Topic: [ANN] SpreadCoin | True Decentralization (No Pools) | Testing New Masternodes - page 378. (Read 810079 times)
December 08, 2014, 10:09:25 PM
Very beautiful logo , I'm late
December 08, 2014, 10:07:18 PM
Why marketcap so high? Does 1 group hold all the coins?
Actually, it's very low. 
$50,000 is very low?
Consider this scenario:
Mr Spread commits to implementing Masternodes for Spread.
Within a month or two there are 500 Masternodes requiring 1000 SPR to run, each costing $0.16/day to run and earning 8.64 SPR/day assuming a 50-50 block reward split between miners and MNs.
At a SRP price of 0.001 BTC which would not be at all unreasonable should this happen, that's over $3/day profit per MN, and an annual return of over 300%. Remember, that's half a million SPR taken off the market.
Just an example obviously, but you get the idea... Masternodes are both useful and profitable. There's a reason the price has risen significantly merely on the possibility that this will happen. A confirmed roadmap would see the price rise even more significantly. Remember, there are plenty of people who shy away from Darkcoin just because of the name, or because they think they have missed the boat, both of which are daft IMO but it is what it is.
And there are even more people who shy away from PoW altogether because nobody in their right minds is going to trust a vulnerable handful of parasitic pool operators with the blockchain, and thus their money.
The market cap of Spread could be $sixfigures pretty soon. If I had Mr Spread's skillset - well, you know what I'd be doing.
December 08, 2014, 08:43:07 PM
What the average hashrate of a 280x and 750ti? How many coins can a 280x and a 750ti get in a day on average? What's the best AMD miner and Nvidia miner to use? Thanks in advance to anyone that helps answer these questions, greatly appreciate it....
I have both,
R9 280X - just a bit under 2000 Kh/s
GTX 750Ti - 1400-1500 Kh/s
GTX 970 - 3500-3600 normal, overclocked a bit above 4000 (You can get 4150 if you allow temperatures above 69 °C)
EDIT: links to miners are in the first post of this thread.
Regards,
Andy
Thanks Andy
What can 10,000 kh/s get in coin production per day?
Cool, thanks.
Sounds like AMDs aren't too efficient in mining this algo. Guess I'll have to stick with Nvidia.
December 08, 2014, 08:40:26 PM
What the average hashrate of a 280x and 750ti? How many coins can a 280x and a 750ti get in a day on average? What's the best AMD miner and Nvidia miner to use? Thanks in advance to anyone that helps answer these questions, greatly appreciate it....
I have both,
R9 280X - just a bit under 2000 Kh/s
GTX 750Ti - 1400-1500 Kh/s
GTX 970 - 3500-3600 normal, overclocked a bit above 4000 (You can get 4150 if you allow temperatures above 69 °C)
EDIT: links to miners are in the first post of this thread.
Regards,
Andy
Thanks Andy
What can 10,000 kh/s get in coin production per day?
December 08, 2014, 08:37:35 PM
Why marketcap so high? Does 1 group hold all the coins?
Actually, it's very low. $50,000 is very low?
Consider this scenario:
Mr Spread commits to implementing Masternodes for Spread.
Within a month or two there are 500 Masternodes requiring 1000 SPR to run, each costing $0.16/day to run and earning 8.64 SPR/day assuming a 50-50 block reward split between miners and MNs.
At a SRP price of 0.001 BTC which would not be at all unreasonable should this happen, that's over $3/day profit per MN, and an annual return of over 300%. Remember, that's half a million SPR taken off the market.
Just an example obviously, but you get the idea... Masternodes are both useful and profitable. There's a reason the price has risen significantly merely on the possibility that this will happen. A confirmed roadmap would see the price rise even more significantly. Remember, there are plenty of people who shy away from Darkcoin just because of the name, or because they think they have missed the boat, both of which are daft IMO but it is what it is.
And there are even more people who shy away from PoW altogether because nobody in their right minds is going to trust a vulnerable handful of parasitic pool operators with the blockchain, and thus their money.
The market cap of Spread could be $sixfigures pretty soon. If I had Mr Spread's skillset - well, you know what I'd be doing.
December 08, 2014, 08:28:08 PM
Well I'm quite happy with the way SpreadCoin is turning out and wished I would have learned about this coin when it first launched so I could've mined a lot more and not had to buy most of my stash lol But I'm not concerned at all because I know the stash I'm holding will easily bring me 300% profit for what I bought my coins for and that's more than enough for me to be content with 
But just out of curiousity can someone please post me the link how to set up a miner for this coin instead of just the in-wallet mining? Would greatly appreciate it Cheers
look at the README.txt file in the GPU miner folder. But just out of curiousity can someone please post me the link how to set up a miner for this coin instead of just the in-wallet mining? Would greatly appreciate it Cheers December 08, 2014, 07:37:11 PM
What the average hashrate of a 280x and 750ti? How many coins can a 280x and a 750ti get in a day on average? What's the best AMD miner and Nvidia miner to use? Thanks in advance to anyone that helps answer these questions, greatly appreciate it....
I have both,
R9 280X - just a bit under 2000 Kh/s
GTX 750Ti - 1400-1500 Kh/s
GTX 970 - 3500-3600 normal, overclocked a bit above 4000 (You can get 4150 if you allow temperatures above 69 °C)
EDIT: links to miners are in the first post of this thread.
Regards,
Andy
Thanks Andy
What can 10,000 kh/s get in coin production per day?
December 08, 2014, 07:16:28 PM
What the average hashrate of a 280x and 750ti? How many coins can a 280x and a 750ti get in a day on average? What's the best AMD miner and Nvidia miner to use? Thanks in advance to anyone that helps answer these questions, greatly appreciate it....
I have both,
R9 280X - just a bit under 2000 Kh/s
GTX 750Ti - 1400-1500 Kh/s
GTX 970 - 3500-3600 normal, overclocked a bit above 4000 (You can get 4150 if you allow temperatures above 69 °C)
EDIT: links to miners are in the first post of this thread.
Regards,
Andy
December 08, 2014, 06:51:59 PM
Why marketcap so high? Does 1 group hold all the coins?
Actually, it's very low. $50,000 is very low?
Consider this scenario:
Mr Spread commits to implementing Masternodes for Spread.
Within a month or two there are 500 Masternodes requiring 1000 SPR to run, each costing $0.16/day to run and earning 8.64 SPR/day assuming a 50-50 block reward split between miners and MNs.
At a SRP price of 0.001 BTC which would not be at all unreasonable should this happen, that's over $3/day profit per MN, and an annual return of over 300%. Remember, that's half a million SPR taken off the market.
Just an example obviously, but you get the idea... Masternodes are both useful and profitable. There's a reason the price has risen significantly merely on the possibility that this will happen. A confirmed roadmap would see the price rise even more significantly. Remember, there are plenty of people who shy away from Darkcoin just because of the name, or because they think they have missed the boat, both of which are daft IMO but it is what it is.
And there are even more people who shy away from PoW altogether because nobody in their right minds is going to trust a vulnerable handful of parasitic pool operators with the blockchain, and thus their money.
The market cap of Spread could be $sixfigures pretty soon. If I had Mr Spread's skillset - well, you know what I'd be doing.
Once again, well said. .001 is absolutely possible within a short time if masternodes are implemented. I can guarantee some Darkcoin holders also investing in Spreadcoin since they understand the monetary value of masternodes and have operating them down to an art.
December 08, 2014, 06:31:42 PM
What the average hashrate of a 280x and 750ti? How many coins can a 280x and a 750ti get in a day on average? What's the best AMD miner and Nvidia miner to use? Thanks in advance to anyone that helps answer these questions, greatly appreciate it....
December 08, 2014, 06:20:07 PM
Why marketcap so high? Does 1 group hold all the coins?
Actually, it's very low. $50,000 is very low?
Consider this scenario:
Mr Spread commits to implementing Masternodes for Spread.
Within a month or two there are 500 Masternodes requiring 1000 SPR to run, each costing $0.16/day to run and earning 8.64 SPR/day assuming a 50-50 block reward split between miners and MNs.
At a SRP price of 0.001 BTC which would not be at all unreasonable should this happen, that's over $3/day profit per MN, and an annual return of over 300%. Remember, that's half a million SPR taken off the market.
Just an example obviously, but you get the idea... Masternodes are both useful and profitable. There's a reason the price has risen significantly merely on the possibility that this will happen. A confirmed roadmap would see the price rise even more significantly. Remember, there are plenty of people who shy away from Darkcoin just because of the name, or because they think they have missed the boat, both of which are daft IMO but it is what it is.
And there are even more people who shy away from PoW altogether because nobody in their right minds is going to trust a vulnerable handful of parasitic pool operators with the blockchain, and thus their money.
The market cap of Spread could be $sixfigures pretty soon. If I had Mr Spread's skillset - well, you know what I'd be doing.
Once again, well said. .001 is absolutely possible within a short time if masternodes are implemented. I can guarantee some Darkcoin holders also investing in Spreadcoin since they understand the monetary value of masternodes and have operating them down to an art.
December 08, 2014, 06:02:11 PM
Why marketcap so high? Does 1 group hold all the coins?
Actually, it's very low. $50,000 is very low?
This is gonna be a huge coin in my opinion and I'm holding all the coins I have till the BIG DAY!!! lol December 08, 2014, 05:51:52 PM
Why marketcap so high? Does 1 group hold all the coins?
Actually, it's very low. $50,000 is very low?
December 08, 2014, 05:46:15 PM
Why marketcap so high? Does 1 group hold all the coins?
Actually, it's very low. $50,000 is very low?
Consider this scenario:
Mr Spread commits to implementing Masternodes for Spread.
Within a month or two there are 500 Masternodes requiring 1000 SPR to run, each costing $0.16/day to run and earning 8.64 SPR/day assuming a 50-50 block reward split between miners and MNs.
At a SRP price of 0.001 BTC which would not be at all unreasonable should this happen, that's over $3/day profit per MN, and an annual return of over 300%. Remember, that's half a million SPR taken off the market.
Just an example obviously, but you get the idea... Masternodes are both useful and profitable. There's a reason the price has risen significantly merely on the possibility that this will happen. A confirmed roadmap would see the price rise even more significantly. Remember, there are plenty of people who shy away from Darkcoin just because of the name, or because they think they have missed the boat, both of which are daft IMO but it is what it is.
And there are even more people who shy away from PoW altogether because nobody in their right minds is going to trust a vulnerable handful of parasitic pool operators with the blockchain, and thus their money.
The market cap of Spread could be $sixfigures pretty soon. If I had Mr Spread's skillset - well, you know what I'd be doing.
December 08, 2014, 04:35:34 PM
Why marketcap so high? Does 1 group hold all the coins?
Actually, it's very low. $50,000 is very low?
December 08, 2014, 03:53:19 PM
Well I'm quite happy with the way SpreadCoin is turning out and wished I would have learned about this coin when it first launched so I could've mined a lot more and not had to buy most of my stash lol But I'm not concerned at all because I know the stash I'm holding will easily bring me 300% profit for what I bought my coins for and that's more than enough for me to be content with But just out of curiousity can someone please post me the link how to set up a miner for this coin instead of just the in-wallet mining? Would greatly appreciate it Cheers
But just out of curiousity can someone please post me the link how to set up a miner for this coin instead of just the in-wallet mining? Would greatly appreciate it Cheers December 08, 2014, 02:19:52 PM
Why marketcap so high? Does 1 group hold all the coins?
Actually, it's very low. December 08, 2014, 01:32:00 PM
Why marketcap so high? Does 1 group hold all the coins?
December 08, 2014, 11:41:21 AM
I only care about whether the funtion is implemented and running smoothly.
December 08, 2014, 11:38:33 AM
I missed this coin in the early time 
No you haven't.
SPR could be trading at 10x the current price by the end of January, with 500+ Spreadnodes providing anon for those that wanted it and a better return than mining for those that ran them.
There are many reasons DRK has been far more successful in the market than the CN clones (which are the only other anon solutions, everything else is closed source bullshit and vapourware) or just about any other alt, and technicalities aside, ironically enough the main reason IMO is that Evan Duffield has always been 100% open, honest, and trustworthy, and has done the right thing for the long term, damn the current price. DRK has had some tough times, but its supporters trust the developer, not on blind faith but because they have been given real reason to do so. That's a rare thing in our little playground. That's invaluable.
You also need to stop thinking of the crypto scene as the market. It isn't. You shouldn't give a damn about it, you should care about the real market, big money, the real world. The real world can use and rely on a truly decentralised currency. It is never going to put money into a currency that relies on a few centralised pools for its blockchain security. Ever.
The DRK code fixes one of Bitcoins weaknesses, but Mr Spread's pool-denying solution fixes the far bigger one: centralisation.
BTC will never fix it's centralisation problem, big money will always laugh at it for the flawed toy that it is and walk away.
SPR, uniquely among PoW coins, has the potential to remain resilient and functional against a serious adversary. That has real value, it was the original selling point of Bitcoin, but Bitcoin has long since abandoned the concept.
Very well said. However, if Mr. Spread decides to implement DRK features, I would strongly recommend not renaming Masternodes to Spreadnodes. I would keep them named Masternodes. Not everything needs to be rebranded and most people know what masternodes are and respect the name and functionality. I would also keep Darksend as Darksend. If Spreadcoin was a scam coin, then sure, rename everything and try to rebrand it as your own. But because this coin has its own innovations that would naturally function very well with DRK innovations, there's no reason to rebrand. Nobody is renaming the blockchain because it is a trusted technology of Bitcoin. But they're sure improving upon it with additional innovations.
I agree. If implemented using the term Masternodes is the way to go I think.
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