How many of you would be interested in a Kano Pool sticker?
4in x 4in (101mm x 101mm) with the image in the link below.
$6usd or BTC equivalent, cost will include shipping.
Proceeds will go towards Paid Pool Promotions online.
Kano himself, has given me permission to run this Promotion.
I would like to get an idea of how many to make.
Please PM me directly on here or the Kano Pool discord thread if you're interested.
(no need to clutter this feed)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.37007141
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June 23, 2018, 01:15:56 PM
June 23, 2018, 12:38:30 PM
Okay,so i just met a guy...
All good stories start with that sentence
I saw some pictures how this dude managed his chicken farm with one Magravs Power Plasma Generator, 3 Kilowatts with a Schuko adapter,free power,uses it for the incubators.
I might go ahead and order one of these bad boys at some point
Do any of you have any experience with this item ?
Costs like 2000 euros ,guaranteed for 2 years.
All good stories start with that sentence
I saw some pictures how this dude managed his chicken farm with one Magravs Power Plasma Generator, 3 Kilowatts with a Schuko adapter,free power,uses it for the incubators.
I might go ahead and order one of these bad boys at some point
Do any of you have any experience with this item ?
Costs like 2000 euros ,guaranteed for 2 years.
June 23, 2018, 07:39:47 AM
Hi All,
My first post on here,
Not mined for over a year, I have one Bitmain Coupon for $100, expires 01.07.2018, free to first person who PM's me with Bitmain user ID who already mines on Kano.is this coupon is valid for 1 week only.
Good luck to all on here
My first post on here,
Not mined for over a year, I have one Bitmain Coupon for $100, expires 01.07.2018, free to first person who PM's me with Bitmain user ID who already mines on Kano.is this coupon is valid for 1 week only.
Good luck to all on here
June 23, 2018, 04:40:00 AM
Just hope for the best,and if your individual situation allows it,don`t give up!
I had to stop my really small hashrate,hopefully back up in a few days,electrical improvements,cooling improvements,it`s extensive work even to take care of my miserable 5TH that has been on and off in parts the last months,but i`m still not backing out!
The only thing i can keep on right now is a D3 that`s got 13 gigs outta 19 (bought it and after a week it stopped reading the 3rd Chain,meh,no idea what to do about that,any advice? > the hashboard isnt burned,i think its the beagle not reading it,cause it went back up to 19 at some point)
It`s so annoying to see the miners on the shelf and powered off,but hey
TO THE MOON!
UPDATE:
Got the D3 from that mining farm near my country house i was talking about.
The owner doesnt have any SHA miners,just a few D3-s and a whole bunch of rigs mining ETH,kind of a dissapointment really
I had to stop my really small hashrate,hopefully back up in a few days,electrical improvements,cooling improvements,it`s extensive work even to take care of my miserable 5TH that has been on and off in parts the last months,but i`m still not backing out!
The only thing i can keep on right now is a D3 that`s got 13 gigs outta 19 (bought it and after a week it stopped reading the 3rd Chain,meh,no idea what to do about that,any advice? > the hashboard isnt burned,i think its the beagle not reading it,cause it went back up to 19 at some point)
It`s so annoying to see the miners on the shelf and powered off,but hey
TO THE MOON!
UPDATE:
Got the D3 from that mining farm near my country house i was talking about.
The owner doesnt have any SHA miners,just a few D3-s and a whole bunch of rigs mining ETH,kind of a dissapointment really
June 23, 2018, 04:36:28 AM
Yup, thats what I am saying that economic market forces should make sense in a free market. As opposed to saying that some country/person/company is responsible for it.
Noted on the large holders, but I still can't figure why the supply at low prices are not drying up.
Noted on the large holders, but I still can't figure why the supply at low prices are not drying up.
My small uneducated and not experienced guess is that there are still enough people that bail out because they OR need the money, OR completely have lost faith and step out.
I have to admit that i get grumpy also when i mine the hell out of it, and see my portofolio only drop in value while adding coin(s).
To me, most fun of it IS gone... And i do it for fun and profit, i dont need the money. So i can imagine there are a lot where the water level reaches higher to the lips, and bail out...
Bail out to a small degree, but the hash rate keeps going up. So there is huge investment coming in too. Bigger players getting bigger and the small fish getting hammered.
June 23, 2018, 02:35:39 AM
Yup, thats what I am saying that economic market forces should make sense in a free market. As opposed to saying that some country/person/company is responsible for it.
Noted on the large holders, but I still can't figure why the supply at low prices are not drying up.
Noted on the large holders, but I still can't figure why the supply at low prices are not drying up.
My small uneducated and not experienced guess is that there are still enough people that bail out because they OR need the money, OR completely have lost faith and step out.
I have to admit that i get grumpy also when i mine the hell out of it, and see my portofolio only drop in value while adding coin(s).
To me, most fun of it IS gone... And i do it for fun and profit, i dont need the money. So i can imagine there are a lot where the water level reaches higher to the lips, and bail out...
June 23, 2018, 01:03:23 AM
Yup, thats what I am saying that economic market forces should make sense in a free market. As opposed to saying that some country/person/company is responsible for it.
Noted on the large holders, but I still can't figure why the supply at low prices are not drying up.
Noted on the large holders, but I still can't figure why the supply at low prices are not drying up.
June 23, 2018, 12:45:16 AM
Actually those posts are, to be blunt, crap.
There are specific companies and entities that hold a large amount of BTC, though at the moment most of them are 'in China'.
Please try to avoid looking like you are complete racists
There are specific companies and entities that hold a large amount of BTC, though at the moment most of them are 'in China'.
Please try to avoid looking like you are complete racists
June 23, 2018, 12:42:24 AM
At what price do the large miners sell % over the cost of production? That would be the main supply of new coins.
I can't understand why market prices can be sold at cost of production. If large miners were to hold out for 50% of margins, prices would jump. However that is not happening.
I can't understand why market prices can be sold at cost of production. If large miners were to hold out for 50% of margins, prices would jump. However that is not happening.
Out of 17 million dug out so far, 50% of it are in control of Chinese. Take a wild guess who is controlling the market and the price.
But why would the Chinese miners want to sell at a lower price? In a free market, wouldn't any miner hold out for better prices?
June 22, 2018, 10:10:23 PM
At what price do the large miners sell % over the cost of production? That would be the main supply of new coins.
I can't understand why market prices can be sold at cost of production. If large miners were to hold out for 50% of margins, prices would jump. However that is not happening.
Out of 17 million dug out so far, 50% of it are in control of Chinese. Take a wild guess who is controlling the market and the price.I can't understand why market prices can be sold at cost of production. If large miners were to hold out for 50% of margins, prices would jump. However that is not happening.
If I was in that business, I'd demand taking delivery of every won future contract just like I would for all the precious metals. It's a scam! They don't have that silver, gold, or BTC! They just buy it out when they realize they lost that wager on their long/short sell. What a racket!
June 22, 2018, 09:17:56 PM
At what price do the large miners sell % over the cost of production? That would be the main supply of new coins.
I can't understand why market prices can be sold at cost of production. If large miners were to hold out for 50% of margins, prices would jump. However that is not happening.
I can't understand why market prices can be sold at cost of production. If large miners were to hold out for 50% of margins, prices would jump. However that is not happening.
Out of 17 million dug out so far, 50% of it are in control of Chinese. Take a wild guess who is controlling the market and the price.
June 22, 2018, 07:54:07 PM
At what price do the large miners sell % over the cost of production? That would be the main supply of new coins.
I can't understand why market prices can be sold at cost of production. If large miners were to hold out for 50% of margins, prices would jump. However that is not happening.
I can't understand why market prices can be sold at cost of production. If large miners were to hold out for 50% of margins, prices would jump. However that is not happening.
June 22, 2018, 06:27:50 PM
This low price of BTC is sucking. I need 25 blocks per month at this price to equal my electric bill.
Time to make some choices...."Ugh! I wish I would've started mining when BTC was a fraction of what it is now! If only I would've had the foresight to see it was about to skyrocket! Miners are sooo cool, but I'm a stoopit loser for not being smart like them! Whaaa!!!"
Ha!
We can dream, can't we?
The first big 'bubble' early 2011 was to around $30, then before the end of that year it was a down to $2 ...
The price goes up and down - and up and down and up and ...
June 22, 2018, 06:25:21 PM
I refuse to pull the plug at this point and I won’t sell my miners. However if it gets around 3k I’ll just buy it.
The only reason why I don't just buy is the paper trail. Unless I'm missing something, I feel like it's defeating the privacy factor. June 22, 2018, 06:22:13 PM
I refuse to pull the plug at this point and I won’t sell my miners. However if it gets around 3k I’ll just buy it.
June 22, 2018, 05:58:05 PM
This low price of BTC is sucking. I need 25 blocks per month at this price to equal my electric bill.
Time to make some choices...."Ugh! I wish I would've started mining when BTC was a fraction of what it is now! If only I would've had the foresight to see it was about to skyrocket! Miners are sooo cool, but I'm a stoopit loser for not being smart like them! Whaaa!!!"
Ha!
We can dream, can't we? June 22, 2018, 05:47:15 PM
This low price of BTC is sucking. I need 25 blocks per month at this price to equal my electric bill.
I have an Avalon6. Mine is no longer profitable.MINE ON (ANYWAY)!!!
June 22, 2018, 05:20:40 PM
This low price of BTC is sucking. I need 25 blocks per month at this price to equal my electric bill.
Tis the nature of the beast. Trade volume needs to increase before this consolidation period will break. We may see it go much
lower before an initial push upward. At that point, older hardware is most definitely obsolete without almost free electricity, and
many people paying ~0.10kwh will be mining at a loss, to hodl their rewards. NOTE: This is not the first time in the history
of Bitcoin miners have been in this situation. Also, last year at this time Bitcoin price was at ~$2,400usd and dropping enough
that people were jumping ship.
Happen to know what the relative difficulty was this time last year? e.g. 1/3rd of what it is today? I'm just curious what the difficulty-adjusted price was this time last year vs. today.
Jun 17 2017 711,697,198,173
About 1/7th of what it is now.
Just think, it could go up by 711,697,198,173 in nine days...lol It's crazy
June 22, 2018, 04:40:32 PM
This low price of BTC is sucking. I need 25 blocks per month at this price to equal my electric bill.
Tis the nature of the beast. Trade volume needs to increase before this consolidation period will break. We may see it go much
lower before an initial push upward. At that point, older hardware is most definitely obsolete without almost free electricity, and
many people paying ~0.10kwh will be mining at a loss, to hodl their rewards. NOTE: This is not the first time in the history
of Bitcoin miners have been in this situation. Also, last year at this time Bitcoin price was at ~$2,400usd and dropping enough
that people were jumping ship.
Happen to know what the relative difficulty was this time last year? e.g. 1/3rd of what it is today? I'm just curious what the difficulty-adjusted price was this time last year vs. today.
Jun 17 2017 711,697,198,173
About 1/7th of what it is now.
June 22, 2018, 04:10:05 PM
This low price of BTC is sucking. I need 25 blocks per month at this price to equal my electric bill.
Tis the nature of the beast. Trade volume needs to increase before this consolidation period will break. We may see it go much
lower before an initial push upward. At that point, older hardware is most definitely obsolete without almost free electricity, and
many people paying ~0.10kwh will be mining at a loss, to hodl their rewards. NOTE: This is not the first time in the history
of Bitcoin miners have been in this situation. Also, last year at this time Bitcoin price was at ~$2,400usd and dropping enough
that people were jumping ship.
Happen to know what the relative difficulty was this time last year? e.g. 1/3rd of what it is today? I'm just curious what the difficulty-adjusted price was this time last year vs. today.
Probably was less than that a year ago.
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