Topic: [NEW CURRENCY] Maria 2.0 was banned, here is her proof. The birth of Bytecoin! - page 19. (Read 106441 times)
May 04, 2013, 06:39:57 AM
damn solo mining is over
May 04, 2013, 06:37:54 AM
Dont forget to join the pool (http://pool.bytecoin.in)
May 03, 2013, 11:11:35 PM
I plan to only mine bytecoin
May 03, 2013, 10:34:33 PM
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I notice the difficulty is still way up. If it does drop, what's to prevent someone from pointing an ASIC or server farm at BTE like last time and kicking the difficulty up again. Been around for a while and know some get a kick out of doing that kind of thing "just for fun".
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I guess not much is stopping them :(
The hashrate has been quite unstable for a while, but recently it seems to be rising, which hopefully means that there will soon be enough full-time miners to prevent this type of thing having much effect on the network.
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Looks like things are loosening up. Difficulity almost halved earlier today and quite a few more blocks being generated.
May 03, 2013, 09:55:41 AM
I'm only mining bytecoin when I get my jalapeno
May 03, 2013, 09:01:48 AM
Bytecoin could be the Testnet for Bitcoin in the future.
Except that the testnet works really good already built into bitcoin, or testnet in a box. So, no, not really.
May 02, 2013, 06:05:00 PM
Bytecoin could be the Testnet for Bitcoin in the future.
May 02, 2013, 02:33:24 PM
Does that mean those who started out with CPU mining are now out of it and only GPU miners can cope with the difficulity?
Seems so. But even a decent GPU won't help u much, u need a bunch of them.
Does anyone have a difficulty prediction for the next adjustment?
I'm guessing around 3,749 at the current network hashrate.
I notice the difficulty is still way up. If it does drop, what's to prevent someone from pointing an ASIC or server farm at BTE like last time and kicking the difficulty up again. Been around for a while and know some get a kick out of doing that kind of thing "just for fun".
I guess not much is stopping them
The hashrate has been quite unstable for a while, but recently it seems to be rising, which hopefully means that there will soon be enough full-time miners to prevent this type of thing having much effect on the network.
May 02, 2013, 12:39:25 PM
Does that mean those who started out with CPU mining are now out of it and only GPU miners can cope with the difficulity?
Seems so. But even a decent GPU won't help u much, u need a bunch of them.
Does anyone have a difficulty prediction for the next adjustment?
I'm guessing around 3,749 at the current network hashrate.
I notice the difficulty is still way up. If it does drop, what's to prevent someone from pointing an ASIC or server farm at BTE like last time and kicking the difficulty up again. Been around for a while and know some get a kick out of doing that kind of thing "just for fun".
May 01, 2013, 05:59:31 PM
Are we close to an API-enabled exchange where one could automatically pull pricing? If not, I will need to remove Bytecoin from Coinchoose until one exists.
Stick a fork in this one Jim.
April 29, 2013, 01:11:31 PM
Are we close to an API-enabled exchange where one could automatically pull pricing? If not, I will need to remove Bytecoin from Coinchoose until one exists.
April 29, 2013, 06:46:47 AM
Excitement
April 23, 2013, 01:38:11 PM
Does that mean those who started out with CPU mining are now out of it and only GPU miners can cope with the difficulity?
Seems so. But even a decent GPU won't help u much, u need a bunch of them.
Does anyone have a difficulty prediction for the next adjustment?
I'm guessing around 3,749 at the current network hashrate.
April 23, 2013, 01:21:31 PM
Does that mean those who started out with CPU mining are now out of it and only GPU miners can cope with the difficulity?
My guess would be that the majority GPU mined from the start.
April 23, 2013, 01:00:46 PM
Does that mean those who started out with CPU mining are now out of it and only GPU miners can cope with the difficulity?
Seems so. But even a decent GPU won't help u much, u need a bunch of them.
Does anyone have a difficulty prediction for the next adjustment?
April 23, 2013, 10:52:08 AM
Does that mean those who started out with CPU mining are now out of it and only GPU miners can cope with the difficulity?
Seems so. But even a decent GPU won't help u much, u need a bunch of them.
April 23, 2013, 10:12:03 AM
Just wondering.. is bytecoin.in cheating our shares? Bytecoin network hashrate is 70GH, the pool has almost 20% of that, 13 GH, and they have not 'found' a block for over 6 hours! Thay must be *very* unlucky or the whole bytecoin (or the pool) is cheating or the stats are showing wrong..
What is the correct answer?
http://pool.bytecoin.in/stats_netw.php
Edit: I answer myself; browsing the block chain, the whole network have found only 4 blocks today. Means network hashrate has droppen dramatically below current difficulty.
So low hanging fruits has been taken and people are leaving the coin? I guess you need a lot of hashrate to save it..
What is the correct answer?
http://pool.bytecoin.in/stats_netw.php
Edit: I answer myself; browsing the block chain, the whole network have found only 4 blocks today. Means network hashrate has droppen dramatically below current difficulty.
So low hanging fruits has been taken and people are leaving the coin? I guess you need a lot of hashrate to save it..
Interesting. During the first two weeks after intro, 12k+ blocks were added to the chain. Since then only about 3k more. A significant slowdown.
It's due to difficulty adjustement.
Does that mean those who started out with CPU mining are now out of it and only GPU miners can cope with the difficulity?
April 23, 2013, 10:02:42 AM
Just wondering.. is bytecoin.in cheating our shares? Bytecoin network hashrate is 70GH, the pool has almost 20% of that, 13 GH, and they have not 'found' a block for over 6 hours! Thay must be *very* unlucky or the whole bytecoin (or the pool) is cheating or the stats are showing wrong..
What is the correct answer?
http://pool.bytecoin.in/stats_netw.php
Edit: I answer myself; browsing the block chain, the whole network have found only 4 blocks today. Means network hashrate has droppen dramatically below current difficulty.
So low hanging fruits has been taken and people are leaving the coin? I guess you need a lot of hashrate to save it..
What is the correct answer?
http://pool.bytecoin.in/stats_netw.php
Edit: I answer myself; browsing the block chain, the whole network have found only 4 blocks today. Means network hashrate has droppen dramatically below current difficulty.
So low hanging fruits has been taken and people are leaving the coin? I guess you need a lot of hashrate to save it..
My experience with bytecoin.in has been all bad. Hashing for VERY long periods with no payout etc. May be had luck, but I'm out of the Bytecoin game for now.
Why not mine at http://bytecoinpool.us.to:6327/static/?
It provides instant payouts from the generation transaction and uses the PPLNS system to judge how much you are paid (so your payout fades in and out, you are still paid after you stop mining).
We've found 5 blocks already today
April 23, 2013, 09:45:38 AM
Just wondering.. is bytecoin.in cheating our shares? Bytecoin network hashrate is 70GH, the pool has almost 20% of that, 13 GH, and they have not 'found' a block for over 6 hours! Thay must be *very* unlucky or the whole bytecoin (or the pool) is cheating or the stats are showing wrong..
What is the correct answer?
http://pool.bytecoin.in/stats_netw.php
Edit: I answer myself; browsing the block chain, the whole network have found only 4 blocks today. Means network hashrate has droppen dramatically below current difficulty.
So low hanging fruits has been taken and people are leaving the coin? I guess you need a lot of hashrate to save it..
What is the correct answer?
http://pool.bytecoin.in/stats_netw.php
Edit: I answer myself; browsing the block chain, the whole network have found only 4 blocks today. Means network hashrate has droppen dramatically below current difficulty.
So low hanging fruits has been taken and people are leaving the coin? I guess you need a lot of hashrate to save it..
Interesting. During the first two weeks after intro, 12k+ blocks were added to the chain. Since then only about 3k more. A significant slowdown.
It's due to difficulty adjustement.
April 23, 2013, 09:45:19 AM
Just wondering.. is bytecoin.in cheating our shares? Bytecoin network hashrate is 70GH, the pool has almost 20% of that, 13 GH, and they have not 'found' a block for over 6 hours! Thay must be *very* unlucky or the whole bytecoin (or the pool) is cheating or the stats are showing wrong..
What is the correct answer?
http://pool.bytecoin.in/stats_netw.php
Edit: I answer myself; browsing the block chain, the whole network have found only 4 blocks today. Means network hashrate has droppen dramatically below current difficulty.
So low hanging fruits has been taken and people are leaving the coin? I guess you need a lot of hashrate to save it..
What is the correct answer?
http://pool.bytecoin.in/stats_netw.php
Edit: I answer myself; browsing the block chain, the whole network have found only 4 blocks today. Means network hashrate has droppen dramatically below current difficulty.
So low hanging fruits has been taken and people are leaving the coin? I guess you need a lot of hashrate to save it..
My experience with bytecoin.in has been all bad. Hashing for VERY long periods with no payout etc. May be had luck, but I'm out of the Bytecoin game for now.
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