280X, 290X, 290X, and Fury X - in this order. And yeah, only in JoinCoin, but fun!
Let's see if you can find 24 blocks in 30minutes.
nope my penis is bigger <3
yeah... well, thought it was a pissing contest
(must admit... this thread is getting a bit boring... bored enough to find boring to reply)
(don't understand either why sp wants to donate to other devs either... are you part of nicehash ?)
He's encouraging open development with monetary rewards. It doesn't matter if he's another dev, that's not what he's been working on.
Still not sure why everyone is hard up about Joincoin, I attempted to mine it, but got very sporadically accepted shares for 5x 970s (mined for about a hour and got two shares). The volume and cap is extremely low so it it'll be saturated almost instantly (and apparently by one GPU).
NIST5 with CCminer is broken on Joincoin as well. Tpruvot version crashes the whole system after about 1-5 minutes of mining.
It doesn't matter to you because it's something you want - same logic causes people to fall for 419 scams; people don't think about WHY something good seems to be happening. It's interesting to others, though.
Bastion is limited specifically to Joincoin, there is no money there, no future, not really much of anything... Maybe a passing interest, but that doesn't apply to scams at all. You could really replace that with anything. 'No you only care about yourself', just as silly...
So, enlighten me then, what does the broad picture of Bastion entail for the crypto world or am I just supposed to be fascinated with your fascination of Bastion? ...because that isn't self-absorbed either. >>
Bastion alone produces roughly 0.082 BTC worth of J a day if I calculated it correctly which is not much but if you can easily take a big chunk of it with a few GPUs every day, it adds up nicely.
Yeah, I can't get it to work properly. I'll look into it again tonight. Super small coins tend not to deal well with hype though, as with Spreadcoin. The exchange looks shaky at best and the moment people touch it, it'll literally self-immolate.
That aside, I actually kinda like multi-algo coins. It seems Joincoin was better done then DGB. They seem to be harder to mine, making them hardware to completely exploit.
I will create a NVIDIA gpu miner as well, perhaps tonight. And then point one 750ti(3MHASH) to recieve my 0.04BTC a day
0.04BTC/day with a cost of 40watt of power (less than 1KWh/day)
With the current difficulty my private bastion miner will make with one single 750ti card:
Profit per day: $11,68
cost of power per day: $0.1
if I pick up a 750ti on ebay for $100 I will ROI the card in less than 10 days.
This is because my kernal will be 60 times faster than a modern Intel pentium i7.
That is why the exchange will tank. Whoever is proping it up wont be willing to keep feeding miners that sort of income.
I have sold 8 copies of the pentablake and made 2,4 BTC already. I think the marked is full since the profit of mining penta with the current difficulty is only at 200% more profitable than mining quark@nicehash.
But the sourcecode is for sale for 3 BTC. [...]
I know that profits are never guaranteed, be that with private or public versions.
Market conditions and profitability can change in an instant.
That said, do you really think that if you sell the sources now, that there is any chance at all for those eight early buyers to ever land a profit?
With each new sell that you make, for such a tiny market/opportunity, the returns shrink further for those that bought in. It's not as if the
pie is large enough for everybody, is it?
Do note, I do not give a flying f@%# for what you make or don't make on this miner, I have a big fat
zero stake on this one. I'm only making this comment as it looks to me that you're approaching private sales in a way that will ultimately hurt your own profits as well as those of people buying stuff from you.
I'll be happy to see everyone involved in the green, and the more, the merrier.You've eloquently put one reason why I don't deal with tons of people...
And that goes full circle back to feeding fat-cats eating their caviar and watching small miners flop around at the bottom before dying from asphyxiation.
Also I thought you didn't answer sales because you don't like doing sales, not because you enjoy making a couple people really rich, while somehow think you're getting a bigger piece of the pie (if they can afford you, then can definitely afford more then you).
Sure we want to make money, but also, we don't want that people buying our (private) miner to not make any (that's one of the reason I am a little reluctant about selling my miners to small miners... knowing that I have as well to make a profit, and cover myself from the risk of leak...), if you are just in the "you take your responsibility" then you are probably closer in mentality to cloud mining scammers...
This is a joint project? Developers seeing a little competition and they're trying to get you on the greed train before you burn things down.
I think SP understands that it can and will probably eventually leak... or he'll open source it himself, but he's giving some people a headstart before that happens and making some coin on top of it.
Also the 'oh no I'm skurred, therefore I'm going to call you a scammer' part is great. That's the spirit!
