Topic: CCminer(SP-MOD) Modded NVIDIA Maxwell / Pascal kernels. - page 388. (Read 2347659 times)

LBRY $0.034396 (+47.52%)

$515,831 24hours volume

dcr&lbc are nvidia coins, just to be on topic, huge advantage against amd.

dcr can possible do everything btc, eth and xmr are trying to do. That alone makes some upward pressure. All that without marketing. Place your bets.

bensam clearly is a miner.

edit: dump everything that has ash on it.
edit2: Leicester!!!
edit3: I also shorted btc at 1246, need to cover at 1260. Time to take some damage...

So riddle me this, if you just aren't randomly putting two random things together, why would a FORK (which hurts the continuity of a coin) increase marketplace interest and lower risk of investing in a coin like Decred? This answer it wouldn't. If a coin is more likely to become riskier, it reduces interest and actually makes people want to pull out. Risk is adverse to investment. People invest more in things the less risky they are as they're less likely to lose their money. A fork is more likely to hurt a coin then help.

All in all forks don't really matter though unless it's likely to split the coin (Ethereum and Ethereum classic for instance). That would have to cause a divide in the community based on fundamental interests, immutable vs controlled economy. Most people on here are dumbasses and they try to find any reason to rationalize something that happens (especially when profit can be made). And something like the economy splitting would more then likely lead to a devaluing of the coin itself and any 'pumping' would just to be get on top of pumping itself, which once again has nothing to do with the coin and everything to do with prospecting and attempting to manipulate the marketplace. If you believe everything you read on here, especially when it comes to random theorycrafting you're dumber then I thought.

That being said, as I've mentioned there is almost no correlation between coin development and market interaction, even for big coins.

actually decred is experiencing a fork in the near future, at least they are saying so in the thread...that's why it was pumped, not random at all..

but yes generally many altcoin are pumped randomly but not always...

Yup, sure... You didn't just look at the increase in price and look at what the latest news was on Lbry. It's not a direct relationship. There are plenty of coins that add new features all the time and they don't get a pump. Often times pumps have literally absolutely nothing to do with what a coin is doing, that's how random this is. You know what I got out of this? Strong altcoins for miners are getting pumped right now, it has no bearing what so ever on what the coins are doing. Someone wants mining for GPUs to remain healthy outside of the bigcoins (Ethereum, Zcash), so they're pumping them.

So why did Decred get pumped the other day? Was there a news release with something brand new the developers were adding? Some massive milestone was reached?

No? Okay... It's random. The only people who know why this happens are the people doing the pumps and they have little to nothing to do with coin development. That's why whenever I see a silly ass post trying to explain what's happening and correlating things with a up tick in trade volume or price I simply shake my head and go back to mining. It's silly and trivial. Go ahead and put your money on the next milestone for Lbry. There have been plenty in the past for Lbry and they haven't gotten pumped for those.

The people on the exchanges that exclaim they're 'in the know' simply ride the waves when they see something trending, they often times have no idea what's happening. The people that do rarely go out of their way to talk about it.

Everything in this life is speculation. Everything.

It is like that broken clock played roulette against house, every hour clock places $1 bet trying to guess what time is it. If house pays more than 11:1 for the winning bet clock wins at the end of the day even after being wrong 22 times of 24 possible.

I 'instamined' some more lbc today, if it goes below 1250 I will sell all, if not I just wait.

This is why

LBRY +30% on high volume..

Allllll speculation. As the saying goes even a broken clock is right twice a day. Hindsight is always 20/20 and if you cast enough votes off into the dark eventually one will be right.


Library huge pump today.

I find it only positive it is from 2014, if it gets profitable to mine again it is already too late.

On another note, anyone experience about Asus 1070 DUAL? I could have them at 399€- 40€ cashback - gaming code which would bring price close to 300€. I know it is not a top performer but is it completely useless on mining?

nah too old, and it's better to buy price is almost dead, you can buy 1M with 0.08 or less

XCN? If polo or bittrex list it again, we can se a spike in the price..

They all need to go down first, even the good ones, sad thing is takes 1-2 years to find that bottom. In lbc case they chose bigger block reward at launch just to make that downtrend shorter and deeper. It is not their fault stupid people with some loose btc paid too much at the launch. I see lbc in 1-2 years as a major distribution channel for pr0n, market already exists.



PS. speaking about 100x, pallas is currently sitting on something very interesting.

That's neat and the price is still a lot less then it used to be, so if you invested in the beginning when the coin was 'hot' you would've lost a lot of money.

You can play the russian roulette investment game and I'll continue mining. I don't hold coins, I haven't for years. That's not my job. I'm not a full time day trader and I've definitely gotten burned on more then one occasion for trying to play the market. Much more then I made by doing it. It would be different if I wasn't a miner, but I am and that occupies the majority of my time in addition to my other job.

LBRY has an active github and a betaversion of their LBRY-blockchain that works pretty good.
In the beginning after launch, the number of coins in a block increased rapidly and this caused a flood in the market, and a falling price.
Today the block has been reduced to 427 coins down from 500 and the decline will continue. $116 000 tradevolume in the last 24hours. I am keeping some and selling Zcash and Monero

Rule of thumb a 480 uses about the same amount of wattage as a 1070 (of course their compute power is completely different). The exception to this is of course Equihash, which is the weird ass algo for Nvidia.


And yes, everyone can 'prospect' when it comes to cryptos. It's a silly game of chance. Not all coins go up, matter of a fact most don't. There are more buried and dead coins then I can shake a stick at, even coins that have been around for awhile devalue extensively and never go back up... Library for instance.

Investing is an entirely different ball game. That is definitely where the money is to be made, but it isn't made by a bunch of miners taking guesses randomly at random coins in a BCT thread. Bag holding is a good way to get burned, hard.

The next coin could be LBRY...

LBRY all time high

0.00282770 BTC ($3.5)

LBRY 14-march-2017

0.00001917 BTC. ($0.23)


Could LBRY rise again? 100x the price.

2 years ago I told you what to do.  Darkcoin has been renamed to Dash. I was wrong about monero though...

We all did that: