Still trying to find ways to overclock the BE USB miner.
Found a shop in sim lim tower that sells the SMD resistors and crystal but needs to take 1 day to arrive... Pre order again...
If you do not overclock, the ROI takes 11 months or longer... http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/a/ebbb00bafd
But if you overclock to 16MHz + 1.4k resistor, will take about 5 months or longer to ROI... http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/a/c0441de9ce
Assumption is the constant growth of 40M difficult per month (this is based on aug 2013) and the power price stays at 0.21USD
Topic: Singapore - page 30. (Read 747562 times)
hehe i think most of you already know lah... anyway in my opinion it's obvious from those links below..
what kept sgd high during that period of 2009- late 2012... remember all time high sgd 1.23 against USD sometime in 2010-2012?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/diane-francis/dirty-money-flees-swiss-b_b_266272.html
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-04-29/billionaires-flee-havens-as-trillions-pursued-offshore.html
and here's why i think SGD has fallen so hard these days...
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/money-laundering-banks-in-singapore-face-the-heat-over-accounts-of-tax-evaders/1112088/
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/world/2013-07/12/c_132536971.htm
so that should sum up everything...
i could dig up more articles but i think that should get you started on your own...
Ok, I'm intrigued :-) Please elaborate. What is it in your opinion?
what kept sgd high during that period of 2009- late 2012... remember all time high sgd 1.23 against USD sometime in 2010-2012?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/diane-francis/dirty-money-flees-swiss-b_b_266272.html
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-04-29/billionaires-flee-havens-as-trillions-pursued-offshore.html
and here's why i think SGD has fallen so hard these days...
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/money-laundering-banks-in-singapore-face-the-heat-over-accounts-of-tax-evaders/1112088/
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/world/2013-07/12/c_132536971.htm
so that should sum up everything...
i could dig up more articles but i think that should get you started on your own... [...] just to give you a clue, think of switzerland and see what's really driving swiss francs.. no it's not the watches... [...]
[...]Ok, I'm intrigued :-) Please elaborate. What is it in your opinion?
Intersting....+1
hehe i think most of you already know lah... anyway in my opinion it's obvious from those links below..
what kept sgd high during that period of 2009- late 2012... remember all time high sgd 1.23 against USD sometime in 2010-2012?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/diane-francis/dirty-money-flees-swiss-b_b_266272.html
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-04-29/billionaires-flee-havens-as-trillions-pursued-offshore.html
and here's why i think SGD has fallen so hard these days...
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/money-laundering-banks-in-singapore-face-the-heat-over-accounts-of-tax-evaders/1112088/
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/world/2013-07/12/c_132536971.htm
so that should sum up everything... i could dig up more articles but i think that should get you started on your own...
Ok, I'm intrigued :-) Please elaborate. What is it in your opinion?
what kept sgd high during that period of 2009- late 2012... remember all time high sgd 1.23 against USD sometime in 2010-2012?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/diane-francis/dirty-money-flees-swiss-b_b_266272.html
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-04-29/billionaires-flee-havens-as-trillions-pursued-offshore.html
and here's why i think SGD has fallen so hard these days...
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/money-laundering-banks-in-singapore-face-the-heat-over-accounts-of-tax-evaders/1112088/
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/world/2013-07/12/c_132536971.htm
so that should sum up everything...
i could dig up more articles but i think that should get you started on your own... [...] just to give you a clue, think of switzerland and see what's really driving swiss francs.. no it's not the watches... [...]
[...]Ok, I'm intrigued :-) Please elaborate. What is it in your opinion?
[...] just to give you a clue, think of switzerland and see what's really driving swiss francs.. no it's not the watches... [...]
[...]Ok, I'm intrigued :-) Please elaborate. What is it in your opinion?
having a currency pegged to undisclosed currencies to portray so called "stable currency" is just an illusion folks, because it is as good as long as that basket agrees to accept the pegged currency... so once sgd loses its real purpose to that basket you can kiss goodbye to your savings... what keeps sgd at whatever exchange rate now is tied to something else... just to give you a clue, think of switzerland and see what's really driving swiss francs.. no it's not the watches...
This sounds really smart, until you see the history
pegged to pound
pegged to dollar
pegged to a trade weighted basket of foreign currencies (undisclosed weights)
pegged to an undisclosed band around a undisclosed basket of currencies
It is said to be fully backed by the currencies in the basket. But when the elements in the basket change in value, the degree of backing will also change. And you have to wonder, is some of the backing in foreign sovereign bonds, by chance?
The next step is probably a fully floating singapore dollar, unless gold backing or sound money should suddenly become popular, which is improbable.
just to give you a clue, think of switzerland and see what's really driving swiss francs.. no it's not the watches... Singapore currency is weighted against a basket of currencies, I find that it is the most effective way as compared to others. It gives us far more control over our own currencies and less worries of being attacked by the likes of Soros as in the British pound
This sounds really smart, until you see the history
pegged to pound
pegged to dollar
pegged to a trade weighted basket of foreign currencies (undisclosed weights)
pegged to an undisclosed band around a undisclosed basket of currencies
It is said to be fully backed by the currencies in the basket. But when the elements in the basket change in value, the degree of backing will also change. And you have to wonder, is some of the backing in foreign sovereign bonds, by chance?
The next step is probably a fully floating singapore dollar, unless gold backing or sound money should suddenly become popular, which is improbable.
pretty simple actually... just sign up at https://btct.co, transfer your bitcoins over and start bidding for shares, just like you buy bitcoins with fiat on any other exchange... give it a try, at least sign up and surf around...
how are you going to invest in those IPOs overseas?
Singapore currency is weighted against a basket of currencies, I find that it is the most effective way as compared to others. It gives us far more control over our own currencies and less worries of being attacked by the likes of Soros as in the British pound
This sounds really smart, until you see the history
pegged to pound
pegged to dollar
pegged to a trade weighted basket of foreign currencies (undisclosed weights)
pegged to an undisclosed band around a undisclosed basket of currencies
It is said to be fully backed by the currencies in the basket. But when the elements in the basket change in value, the degree of backing will also change. And you have to wonder, is some of the backing in foreign sovereign bonds, by chance?
The next step is probably a fully floating singapore dollar, unless gold backing or sound money should suddenly become popular, which is improbable.
Normal equities of China are dangerous enough already without adding in the volatility element of Bitcoin.
right, which is why i'm pretty much done with catch up games at this point and will just speculate in upcoming mining companies which seem to give better ROIs if you time it right... i think cloud services, leasing miners are the future...and IPOs are going to be that next big thing now that China is catching up...
http://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/1299374/bitcoin-spawns-virtual-ipos-china
just to give you a rough picture of how trading securities has become popular... take a look at the volume below...
https://btct.co/
Site Volume
Last 30d Total 158,343.75 BTC
Last 24h Total 5,128.77 BTC
Daily Average 6,347.46 BTC
http://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/1299374/bitcoin-spawns-virtual-ipos-china
just to give you a rough picture of how trading securities has become popular... take a look at the volume below...
https://btct.co/
Site Volume
Last 30d Total 158,343.75 BTC
Last 24h Total 5,128.77 BTC
Daily Average 6,347.46 BTC
how are you going to invest in those IPOs overseas?
[...] http://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/1299374/bitcoin-spawns-virtual-ipos-china [...]
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Bitcoin is similar to other currencies - say, the Mexican peso -
LOL
right, which is why i'm pretty much done with catch up games at this point and will just speculate in upcoming mining companies which seem to give better ROIs if you time it right... i think cloud services, leasing miners are the future...and IPOs are going to be that next big thing now that China is catching up...
http://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/1299374/bitcoin-spawns-virtual-ipos-china
just to give you a rough picture of how trading securities has become popular... take a look at the volume below...
https://btct.co/
Site Volume
Last 30d Total 158,343.75 BTC
Last 24h Total 5,128.77 BTC
Daily Average 6,347.46 BTC
for mining, the hardware is a constant challenge, the difficulty is rising much faster than what the hardware can catch up. Investing in such a company need to factor in the constantly changing and improving designs of the ASICS and beyond.
http://www.scmp.com/business/china-business/article/1299374/bitcoin-spawns-virtual-ipos-china
just to give you a rough picture of how trading securities has become popular... take a look at the volume below...
https://btct.co/
Site Volume
Last 30d Total 158,343.75 BTC
Last 24h Total 5,128.77 BTC
Daily Average 6,347.46 BTC
labcoin is a company that plans to enter mining operations.. you can read up on it here... https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-labcoin-asic-v1-130nm300mhz-16-cores-chip-european-chinese-team-241033
i was referring to its shares that were launched recently...
these not so popular alt crypto coins like labcoin.. isn't it hard to trade since liquidity can be bad?
for alt currencies i rather play with litecoins.
true lah. investing in coins probably a better bet.
so u use vircurex?
i was referring to its shares that were launched recently...
these not so popular alt crypto coins like labcoin.. isn't it hard to trade since liquidity can be bad?
for alt currencies i rather play with litecoins.
true lah. investing in coins probably a better bet.
so u use vircurex?
for mining, the hardware is a constant challenge, the difficulty is rising much faster than what the hardware can catch up. Investing in such a company need to factor in the constantly changing and improving designs of the ASICS and beyond.
labcoin is a company that plans to enter mining operations.. you can read up on it here... https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-labcoin-asic-v1-130nm300mhz-16-cores-chip-european-chinese-team-241033
i was referring to its shares that were launched recently...
these not so popular alt crypto coins like labcoin.. isn't it hard to trade since liquidity can be bad?
for alt currencies i rather play with litecoins.
true lah. investing in coins probably a better bet.
so u use vircurex?
i was referring to its shares that were launched recently...
these not so popular alt crypto coins like labcoin.. isn't it hard to trade since liquidity can be bad?
for alt currencies i rather play with litecoins.
true lah. investing in coins probably a better bet.
so u use vircurex?
for mining, the hardware is a constant challenge, the difficulty is rising much faster than what the hardware can catch up. Investing in such a company need to factor in the constantly changing and improving designs of the ASICS and beyond.
Found a few more places that accept BTC in SG:
http://www.squashpassion.com/
Squash training
http://winnhost.com/
Web hosting, servers in SG
http://www.kranjiracing.com/kranji2/home.php
http://sh3lls.net/
Web hosting, SG company, servers in US
http://www.squashpassion.com/
Squash training
http://winnhost.com/
Web hosting, servers in SG
http://www.kranjiracing.com/kranji2/home.php
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Described as the best site dedicated to Singapore horse racing, kranjiracing.com is the home of Singapore racing media identity and tipster - Larry Foley.
http://sh3lls.net/
Web hosting, SG company, servers in US
my personal advice to fellow singaporeans is don't bother with mining unless you miraculously got free juice and space but even then difficulty is going to hit 100mil in no time, we're at 65mil now.... personally i had a quicker roi with flipping securities... for example.. https://btct.co/security/LABCOIN
initial share price was 0.001 so if you invested 20btc at current prices your 20 btc would've been about 50-60 btc by now... now imagine those lucky ones who got in with 100btc even at 0.002 which was the price couple of weeks ago.. my projection is labcoin will have some more to go up at least 0.005 once they start their mining operations and besides btcgarden ipo fall out had some liquidity moved into labcoin... but again do your own research and trade with money you can afford to lose...
initial share price was 0.001 so if you invested 20btc at current prices your 20 btc would've been about 50-60 btc by now... now imagine those lucky ones who got in with 100btc even at 0.002 which was the price couple of weeks ago.. my projection is labcoin will have some more to go up at least 0.005 once they start their mining operations and besides btcgarden ipo fall out had some liquidity moved into labcoin... but again do your own research and trade with money you can afford to lose...
these not so popular alt crypto coins like labcoin.. isn't it hard to trade since liquidity can be bad?
for alt currencies i rather play with litecoins.
true lah. investing in coins probably a better bet.
so u use vircurex?
my personal advice to fellow singaporeans is don't bother with mining unless you miraculously got free juice and space but even then difficulty is going to hit 100mil in no time, we're at 65mil now.... personally i had a quicker roi with flipping securities... for example.. https://btct.co/security/LABCOIN
initial share price was 0.001 so if you invested 20btc at current prices your 20 btc would've been about 50-60 btc by now... now imagine those lucky ones who got in with 100btc even at 0.002 which was the price couple of weeks ago.. my projection is labcoin will have some more to go up at least 0.005 once they start their mining operations and besides btcgarden ipo fall out had some liquidity moved into labcoin... but again do your own research and trade with money you can afford to lose...
initial share price was 0.001 so if you invested 20btc at current prices your 20 btc would've been about 50-60 btc by now... now imagine those lucky ones who got in with 100btc even at 0.002 which was the price couple of weeks ago.. my projection is labcoin will have some more to go up at least 0.005 once they start their mining operations and besides btcgarden ipo fall out had some liquidity moved into labcoin... but again do your own research and trade with money you can afford to lose...
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=211825.0;all
how many of u guys are interested in this?
maybe can MO...
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how many of u guys are interested in this?
maybe can MO...
oops
pasted the wrong link
how many of u guys are interested in this?
maybe can MO...
maybe can MO...
Free power and free A/C in SG? Where do I sign?
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=211825.0;all
how many of u guys are interested in this?
maybe can MO...
oops
pasted the wrong link
how many of u guys are interested in this?
maybe can MO...
oops
pasted the wrong link
Office space not cheap here also, unless got cheap data center with unmetered power
Must see how many interested. Anyway no need big space, just need area to put there. Not as if need place to walk around, sleep etc
But must ensure power is included in rental or else not worth it, given Singapore electricity bills.
Office space not cheap here also, unless got cheap data center with unmetered power
Must see how many interested. Anyway no need big space, just need area to put there. Not as if need place to walk around, sleep etc
Office space not cheap here also, unless got cheap data center with unmetered power
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