Topic: ☑☑☑[ANN][BSD] BitSend - online since 2014 [ Core 0.17++] - page 186. (Read 384767 times)

Is there any benefit for the average user that simply hold BitSend in the wallet?

Any rewards for long-term holders? some sort of stake rewards such as other PoS/PoI coins got Harvest/Rewards/Commissions/Dividends/Fee's just for keeping the coins/tokens inside the wallet.. offline or online wallet

Hi Lim DEv

long time i came here
you growth a lot

we were few here two years ago

i think a have my old wallet (X11)
how i can synch him now ...thanks for help

Whatever you are doing, keep doing it.

Any value added works...

Intel 3.50GHz with 8GB ram, 1TB hdd, nVidia GeForce GTX 1060 3GB DDR5, probably im not skilled enough to go in that business of mining lol,but tnx anyway for help.

Yes, but mining doesn't work

Thank you Helmut  


I recommend to use a pool. Yes we accept only Sr Member+. We have only 1000 places then is the list full.



http://coinspool.cu.cc/info_bitsend  The frontend is online.

friends from our sistercoin BSD Bitsend
get ur girlfriend/wife involved in crypto

here we go:

Coinspool is not working?

I became Full Member and it seems recently the addition rule has been changed to Sr Member, I wonder why you stopped accepting Full Member in the airdrop campaign Would you like to mine BSD, the difficulty is high?

Which hashrate has an amd rx 480 for bitsend?

Just bought 1000 bsd thanks for the weekly Monday payout

You can mine BitSend with a less then powerful PC, but you will likely not make much of a profit after electricity costs unless you have a fairly good CPU or a dedicated GPU from recent years. What hardware do you have at your disposal?

Saw this article on steemit https://steemit.com/mining/@the-mister7/how-to-minute-bitsend-with-your-pc-or-laptop-cpu-for-free-or-suprnova-pool .
Does it make sense for a non techy to try bitsend mining?? Do you have to be a little bit better tech educated and to have a powerful pc or is it possible to mine with an average pc and only some basic tech skills??

You can find here more infos.

https://www.mybitsend.com/masternode

Kind Regards Christian

^^^LOL^^^  You "think," or you "know?"  That's quite a few magnitudes of discrepancy there!  So I don't have to think....if the price remains stable, at a somewhat predictable rate, what's the approximate ROI on running a masternode?  Anybody?

I think he mean BSD. ^^

Kind Regards Christian

A Bitsend node produces 20 Bitcoins / day?

It is not as predictable as with DASH.
In average it is fine but it seems very random in shorter time intervalls.

Also it takes 2 rotation till the first payment. Took me a whole week to figure that out.
( 1 rotation is aprox 15 hour 300MN * 3 min block time )

There seems to be an issue with the mncache file in case you change the IP's. (MN sees itself in a pos error). Best is to delete that file after an IP change.

And there is something wired if you start multiple MNs. It will report started successfull OR started remotely and that is somehow random but doesnt seems to matter.
Before you start the MN you get all sort of random status reports if you check with masternode debug.

Also it doesnt seems to tell you when your port 8886 is closed. So you do good to check with an outside portscanner if you are not sure.

All not dramatic because it works and is more than worth the effort (you are crazzy if you don't run a BSD MN if your crypto risk money budget allows it) but it leaves one a bit an instable impression since you can not really figure out what is going on and it always takes 2 days till you really know your MN works or not.

Has anyone experience with the BSD Services offered by the various PivX's MN service providers?
I have seen that at least 2 of them offer the service for BSD too on request with excellent conditions when it comes to the service costs.

What is the hashrate for bitsend with an amd rx480 8g?