Topic: Folding At Home With Medic Coin Earn Big Money with your GPUs (Read 1576 times)

Took a few days and it was resolved. Much quicker than Polo that took 6 months. Coverted to Eth and walked away. MedicCoin has a reaaaaaallly long way to go considering Folding and Curecoin is triple the earnings for the same about of PPD.

When I was folding for MedicCoin I sent coins there a few times.  Almost every time I had to open up a ticket because they didn't show up.  No clue if it just took forever or if the ticket did anything.  I'm not a heavy user of stocks.exchange but I have had to do this with most coins I have sent there, and I think a lot of other people do to.  Any time I send coins there now I don't even bother to check the deposit for at least a day.

Yeah I submitted a ticket. No response yet. I doubled checked it was the right address and it went through. has 13000 confirms so far.

Have you already contact their support? Surfing to that exchanger do already give me the doubt

Checking out recent buy orders as of this writing it do only have Total: 0.265247 BTC and having 189196.0 MEDIC sell orders not showing a good volume.

If i do have a 1080 GPU then i wont waste up on mining this one.

Well I finally got around to trading my MEDIC coins on stock.exchange. Unfortunately its been 24hrs and it still hasn't shown up. I was smart and only sent a few . Being the only exchange for the coins doesn't look good. I suggest people look elsewhere to unload these coins. PM me if you want to do a personal trade.

You can use risers - if you don't mind your PPD dropping A LOT.
Bad idea though, as it wastes a lot of the potential of the card - expecially higher-end GOOD folding cards like the GTX 1070 and up.

You also want a motherboard with at least 8 PCI-E lanes to the "16x slots" for best performance - 4 x PCI-E lanes has a noticeable but not huge performance hit on a 1070 or 1080 and a significant one on a 1080 ti.

https://forums.evga.com/Guide-to-BuildInstallSetup-your-own-MultiGPU-Linux-Folding-Rig-m2682398.aspx offers a pretty good guide to building a good folding rig.

You need to avoid risers, use a good CPU etc. It's not really suited to a *mining* rig.

A 1080 ti on a good Folding-centric build is a consistent 1 million or so average PPD card - varies a lot with the model, good-cooling high-boost-clock models like the Gigabyte Aorus do better and might average closer to 1.1 million.
Type of work unit varies this a LOT - some work units might drop you down to more like 600-700k, others are "happy" units you might see 1.5M on - but the 1 million is a good basic AVERAGE figure as a general rule.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vcVoSVtamcoGj5sFfvKF_XlvuviWWveJIg_iZ8U2bf0/pub?output=html# is a useful reference, but take it with a pound or so of salt - folks that post to this list are generally pushing overclock as hard as their card will handle with stability and often are "cherry-picking" units, YOUR figures will probably be somewhat lower.
The list DOES give some good indication of variance by work unit type.

It is NOT considered acceptable by Stanford to regularly "drop" low-performance units - and you tend to end up killing your overall daily PPD anyway unless you do it in the first couple minutes that a particular unit starts running.

It IS possible to "block" work-unit issuing IP addresses that regularly give out "low performance" units - but you tend to lose a LOT of time trying to get any unit at ALL if you do this, generally not worth the effort as the main assignment server won't notice you have that "block" in place and tends to want to send you back to the SAME place after the handshake fails - and that handshake fail tends to be a SLOW process as it was first set up back when a lot or most folks still used DIAL-UP for Internet access.

It took me forever to get the folding at home app working right with my mixed rig (4 rx580, 1060, 970 and 2 1050ti's) as of right now I am doing ~2 million PPD. Yesterday before getting it running right I earned about 900k points which was 42 coins or about 5.38$. A 1080ti should be a hair more than that at 1 million PPD with a little overclock.

Unless you are expecting it to appreciate a lot it is looking pretty close to where I would be making more elsewhere at the moment but am gonna let it run for a few days since it took a lot of tinkering to get decent numbers.

for max performance, nvidia cards need 1 whole cpu core to themselves. Any mid to high range card also needs to be in a real 16x slot. A 1060 on a 1 to 16x riser only got 125k points per day, switching it to a 16x slot pushed that to 380k a day.. I had to move a couple of cards to a different pc as the pcie bandwidth was being overwhelmed.

Folding is a different beast, so calculating this is almost a daily best guess.  Generally a gtx 1080 ti will get about a million folding points per day (also known as ppd).  The problem with calculating what you will make is that its impossible to see the amount of points everyone is generating in real time (think of 1 point = 1 hash).  Imagine mining a coin and you only saw the total hashrate once a day, and that is when they paid.

This site is will give you a good idea of the daily points for the coin:  https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/team_summary.php?s=&t=234020
This will give you a ballpark idea of your PPD for every graphics card:  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vcVoSVtamcoGj5sFfvKF_XlvuviWWveJIg_iZ8U2bf0/pub?output=html

2000 coins a day are paid out, so take your ppd divided by total ppd then multiple by 2000.

We are working on the ability to add Folding Coin.  We don't have any partnerships with Folding Coin.  Once the script is done, you have the option to add Medic Coin.

You can check your earnings with this link http://oracledoc.com/  .    Choose today's date and match your card's credits (PPD) to the payout information on the site to compare.

Seems legit and I feel for the topic poster for receiving so much flak even after removing that $90 a day claim.

Was wondering if there are any updates as to how much a single 1080ti can earn, as of today. Can't find any calculators for this folding@home or medic coin gig.

You should be using the sell amount instead as this is what you can use to calculate profits.

at the time of this post medic coin is selling for 0.00001059 BTC ~ 0.11 USD per coin.

https://stocks.exchange/trade/MEDIC/BTC

 .000010xx buy - still a lot more than .00000064 but not 15 cents per coin, more like 10-11.

Quoting SELL orders to MINERS is arguably a falsehood, many aren't patient enough or can't WAIT for a sell order to actually go through.

If you are using coinmarketcap without any other sources you have a lot to learn.

I see.  Thanks for letting us know.  Will let CMC know.

Its not my fault that Coin Market Cap lists it that way https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/mediccoin/ . Fix it before blaming me for posting whats listed. OR if that isn't your coin, use a name that isn't taken.

Edit: Also any progress on merging FoldingCoin with this?

Odd that 11 out of your 18 posts are about this coin....  Also please let me know where I can buy it for .00000064.  I'll buy it all and sell it on another exchange for 10x profit!

I don't know what your intention is but spreading false information is not appreciated.  We are trading on https://stocks.exchange/trade/MEDIC/BTC  and https://wallet.crypto-bridge.org/market/BRIDGE.MEDIC_BRIDGE.BTC   Currently we are trading at 0.00001394 BTC which is about 15 cents