Topic: 🤖[ANN][BIS]Bismuth 2.0 - Beyond DeFi - page 106. (Read 156530 times)
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.
Why don't you just make the miner have a fee? You'll make way more in the end that way.
I'm selling a Bismuth GPU miner (OpenCL) that works for AMD and Nvidia.
Achieves a hashrate of 500-600 MH on AMD RX 400/500 series cards, and over 1200 MH on GTX 1080 Tis. Miner is optimized for AMD mainly, Nvidia has substantial CPU usage. Only supports solo mining currently to local pool created through Bismuth config file, or just to your node on the same computer.
Sale price for the miner is 2.5 BTC privately (3 copies MAX will be sold), or 5 BTC for full public release. If you are interested and would like proof, please PM me. Will use trusted Bitcointalk escrows.
Achieves a hashrate of 500-600 MH on AMD RX 400/500 series cards, and over 1200 MH on GTX 1080 Tis. Miner is optimized for AMD mainly, Nvidia has substantial CPU usage. Only supports solo mining currently to local pool created through Bismuth config file, or just to your node on the same computer.
Sale price for the miner is 2.5 BTC privately (3 copies MAX will be sold), or 5 BTC for full public release. If you are interested and would like proof, please PM me. Will use trusted Bitcointalk escrows.
How much BIS are being mined at the current difficulty per card or rig?
You can get like 1 block per day per RX 570/580 average the past few days. Which is over 14 coins, or $9 USD per day per video card or ~$50 USD per day per 6-card rig. More than you could've made on the peak of the Ethereum rally in June/July. Now that Bismuth's price is really rocketing, profitability is going up with it.
There are actual mathematical statistics to prove decentralization
So someone has to mint over 50% so that it can then be considered centralization?
, at that point it'd probably be too late I think. I'm selling a Bismuth GPU miner (OpenCL) that works for AMD and Nvidia.
Achieves a hashrate of 500-600 MH on AMD RX 400/500 series cards, and over 1200 MH on GTX 1080 Tis. Miner is optimized for AMD mainly, Nvidia has substantial CPU usage. Only supports solo mining currently to local pool created through Bismuth config file, or just to your node on the same computer.
Sale price for the miner is 2.5 BTC privately (3 copies MAX will be sold), or 5 BTC for full public release. If you are interested and would like proof, please PM me. Will use trusted Bitcointalk escrows.
Achieves a hashrate of 500-600 MH on AMD RX 400/500 series cards, and over 1200 MH on GTX 1080 Tis. Miner is optimized for AMD mainly, Nvidia has substantial CPU usage. Only supports solo mining currently to local pool created through Bismuth config file, or just to your node on the same computer.
Sale price for the miner is 2.5 BTC privately (3 copies MAX will be sold), or 5 BTC for full public release. If you are interested and would like proof, please PM me. Will use trusted Bitcointalk escrows.
How much BIS are being mined at the current difficulty per card or rig?
Wow, can't believe I got this running running under Ubuntu but it does not sync. Any suggestions?
There are actual mathematical statistics to prove decentralization
Do you agree however that a public GPU miner would increase the decentralization of Bismuth mining?
There are actual mathematical statistics to prove decentralization
I mine, bought and hold BIS, but sometimes I feel like BIS is money making machine for someone who has GPU miner only not for investors or CPU miners.
thats why i sold my bismuth once it hit cryptobia at 20k and never looked back ... i believe in decentralized mining and a healthy network
wait, so there are people who can and are GPU mining this, while there is no public version available and others are mining with CPU or getting it from an exchange? That seems terrible, why would you release it without GPU miner if others can do it and just dump? Its like having ASIC miners privately and exclusively available while people are using normal methods.. its not very fair and would cause a lot of centralization issues, not just now, but into the future.
The longer this continues the more damage it will do
That is why I am asking 5 BTC for my AMD/Nvidia miner. It's not much to ask for since daily inflation is 1+ BTC daily at current low prices.
I mine, bought and hold BIS, but sometimes I feel like BIS is money making machine for someone who has GPU miner only not for investors or CPU miners.
thats why i sold my bismuth once it hit cryptobia at 20k and never looked back ... i believe in decentralized mining and a healthy network
wait, so there are people who can and are GPU mining this, while there is no public version available and others are mining with CPU or getting it from an exchange? That seems terrible, why would you release it without GPU miner if others can do it and just dump? Its like having ASIC miners privately and exclusively available while people are using normal methods.. its not very fair and would cause a lot of centralization issues, not just now, but into the future.
The longer this continues the more damage it will do
I mine, bought and hold BIS, but sometimes I feel like BIS is money making machine for someone who has GPU miner only not for investors or CPU miners.
thats why i sold my bismuth once it hit cryptobia at 20k and never looked back ... i believe in decentralized mining and a healthy network
wait, so there are people who can and are GPU mining this, while there is no public version available and others are mining with CPU or getting it from an exchange? That seems terrible, why would you release it without GPU miner if others can do it and just dump? Its like having ASIC miners privately and exclusively available while people are using normal methods.. its not very fair and would cause a lot of centralization issues, not just now, but into the future.
I mine, bought and hold BIS, but sometimes I feel like BIS is money making machine for someone who has GPU miner only not for investors or CPU miners.
thats why i sold my bismuth once it hit cryptobia at 20k and never looked back ... i believe in decentralized mining and a healthy network
I mine, bought and hold BIS, but sometimes I feel like BIS is money making machine for someone who has GPU miner only not for investors or CPU miners.
what we currently need is a stable Network and not a GPU Miner, DEV should work on that first. Game of Forks is a bit annoying.
waiting still for a gpu miner for puplic
Won't help you much if half the nodes are on the wrong chain and you can't sync em, i agree with jadefalke.
that happen because of the the unequal game of hash ..... once you have a gpu miner and mining become decentralized ...mining would happen on main pools like any network without any problem
what we currently need is a stable Network and not a GPU Miner, DEV should work on that first. Game of Forks is a bit annoying.
waiting still for a gpu miner for puplic
Won't help you much if half the nodes are on the wrong chain and you can't sync em, i agree with jadefalke.
what we currently need is a stable Network and not a GPU Miner, DEV should work on that first. Game of Forks is a bit annoying.
waiting still for a gpu miner for puplic
what we currently need is a stable Network and not a GPU Miner, DEV should work on that first. Game of Forks is a bit annoying.
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