Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 914. (Read 3050080 times)

which payment method? if bank wire this quote from https://www.kncminer.com/news/news-71 could be relevant

you miss a lot of H/s along the way.

use this as a start https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/estimate-of-asic-pre-orders-13-to-15-phs-diff-18b-to-21b-by-end-of-2013-283820

take into account that the aformentioned estimate is not exhaustive. e.g it doesn't include
bitmain's off the shelf products https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/official-first-group-buy-bitmain-antminer-s1-30-units-348747

Yes, you point cgminer to the ip of the computer running bitcoin qt.

Exact same configuration as gpus, only when you run jupiter you'll get errors saying it can't keep up.

So you need to use some kind of stratum pool
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=170332.msg3617383;topicseen#msg3617383
e.g. eloipool

It's kind of a pointless exercise unless you want to solo mine alts, which is not a good idea while your knc rig can still mine some bitcoin via a pool.

I'm order Naptune on 28th.
But, it's automatically cancelled.
Why this?

You should add Bfl and blackarrow to those numbers and the casual rise of the difficulty as well.
In any case after those estimations you decided that it's worth to buy a neptune for 10k?

I've come to recognise that from a pure ROI perspective it's really hard to beat just buying and owning BTC. Bitcoin is inherently deflationary.

thank you! this initiated thread should not just animate to discuss about the technical aspect of solo-mining also to discuss about the social aspect of solo-mining (fear of too few income with too few luck, experience with solo-mining, etc.). My impression (also to speak for myself) is miners receive their ASIC miner and are too lazy to think about solo-mining because it's so easy to plugin to a pool but the better income result can be reached with solo-mining. and on top of this we also would much more support the decentralized character of Bitcoin mining as the concept was in early days until pools showed up.

Thank you, I should have been more specific.  I mean I can solo mine no probs with GPU setup, edit the coin.conf file in the roaming folder, with your rpc port, username and password, then just launch the coin client in windows via cmd with the option -server.  Then use cgminer with the "local host" as the pool 0, + 1 or 2 failsafe pools that aslo act to get blockwork and keep the solo mining efficient.  Just do this in the conf file similar to below.

{
"pools" : [
   {
      "url" : "http://127.0.0.1:12345",
      "user" : "myusername.worker",
      "pass" : "1234"
   },
   {
      "url" : "stratum+tcp://coinotron.com:3334",
      "user" : "myusername.worker",
      "pass" : "1234"
   },
   {
      "url" : "stratum+tcp://ltcmine.ru:3333",
      "user" : "myusername.worker",
      "pass" : "1234"
   }
]
,


This however is only valid on a machine that is running as the host!  I can't point to a local host server on the KnCminer as it's a different DHCP device.

What I need to know is, how can i point my KnC to my server (the coin client running in server mode).  I was thinking...  just

      "url" : "http://192.168.0.5:12345",  (IP of the PC with the Client running as the server)
      "user" : "myusername.worker",
      "pass" : "1234"

And in the conf file in roaming just RPC allow 192.168.x.x

But I want to know if anyone has experience.  Or if ckolivas knows, as hes the genius that wrote cgminer.    

Not much to discuss really.
Asic = fast.
Using windows? Not possible to solo mine with jupiter.
Linux? Use eloipool. Not noob friendly.

There has been discussion in this thread and other threads, but the above is more or less the conclusion.

I found this here: http://millybitcoin.com/how-do-i-set-up-solo-bitcoin-mining/ (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/avalon-users-bitcoind-eloipool-configuration-158105)

would appreciate to join the discussion here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/should-more-of-us-switch-to-solo-mining-instead-of-pool-mining-352287

I dont see why this is relevant, but if you are curious, I dont have a target price, I have a target date. Ive been selling small amounts of my stash over the past 2 years and I will continue to sell ever smaller amounts over the next 3 years at which point I intend to still hold about 50% of my original stash. The size of that is not your concern.

You are quite the simpleton.  You ignore any of the many situations that aren't in line with your basic mentality.

 What's your target sell price of all the BTC stash that you own?   Since you remind everyone to buy constantly, you must have quite the stash correct?
Or you just one of those armchair quarterbacks that never made it on the field?

 

Can anyone point me at a guide for solo mining with a kncminer? 

thanks in advance.

“There are two kinds of secrets; the ones we keep from others and the ones we hide from ourselves.”
― Eye Tears

Exactly. But they will claim its a dollar investment that returns dollar, without acknowledging their ROI is almost 100% dependent on bitcoin exchange rate, just like a direct investment in bitcoin which has been infinitely more profitable. Maybe if BTC exchange rate crashes they will get it?

I think many of you didn't account for Bitcoin price rise recently. Put the mined coins into storage for a while, then sell it, they might start to see where is the profit come from.

I got my jupiters oct 9th...  I did get two expansion modules..  I am ~70 BTC mined.   I passed on Neptunes since it wasn't a slam dunk and might be a hassle running them...but it was a good deal for us.

And as many know I bought mine with 0% credit so BTC in <> BTC out doesn't apply to me anyway..it would only be figurative, not literal in any sense.

kncminer is bad in that point
ask always bitoins dont let us use money like euro or dollar

lol

It's mind boggling, but commonly seen here. Bought Jupiter for 60 BTC. Mined 10. Sold for 15. Sum = -35 BTC. Profit!