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Topic: ANTMINER S7 is available at bitmaintech.com with 4.86TH/s, 0.25J/GH - page 37. (Read 528055 times)

legendary
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Mine for a Bit
I am still buying S7s right now.  My numbers are still showing that there is a return. 

I do have the belief that there will be an increase in BTC and a mild upward trend in difficulty over the next two months, then a dramatic downward trend after that due to more miners getting out of the business. 
hero member
Activity: 572
Merit: 506
If Bitfury actually sells miners to us; Bitmain will probably release an S9 with new chips a month or two after.  Ironically its probably in our best interest that Bitfury not sell us miners. That being said; I want new miners already.

We can make a bet: who will delivery miners first? Bitfury's 16nm or Bitmain's 16nm??  Roll Eyes Grin
legendary
Activity: 1050
Merit: 1000
Just brought my first S7 online, colocated. and I'm happy with it.
The pricing is getting better and better Smiley
hero member
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Merit: 500
Batches are coming thick and fast Batch 14 is now up. Reduction in price to $602 from $637, ships out just a Week after Batch 13 from March 28th

Rich

And yet the hashrate seems to have stabilized since mid-Feb. despite several batches shipping... I'm guessing the lower prices are attracting smaller at-home miners, but big buys have slowed down.

That and it would take 118 ph/s to come online in difficulty period for a 10% increase now. I feel like we're entering into another flat diff. period like last year.

Could be that the majority of the Big buyers would get in early, and perhaps at better prices than on the website, and that we are as you describe mopping up the tail of smaller home miners with the ever decreasing price?


I think also the latest high difficulty increases will have caused a lot of older miners to be shut down, and we have yet to see real volumes of 14/16nm, so a period of flat difficulty might be on the cards?

Rich
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Batches are coming thick and fast Batch 14 is now up. Reduction in price to $602 from $637, ships out just a Week after Batch 13 from March 28th

Rich

And yet the hashrate seems to have stabilized since mid-Feb. despite several batches shipping... I'm guessing the lower prices are attracting smaller at-home miners, but big buys have slowed down.

That and it would take 118 ph/s to come online in difficulty period for a 10% increase now. I feel like we're entering into another flat diff. period like last year.
hero member
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Batches are coming thick and fast Batch 14 is now up. Reduction in price to $602 from $637, ships out just a Week after Batch 13 from March 28th

Rich
full member
Activity: 196
Merit: 100
Antpool killing.  4  Blocks in a row.  DAMNZZZZZZZZZZ.  Back to back.  What are the odds of that?

403436   16 minutes   514   5,779.20 BTC   AntPool   303.46
403435   21 minutes   1061   9,651.40 BTC   AntPool   482.62
403434   31 minutes   211   861.00 BTC   AntPool   603.89
403433   32 minutes   1919   14,391.75 BTC   AntPool   905.88

and then 2 others within 1hr.  CRAZY! 
full member
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I mine because math
Just received my 4 batch 12 s7's, arrived in 3 days flat.
Just finished testing all 4 and I couldn't be happier. Another 18TH/s for slushpool and classic blocks  Smiley
full member
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Just to let everyone know that does any RENTING.

Slush's has not had a block in over 17hours.  As you know this is rare for 50PH/s.  This might be a good time to send some Hashpower over there.





   this is kano pool not slush.  they have 50 ph so leave them off this thread.

This isn't ANY pool. Leave them all off the thread unless they're actively giving away S7s for free.


Free S7 here I come with a couple of blocks.  =)   Let's gamble.  =)  

P.S I love the fact that SLUSH gives their members the ability to vote for the size of the BLOCK.  Why would we want to hinder the Block size by 1MB?  That is simply insanity if you've noticed all the delay and increase in fees for transmission due to the smaller block size.  

UPDATE - HIT 2 BLOCKS!!!  WOOT!,
UPDATE # 2 - A Ton more blocks after that.  Thanks AriesV10 for the heads up.  WOOT!
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
your are correct my bad.  I will edit my comment.

I edited my post.
sr. member
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Merit: 251
Just to let everyone know that does any RENTING.

Slush's has not had a block in over 17hours.  As you know this is rare for 50PH/s.  This might be a good time to send some Hashpower over there.





   this is kano pool not slush.  they have 50 ph so leave them off this thread.

This isn't ANY pool. Leave them all off the thread unless they're actively giving away S7s for free.
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
Just to let everyone know that does any RENTING.

Slush's has not had a block in over 17hours.  As you know this is rare for 50PH/s.  This might be a good time to send some Hashpower over there.





   this is       kano pool




not slush.  they have 50 ph so leave them off this thread.


My apologies too much thread hopping
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1006
Mine for a Bit
Just to let everyone know that does any RENTING.

Slush's has not had a block in over 17hours.  As you know this is rare for 50PH/s.  This might be a good time to send some Hashpower over there.



legendary
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His post count is over 600. I'm sure he's just making a point in disconnected threads.
Besides, what's the point in raising post count? This isn't 1992.

Because posting once a day raises your activity level and in turn gets you a higher "status" for signature campaigns...
legendary
Activity: 2294
Merit: 1182
Now the money is free, and so the people will be
NEW DIFFICULTY LEVEL

Bitcoin Difficulty:   165,496,835,118
Estimated Next Difficulty:   170,978,944,443 (+3.31%)
Adjust time:   After 1999 Blocks, About 14.2 days
Hashrate(?):   1,178,961,713 GH/s

Do you really need to spam all the threads you can with this new diff copy paste ? Looks like to me you're trying to jump your post count ...

meh I dont mind it
sr. member
Activity: 359
Merit: 251
NEW DIFFICULTY LEVEL

Bitcoin Difficulty:   165,496,835,118
Estimated Next Difficulty:   170,978,944,443 (+3.31%)
Adjust time:   After 1999 Blocks, About 14.2 days
Hashrate(?):   1,178,961,713 GH/s

Do you really need to spam all the threads you can with this new diff copy paste ? Looks like to me you're trying to jump your post count ...

His post count is over 600. I'm sure he's just making a point in disconnected threads.
Besides, what's the point in raising post count? This isn't 1992.
legendary
Activity: 1638
Merit: 1005
NEW DIFFICULTY LEVEL

Bitcoin Difficulty:   165,496,835,118
Estimated Next Difficulty:   170,978,944,443 (+3.31%)
Adjust time:   After 1999 Blocks, About 14.2 days
Hashrate(?):   1,178,961,713 GH/s

Do you really need to spam all the threads you can with this new diff copy paste ? Looks like to me you're trying to jump your post count ...
legendary
Activity: 1260
Merit: 1006
Mine for a Bit
NEW DIFFICULTY LEVEL

Bitcoin Difficulty:   165,496,835,118
Estimated Next Difficulty:   170,978,944,443 (+3.31%)
Adjust time:   After 1999 Blocks, About 14.2 days
Hashrate(?):   1,178,961,713 GH/s
legendary
Activity: 1736
Merit: 1006
I need to pick someone's brain about solo mining PEERCOIN with S7's

For whatever reason I just cannot get it going and yes, I'm running a full node with plenty of incoming connections. The router is configured properly. It a matter of getting the miners to talk to the node/wallet. and yes again, I'm running the latest version v0.5.2

If someone is mining PEERCOIN with their S5 or S7, please post your ppcoin.conf file, and what you use for the URL to talk to the wallet.

Thanks

BTW.... My head hurts from beating it on the keyboard....





http://ppcoin.securepayment.cc/



Yeah.... I have a few pointed there at the moment, BUT..... there is still a "middle man" in the mix. Someone I don't know, its a very small solo pool, kinda new, etc... with how much scamming there is surrounding cryptocurrencies, I'm very leery with just about everything. The less people with their fingers in the pie the better security and stronger the network.

With PPC being a low enough diff and I have most definitely enough hash-power here, I could make solo mining worth while.... but, I would like to cut out the middle man and mine TRUE SOLO .... using the full wallet/node.

Not only to satisfy my paranoia (puts on his tinfoil has and twiddles his fingers while looking slyly out the window from behind the closes blinds)........  but also to learn... err ... relearn, how to solo mine. I did it years ago with other coins. The wife giving me gray hair and plenty of stress, the whisky and the drugs the doc wants me to take equals : "Duh.... I don't remember sh!t anymore" and the stuff that I find online is soooooo outdated.

So, to be helpful and educational, could someone could post their ppcoin.conf file and their miner settings (URL and port #), what ports to forward at the router --- there seems to be  A LOT of confusion on RPC port and the "network" port posted online IE 9901, 9902, now 9903 and 9904 I've seen mentioned more recently.


Thanks



i tired for a couple of hours to mine from the ppcoind client on linux.. it always showed DEAD on the miner :/

i pointed my 2 s5s on here, each one has found blocks so far..

i think that is more then they would have found mining bitcoin and still a couple weeks left.

ive also mined on the digitalcoin one.. i found like 80 some blocks so far on that.


Digitalcoin is --->not<--- one of the coins I see frequently bettering BTC.

DGC gets to the top of the charts yes, but in little flash moments, then it will go rest down among the unprofitable coins. DGC's rapid movement is probably due to automated pump and dumps. You would be holding DGC for a far longer time, putting the DGC into an exchange with a sell order at a high amount, HOPING for another pump and dump to come along in which it would trigger your sell order and you become rich (rrrrright).  It's a good solution if you have the ability to wait - IE, not have to pay the electric or rent. However, it also puts you at greater risk for your stash of DGC to vanish due to an exchange hack, or a crooked exchange op claiming a hack, or hardware failure without a proper backup etc... Just look at Cryptsy, or the questionable happening currently at iSpace.co.uk .... a hardware crash without backup and mined coins went !poof!

Peercoin, Bitcoin and Mazacoin are usually in the top 5 coins, Its gets a little more fluid and muddy with number 4 and 5.

As I've said before, There is not one coin that remains consistently above BTC, its more or less a random rotation around BTC, but there is a definite select few that are in the rotation. Those are the coins I've been following by randomly timed noting their position within the top 5, of which I'll soon make a 1 month chart, then in the future a 2 mo, and 3 mo chart to show which coins are consistent more in rotation around BTC, then develop a "round robin" mining / investment approach.

BTC is no longer the most profitable. BTC, however, is the most consistent coin for short term mining, IE: mine today, cash out today. Where as the others are mine today, place the coins into cold storage or in an exchange with a sell order and wait till it rotates back above BTC's value - which does not take long usually less than 48hrs - automatically cashing out that coin for BTC which then is far easier to exchange for fiat. Not to mention more secure in my case because I only use one BTC exchange to convert to USD, where as the other coins have to be exchanged on many other exchanges.... why have your personal and banking data spread all around the world? Not to mention that I do not store ANY coins on the web, they are all mined then transfered to cold storage unless placed on an exchange with a sell order.

Its just a hair bit more work than set it and forget it BTC mining, but for a 10%, 15%.... 25% or more increase in profit over BTC, its worth the few extra mouse clicks.

Mining is profit investing now.... not just mine and cashing out.

digital coin is pretty profitable..
the reason its not on the top of the what to mine list is because its flawed.

digital coin goes hours in really low diff. about 200M or so.. during that time a s5 or s7 can get 100s of blocks.
then it shoots back up to 2.5B or so and then you dont get so many blocks.

its kind of a hold coin.. you can put it on bittrex but im holding mine to see what happens.
sr. member
Activity: 277
Merit: 250
I need to pick someone's brain about solo mining PEERCOIN with S7's

For whatever reason I just cannot get it going and yes, I'm running a full node with plenty of incoming connections. The router is configured properly. It a matter of getting the miners to talk to the node/wallet. and yes again, I'm running the latest version v0.5.2

If someone is mining PEERCOIN with their S5 or S7, please post your ppcoin.conf file, and what you use for the URL to talk to the wallet.

Thanks

BTW.... My head hurts from beating it on the keyboard....





http://ppcoin.securepayment.cc/



Yeah.... I have a few pointed there at the moment, BUT..... there is still a "middle man" in the mix. Someone I don't know, its a very small solo pool, kinda new, etc... with how much scamming there is surrounding cryptocurrencies, I'm very leery with just about everything. The less people with their fingers in the pie the better security and stronger the network.

With PPC being a low enough diff and I have most definitely enough hash-power here, I could make solo mining worth while.... but, I would like to cut out the middle man and mine TRUE SOLO .... using the full wallet/node.

Not only to satisfy my paranoia (puts on his tinfoil has and twiddles his fingers while looking slyly out the window from behind the closes blinds)........  but also to learn... err ... relearn, how to solo mine. I did it years ago with other coins. The wife giving me gray hair and plenty of stress, the whisky and the drugs the doc wants me to take equals : "Duh.... I don't remember sh!t anymore" and the stuff that I find online is soooooo outdated.

So, to be helpful and educational, could someone could post their ppcoin.conf file and their miner settings (URL and port #), what ports to forward at the router --- there seems to be  A LOT of confusion on RPC port and the "network" port posted online IE 9901, 9902, now 9903 and 9904 I've seen mentioned more recently.


Thanks



i tired for a couple of hours to mine from the ppcoind client on linux.. it always showed DEAD on the miner :/

i pointed my 2 s5s on here, each one has found blocks so far..

i think that is more then they would have found mining bitcoin and still a couple weeks left.

ive also mined on the digitalcoin one.. i found like 80 some blocks so far on that.


Digitalcoin is --->not<--- one of the coins I see frequently bettering BTC.

DGC gets to the top of the charts yes, but in little flash moments, then it will go rest down among the unprofitable coins. DGC's rapid movement is probably due to automated pump and dumps. You would be holding DGC for a far longer time, putting the DGC into an exchange with a sell order at a high amount, HOPING for another pump and dump to come along in which it would trigger your sell order and you become rich (rrrrright).  It's a good solution if you have the ability to wait - IE, not have to pay the electric or rent. However, it also puts you at greater risk for your stash of DGC to vanish due to an exchange hack, or a crooked exchange op claiming a hack, or hardware failure without a proper backup etc... Just look at Cryptsy, or the questionable happening currently at iSpace.co.uk .... a hardware crash without backup and mined coins went !poof!

Peercoin, Bitcoin and Mazacoin are usually in the top 5 coins, Its gets a little more fluid and muddy with number 4 and 5.

As I've said before, There is not one coin that remains consistently above BTC, its more or less a random rotation around BTC, but there is a definite select few that are in the rotation. Those are the coins I've been following by randomly timed noting their position within the top 5, of which I'll soon make a 1 month chart, then in the future a 2 mo, and 3 mo chart to show which coins are consistent more in rotation around BTC, then develop a "round robin" mining / investment approach.

BTC is no longer the most profitable. BTC, however, is the most consistent coin for short term mining, IE: mine today, cash out today. Where as the others are mine today, place the coins into cold storage or in an exchange with a sell order and wait till it rotates back above BTC's value - which does not take long usually less than 48hrs - automatically cashing out that coin for BTC which then is far easier to exchange for fiat. Not to mention more secure in my case because I only use one BTC exchange to convert to USD, where as the other coins have to be exchanged on many other exchanges.... why have your personal and banking data spread all around the world? Not to mention that I do not store ANY coins on the web, they are all mined then transfered to cold storage unless placed on an exchange with a sell order.

Its just a hair bit more work than set it and forget it BTC mining, but for a 10%, 15%.... 25% or more increase in profit over BTC, its worth the few extra mouse clicks.

Mining is profit investing now.... not just mine and cashing out.
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