Topic: BiblePay | 10% to Orphan-Charity | RANDOMX MINING | Sanctuaries (Masternodes) - page 362. (Read 243454 times)

or RAM and it looks on crap win 

my daily is much more...

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i'm running 24/7 with turbo on all cores, so 3.1ghz/core
maybe you dont have turbo enabled, or maybe you have windows

I have some dual2680v2, but they make max 45-50$ by byteball. Daily average is 170k WCG points=1.7$
But you are right that it is great oportunity for all miners. I am selling byteball rewards everyday, and I am buying more BBP or paying my bills with it.

How about increase RAC for Rosseta - Lower UTXO require - Keep Team requirement and allow Join ByteBall.

give profit to users and they will come... not blocking byteball is great way to do it. if somebody already have powerfull pc, then he could do profit only with byteball. for example, dual 2680v2 can do about 70$ per month with byteball, but electricity bill will be about 40$. so mining bbp with any price and also byteball is profitable. you cant loose as byteball pays in $ converted to gbytes. so doesnt matter how price of gbyte actualy is. users can pay their bill just using balls and dont need to sell bbp - they will hold, and buy as they also will need to stake. more miners -> less payouts per miner -> higher costs per payout -> higher bbp value
you just need to make some PR about this

I totally agree Rob. The world thought Noah was crazy too; until the rains came and flooded the Earth.

Yes, we will look like the crazy ones until the Rapture occurs , but anyway, I'm referring to a decentralized store of Christian videos yes, but with an additional twist:
Once we have our PODS running, we consider creating a list of trusted hosts within IPFS (these are sanctuary public IP addresses).
Then we upload the videos.

The difference here is that our sancs would definitely have a library of Christian videos to watch.  (In contrast to them being decentralized requiring the internet to be up).

I definitely see uses for this, as if for example you have a UPS and the power is out for a few days, any normal user could watch these important videos with their family on a projector, etc.  Some of these videos are in the pool 'external links' - please watch all of them, everyone.

There goes Rob again with his crazy talk.

Seriously though, this would be easy to do if we had a simple way to get all the IPFS attachments as a list. It'd be easy to curate thereafter and even host the web page on IPFS so it is completely decentralized.

We should also consider making a directory of Christian videos, and make a feature where our Christian videos are uploaded to IPFS and made available on the BiblePay network.  Make it so that during the great tribulation, if the internet is down and any BiblePay user has access to a machine within a LAN or WAN link hosting IPFS, they can watch the Christian videos.  (Maybe they will be sitting at a campfire some day with a laptop and 10 left behind Christians with nothing to do).

Bhavani is working on a Great Trib feature that will make index cards available for in-wallet access to Christian camps, and this will contain their 'snap to grid' longitude, latitude (IE their nearest street corner), with the ability to see these users on a map in BiblePay.

This is a great idea!  We should consider rewarding 100% to Biblepay's team and 50% to non-biblepay, and that gives a strong incentive to join our team, but doesnt kick anyone else out!

Ill make this a spork setting, and we can vote on the spork fractional level for non-biblepay teams.  I think .50 would be nice.

I assert the one who wrote this is acting as a pedophile.

Come forward and publically post anything you believe is a risk inside the code, give me the details and the risk - otherwise this is FUD.

Togo, post this on Reddit also.

OK - Team challenge is On for the THOR CHALLENGE.

I have signed us up into the challenge.

I understand your perspective on the dumps,  and this explanation is not going to make people happy, as a matter of fact it will probably upset a lot of people. 

But I do say this with experience - since I ran a hedge fund at one time (I don't run it now, for reasons Ill explain after DAHF is live, but it had nothing to do with failure, it was a success til the last day of operation).  There are situations that traders run into in liquidating positions where things can get much worse the following day (think companies go out of business, leveraged buyouts, government intervention, all kinds of systemic risks, broker risk etc), where it is prudent when one wants to liquidate a position, that needs to be done and logged and finished.

In the case of BiblePay and Compassion, we have a $12,000 per month bill to pay by the 21st every month.  We have 8 million or so BBP to sell between the 15th and the 25th (roughly) every month.  I know you are of the opinion that we should not sell those BBP for less than a psychological threshhold.  However, my procedure is to span the sell out over as many days possible, but all coins for this month need sold this month.  I'm not of the camp that believes we can start borrowing from rich people here to pay the current bill, keep long accounting records, pray that our price recovers by next month, sell last months coins one month late, because I know what this leads to:  Eventually you will have a 3 month downturn where we are stuck with a $30,000 bill in arrears, and our price is 6 satoshi and we have 24 million coins in the treasury to sell. 

So for this reason, the best practice is to liquidate each months holdings at any price and start fresh every month.

The real solution here is to educate our buyers that they need to put in limit buy orders below the market every month and buy up those cheap coins.

ByteBall. You get 10% bonus if you are on their team. Since I am on team BiblePay, only get 100% instead of 100% + 10% bonus.

Anyone interested in getting free ByteBall for doing WCG tasks, you can join the WCG distribution here:
https://wiki.byteball.org/WCG_distribution Like 616 says, it is pretty easy. I'm surprised, they are still a tiny percentage of WCG. I wonder why?

Yes, thats part of a free economy, (dollar cost averaging into your position), but buying or mining with a 'projected target value' is being bullish because you believe you know something that is not currently priced in.

I'm more concerned with those smaller folks.  It's taken me a quite a while to get to where i'm at stake-wise..   I worry flooding the market with others and "instant-on" RAC will help short-term price IF they join up.

I would like to see a rate limit on the outsiders..  If your in team BBP you get 100%,  other teams you get 10% of your RAC (or something similar).
This is how Byteball does it (and also may help them to come over and start staking with less of an up-front investiment)

I'm not saying I would, but its pretty enticing for miners solely after profit to go though the work to split machines up to fall under any cap.  If they do that, then they do one of two things, either the dump unneeded coins and destroy the price or they convert into Sanctuaries and skew the ROI for others.  Again, not saying they would, but if our two biggest did that, there would be roughly 50M BBP suddenly freed up, if that all went into Sanctuaries, it would mean an instant 10% increase in Sanctuaries.

More importantly, it opens the door for botnets to crush our coin.  That was what was occurring before PoDC, it appeared half to two thirds of our coins were being mined by botnets.   When they left, the price rebounded (which could have been for a variety of reasons, but legitimate users started seeing reasonable numbers). The people least sensitive to the price of generating coins would be the ones hijacking computers and given enough incentive many will cheat.

We've tried to gain users, you can earn more writing orphan letters each month than the average home system is going to generate on PoDC but we struggle to get letters written.  You can get an airdrop which is enough for the average home system to partially stake and get rewarded but haven't seen a ton of small new users from it.  You can go to BBP-Pool and PoDC for 65% of the reward with NO Stake, but their user base seems to be capping out.  So would this help, who knows but so far there have been three methods to get around the objection that it's hard to get started due to stake and there has been little long term growth directly tied to that.  My belief is removing the stake would get users that are solely for the financial benefit, like I am at Byteball (and would wager most if not all the others from BBP that are there are for the same).

As far as selling the Orphan block, yes, I would agree.  Sell no more than 10% of the take per day would be a good starting point, 5% might be better.

last winners was friends from XTREME_SYSTEMS= SLOVAKIA

A big thank you to David Pope Anderson, the big boss of BOINC, who supports the THOR CHALLENGE [Y3-2018].

I respect your thoughts and discussion.

My major proofs that 1% is pretty high are 1) Byteball.  The paid out on 84.8M WCG Points, and there were a total of 906M points earned overall at the project.  So they go less than 10% on a no-staking, no-risk, super-easy to link coin.  2) Last time I ran the numbers, on the two CPU projects we were about 10x more profitable than Gridcoin. Gridcoin users are, by and large, savvy with crypto, so the technical barrier to entry is pretty low for them, but we've not seen many converts recently, which if they cared solely for maximizing profit, the would come here, PoDC BBP, sell it and buy GRC for a massively increased return.  That they haven't leads me to believe we're either still too hard, we've not been convincing enough that we're not a scam-coin or there are too many anti-religious crypto users that wouldn't come here even if the profits were 100-fold.  I don't truly believe we're too hard for a GRC user, so that leaves really the other two options, the first we can affect by increased transparency and the second we have not bearing on.

I'm going to save my AMD EPYC 24c/48t for this. If we can rank well, this will help bring visibility to BiblePay and hopefully help sustain sponsorships to our poor children ("orphans")


That's what the airdrop was for. Some parts can be improved, but you have to register a Rosetta@Home account and download the BOINC client. That really can't be helped. Unless, someone runs a 0% bbppool clone and you just have one account to register. It could be done now with bbppool now but someone would have to subsidize the 35% pool fee.

Anyway, I am going to write a realistic suggestion where there is a new tab in the QT wallet outlining the steps required:

* Create account on Rosetta@Home - QT wallet will have a field where yo will be asked to enter your CPID so wallet can keep track
* Download BOINC client, add Rosetta project
* Complete Rosetta tasks

(This step is troublesome and could use refinement)

* Register Rosetta account to BBP blockchain

-- make CPID to blockchain registration fee lower (0.001) so that you can get easily from biblepayfaucet.com instead
-- smart contract knows you are not on blockchain, but have CPID and will send you 1 BBP once
-- pool.biblepay.org faucet for 1 BBP (but you have to register yet another account)

* Once CPID is on blockchain, biblepay.conf is revised to set up pool mining on purepool.org as you can PoBH mine anonymously (just need your wallet address) and CPID is recognized on blockchain