Hyperinflation will give shorters the upper hand for a very long time.
Do you happen to have a link to the emission schedule?
For the PoW mining, it is about 18 million new coins a year. For the PoS phase, the emission is not determined.
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Do you happen to have a link to the emission schedule?
For the PoW mining, it is about 18 million new coins a year. For the PoS phase, the emission is not determined.
Hyperinflation will give shorters the upper hand for a very long time.
Do you happen to have a link to the emission schedule?
Hyperinflation will give shorters the upper hand for a very long time. The bearmarket will be brutal. After it rolled over it will only occasionally bounce during a multi-year bearmarket. It'll eventually be abandoned once it's below 10 Cents. I'd guess it's abandoned 2018. The community takeover will be comical.
Ethereum is just pumping and pumping. There is going to be a big dump after the pumping. It is going to be good if the price goes up to 3$ later. You really shouldn't buy it unless you want to lose money.
there seems to be a strong support, https://www.coingecko.com/en/price_charts/ethereum/usd
I'll get in when its below $10, dont see any dump too soon i hope
I'll get in when its below $10, dont see any dump too soon i hope
A 480 will most likely be the best card for mining (cost per MH ) as the 380 currently is.
The difficulty will also go down if the exchange rate does; although not as much as it will go up with an increase.
If you have a GPU it should be mining. New AMD 400 series cards soon.
If you have a GPU it should be mining. New AMD 400 series cards soon.
The high end AMD cards will come out in 4th quarter. The lower end ones will not be much faster than the current ones.
The difficulty will also go down if the exchange rate does; although not as much as it will go up with an increase.
If you have a GPU it should be mining. New AMD 400 series cards soon.
If you have a GPU it should be mining. New AMD 400 series cards soon.
The difficulty doubles every two months recently, if the trend continues for 4 months, it is not profitable to mine.
i don't think ti double every two months, the more you double the more hard is to double again, going now to 6k or 8k giga will be tough
It depends on the Ethereum price. If the price doubles or triples, the difficulty will rise fast again and again.
The difficulty doubles every two months recently, if the trend continues for 4 months, it is not profitable to mine.
i don't think ti double every two months, the more you double the more hard is to double again, going now to 6k or 8k giga will be tough
The difficulty doubles every two months recently, if the trend continues for 4 months, it is not profitable to mine.
Miners are looking a income in Fiat, to pay bills.
More than 50% is insta-dumped in the market, at any price.
More than 50% is insta-dumped in the market, at any price.
That is true. With the high difficulty at present, the revenue is about twice of the electricity. So miners have to sell at least 50%.
Miners are looking a income in Fiat, to pay bills.
More than 50% is insta-dumped in the market, at any price.
More than 50% is insta-dumped in the market, at any price.
Best choice I've ever made was to dump eth @0.031 
5 months ago, I said to myself the same thing when I dumped my Ethereum at a price of 0.0031.
Best choice I've ever made was to dump eth @0.031
Actually, I'm glad I dumped mine at $13.xx even though I regretted doing so for several days...
Best choice I've ever made was to dump eth @0.031
Well, I think a lot of investors are waiting until the interest rate has been determined. If it is not that high then I think that the price will be pushed because Ethereum could then be seen as a real value holder. If inflation is high then we will see a pump again for sure.
The actual interest rate has not been determined yet. But if it is lower than 1%, it will be good for the price.
I think it's still too early to say whether it'll head down or up from here. In any case, I'll always have a few coins on the side just in case it really takes off. Couldn't the upcoming switch to Proof of Stake decrease production, depending on its percent per annum?
The actual interest rate has not been determined yet. But if it is lower than 1%, it will be good for the price.
That is right. If the interest rate is lower than 1%, the value of the Ethereum will rise due to low inflation.
However, if the Ethereum keeps its PoW mining, the price will go higher than the PoS methods.
Well, I think a lot of investors are waiting until the interest rate has been determined. If it is not that high then I think that the price will be pushed because Ethereum could then be seen as a real value holder. If inflation is high then we will see a pump again for sure.
The actual interest rate has not been determined yet. But if it is lower than 1%, it will be good for the price.
I think it's still too early to say whether it'll head down or up from here. In any case, I'll always have a few coins on the side just in case it really takes off. Couldn't the upcoming switch to Proof of Stake decrease production, depending on its percent per annum?
The actual interest rate has not been determined yet. But if it is lower than 1%, it will be good for the price.
That is right. If the interest rate is lower than 1%, the value of the Ethereum will rise due to low inflation.
Well, I think a lot of investors are waiting until the interest rate has been determined. If it is not that high then I think that the price will be pushed because Ethereum could then be seen as a real value holder. If inflation is high then we will see a pump again for sure.
The actual interest rate has not been determined yet. But if it is lower than 1%, it will be good for the price.
I think it's still too early to say whether it'll head down or up from here. In any case, I'll always have a few coins on the side just in case it really takes off. Couldn't the upcoming switch to Proof of Stake decrease production, depending on its percent per annum?
The actual interest rate has not been determined yet. But if it is lower than 1%, it will be good for the price.
I think it's still too early to say whether it'll head down or up from here. In any case, I'll always have a few coins on the side just in case it really takes off. Couldn't the upcoming switch to Proof of Stake decrease production, depending on its percent per annum?
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