes on your YouTube channel, I'm sure we can get a 5,000 SPR bounty together
Seriously, good to see you around these parts again
ditto mate ...
im in gold coast now - but hi ya anyway ...
as for craig - what a dumbass ...
im always here - always watching - occasionally commenting ... and as for mining ... ahem ...
#crysx
November 08, 2016, 05:22:24 AM
Just to let you guys know, I'm still here, and am looking forward to the future of Spreadcoin.
I still have a couple thousand Spreadcoins and I might buy quite a bit more than that in a few months.
Anyway, keep up the great development Georgem.
I still have a couple thousand Spreadcoins and I might buy quite a bit more than that in a few months.
Anyway, keep up the great development Georgem.
Hey, e1ghtSpace
How is sunny Australia?
If you can get an interview with Craig Wright (I think he lives in Sydney) and have him talking about SPR for about 15 minutes on your YouTube channel, I'm sure we can get a 5,000 SPR bounty together
Seriously, good to see you around these parts again
November 08, 2016, 04:04:18 AM
Just to let you guys know, I'm still here, and am looking forward to the future of Spreadcoin.
I still have a couple thousand Spreadcoins and I might buy quite a bit more than that in a few months.
Anyway, keep up the great development Georgem.
I still have a couple thousand Spreadcoins and I might buy quite a bit more than that in a few months.
Anyway, keep up the great development Georgem.
November 06, 2016, 05:09:11 PM
Thanks! I actually mis-quoted the prices haha. I see now it looks like 34 cents per hour for the multi-GPU one (I was looking at the single GPU instance). So ~ 9 dollars per day. I would have to be receiving 5 percent of the entire reward to break even which is about 11 mh/s at current levels.
I was curious about the 8cents, but I figured you might have some discount codes or something like a promo incentive.
There actually are people who sell AWS credits that you can buy at a steep discount. (i.e. 200 bucks of AWS credit for like 75 dollars - cheaper at least not sure by how much.) They're on ebay, but I didn't want to buy one before I had the process set up to begin mining. Getting those discount codes on ebay may be something to keep in mind for service node hosting.
November 06, 2016, 03:44:47 PM
From an initial glance at pricing I would have to pay somewhere around 8 cents / hour for a g2.8xlarge (g2.8xlarge: 60 GiB memory, 4 x NVIDIA GRID GPU (Kepler GK104), 240 GB of local instance storage, 64-bit platform).... I don't know how much this would produce in terms of hashing power.
If someone could give me an idea of how much hashing power it would have I could do some quick profitability calculations but after looking further into it, I think there will be a steep learning curve. By the time I figure it all out the difficulty level will probably be back to "normal."
If someone could give me an idea of how much hashing power it would have I could do some quick profitability calculations but after looking further into it, I think there will be a steep learning curve. By the time I figure it all out the difficulty level will probably be back to "normal."
I think those GPUs are designed for data centres. They will be small and weak individually, but it looks like you're getting 4 to compensate. So you probably won't get any feedback on what they can deliver.
At 8 cents a day its worth trying it out for a week.
Nice hash is a cloud mining firm (never tried them) which has some info
https://www.nicehash.com/?p=software
Another good resource for general mining info
http://cryptomining-blog.com
Amph is a top miner, he might be able to point you in he right direction.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/amph-99297
Thanks! I actually mis-quoted the prices haha. I see now it looks like 34 cents per hour for the multi-GPU one (I was looking at the single GPU instance). So ~ 9 dollars per day. I would have to be receiving 5 percent of the entire reward to break even which is about 11 mh/s at current levels.
I was curious about the 8cents, but I figured you might have some discount codes or something like a promo incentive.
November 05, 2016, 03:46:31 PM
i remember doing somthing like that a couple years ago.
someone posted instructions on how to mine primecoin
using a free trial months instance(s) of DigitalOcean.
so yeah im sure it can be done, lot of command line stuff and such, mind you.
and i myself never got it running.
try googling around.
someone posted instructions on how to mine primecoin
using a free trial months instance(s) of DigitalOcean.
so yeah im sure it can be done, lot of command line stuff and such, mind you.
and i myself never got it running.
try googling around.
There are a few threads which have some information on it. If I do it just by googling it will result in a trial and error process that will take quite a while for me to succeed... though I'm sure I would learn quite a bit in the process.
Here are some of the threads - it is possible, I just need to figure out how to do it for Spreadcoin using command line.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/howto-mining-on-amazon-ec2-cluster-gpu-instance-8405
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/aws-amazon-gpu-for-mining-929134 (Looks like Wolf0 and Amph might know how to do it but I haven't seen them around here in quite a while)
and: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mining-on-amazon-ec2-scrypt-or-btc-169377
I think if I were able to get it up and running it would provide quite a bit of hash power. Maybe at this difficulty it would be profitable.
Anyways, congrats on the new card... though, I think that a larger congratulations will be in order once your neighbor leaves the neighborhood. She sounds awful lol
well from scanning those threads its seems what i thought is confirmed. i.e no profit in mining on a cloud computing service.
unless its a new coin and/or you know how to code a private miner that hashes faster than anything publicly available.
i got a chuckle outta wolfs reply to this post...
"Is it (the cpu miner) profitable for now?"
(wolf0) "Of course not - the miner has been released. When the miner was 3x faster than anything else, it was amazingly profitable."
wa wa waaah!
November 05, 2016, 01:32:44 PM
From an initial glance at pricing I would have to pay somewhere around 8 cents / hour for a g2.8xlarge (g2.8xlarge: 60 GiB memory, 4 x NVIDIA GRID GPU (Kepler GK104), 240 GB of local instance storage, 64-bit platform).... I don't know how much this would produce in terms of hashing power.
If someone could give me an idea of how much hashing power it would have I could do some quick profitability calculations but after looking further into it, I think there will be a steep learning curve. By the time I figure it all out the difficulty level will probably be back to "normal."
If someone could give me an idea of how much hashing power it would have I could do some quick profitability calculations but after looking further into it, I think there will be a steep learning curve. By the time I figure it all out the difficulty level will probably be back to "normal."
I think those GPUs are designed for data centres. They will be small and weak individually, but it looks like you're getting 4 to compensate. So you probably won't get any feedback on what they can deliver.
At 8 cents a day its worth trying it out for a week.
Nice hash is a cloud mining firm (never tried them) which has some info
https://www.nicehash.com/?p=software
Another good resource for general mining info
http://cryptomining-blog.com
Amph is a top miner, he might be able to point you in he right direction.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/amph-99297
Thanks! I actually mis-quoted the prices haha. I see now it looks like 34 cents per hour for the multi-GPU one (I was looking at the single GPU instance). So ~ 9 dollars per day. I would have to be receiving 5 percent of the entire reward to break even which is about 11 mh/s at current levels.
November 05, 2016, 08:04:27 AM
Some news about the Spread service node dev.?
November 05, 2016, 05:09:35 AM
From an initial glance at pricing I would have to pay somewhere around 8 cents / hour for a g2.8xlarge (g2.8xlarge: 60 GiB memory, 4 x NVIDIA GRID GPU (Kepler GK104), 240 GB of local instance storage, 64-bit platform).... I don't know how much this would produce in terms of hashing power.
If someone could give me an idea of how much hashing power it would have I could do some quick profitability calculations but after looking further into it, I think there will be a steep learning curve. By the time I figure it all out the difficulty level will probably be back to "normal."
If someone could give me an idea of how much hashing power it would have I could do some quick profitability calculations but after looking further into it, I think there will be a steep learning curve. By the time I figure it all out the difficulty level will probably be back to "normal."
I think those GPUs are designed for data centres. They will be small and weak individually, but it looks like you're getting 4 to compensate. So you probably won't get any feedback on what they can deliver.
At 8 cents a day its worth trying it out for a week.
Nice hash is a cloud mining firm (never tried them) which has some info
https://www.nicehash.com/?p=software
Another good resource for general mining info
http://cryptomining-blog.com
Amph is a top miner, he might be able to point you in he right direction.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/amph-99297
November 04, 2016, 03:52:21 PM
From an initial glance at pricing I would have to pay somewhere around 8 cents / hour for a g2.8xlarge (g2.8xlarge: 60 GiB memory, 4 x NVIDIA GRID GPU (Kepler GK104), 240 GB of local instance storage, 64-bit platform).... I don't know how much this would produce in terms of hashing power.
If someone could give me an idea of how much hashing power it would have I could do some quick profitability calculations but after looking further into it, I think there will be a steep learning curve. By the time I figure it all out the difficulty level will probably be back to "normal."
If someone could give me an idea of how much hashing power it would have I could do some quick profitability calculations but after looking further into it, I think there will be a steep learning curve. By the time I figure it all out the difficulty level will probably be back to "normal."
November 04, 2016, 11:34:51 AM
i remember doing somthing like that a couple years ago.
someone posted instructions on how to mine primecoin
using a free trial months instance(s) of DigitalOcean.
so yeah im sure it can be done, lot of command line stuff and such, mind you.
and i myself never got it running.
try googling around.
someone posted instructions on how to mine primecoin
using a free trial months instance(s) of DigitalOcean.
so yeah im sure it can be done, lot of command line stuff and such, mind you.
and i myself never got it running.
try googling around.
There are a few threads which have some information on it. If I do it just by googling it will result in a trial and error process that will take quite a while for me to succeed... though I'm sure I would learn quite a bit in the process.
Here are some of the threads - it is possible, I just need to figure out how to do it for Spreadcoin using command line.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/howto-mining-on-amazon-ec2-cluster-gpu-instance-8405
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/aws-amazon-gpu-for-mining-929134 (Looks like Wolf0 and Amph might know how to do it but I haven't seen them around here in quite a while)
and: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/mining-on-amazon-ec2-scrypt-or-btc-169377
I think if I were able to get it up and running it would provide quite a bit of hash power. Maybe at this difficulty it would be profitable.
Anyways, congrats on the new card... though, I think that a larger congratulations will be in order once your neighbor leaves the neighborhood. She sounds awful lol
November 04, 2016, 10:46:11 AM
just upgraded my gtx750ti spread miner to a 1050ti.
fed-ex erroneously delivered it to my neighbor who promptly ripped open the box expecting her new hair dryer.I wonder if she thought the fan looked rather small for drying ones hair before realizing she didn't read the name on box.
her..."sorry, heres your package...what is that anyway,is it a computer thingy?"
me .."oh its a graphics card, I use it to mine altcoins that I trade for bitcoins"
her..."you actually believe all that silly bitcoin stuff? I hear its all a scam,hah hah hah!"
me .."well ......ahhhh nevermind,yeah,its a computer thingy! (eye roll)
Anyway not to get too far off topic...
will be pointing the new card back to spreadcoin as soon as this zcash thing dies down a bit more.
fed-ex erroneously delivered it to my neighbor who promptly ripped open the box expecting her new hair dryer.I wonder if she thought the fan looked rather small for drying ones hair before realizing she didn't read the name on box.
her..."sorry, heres your package...what is that anyway,is it a computer thingy?"
me .."oh its a graphics card, I use it to mine altcoins that I trade for bitcoins"
her..."you actually believe all that silly bitcoin stuff? I hear its all a scam,hah hah hah!"
me .."well ......ahhhh nevermind,yeah,its a computer thingy! (eye roll)
Anyway not to get too far off topic...
will be pointing the new card back to spreadcoin as soon as this zcash thing dies down a bit more.
November 04, 2016, 08:45:29 AM
lol and i suddenly own more than 30 % of whole nethash
That's really decentralized!
This whole zcash thing definitely sapped our miners away. I don't even know if mining SPR at these prices is very profitable - is it?
i cannot tell a lie,
i got sapped.
i had to jump on the equihash (zcash algo) bandwagon . the profit was just too tempting.
ill be right back on Spread as soon as the hype dies down.
Don't blame you mate lol.
Actually, I might want to test something out. Does anyone know
I'm not sure it will be profitable, but I'm not concerned with costs. I think I have some Amazon gift cards - maybe they'll work for this.
This is just something to keep me occupied. Let me know if anyone has any idea on how to do this, please
someone posted instructions on how to mine primecoin
using a free trial months instance(s) of DigitalOcean.
so yeah im sure it can be done, lot of command line stuff and such, mind you.
and i myself never got it running.
try googling around.
November 03, 2016, 08:36:03 PM
So back around March or April 2014 I proposed the idea of running Master Nodes as a Service:
Fast forward and there is a thriving industry doing just that. A significant proportion (guessing at well over 65%) of the ~4,200 DASH master node network is operated through third parties who take a percentage fee from the gains made by master node owners.
So DSDN is building on some of the ideas I had back in 2014, but we also have quite a bit of evidence that this feature could generate decent returns both for node operators and the underlying block chains / miners, such as SPR and Bitcoin miners.
...
I also floated the idea of running nodes as a service i.e. paying someone to run them for you and paying them a % fee...
I also floated the idea of running nodes as a service i.e. paying someone to run them for you and paying them a % fee...
Fast forward and there is a thriving industry doing just that. A significant proportion (guessing at well over 65%) of the ~4,200 DASH master node network is operated through third parties who take a percentage fee from the gains made by master node owners.
So DSDN is building on some of the ideas I had back in 2014, but we also have quite a bit of evidence that this feature could generate decent returns both for node operators and the underlying block chains / miners, such as SPR and Bitcoin miners.
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