is there a slack we can join?
yes look link in the first page ann
Topic: 🤖[ANN][BIS]Bismuth 2.0 - Beyond DeFi - page 105. (Read 156192 times)
yes look link in the first page ann
is there a slack we can join?
Windows is being worked on next for the GPU miner 
Looks like gpu miner is released, but for nvidia only...check it on Slack
yeah really good news .... im waiting for windows version
There are actual mathematical statistics to prove decentralization
-some bullshit-
Who are you?
There are actual mathematical statistics to prove decentralization
Good joke, this is just an instamine shitcoin. Thanks for validating this though. Never seen such a cluster fuck of a release in the past.
Having a GPU miner change the things, I don't think you can get more than 2 BTC for the miner (I'm not saying you should change the price), if you don't sell this quickly and an AMD miner is developed you will be out.
I have dropped the price of the miner to 3.5 BTC. It mines on Windows and allows usage of AMD gpus.
To all unaware, there is a Linux Nvidia miner available in Slack provided by the dev of EggPool.net ("EggdraSyl"). Beautiful pool UI.
To all unaware, there is a Linux Nvidia miner available in Slack provided by the dev of EggPool.net ("EggdraSyl"). Beautiful pool UI.
No longer for sale.
To all unaware, there is a Linux Nvidia miner available in Slack provided by the dev of EggPool.net ("EggdraSyl"). Beautiful pool UI.
Looks like gpu miner is released, but for nvidia only...check it on Slack
Why don't you just make the miner have a fee? You'll make way more in the end that way.
Because it'll be open source, and anyone can edit out the fee.
Not anyone. You're just looking for a quick buck that's all, nothing wrong with that but I seriously doubt many people are willing to pay for the miner at the current price even if they are able to afford it.
Yes not anyone, but all it takes is 1 guy with low level programming experience and 5 minutes of time to release the version without a fee.
I'm a guy with common sense that wants to get paid for a product that everyone wants. You can call me a capitalist or whatever, but no one in their right mind would give something like this out for free. There will always be a caveat, whether it be a pool fee, integrated miner fee, etc. What I want is a one-time fee of 5 BTC to open source an AMD and Nvidia Bismuth miner. It really is not much to ask for since the value of the daily inflation is high compared to the sale price of the miner (inflation at 1.75 BTC per day, GPU miner costs 5 BTC).
Don't give me that nonsense, we all have to be capitalists when we live in a capitalist society. I don't think you read my comment correctly, I'm a capitalist so because of that I'm not buying your miner
GPU miner is going to be released soon. Check slack
The miner that will be released "soon" will ONLY embody Nvidia cards as it is written in CUDA. It will also be locked onto a single pool with a fee as well. My release is written in OpenCL and can mine on both AMD and Nvidia, and even my OpenCL Nvidia implementation has a bit higher hashrate than his.
Maybe yours is better but 5 BTC is a lot of money. If you didn't saw BTC = 7000$ so 35k % for your miner is too much. You'll buy a lot of BIS with 5 BTC. Good luck!
GPU miner is going to be released soon. Check slack
The miner that will be released "soon" will ONLY embody Nvidia cards as it is written in CUDA. It will also be locked onto a single pool with a fee as well. My release is written in OpenCL and can mine on both AMD and Nvidia, and even my OpenCL Nvidia implementation has a bit higher hashrate than his.
GPU miner is going to be released soon. Check slack
I have disclosed the BTC address for the Bismuth AMD/Nvidia GPU miner in my forum signature. Once the balance has reached 5 BTC, I will release a windows executable file with the miner as well as a zip file with the source code.
Thank you at least for the opportunity, I would like to propose a group buy. However, I feel like this community is not big enough or has not matured enough even to be able to reach 5 BTC.
What does the Bismuth community think?
I would also like to add that I find it is a shame that the dev is not helping with this matter. I understand that resources such as time, manpower and financial resources are limited, but I feel that showing a graph that shows "decentralization" while the community is still so small, the economics still so fragile and one miner has more than 1/3 of the miningpower are not the right way to go about it.
hi
do you have any news?
Why is the price going?
do you have any news?
Why is the price going?
I prefer regular updates instead of a newbie dev who just panic and run.
And it is spam accounts such as yourself that degrade the cryptocurrency environment with nonsense bullshit posts on random forum threads.
I have disclosed the BTC address for the Bismuth AMD/Nvidia GPU miner in my forum signature. Once the balance has reached 5 BTC, I will release a windows executable file with the miner as well as a zip file with the source code.
Why don't you just make the miner have a fee? You'll make way more in the end that way.
Because it'll be open source, and anyone can edit out the fee.
Not anyone. You're just looking for a quick buck that's all, nothing wrong with that but I seriously doubt many people are willing to pay for the miner at the current price even if they are able to afford it.
Yes not anyone, but all it takes is 1 guy with low level programming experience and 5 minutes of time to release the version without a fee.
I'm a guy with common sense that wants to get paid for a product that everyone wants. You can call me a capitalist or whatever, but no one in their right mind would give something like this out for free. There will always be a caveat, whether it be a pool fee, integrated miner fee, etc. What I want is a one-time fee of 5 BTC to open source an AMD and Nvidia Bismuth miner. It really is not much to ask for since the value of the daily inflation is high compared to the sale price of the miner (inflation at 1.75 BTC per day, GPU miner costs 5 BTC).
Why don't you just make the miner have a fee? You'll make way more in the end that way.
Because it'll be open source, and anyone can edit out the fee.
Not anyone. You're just looking for a quick buck that's all, nothing wrong with that but I seriously doubt many people are willing to pay for the miner at the current price even if they are able to afford it.
Why don't you just make the miner have a fee? You'll make way more in the end that way.
Because it'll be open source, and anyone can edit out the fee.
Jump to: