Topic: 🤖[ANN][BIS]Bismuth 2.0 - Beyond DeFi - page 24. (Read 156348 times)
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Cryptopia exchange resumed trading on 40 pairs, including $BIS
https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1107811759941779456
Happy trading!
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Didn't knows such reports exist. Honestly, the report is really beneficial for the community who want to know about the highlight of the developments. Such reports are essential for the platform who are currently being on early developed.
Forgot to tell here, but monthly $BIS activity report is out.
Check what the team was working on for the last 30 days
https://hypernodes.bismuth.live/?p=382
https://twitter.com/EggPoolNet/status/1106589918036398082
Check what the team was working on for the last 30 days
https://hypernodes.bismuth.live/?p=382
https://twitter.com/EggPoolNet/status/1106589918036398082
Only in maintenance mode for now.
And the Cryptopia exchange, has not actually come back to lively trading.
It's too soon to think that Cryptopia will truly return and pay money back to their users.
We saw something positively recent days from Cryptopia, but it's not enough, and not supportive enough to judge that Cryptopia has not made scam exit.
Anyway, I wish they will come back in next several weeks from now, and pay all to their users.
And the Cryptopia exchange, has not actually come back to lively trading.
It's too soon to think that Cryptopia will truly return and pay money back to their users.
We saw something positively recent days from Cryptopia, but it's not enough, and not supportive enough to judge that Cryptopia has not made scam exit.
Anyway, I wish they will come back in next several weeks from now, and pay all to their users.
No. No more need to.
does v4 miner have --action=optimize option like v3 ?
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Original tweet here: https://twitter.com/bismuthdev/status/1105583640166178818
Hello Bismuth developers. FPGA adapted again for Bismuth algo. Now network have about 24% unkown hashrate from FPGA. Please as soon as possible update algo for FPGA resistance.
Can you give some more info about that?
Where do these numbers come from?
I can only see the regular pools mining.
Sorry, but your figures are wrong then.
All blocks are found by the pools. There is no doubt, just check the official explorer.
The difference in what you call network hashrate and sum of pools hashrate is an artificial difference because of the way network hashrate is *estimated* (and with Bismuth, it's very hard to get a close estimate).
There is **not** 24% unknown hash, there is no bis FPGA miner I'm aware of on Heavy3.
The 24% off is an estimate error from the site you checked total nethash.
I get your point but many people are traders, so they have buy/sell orders set to make some money. The holders I'm sure they have the coins off exchange.
Sure, however, they're still some people that keep their coin on an exchange which is a bad practice. And if there is some kind of that person I expect they take a lesson from the recent hack. After all, There is a possibility even though you only use it for trade, if bad lucks happen to you, the same kind of scenarios could happen.What I actually mean I want to urge the development of decentralized exchanges and make people actually using it.
I think there is a mix of people that are holding and trading coins on exchanges, in the Bismuth case there are 5000000 coins on the exchange. I think some are just too lazy to install a wallet and they pay the price, for the traders is a risk that they must take. I just hope we can get back our coins and cryptopia will regain community trust after the hack.
Wow, five million Bismuth coins on the exchange! is this amount on cryptopia or these amounts on different exchanges?I do agree with vv181 thought, we need more of decentralized exchanges that make people actually using it. Btw, there are many of decentralized exchanges nowadays, is Bismuth on any one of them?
Yes only on Cryptopia is 5+ millions coins, you can check it on the rich list http://bismuth.online/richest.
I don't know if the coin is listed on any DEX out there.
I get your point but many people are traders, so they have buy/sell orders set to make some money. The holders I'm sure they have the coins off exchange.
Sure, however, they're still some people that keep their coin on an exchange which is a bad practice. And if there is some kind of that person I expect they take a lesson from the recent hack. After all, There is a possibility even though you only use it for trade, if bad lucks happen to you, the same kind of scenarios could happen.What I actually mean I want to urge the development of decentralized exchanges and make people actually using it.
I think there is a mix of people that are holding and trading coins on exchanges, in the Bismuth case there are 5000000 coins on the exchange. I think some are just too lazy to install a wallet and they pay the price, for the traders is a risk that they must take. I just hope we can get back our coins and cryptopia will regain community trust after the hack.
Wow, five million Bismuth coins on the exchange! is this amount on cryptopia or these amounts on different exchanges?I do agree with vv181 thought, we need more of decentralized exchanges that make people actually using it. Btw, there are many of decentralized exchanges nowadays, is Bismuth on any one of them?
Hello Bismuth developers. FPGA adapted again for Bismuth algo. Now network have about 24% unkown hashrate from FPGA. Please as soon as possible update algo for FPGA resistance.
Can you give some more info about that?
Where do these numbers come from?
I can only see the regular pools mining.
Hello Bismuth developers. FPGA adapted again for Bismuth algo. Now network have about 24% unkown hashrate from FPGA. Please as soon as possible update algo for FPGA resistance.
Can you give some more info about that?
Where do these numbers come from?
I can only see the regular pools mining.
Hello Bismuth developers. FPGA adapted again for Bismuth algo. Now network have about 24% unkown hashrate from FPGA. Please as soon as possible update algo for FPGA resistance.
I get your point but many people are traders, so they have buy/sell orders set to make some money. The holders I'm sure they have the coins off exchange.
Sure, however, they're still some people that keep their coin on an exchange which is a bad practice. And if there is some kind of that person I expect they take a lesson from the recent hack. After all, There is a possibility even though you only use it for trade, if bad lucks happen to you, the same kind of scenarios could happen.What I actually mean I want to urge the development of decentralized exchanges and make people actually using it.
I think there is a mix of people that are holding and trading coins on exchanges, in the Bismuth case there are 5000000 coins on the exchange. I think some are just too lazy to install a wallet and they pay the price, for the traders is a risk that they must take. I just hope we can get back our coins and cryptopia will regain community trust after the hack.
I get your point but many people are traders, so they have buy/sell orders set to make some money. The holders I'm sure they have the coins off exchange.
Sure, however, they're still some people that keep their coin on an exchange which is a bad practice. And if there is some kind of that person I expect they take a lesson from the recent hack. After all, There is a possibility even though you only use it for trade, if bad lucks happen to you, the same kind of scenarios could happen.What I actually mean I want to urge the development of decentralized exchanges and make people actually using it.
- Cryptopia now allows users to cancel orders as it prepares for relaunch.
https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1104938749442416640
https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1104938749442416640
I'd hope people could get their Bismuth back from the exchange, and make it as a lesson for a further period to take extra caution when storing on a centralized exchange. After all, using the Bismuth wallet and owning the private keys should be the norm.
I get your point but many people are traders, so they have buy/sell orders set to make some money. The holders I'm sure they have the coins off exchange.
- Cryptopia now allows users to cancel orders as it prepares for relaunch.
https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1104938749442416640
https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1104938749442416640
I'd hope people could get their Bismuth back from the exchange, and make it as a lesson for a further period to take extra caution when storing on a centralized exchange. After all, using the Bismuth wallet and owning the private keys should be the norm.
- Cryptopia now allows users to cancel orders as it prepares for relaunch.
https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1104938749442416640
- qTrade.io delisting $SCC, $RUPX, $THC, and $GRIN
https://twitter.com/qTradeio/status/1105215971629776896
https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1104938749442416640
- qTrade.io delisting $SCC, $RUPX, $THC, and $GRIN
https://twitter.com/qTradeio/status/1105215971629776896
Cryptopia exchange is back online, but note that it is just in read-only mode for now.
https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1102776289650335744
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