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Topic: Mine XRP Ripple for free on DigitalOcean ($10 Free Credit) (Read 7880 times)

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If you know the answer for your questions then you might going to be one of the richest ppl on the world one day Smiley.
Apart from the Ripple guys nobody knows the answer for your questions. Actually this is why XRP never been a great success here.

Hmmm... many thanks Smiley

Seems like a paradox for now but time will tell no doubt...
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Microsoft still offers 150 € trial credit on their Azure platform.
It was my entry into cryptoland, mining Doge.

http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/free-trial/
At presently which doge pool is the most profitable bro?. please share.
legendary
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Thank you for the reply. What about the other billions of XRP that have not been released yet? How will RippleLabs distribute them?

If you know the answer for your questions then you might going to be one of the richest ppl on the world one day Smiley.
Apart from the Ripple guys nobody knows the answer for your questions. Actually this is why XRP never been a great success here.
hero member
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Microsoft still offers 150 € trial credit on their Azure platform.
It was my entry into cryptoland, mining Doge.

http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/free-trial/
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@hypostatization

Will look at the links you provided and learn more about this.

Many thanks for the information Smiley
sr. member
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Thank you newuser01 and hypostatization for the replies.

Ok, so if I have this understood correctly, 70B XRP are with the developers/investors and 30B XRP are with 'others'. And as it stands, the only way for anyone to have XRP added to their wallet is by purchasing them from someone who is selling them.

So they will not be 'giving' them away or 'donating' a sizeable chunk to XRP wallet holders?

Thank you for the clarification, most appreciated.



I am uncertain if anyone from the group of early Ripple Labs investors overlaps with the founders. Ripple Labs holds the ~70 billion, and have a sizable and rapidly growing team (beyond just software engineers).

Ripple Labs had communicated they were using XRP forgivable loans to incent partners to join the network. Banks are not interested in holding XRP, as a general proposition. At the moment, I believe they have no immediate plans to distribute large sums of additional XRP.

XRP can be purchased on the market/from sellers, granted by the CrossCoin startup accelerator, or obtained through developer bounties. Giveaways are often sponsored by the community and services on the Ripple network. xrptalk.org just added a nice little basic micro-tipping feature.

Here is some perspective on the difficulty of mass distribution of XRP/STR.
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Thank you newuser01 and hypostatization for the replies.

Ok, so if I have this understood correctly, 70B XRP are with the developers/investors and 30B XRP are with 'others'. And as it stands, the only way for anyone to have XRP added to their wallet is by purchasing them from someone who is selling them.

So they will not be 'giving' them away or 'donating' a sizeable chunk to XRP wallet holders?

Thank you for the clarification, most appreciated.

sr. member
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You don't

You buy them on an exchange.. even when this worked people weren't really mining them anyway, just exchanging computing power for premined coins.

Thank you for the reply. What about the other billions of XRP that have not been released yet? How will RippleLabs distribute them?

I don't know for sure but I would have to guess that they will end up selling them. They are not doing this for charity.

..There is a reason why they still own ~70% of the supply. (correct me if I am wrong, 30 billion are publicy traded, 70 billion are held by ripple labs)

~30 billion are held outside of Ripple Labs. Sizable founder allocations exist which are controlled by lockup agreements. Latest distribution stats are available here.
sr. member
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You don't

You buy them on an exchange.. even when this worked people weren't really mining them anyway, just exchanging computing power for premined coins.

Thank you for the reply. What about the other billions of XRP that have not been released yet? How will RippleLabs distribute them?

I don't know for sure but I would have to guess that they will end up selling them. They are not doing this for charity.

..There is a reason why they still own ~70% of the supply. (correct me if I am wrong, 30 billion are publicy traded, 70 billion are held by ripple labs)
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Activity: 238
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You don't

You buy them on an exchange.. even when this worked people weren't really mining them anyway, just exchanging computing power for premined coins.

Thank you for the reply. What about the other billions of XRP that have not been released yet? How will RippleLabs distribute them?
sr. member
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No, they stopped the Computing for Good giveaway. The Computing for Good website says this

Computing for Good, May 1, 2014: The Computing for Good project is no longer running

https://www.computingforgood.org/

Thank you for the reply. So now that computingforgood has closed, how does someone use a computer or server to obtain/mine XRP?

You don't

You buy them on an exchange.. even when this worked people weren't really mining them anyway, just exchanging computing power for premined coins.
full member
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No, they stopped the Computing for Good giveaway. The Computing for Good website says this

Computing for Good, May 1, 2014: The Computing for Good project is no longer running

https://www.computingforgood.org/

Thank you for the reply. So now that computingforgood has closed, how does someone use a computer or server to obtain/mine XRP?
sr. member
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Please can someone explain what the latest way is to 'mine' or obtain XRP? Can DigitalOcean servers still be used? If so, are they viable to use v/s the XRP gained?

Many Thanks

No, they stopped the Computing for Good giveaway. The Computing for Good website says this

Computing for Good, May 1, 2014: The Computing for Good project is no longer running

https://www.computingforgood.org/
full member
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Please can someone explain what the latest way is to 'mine' or obtain XRP? Can DigitalOcean servers still be used? If so, are they viable to use v/s the XRP gained?

Many Thanks
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You can use 2014SSD coupon code and get $10 FREE credit. You must be new customer for that. According to Getspool, you need to select their basic plan in order use this credit and you will get 2 month of FREE VPS.

Thanks
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Promo code is still working!
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New 10$ promo code
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a nooby question:

sudo apt-get install boinc-client
boinccmd --project_attach http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/ <your weak account key here, no angle brackets>

What should I put on that bolded in red.

Thanks in advance.

Its in your WorldCommunityGrid.org profile page.
newbie
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a nooby question:

sudo apt-get install boinc-client
boinccmd --project_attach http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/ <your weak account key here, no angle brackets>

What should I put on that bolded in red.

Thanks in advance.
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Merit: 100
Yep, xrp is about to fly...
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