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sr. member
Activity: 318
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Not a fan of Nicehash either, in the unlikely event I wish to rent my rigs out, I'll use MRR.

@SP.  If you are going to give your Spreadminer out for free to donors of your other projects.  What are you going to give to the original donors to the Spreadcoin project?
legendary
Activity: 1470
Merit: 1114
I am sorry to say that but nicehash actually UTTERLY destroys any coin who can't take their daily big ass dump.

The service is geared towards greed. Anybody who mines there doesn't give a shit about the coin he is mining.

Crypto is a re- and evolution and they hinder it with their " dumb/p service".

Nicehash, service can be used constructively for the benefit of algos, often you can get discount on new ALT Coin launches, people take their BTC there and put in a contract and mine hold that Alt Coin, when they don't want to buy GPU's or ASIC hardware.

Mainly, Nicehash was put together when electricity prices in Europe where sky-high (two years ago electricity was $0.21 per kwh in the UK). Now electricity prices are more competitive $0.13 per kwh  Smiley

So, Europeans would buy hash at Nicehash from people who lived in cheap electricity areas; this is the main reason cloudmining took off as well.

Other pools like Yaamp and few others where the main reason for depressing Alt Coins. All of these mining pools eventually went bankrupt because they depress Alt Coin prices, which is why you probably missed the real culprits.

Now, with Alt Coin prices recovering they've come back with a pool like Zpool.CA.



Those pools disappeared because Nicehash is the mother of all auto-switching pools. It's essentially crowd sourced algo switching. Whatever is paying the most gets switched to. At least with auto-switching pools they had to add coins. Essentially every coin in existence was added to Nicehash.

Don't misunderstand the market on Nicehash. If you're a miner, the market there wants to pay you AS LITTLE as possible. People purchasing hash there don't want to pay you as much as you can make say mining Lyra2, they want to pay you as little as they can and still get hashrate. This artificially depresses miners and the people purchasing hash there are usually bots or normal miners that just want to net the difference.

That's what a market is, buyers want to pay the least and sellers want to charge the most. There is nothing artificial about it.
Mining at nicehash is attractive because you know exactly how much you will get: no luck, no orphans, no waiting for confirmation.
no exchange risk. Some people are willing to accept a lower payout for reliability.
legendary
Activity: 1764
Merit: 1024
I am sorry to say that but nicehash actually UTTERLY destroys any coin who can't take their daily big ass dump.

The service is geared towards greed. Anybody who mines there doesn't give a shit about the coin he is mining.

Crypto is a re- and evolution and they hinder it with their " dumb/p service".

Nicehash, service can be used constructively for the benefit of algos, often you can get discount on new ALT Coin launches, people take their BTC there and put in a contract and mine hold that Alt Coin, when they don't want to buy GPU's or ASIC hardware.

Mainly, Nicehash was put together when electricity prices in Europe where sky-high (two years ago electricity was $0.21 per kwh in the UK). Now electricity prices are more competitive $0.13 per kwh  Smiley

So, Europeans would buy hash at Nicehash from people who lived in cheap electricity areas; this is the main reason cloudmining took off as well.

Other pools like Yaamp and few others where the main reason for depressing Alt Coins. All of these mining pools eventually went bankrupt because they depress Alt Coin prices, which is why you probably missed the real culprits.

Now, with Alt Coin prices recovering they've come back with a pool like Zpool.CA.



Those pools disappeared because Nicehash is the mother of all auto-switching pools. It's essentially crowd sourced algo switching. Whatever is paying the most gets switched to. At least with auto-switching pools they had to add coins. Essentially every coin in existence was added to Nicehash.

Don't misunderstand the market on Nicehash. If you're a miner, the market there wants to pay you AS LITTLE as possible. People purchasing hash there don't want to pay you as much as you can make say mining Lyra2, they want to pay you as little as they can and still get hashrate. This artificially depresses miners and the people purchasing hash there are usually bots or normal miners that just want to net the difference.
legendary
Activity: 1092
Merit: 1004
I am sorry to say that but nicehash actually UTTERLY destroys any coin who can't take their daily big ass dump.

The service is geared towards greed. Anybody who mines there doesn't give a shit about the coin he is mining.

Crypto is a re- and evolution and they hinder it with their " dumb/p service".

Nicehash, service can be used constructively for the benefit of algos, often you can get discount on new ALT Coin launches, people take their BTC there and put in a contract and mine hold that Alt Coin, when they don't want to buy GPU's or ASIC hardware.

Mainly, Nicehash was put together when electricity prices in Europe where sky-high (two years ago electricity was $0.21 per kwh in the UK). Now electricity prices are more competitive $0.13 per kwh  Smiley

So, Europeans would buy hash at Nicehash from people who lived in cheap electricity areas; this is the main reason cloudmining took off as well.

Other pools like Yaamp and few others where the main reason for depressing Alt Coins. All of these mining pools eventually went bankrupt because they depress Alt Coin prices, which is why you probably missed the real culprits.

Now, with Alt Coin prices recovering they've come back with a pool like Zpool.CA.

legendary
Activity: 1470
Merit: 1114
I don't find a linux version of the Nanashi Meiyo-Meijin's ccminer 1.7.6, just the Windows.
Are the sources available ?
I"ll make the compilation for my Linux RIG.

sources at nicehash git:

https://github.com/nicehash/ccminer-sp

The nanashi file names are confusing ccminer-windows* are the source files.
legendary
Activity: 1764
Merit: 1024
I am sorry to say that but nicehash actually UTTERLY destroys any coin who can't take their daily big ass dump.

The service is geared towards greed. Anybody who mines there doesn't give a shit about the coin he is mining.

Crypto is a re- and evolution and they hinder it with their " dumb/p service".

Yup, Nicehash was the beginning of complete commercialization of altcoins. It'd be a bit different if hashrate was bought by real renters... but it's all bots. They try to drive the price as low as possible with market manipulation. It doesn't encourage a fair and free market.

It killed pretty much every altcoin niche that they have a algo for. Anyone could essentially be a miner with no costs associated with it (hardware upkeep, electricity) and miners themselves sold their hash to the lowest bidders for coins that produce the most money.

Nicehash changed things drastically when they showed up like two years ago and became big.
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1015
Nothing against nicehash, looks like a fair market to me. I really loved buying cheap 1GH of X11 back in may 2014.

But the idea about sp going open and suddenly there would rain free money for everyone...
legendary
Activity: 1470
Merit: 1114
I am sorry to say that but nicehash actually UTTERLY destroys any coin who can't take their daily big ass dump.

The service is geared towards greed. Anybody who mines there doesn't give a shit about the coin he is mining.

Crypto is a re- and evolution and they hinder it with their " dumb/p service".

I don't agree. Nicehash is an exchange that trades in hash. They don't produce any they just trade what already
exists. They have no effect on the overall network hash rate. If all miners were to leave nicehash they would
go mine in a multipool with little effect overall.

Farms and mining rental services can do more damage, IMO, because they produce hash.
legendary
Activity: 2296
Merit: 1031
I am sorry to say that but nicehash actually UTTERLY destroys any coin who can't take their daily big ass dump.

The service is geared towards greed. Anybody who mines there doesn't give a shit about the coin he is mining.

Crypto is a re- and evolution and they hinder it with their " dumb/p service".

Good job scratching the surface and describing any economic tech with a fraction of the thoughtfulness it deserves.  The same could be said for any major market.  I guess we'll always have the nay-saying trolls.
sr. member
Activity: 506
Merit: 252
I am sorry to say that but nicehash actually UTTERLY destroys any coin who can't take their daily big ass dump.

The service is geared towards greed. Anybody who mines there doesn't give a shit about the coin he is mining.

Crypto is a re- and evolution and they hinder it with their " dumb/p service".
legendary
Activity: 1176
Merit: 1015
From what I can tell, NiceHash spurred other devs to create improved products.  I don't see their investment as a fork in the ass at all.  In fact, I'm certain that NiceHash is getting more than their money back in mining fees from the improved hash rates of their customers. 

This is a Win-Win scenario for Nicehash and their customers.  It's just good business.  It's actually more than just a win-win for NiceHash and customers.  This is win-win-win-win... now that it has spurred mining and blockchain expansion throughout the crypto-coin community.

Win-win, win-win-win-win and crypto-coin community. Haha!


legendary
Activity: 1797
Merit: 1028
WHY CAN'T WE ALL JUST GET ALONG? --

A quote from Rodney King.  I hope this recent agreement (above) silences the sometimes hateful critics that pop up when sp_ codes something useful.       --scryptr
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2954
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
If I  opensource my work on the nichehashminer,the donators will get the spreadcoinminer for free.
legendary
Activity: 2296
Merit: 1031
This is so friggin cool
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2954
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
We offered you $$$ for your work, but you refused. You even didn't reply to my last PM. What else can we do... Smiley

I have replied.

Opensource the sp-mod #7 for $$$

x11,keccak,c11,x13,x14,x15,x17,nist5,quark,lyra2,lyra2v2,neoscrypt

12 kernals. Made by the best..
legendary
Activity: 2296
Merit: 1031
I am forking the Nicehashminer to create a free sp-miner with all the algos optimized.

The nicehashminer for the NVIDIA GPU's is using  the opensource  sp-mod release #74 to do their work for free. I have recieved 0.2BTC in donation from Nicehash.com  and  30BTC founding from the people.  (the  ghetto rigs from the underground).
 
The C# based SpMiner will come with a 2% fee, and every algo you mine will be more than 2% faster than the nicehash miner. It supports dualmining and you just run it, and it will automaticly mine and pay you in DASH..

Thanks for your support.


Why would I want to get paid in dash and not use my own pools? While I approve of a crowd funded miner through mining fees, I don't approve of losing control of my income method and pools. That's not really something I'm willing to compromise on either. Pretty certain there wont be many takers on this.

I don't want to create another Nicehash by funneling a bunch of hash through one service.

ALL-IN-ONE MINER--

The only thing that needs to be done is to get an executable binary, the "all-in-one" miner, that can be substituted into the NiceHash framework.  It could also be used with YAAMP batch files, or other ccminer-style launch strategies.       --scryptr

I'm a blockchain suite developer. Nicehash helping the blockchains to grow, but they feed on the opensource work of the developers. And when they buy a slow kernal for  alot of xxx they get fucked.

A fork in the ass for nicehashis.com

We will always buy any private speedup and make it public. As long as it has reasonable price for reasonable algorithms working on reasonable devices.

We offered you $$$ for your work, but you refused. You even didn't reply to my last PM. What else can we do... Smiley


From what I can tell, NiceHash spurred other devs to create improved products.  I don't see their investment as a fork in the ass at all.  In fact, I'm certain that NiceHash is getting more than their money back in mining fees from the improved hash rates of their customers. 

This is a Win-Win scenario for Nicehash and their customers.  It's just good business.  It's actually more than just a win-win for NiceHash and customers.  This is win-win-win-win... now that it has spurred mining and blockchain expansion throughout the crypto-coin community.
hero member
Activity: 588
Merit: 501
I am forking the Nicehashminer to create a free sp-miner with all the algos optimized.

The nicehashminer for the NVIDIA GPU's is using  the opensource  sp-mod release #74 to do their work for free. I have recieved 0.2BTC in donation from Nicehash.com  and  30BTC founding from the people.  (the  ghetto rigs from the underground).
 
The C# based SpMiner will come with a 2% fee, and every algo you mine will be more than 2% faster than the nicehash miner. It supports dualmining and you just run it, and it will automaticly mine and pay you in DASH..

Thanks for your support.


Why would I want to get paid in dash and not use my own pools? While I approve of a crowd funded miner through mining fees, I don't approve of losing control of my income method and pools. That's not really something I'm willing to compromise on either. Pretty certain there wont be many takers on this.

I don't want to create another Nicehash by funneling a bunch of hash through one service.

ALL-IN-ONE MINER--

The only thing that needs to be done is to get an executable binary, the "all-in-one" miner, that can be substituted into the NiceHash framework.  It could also be used with YAAMP batch files, or other ccminer-style launch strategies.       --scryptr

I'm a blockchain suite developer. Nicehash helping the blockchains to grow, but they feed on the opensource work of the developers. And when they buy a slow kernal for  alot of xxx they get fucked.

A fork in the ass for nicehashis.com

We will always buy any private speedup and make it public. As long as it has reasonable price for reasonable algorithms working on reasonable devices.

We offered you $$$ for your work, but you refused. You even didn't reply to my last PM. What else can we do... Smiley
sp_
legendary
Activity: 2954
Merit: 1087
Team Black developer
I am forking the Nicehashminer to create a free sp-miner with all the algos optimized.

The nicehashminer for the NVIDIA GPU's is using  the opensource  sp-mod release #74 to do their work for free. I have recieved 0.2BTC in donation from Nicehash.com  and  30BTC founding from the people.  (the  ghetto rigs from the underground).
 
The C# based SpMiner will come with a 2% fee, and every algo you mine will be more than 2% faster than the nicehash miner. It supports dualmining and you just run it, and it will automaticly mine and pay you in DASH..

Thanks for your support.


Why would I want to get paid in dash and not use my own pools? While I approve of a crowd funded miner through mining fees, I don't approve of losing control of my income method and pools. That's not really something I'm willing to compromise on either. Pretty certain there wont be many takers on this.

I don't want to create another Nicehash by funneling a bunch of hash through one service.

ALL-IN-ONE MINER--

The only thing that needs to be done is to get an executable binary, the "all-in-one" miner, that can be substituted into the NiceHash framework.  It could also be used with YAAMP batch files, or other ccminer-style launch strategies.       --scryptr

I'm a blockchain suite developer. Nicehash helping the blockchains to grow, but they feed on the opensource work of the developers. And when they buy a slow kernal for  alot of xxx they get fucked.

A fork in the ass for nicehashis.com
legendary
Activity: 1797
Merit: 1028
I am forking the Nicehashminer to create a free sp-miner with all the algos optimized.

The nicehashminer for the NVIDIA GPU's is using  the opensource  sp-mod release #74 to do their work for free. I have recieved 0.2BTC in donation from Nicehash.com  and  30BTC founding from the people.  (the  ghetto rigs from the underground).
 
The C# based SpMiner will come with a 2% fee, and every algo you mine will be more than 2% faster than the nicehash miner. It supports dualmining and you just run it, and it will automaticly mine and pay you in DASH..

Thanks for your support.


Why would I want to get paid in dash and not use my own pools? While I approve of a crowd funded miner through mining fees, I don't approve of losing control of my income method and pools. That's not really something I'm willing to compromise on either. Pretty certain there wont be many takers on this.

I don't want to create another Nicehash by funneling a bunch of hash through one service.

ALL-IN-ONE MINER--

The only thing that needs to be done is to get an executable binary, the "all-in-one" miner, that can be substituted into the NiceHash framework.  It could also be used with YAAMP batch files, or other ccminer-style launch strategies.       --scryptr
legendary
Activity: 1764
Merit: 1024
I am forking the Nicehashminer to create a free sp-miner with all the algos optimized.

The nicehashminer for the NVIDIA GPU's is using  the opensource  sp-mod release #74 to do their work for free. I have recieved 0.2BTC in donation from Nicehash.com  and  30BTC founding from the people.  (the  ghetto rigs from the underground).
 
The C# based SpMiner will come with a 2% fee, and every algo you mine will be more than 2% faster than the nicehash miner. It supports dualmining and you just run it, and it will automaticly mine and pay you in DASH..

Thanks for your support.


Why would I want to get paid in dash and not use my own pools? While I approve of a crowd funded miner through mining fees, I don't approve of losing control of my income method and pools. That's not really something I'm willing to compromise on either. Pretty certain there wont be many takers on this.

I don't want to create another Nicehash by funneling a bunch of hash through one service.
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