Topic: [BBR] Boolberry: Privacy and Security - Guaranteed Since 2014 - page 345. (Read 1210752 times)

You in which mineral pool?

Dunno if I want to release the stratum CUDA miner, it's fun being the only one with 770 - 780kh/s out of a 750Ti @ stock.

Now off the charts in coinmarketcap  

I saw that too on BBR.FARM and now it´s occur again. Interesting is that yesterday add only 5 more miners and now at 150MH/s there are only 3 more.
Thats mean that one miner have estimated 50MH/s and i wonder which machine can generate this huge hash power.
Or it´s possible to bundle hash power?
Would be interesting when the admin of bbr.farm clear up if the hashpower came from Amazon.

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IMO
1) gpu mining still difficult if you are not a tech-head. I've downloaded latest releases and still can't sort out gpu miner
2) awesome technology......price miners securing cost/profit

You still seem to discuss some problems, I would like to ask who knows the following questions now:
1 why BBR didn't have a decent pool, a total of 5 pool is an open network, display 1G force is always SOLO.
2 why do BBR QT such a powerful force, is also strong, super update block, but the price is so low.

what makes you think he had even 3 or 0.3 bbr?

go look at his posting history ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Mine is apparently faster, and I haven't released it. Am I the devil, too? And it's not just BBR, XMR had 10x faster CPU miners within a week of launch, as I've said before.

Thanks for the cheap coins.  If you do mind me asking, did you use gpu, cloud, or bots?

I saw the BBR.FARM pool hash rate climb rapidly up to over 110 MH/s.  I am not sure how high it went to since I was away from computer afterwards for a while.  I saw 5 blocks found in an 1 hour period (plus 3 the previous hour). Then it went back down. Now the pool seems to be down. Perhaps it was more than the pool could handle?  It does seem interesting.
Edit: It back up at 55M at going up again.  Wow!
Edit: At 200M now. Approaching 10% of the network hash rate.  This is typical for other coins but not usual for BBR.
Edit: And back down it goes. Perhaps someone with large hash power is doing some tests

@damashup: great post and welcome on my bookmark list (its the contrary of an ignore list, it means that i'll check every post you make in order to find some gems as good as this one!)

Demand come from investors but this is only a speculative demand.
The real demand come from something usefulness outside of the cryptoworld.
Until now we don´t have a single one application what would be useful for the Joe Black.
 (or maybe yes: to hide his lottery win from his wife in divorce. But this is difficult to use for him, because he use a 32bit PC with WinXP and 2GB RAM) 

Going by the pools on the OP, I only see 2 that have miners... and it seems you're out hashing them. My question to you is why would you mine BBR at this point?

I have a slightly different take in this matter, but I can see where you are coming from.

I think it is fair to say that there have been even optimized scrypt sgminer revisions that have remained private till date. For a few that are able to do it, there is no incentive to release such private miners honestly. If someone can get an edge in any facet of life, they are going to do it for their own benefit and no one should be judgmental about it.

The exception is when they announce it and see that their announcements are in effect hurting them and hurting a larger user base. That is when a little bit of camaraderie should kick in.

Christian and Wolf have more to gain than lose if and when they start collaborating and solidify their own positions. Wolf has already been doing it and is being recognized for it. I am sure Christian will do it too unless some have just rubbed him the wrong way and I am too lazy to investigate if that is the case.

We as end users should be requesting it from programmers and coders with the abilities of Christian and Wolf rather than accepting that it is A-ok and that we understand.

weird. My two nVidia home rigs do a combined 12 MH/s. One would think with the availability of a public OpenCL miner people (especially AMD folks) would join the pools in droves and add much more hash rate.

I'm saying I neither know nor care. But I'll indulge you.

It "could be" a lot of things that compel this rogue miner to do what they're doing.

PROFITABILITY QUESTION:
It needn't be about profit, and my belief is it isn't profit driven. If it were profit driven, the rogue miner would allow the coin to rebound and for the price to rise/ stabilise and confidence to return before dumping again. This rogue miner has little regard for the price.

POSSIBLE MOTIVES:

• It might be some simply out to destroy the coin to eliminate a rival or even discredit CN coins generally.
• It could be someone out to destroy this coin for 'kicks' or simply because they can.

POSSIBLE METHODS:

• This rogue miner could be using a botnet, if they're not doing it for profit, the fact that there are more profitable coins they could mine is irrelevant
• It may be they've found a way of hashing THIS coin x100 faster than any other miner out there

THE EVIDENCE:
My point is... all that 'who dunnit' is irrelevant and just leads to needless finger pointing and unhelpful allegations that cannot be substantiated. I study the DATA and what that is telling me. It's telling me this ONE rogue miner (I don't know who & don't care who), mining the majority of the coins and systematically & consistently dumping them on Poloniex (I don't know why and I don't care why).

It is so obvious, I can only imagine no-one else has bothered to watch trades for any given amount of time. I've been diligently watching for a few weeks. I've also bothered to wade through tx histories to see how they correlate with dumps in Poloniex, as part of my due diligence ahead of deciding whether to invest heavily (for me) in this coin. I won't bore you with the details of my findings, it's all hiding in plain sight anyway.

One thing I think everyone can agree on is the discrepancies between total hashrate for BBR and the hashrate of the known pools. All the pools combined - a measly 10-12MH/s out of  1-1.5GH/s being hashed. They find a handful of the 720 blocks emitted each day. The majority are mined in the great 'unknown.' I am positive that at least 300-400 of those blocks are going to the rouge miner. With private miners making up the rest.

QUESTION FOR MINERS:
Flip the question on it's head... if there isn't a rogue miner (and it was say investors dumping). Who on earth is mining 1GH/s of BBR at this point and to what purpose? To make a profit?? Aren't there more profitable coins? To get BBR?? Wouldn't it be more profitable to mine other coins at this point, sell them and use the proceeds to buy BBR from the dumping investors on the exchanges??

I don't want him to keep the miner private. I have no position on the matter at all. It's his business, entirely. 

I do think it is better for a coin to try to level the playing field on mining to some extent, which is why we created open source GPU miner bounties early on for XMR. The nv bounty produced results and although the ati miner didn't, we got lucky in that claymore released his miner. It is not open source but at least it is public (with a small fee). Not ideal, but better than private.

So if you are asking me if I think it would be better for BBR if he released his miner, the answer is yes (and it would have been even better had he released it much earlier). However, I have no say in that and neither does anyone else.