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Quote from: oper128 on October 16, 2013, 12:29:45 PM

Quote from: 01BTC10 on October 15, 2013, 10:06:51 PM

Quote from: Darkhand on October 15, 2013, 09:32:58 PM

Couldn't it be these guys testing prototypes?

http://scryptasic.org/

Is it for real or I'm being trolled? https://cryptostocks.com/securities/54

ok must be fake.

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using the scrypt algorithm while using our custom ASIC to Scrypt conversion technology.

Suspicious units, I expect cgminer to switch to Gh/s for such high speeds

They thought about that when writing their sale speach Roll Eyes

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The CGminer screenshot might look different in terms of the figures it is producing but that is a result of the conversion process. The unit during testing was solo mining our internal test coin and as you can see reaches the 50,000 KH/s hashing target.

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Quote from: beekeeper on October 16, 2013, 02:27:26 PM

Ask them to show you the board.

I'd like to see the 25k blocks.

The best share is only 88.1K. Roll Eyes

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LTC

Ask them to show you the board.

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Quote from: oper128 on October 16, 2013, 12:29:45 PM

Quote from: 01BTC10 on October 15, 2013, 10:06:51 PM

Quote from: Darkhand on October 15, 2013, 09:32:58 PM

Couldn't it be these guys testing prototypes?

http://scryptasic.org/

Is it for real or I'm being trolled? https://cryptostocks.com/securities/54

ok must be fake.

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using the scrypt algorithm while using our custom ASIC to Scrypt conversion technology.

Suspicious units, I expect cgminer to switch to Gh/s for such high speeds

Exactly!
Besides an ASIC chip that run at 45°C ? In my opinion it too low temperature.
Conclusion: 100% fake!

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Quote from: 01BTC10 on October 15, 2013, 10:06:51 PM

Quote from: Darkhand on October 15, 2013, 09:32:58 PM

Couldn't it be these guys testing prototypes?

http://scryptasic.org/

Is it for real or I'm being trolled? https://cryptostocks.com/securities/54

ok must be fake.

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using the scrypt algorithm while using our custom ASIC to Scrypt conversion technology.

Suspicious units, I expect cgminer to switch to Gh/s for such high speeds
http://s21.postimg.org/9b4a86fhz/Unit_1_CGminer_Solo_Mining.png

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I suppose I should have put quotes around their so-called 'prototypes' Wink

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"S.A.I Unit 1 – 50,000 Kh/s typical speed"

JUMPIN GEEEBAS Shocked

I smell another BaaFLaaAvalon ..

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Quote from: Darkhand on October 15, 2013, 09:32:58 PM

Couldn't it be these guys testing prototypes?

http://scryptasic.org/

Is it for real or I'm being trolled? https://cryptostocks.com/securities/54

ok must be fake.

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using the scrypt algorithm while using our custom ASIC to Scrypt conversion technology.

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Darkhand

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Couldn't it be these guys testing prototypes?

http://scryptasic.org/

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Hi! Any news about that?

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It's just all the people realizing that chasing the ASICs for Bitcoin is a money losing proposition in most cases, while GPUs are still quite profitable with the right set of circumstances.

I've also dropped from 3rd at Coinotron to about 6th-12th.

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Quote from: LiteMine on September 21, 2013, 12:07:36 PM

He's pushing 1.9 GH/s on LiteGuardian. They must have set up a special server for him, the other servers add up to 2.6 and the pool is 4.5 GH/s now. VIP Grin

Prob not going to get a good answer, its in their best interest to lie about it since he's bringing in killer fees and finding blocks like mad. If this is GPU's, then I imagine guys running around restarting rigs and going crazy, as it fluctuates from 1.9 to 2.9 GH/s all the time.

Try a lot more... I've noticed a bunch of new members of the top ten pop out of nowhere as well. There's been two new users that joined at the same time at 454,164 and 151,831 KH . In the past week I was bumped from 6-8th to between 20-29th. At this point I'm thinking these people do have a decent amount of GPUs, but it is some sort of exploit that's allowing users to manage the difficulty of their shares while liteguardian believes they're at the dynamic difficulty the pool sets.

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Pfff

I know what it is but screw you guys I'm not telling cause I wanna profit myself.

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Monster hashrates keep poppin in and out of IFC... IT seems to have doubled...

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He's pushing 1.9 GH/s on LiteGuardian. They must have set up a special server for him, the other servers add up to 2.6 and the pool is 4.5 GH/s now. VIP Grin

Prob not going to get a good answer, its in their best interest to lie about it since he's bringing in killer fees and finding blocks like mad. If this is GPU's, then I imagine guys running around restarting rigs and going crazy, as it fluctuates from 1.9 to 2.9 GH/s all the time.

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Hi everybody,
is "he" still mining? Any news?

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cool rig there! Grin

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I was discussing this on the Liteguardian IRC with the pool managers. They mentioned the same thing; "He said he was converting a GPU farm from BTC to LTC." I also asked about the number of connections and they said that it was running through one connection. I'm guessing they meant IP or TOR connection. I'd like to know the number of "miners / zombies" connecting to the pool though. Next time I hop on there I'll ask.

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Quote from: dudeofthestick on September 09, 2013, 06:43:23 PM

Ok, let's summarize:
- It's not a classic botnet

Probably not, unless the botnet is running inside a corporation's network.

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- it's not a gpu farm

Why not?

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- it looks like something running in laptops/desktops and not servers.

What makes you say that?

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- it has the classic pattern of applications in corporate IT

Apparently.

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- it works on Saturdays!

Did it continue into Sunday?
That "Saturday" was Friday somewhere.

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I bet for abuse of (a lot of) corporate resources... If so, it cannot be a single person... And this is really, really difficult.

What if it was making optimal use of otherwise unused corporate resources?
I know of an FPGA farm that is used about 30 hours for the weekly regression run, but is otherwise mostly idle.

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