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Topic: [ANN][ICO/IPO][PRE-SALE]FOLEUMio - GREEN Mining for the masses, Simplified - page 9. (Read 9634 times)

newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
Greetings people! Recently, the blockchain mining is thing, that everyone is talking about. So i want to try it by myself, i already read a decent amount of different articles about it, but it would be better to hear it from the horse's mouth, if it's not burdensome  for you, of course...
Greetings. Welcome to our field Smiley Long story short: blockchain or cryptocurrencies mining is the process where a transactions or digital asset such as information is
verified and added to a public ledger, known as the blockchain, and the means through which new cryptocurrencies tokens are released.
So, this thing require  some special hardware to do this? Or it can work or any personal computer?
It can, in theory, but it's not that effective. This process generally requires a specially-designed computer that can
handle operating 24/7 under extremely high load. (ASIC-based miners are used to mine Bitcoin or Litecoin, GPU-
based equipment is used to mine other altcoins like Ethereum or Zcash.
Oh, i understand. And the most important question - is that even profitability?
Because all this servers and spending you know...

Yes, just like the price of Bitcoin the profitability of mining can swing drastically.
However, Bitcoin’s historical average mining profitability is about $15 a day with
standard currently available Foleum equipment.

That's good to know, so it's not a meaningless!
Standard currently available Foleum equipment???  What do you mean by this?
Do Foleum creating their own mining equpment/servers or something like that?
Yeap, right now, Foleum project manufacturing and selling GPU beginner mining rigs along with its full-size servers and “build
your own” mining kits to the blockchain mining community!
And what these servers looks like?

These servers called Bitcoin Miner (S9), and they have everything you need to begin with. One S9 server can cost about $1,300 to purchase, plus the cost of the power
supplies to run the server.
And how much this server can make, for example, in 1 day?
newbie
Activity: 87
Merit: 0
Or network outages? Outages and downtime are inevitable in any mining operating, what you can say about that?
Okay, as Foleum team themself said, their engineers have designed a system
with several redundancies to handle failures.
That's pretty impressive, i must say. Okay, we sorted it out, thank to you for this information, i appreciate it!
And one more question on this topic, what's abou hardware failure? Hardware failure is also inevitable.
Sure, it's pretty common situation for blockchain projects, but The Foleum Project plans to have staff on hand 24 hours a day. The Project’s ethos is to design for failure instead of
availability; by planning ahead and having spare hardware on hand, we would be able to start the recovery process immediately instead of having to wait.
Sounds very promising! Thanks for the answers, i will gladly take a part in it, good luck.
newbie
Activity: 252
Merit: 0
Hey. I have been following your project for a long quite time, i really like it. 
I wanna ask, is Foleum will be financed by its community?
Hello. yes, Foleum is financed by its community of FOL Crystal holders.
And what's FOL Crystal holders gets for themselves from it?
Sure, in turn, Crystal holders are entitled to receive distributions of up to 60% of the Project’s mining profits.
That's pretty cool! So, tokens/coins will be mined each day if i understand right, is that it?
Yeap, that's right. Daily, Foleum and participants will be mine tokens such as: BTC, ETH, LTC, ZEC, etc...
Okay, i see, that's rather good in my opinion. So all of this crypto currency, will be distributed between participants?
That's right, all profit will be divided amongst all of project Crystal holders that are staking
FOL crystal in our wallet/registered on Foleum website to receive the mining rewards.
newbie
Activity: 252
Merit: 0
Greetings people! Recently, the blockchain mining is thing, that everyone is talking about. So i want to try it by myself, i already read a decent amount of different articles about it, but it would be better to hear it from the horse's mouth, if it's not burdensome  for you, of course...
Greetings. Welcome to our field Smiley Long story short: blockchain or cryptocurrencies mining is the process where a transactions or digital asset such as information is
verified and added to a public ledger, known as the blockchain, and the means through which new cryptocurrencies tokens are released.
So, this thing require  some special hardware to do this? Or it can work or any personal computer?
It can, in theory, but it's not that effective. This process generally requires a specially-designed computer that can
handle operating 24/7 under extremely high load. (ASIC-based miners are used to mine Bitcoin or Litecoin, GPU-
based equipment is used to mine other altcoins like Ethereum or Zcash.
Oh, i understand. And the most important question - is that even profitability?
Because all this servers and spending you know...

Yes, just like the price of Bitcoin the profitability of mining can swing drastically.
However, Bitcoin’s historical average mining profitability is about $15 a day with
standard currently available Foleum equipment.

That's good to know, so it's not a meaningless!
Standard currently available Foleum equipment???  What do you mean by this?
Do Foleum creating their own mining equpment/servers or something like that?
Yeap, right now, Foleum project manufacturing and selling GPU beginner mining rigs along with its full-size servers and “build
your own” mining kits to the blockchain mining community!
And what these servers looks like?

These servers called Bitcoin Miner (S9), and they have everything you need to begin with. One S9 server can cost about $1,300 to purchase, plus the cost of the power
supplies to run the server.
brand new
Activity: 0
Merit: 0
Hello everyone! I'm pretty at all this blockchain-thing, can anybody explain me what ICO is, and what it's mean?
Oh, hello there! Sure, it's pretty simple actually,  an unregulated means by which funds are raised for a new cryptocurrency venture. An Initial Coin Offering (ICO) is used by startups to bypass the rigorous and regulated capital-raising process required by venture capitalists or banks. In an ICO campaign
Oh, i get it. So, your (FOL) Foleum mining crystals it's the same thing?
Basically, yeap. Initial Crystal Offering (ICO) means primary public sale of (FOL) Foleum mining
crystals.
Okay then, i get it. I know about each token representing different platform, which one Foleum will use?
Foleum using Ethereum and (FOL) Foleum mining crystals is an Ethereum security token, representing the
right to profit-sharing from the mining proceeds of the Foleum project.
"Foleum mining crystals is an Ethereum SECURITY" what is "security token" means?
newbie
Activity: 252
Merit: 0
Hello everyone! I'm pretty at all this blockchain-thing, can anybody explain me what ICO is, and what it's mean?
Oh, hello there! Sure, it's pretty simple actually,  an unregulated means by which funds are raised for a new cryptocurrency venture. An Initial Coin Offering (ICO) is used by startups to bypass the rigorous and regulated capital-raising process required by venture capitalists or banks. In an ICO campaign
Oh, i get it. So, your (FOL) Foleum mining crystals it's the same thing?
Basically, yeap. Initial Crystal Offering (ICO) means primary public sale of (FOL) Foleum mining
crystals.
Okay then, i get it. I know about each token representing different platform, which one Foleum will use?
Foleum using Ethereum and (FOL) Foleum mining crystals is an Ethereum security token, representing the
right to profit-sharing from the mining proceeds of the Foleum project.
"Foleum mining crystals is an Ethereum SECURITY" what is "security token" means?

The FOL Crystal (token) is classified as a security under U.S. securities laws
and as a result the ICO will be restricted to certain types of investors in order to
comply with U.S. securities laws.
Certain types will be restricted? That's sounds pretty bad, it's mean that a lot of people can not participate in project, i get it right?
It's spread on “accredited investor”. Here is quote with this:
"Rule 506(c) defines an “accredited investor” as:
• an individual with a net worth of at least $1 million, not including the value of his or her primary residence
• an individual with income exceeding $200,000 in each of the two most recent calendar years or joint income
with a spouse exceeding $300,000 for those years and a reasonable expectation of the same income level in the
current year, or
• a trust with assets of at least $5 million, not formed only to acquire the securities offered, and whose
purchases are directed by a person who meets the legal standard of having sufficient knowledge and experience
in financial and business matters to be capable of evaluating the merits and risks of the prospective investment
• a bank, insurance company, registered investment company, business development company, or small
business investment company
• an employee benefit plan (within the meaning of the U.S. Employee Retirement Income Security Act) if a bank,
insurance company, or registered investment adviser makes the investment decisions, or if the plan has total
assets in excess of $5 million
• a tax exempt charitable organization, corporation or partnership with assets in excess of $5 million
• a director, executive officer, or general partner of the company selling the securities
• an enterprise in which all the equity owners are accredited investors"
newbie
Activity: 252
Merit: 0
Or network outages? Outages and downtime are inevitable in any mining operating, what you can say about that?
Okay, as Foleum team themself said, their engineers have designed a system
with several redundancies to handle failures.
That's pretty impressive, i must say. Okay, we sorted it out, thank to you for this information, i appreciate it!
And one more question on this topic, what's abou hardware failure? Hardware failure is also inevitable.
Sure, it's pretty common situation for blockchain projects, but The Foleum Project plans to have staff on hand 24 hours a day. The Project’s ethos is to design for failure instead of
availability; by planning ahead and having spare hardware on hand, we would be able to start the recovery process immediately instead of having to wait.
newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
Greetings people! Recently, the blockchain mining is thing, that everyone is talking about. So i want to try it by myself, i already read a decent amount of different articles about it, but it would be better to hear it from the horse's mouth, if it's not burdensome  for you, of course...
Greetings. Welcome to our field Smiley Long story short: blockchain or cryptocurrencies mining is the process where a transactions or digital asset such as information is
verified and added to a public ledger, known as the blockchain, and the means through which new cryptocurrencies tokens are released.
So, this thing require  some special hardware to do this? Or it can work or any personal computer?
It can, in theory, but it's not that effective. This process generally requires a specially-designed computer that can
handle operating 24/7 under extremely high load. (ASIC-based miners are used to mine Bitcoin or Litecoin, GPU-
based equipment is used to mine other altcoins like Ethereum or Zcash.
Oh, i understand. And the most important question - is that even profitability?
Because all this servers and spending you know...

Yes, just like the price of Bitcoin the profitability of mining can swing drastically.
However, Bitcoin’s historical average mining profitability is about $15 a day with
standard currently available Foleum equipment.

That's good to know, so it's not a meaningless!
Standard currently available Foleum equipment???  What do you mean by this?
Do Foleum creating their own mining equpment/servers or something like that?
Yeap, right now, Foleum project manufacturing and selling GPU beginner mining rigs along with its full-size servers and “build
your own” mining kits to the blockchain mining community!
And what these servers looks like?
newbie
Activity: 87
Merit: 0
Or network outages? Outages and downtime are inevitable in any mining operating, what you can say about that?
Okay, as Foleum team themself said, their engineers have designed a system
with several redundancies to handle failures.
That's pretty impressive, i must say. Okay, we sorted it out, thank to you for this information, i appreciate it!
And one more question on this topic, what's abou hardware failure? Hardware failure is also inevitable.
newbie
Activity: 252
Merit: 0
Greetings people! Recently, the blockchain mining is thing, that everyone is talking about. So i want to try it by myself, i already read a decent amount of different articles about it, but it would be better to hear it from the horse's mouth, if it's not burdensome  for you, of course...
Greetings. Welcome to our field Smiley Long story short: blockchain or cryptocurrencies mining is the process where a transactions or digital asset such as information is
verified and added to a public ledger, known as the blockchain, and the means through which new cryptocurrencies tokens are released.
So, this thing require  some special hardware to do this? Or it can work or any personal computer?
It can, in theory, but it's not that effective. This process generally requires a specially-designed computer that can
handle operating 24/7 under extremely high load. (ASIC-based miners are used to mine Bitcoin or Litecoin, GPU-
based equipment is used to mine other altcoins like Ethereum or Zcash.
Oh, i understand. And the most important question - is that even profitability?
Because all this servers and spending you know...

Yes, just like the price of Bitcoin the profitability of mining can swing drastically.
However, Bitcoin’s historical average mining profitability is about $15 a day with
standard currently available Foleum equipment.

That's good to know, so it's not a meaningless!
Standard currently available Foleum equipment???  What do you mean by this?
Do Foleum creating their own mining equpment/servers or something like that?
Yeap, right now, Foleum project manufacturing and selling GPU beginner mining rigs along with its full-size servers and “build
your own” mining kits to the blockchain mining community!
newbie
Activity: 252
Merit: 0
Or network outages? Outages and downtime are inevitable in any mining operating, what you can say about that?
About network outgase: Foleum engineers have designed a system with several redundancies to handle failures, and keep the Project running
in response to most network problems and to limit outages and downtime, so, don't worry about it  Wink
newbie
Activity: 252
Merit: 0
Hello everybody. It would be desirable to find out opinion of Foleum team, or people connected with they, about problems in mining for today, what do they think about this?
What kind of relevant problems does it have?
Oh, that's a good topic to discuss. There is a lot information about the different
problems in the white paper. I can list all, if it's necessary for you.
Hmm...i'm not quite sure about this, maybe some most relevant problems?
Actually, it's pretty hard  to say what's the most "relevant" problem right now, cuz all of them pretty relevant  Cheesy
Oh, okay then, what's about lack of hardware right now? Cuz it's pretty serious right now, in my opinion.
Okay, about this problem, according White Paper:
 "Acquiring the hardware components for on the intended scale of the Project would normally be a large concern due to
the popularity of blockchain mining and the limited production capacity of hardware suppliers. There is extremely high
demand for this type of hardware.
Through our network of strategic partners, we have been able to secure prioritized access to components such as
GPUs and motherboards in large quantities."
Huh, i see, so they are really found some solves for these problems, that's pretty interesting.
What's about Thermal Management then?
Of course, project’s proprietary data center and mining rig designs, include thermal management processes
intended to optimize running conditions for the Project’s servers.
newbie
Activity: 252
Merit: 0
Hello everyone! I'm pretty at all this blockchain-thing, can anybody explain me what ICO is, and what it's mean?
Oh, hello there! Sure, it's pretty simple actually,  an unregulated means by which funds are raised for a new cryptocurrency venture. An Initial Coin Offering (ICO) is used by startups to bypass the rigorous and regulated capital-raising process required by venture capitalists or banks. In an ICO campaign
Oh, i get it. So, your (FOL) Foleum mining crystals it's the same thing?
Basically, yeap. Initial Crystal Offering (ICO) means primary public sale of (FOL) Foleum mining
crystals.
Okay then, i get it. I know about each token representing different platform, which one Foleum will use?
Foleum using Ethereum and (FOL) Foleum mining crystals is an Ethereum security token, representing the
right to profit-sharing from the mining proceeds of the Foleum project.
"Foleum mining crystals is an Ethereum SECURITY" what is "security token" means?

The FOL Crystal (token) is classified as a security under U.S. securities laws
and as a result the ICO will be restricted to certain types of investors in order to
comply with U.S. securities laws.
brand new
Activity: 0
Merit: 0
Hello everyone! I'm pretty at all this blockchain-thing, can anybody explain me what ICO is, and what it's mean?
Oh, hello there! Sure, it's pretty simple actually,  an unregulated means by which funds are raised for a new cryptocurrency venture. An Initial Coin Offering (ICO) is used by startups to bypass the rigorous and regulated capital-raising process required by venture capitalists or banks. In an ICO campaign
Oh, i get it. So, your (FOL) Foleum mining crystals it's the same thing?
Basically, yeap. Initial Crystal Offering (ICO) means primary public sale of (FOL) Foleum mining
crystals.
Okay then, i get it. I know about each token representing different platform, which one Foleum will use?
newbie
Activity: 252
Merit: 0
Or network outages? Outages and downtime are inevitable in any mining operating, what you can say about that?
Okay, as Foleum team themself said, their engineers have designed a system
with several redundancies to handle failures.
newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
Greetings people! Recently, the blockchain mining is thing, that everyone is talking about. So i want to try it by myself, i already read a decent amount of different articles about it, but it would be better to hear it from the horse's mouth, if it's not burdensome  for you, of course...
Greetings. Welcome to our field Smiley Long story short: blockchain or cryptocurrencies mining is the process where a transactions or digital asset such as information is
verified and added to a public ledger, known as the blockchain, and the means through which new cryptocurrencies tokens are released.
So, this thing require  some special hardware to do this? Or it can work or any personal computer?
It can, in theory, but it's not that effective. This process generally requires a specially-designed computer that can
handle operating 24/7 under extremely high load. (ASIC-based miners are used to mine Bitcoin or Litecoin, GPU-
based equipment is used to mine other altcoins like Ethereum or Zcash.
Oh, i understand. And the most important question - is that even profitability?
Because all this servers and spending you know...

Yes, just like the price of Bitcoin the profitability of mining can swing drastically.
However, Bitcoin’s historical average mining profitability is about $15 a day with
standard currently available Foleum equipment.

That's good to know, so it's not a meaningless!
Standard currently available Foleum equipment???  What do you mean by this?
Do Foleum creating their own mining equpment/servers or something like that?
newbie
Activity: 87
Merit: 0
Or network outages? Outages and downtime are inevitable in any mining operating, what you can say about that?
newbie
Activity: 87
Merit: 0
Hello everybody. It would be desirable to find out opinion of Foleum team, or people connected with they, about problems in mining for today, what do they think about this?
What kind of relevant problems does it have?
Oh, that's a good topic to discuss. There is a lot information about the different
problems in the white paper. I can list all, if it's necessary for you.
Hmm...i'm not quite sure about this, maybe some most relevant problems?
Actually, it's pretty hard  to say what's the most "relevant" problem right now, cuz all of them pretty relevant  Cheesy
Oh, okay then, what's about lack of hardware right now? Cuz it's pretty serious right now, in my opinion.
Okay, about this problem, according White Paper:
 "Acquiring the hardware components for on the intended scale of the Project would normally be a large concern due to
the popularity of blockchain mining and the limited production capacity of hardware suppliers. There is extremely high
demand for this type of hardware.
Through our network of strategic partners, we have been able to secure prioritized access to components such as
GPUs and motherboards in large quantities."
Huh, i see, so they are really found some solves for these problems, that's pretty interesting.
What's about Thermal Management then?
newbie
Activity: 220
Merit: 0
Hey. I have been following your project for a long quite time, i really like it. 
I wanna ask, is Foleum will be financed by its community?
Hello. yes, Foleum is financed by its community of FOL Crystal holders.
And what's FOL Crystal holders gets for themselves from it?
Sure, in turn, Crystal holders are entitled to receive distributions of up to 60% of the Project’s mining profits.
That's pretty cool! So, tokens/coins will be mined each day if i understand right, is that it?
Yeap, that's right. Daily, Foleum and participants will be mine tokens such as: BTC, ETH, LTC, ZEC, etc...
Okay, i see, that's rather good in my opinion. So all of this crypto currency, will be distributed between participants?
newbie
Activity: 252
Merit: 0
Greetings people! Recently, the blockchain mining is thing, that everyone is talking about. So i want to try it by myself, i already read a decent amount of different articles about it, but it would be better to hear it from the horse's mouth, if it's not burdensome  for you, of course...
Greetings. Welcome to our field Smiley Long story short: blockchain or cryptocurrencies mining is the process where a transactions or digital asset such as information is
verified and added to a public ledger, known as the blockchain, and the means through which new cryptocurrencies tokens are released.
So, this thing require  some special hardware to do this? Or it can work or any personal computer?
It can, in theory, but it's not that effective. This process generally requires a specially-designed computer that can
handle operating 24/7 under extremely high load. (ASIC-based miners are used to mine Bitcoin or Litecoin, GPU-
based equipment is used to mine other altcoins like Ethereum or Zcash.
Oh, i understand. And the most important question - is that even profitability?
Because all this servers and spending you know...

Yes, just like the price of Bitcoin the profitability of mining can swing drastically.
However, Bitcoin’s historical average mining profitability is about $15 a day with
standard currently available Foleum equipment.
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