📈 NastyFans: The Bitcoin Enthusiast Fan Club (est. 2012) - page 88.

Squirrel Dearing

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Quote from: OgNasty on July 18, 2014, 03:40:32 PM

Quote from: Squirrel Dearing on July 18, 2014, 02:46:04 PM

Just 1 question... If you are going to use 50% of the $5000 USD worth of shares to the lottery winner, why didn't you just transfer ~ $2,500 and do 100% of that to the lottery winner.. Is there a plan for the other 50% or is that just yours? (Just trying to see if there's anything else up your sleeves! lol)

50% of the BTC held at that address will be distributed weekly. This is to cut down on volatility and ensure that even if no block is found by P2Pool, there will still be a lottery distribution.

Right, I understood that much.. I was just wondering about the other 50% that isn't distributed weekly to the lottery winner..

Either way, thanks again! (Now I just need to get some lottery tickets and then win!)

OgNasty

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Quote from: Squirrel Dearing on July 18, 2014, 02:46:04 PM

Just 1 question... If you are going to use 50% of the $5000 USD worth of shares to the lottery winner, why didn't you just transfer ~ $2,500 and do 100% of that to the lottery winner.. Is there a plan for the other 50% or is that just yours? (Just trying to see if there's anything else up your sleeves! lol)

50% of the BTC held at that address will be distributed weekly. This is to cut down on volatility and ensure that even if no block is found by P2Pool, there will still be a lottery distribution.

nonnakip

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Distribution 311374 is complete. nastyfans thanks the donators.

It is fun to see minted seat payouts in the distributions now.

ManeBjorn

legendary

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Awesome OgNasty. You are making strides where others do not. I really like how you keep leading the way.

Quote from: OgNasty on July 17, 2014, 07:10:41 PM

Quote from: ManeBjorn on July 17, 2014, 06:26:04 PM

What made you decide to do this?

I want NastyPool to be the best. The synergies available with our different services allow us to offer exclusive benefits that can't be matched elsewhere. I don't mind leading by example on how to unlock those benefits. The address temporarily being used to gather lottery donations is 1NastyPXmduDcoay5aEZzih7fzqt8UzXRK for anyone interested.

Squirrel Dearing

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Quote from: OgNasty on July 17, 2014, 05:51:48 PM

I have transferred ~$5,000 worth of NastyFans seats to a separate account and am donating the distributions from those seats to an address that has been setup for NastyPool. The current plan is to have 50% of the BTC at that address distributed to the weekly NastyPool lottery winner on an ongoing basis as a way to provide greater than 100% mining payouts to our miners. No word on when the mining lottery will begin, but you can earn tickets now by mining on nastyfans.org:9332 and using your Bitcoin address as your username.

That's awesome - thank you.

Just 1 question... If you are going to use 50% of the $5000 USD worth of shares to the lottery winner, why didn't you just transfer ~ $2,500 and do 100% of that to the lottery winner.. Is there a plan for the other 50% or is that just yours? (Just trying to see if there's anything else up your sleeves! lol)

PCComf

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My S1s will work on p2pool pretty well. My S2 gets no more than about 700GH/s from the interface and pool-side instead of 998GH/s anywhere else.

punkboy15

newbie

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Mine does OK. I have one running and with the rise in hashing power I am currently getting ~0.003 per block found. So, today I made about 0.015 btc.

S2 and S3 do not work on P2Pool AFAIK.

Blazed

legendary

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Thinking I should give it a try...are Ant miner S1's good on p2pool?

punkboy15

newbie

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I like the lottery idea.

FYI, P2Pool found 5 blocks in a 24 hour span and broke 1 PH/s briefly.

ripmax

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Quote from: OgNasty on July 17, 2014, 05:51:48 PM

I have transferred ~$5,000 worth of NastyFans seats to a separate account and am donating the distributions from those seats to an address that has been setup for NastyPool. The current plan is to have 50% of the BTC at that address distributed to the weekly NastyPool lottery winner on an ongoing basis as a way to provide greater than 100% mining payouts to our miners. No word on when the mining lottery will begin, but you can earn tickets now by mining on nastyfans.org:9332 and using your Bitcoin address as your username.

That's very generous of you OgNasty. I think more people should start to mine it. I'm still waiting on my hardware (Black Arrow Sad

) so any year now I might be able to help out..

OgNasty

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Quote from: ManeBjorn on July 17, 2014, 06:26:04 PM

What made you decide to do this?

I want NastyPool to be the best. The synergies available with our different services allow us to offer exclusive benefits that can't be matched elsewhere. I don't mind leading by example on how to unlock those benefits. The address temporarily being used to gather lottery donations is 1NastyPXmduDcoay5aEZzih7fzqt8UzXRK for anyone interested.

ManeBjorn

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Wow that is huge.
I hope it works and brings more people to the pool.
What made you decide to do this?

Quote from: OgNasty on July 17, 2014, 05:51:48 PM

I have transferred ~$5,000 worth of NastyFans seats to a separate account and am donating the distributions from those seats to an address that has been setup for NastyPool. The current plan is to have 50% of the BTC at that address distributed to the weekly NastyPool lottery winner on an ongoing basis as a way to provide greater than 100% mining payouts to our miners. No word on when the mining lottery will begin, but you can earn tickets now by mining on nastyfans.org:9332 and using your Bitcoin address as your username.

OgNasty

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Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform

I have transferred ~$5,000 worth of NastyFans seats to a separate account and am donating the distributions from those seats to an address that has been setup for NastyPool. The current plan is to have 50% of the BTC at that address distributed to the weekly NastyPool lottery winner on an ongoing basis as a way to provide greater than 100% mining payouts to our miners. No word on when the mining lottery will begin, but you can earn tickets now by mining on nastyfans.org:9332 and using your Bitcoin address as your username.

PCComf

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I also found out about Nastyfans through a signature link.

I like the idea so long as nothing about the campaign encourages people to post inane garbage for no reason other than to get their post count up.

naypalm

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howdy

Quote from: smooth on July 16, 2014, 09:12:59 PM

I don't consider sig campaigns to be spam, although as a personal opinion I find the ones with huge fonts, bright colors, etc. to be somewhat more annoying and create a more negative impression of the advertiser. Simple informative text about something that might interest me is more likely to be received by me as useful information on which I might act.

I remember back when the forum had a different URL and was clutterfusted with annoying signature images and GIF's. I don't mind the text signature ads today but I did find out about nastyfans through a signature link. I say go for it!

smooth

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Quote from: OgNasty on July 16, 2014, 04:51:39 PM

Quote from: CumpsD on July 16, 2014, 04:18:06 PM

This would be advertising for the pool? or nastyfans seats? or .....

I'm curious about fans opinion on a signature campaign for these forums. It would advertise everything you see in my signature (minus my public address). I want to know if that is a good way to spread the word or annoying spam.

I don't consider sig campaigns to be spam, although as a personal opinion I find the ones with huge fonts, bright colors, etc. to be somewhat more annoying and create a more negative impression of the advertiser. Simple informative text about something that might interest me is more likely to be received by me as useful information on which I might act.

ripmax

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They still have a limit on people with signatures and the number of posts I think. Not sure how many posts or access level you need to be able to do the larger sigs.

OgNasty

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Quote from: Blazed on July 16, 2014, 08:08:32 PM

I guess what is the focus of it though...selling seats or mining on the pool?

The focus would be awareness. You never know how someone might stumble across NastyFans and become interested in helping the project. The recent creation of http://nastyfans.uberbills.com is a great example of benefits that 3rd party developers could provide for us. There are quite a few automated references available below that could be used by developers to display all sorts of statistics or build fun tools.

The NastyFans: Public Seat Owner List
Seat Trades: Historical Trade List
BTC/USD Rates: Historical Exchange Rates
Developer Feeds: Nasty.JSON | Mint.JSON

Blazed

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I do not think it is spam in any way...signature campaigns are the norm on these boards. I guess what is the focus of it though...selling seats or mining on the pool?

OgNasty

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Quote from: CumpsD on July 16, 2014, 04:18:06 PM

This would be advertising for the pool? or nastyfans seats? or .....

I'm curious about fans opinion on a signature campaign for these forums. It would advertise everything you see in my signature (minus my public address). I want to know if that is a good way to spread the word or annoying spam.

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