Topic: [XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency - page 1795. (Read 4670606 times)

Quote from: Stevenrm87 on June 17, 2014, 03:10:21 PM

I am the masses. I'm interested i'm Monero due to the involvement of people I respect. I have no computer skills. My new computer is windows 8.1 with a pentium chip Embarrassed

so I wont be mining.

You NEED to start mining. Don:t use a pool. Just be patient.

As you suggested and after some head scratching I set up and started to mine solo and now realize that at my current hr and difficulty the avg time to find a block is 300 days.

Maybe we have a different definition of patience. Grin

Excellent. You are now an infrastructure operator. In roughly 300 days, if you are patient, you will be rewarded with enough monero so that, if xmr denominates merely half of all black market transactions with typical velocity 10 years from now, you will be able to buy a nice, modest house in a pleasant town about an hour' s drive from an airport - or you could send one child to harvard. Actually difficulty will rise meanwhile, so it might take two years or so. Now you understand the value of an xmr better, and can decide whether to burn some fiat on a much better rational and informed basis. Meanwhile, as an xmr holder, your mining is benefitting yourself by increasing the value of your xmr.

When I urged you to solomine difficulty was lower and I assumed your hash rate was higher. Nonetheless, the experience and understanding gained are likely to serve you well, and a shot at a block reward surely won't hurt. But best of all would be if the experience taught you not to take advice from strangers on the Internet.

I am quoting this to look back in two years Cheesy

i'm pretty sure it will still be a bad idea to take advice from strangers on in the internet.

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Fellow, Miners,

We have some important information:
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2014.06.17 20:30GMT: Moving to a new DDOS protected server
Pool stats can get very crazy - Dont Worry
Point your miners to:
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Good luck, mining!

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Beaware ..kippo.eu
mining fee upto 22% when ever admin wants!

More mining pool scams .Some shady people here this is crazy.

we will look this as a typo, bad time suchs...

kippo will collect some 3% fees now to enter cloud servive

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Beaware ..kippo.eu
mining fee upto 22% when ever admin wants!

More mining pool scams .Some shady people here this is crazy.

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Quote from: rangedriver on June 17, 2014, 02:31:39 PM

Beaware of scam pool kippo.eu
mining fee upto 22% when ever admin wants!

screenshot coming!

Do you really think you would be seeing the fee that high if it was intentional and not an honest mistake which I corrected in less than a minute?
I had to raise the fee a bit because the pool's hash rate has grown over 1000% in less than a day. The fee is now at 3% temporarily, and the proceeds are going towards a more robust hosting solution so that reliability won't suffer if the hash rate snowballs even more.

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Quote from: rangedriver on June 17, 2014, 02:31:39 PM

I am the masses. I'm interested i'm Monero due to the involvement of people I respect. I have no computer skills. My new computer is windows 8.1 with a pentium chip Embarrassed

so I wont be mining.

You NEED to start mining. Don:t use a pool. Just be patient.

As you suggested and after some head scratching I set up and started to mine solo and now realize that at my current hr and difficulty the avg time to find a block is 300 days.

Maybe we have a different definition of patience. Grin

Excellent. You are now an infrastructure operator. In roughly 300 days, if you are patient, you will be rewarded with enough monero so that, if xmr denominates merely half of all black market transactions with typical velocity 10 years from now, you will be able to buy a nice, modest house in a pleasant town about an hour' s drive from an airport - or you could send one child to harvard. Actually difficulty will rise meanwhile, so it might take two years or so. Now you understand the value of an xmr better, and can decide whether to burn some fiat on a much better rational and informed basis. Meanwhile, as an xmr holder, your mining is benefitting yourself by increasing the value of your xmr.

When I urged you to solomine difficulty was lower and I assumed your hash rate was higher. Nonetheless, the experience and understanding gained are likely to serve you well, and a shot at a block reward surely won't hurt. But best of all would be if the experience taught you not to take advice from strangers on the Internet.

How much would 1 XMR be in that scenario?

I think is much better to put price in worth of a house, then in BTC, USD, or euro or anything else. Each of those can be worth nothing in 10 years. But that house will well unless will be really unlucky positioned, worth a bit more then now.

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if xmr denominates merely half of all black market transactions with typical velocity 10 years from now...

How much would 1 XMR be in that scenario?

PQ=0.5 * 2e12 USD2012 = MV = 1.84e7 XMR * 5

1e12 USD2012
-------------- = 1 XMR
9.2e7

About 12k USD(2012) per XMR.

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I am the masses. I'm interested i'm Monero due to the involvement of people I respect. I have no computer skills. My new computer is windows 8.1 with a pentium chip Embarrassed

so I wont be mining.

You NEED to start mining. Don:t use a pool. Just be patient.

As you suggested and after some head scratching I set up and started to mine solo and now realize that at my current hr and difficulty the avg time to find a block is 300 days.

Maybe we have a different definition of patience. Grin

Excellent. You are now an infrastructure operator. In roughly 300 days, if you are patient, you will be rewarded with enough monero so that, if xmr denominates merely half of all black market transactions with typical velocity 10 years from now, you will be able to buy a nice, modest house in a pleasant town about an hour' s drive from an airport - or you could send one child to harvard. Actually difficulty will rise meanwhile, so it might take two years or so. Now you understand the value of an xmr better, and can decide whether to burn some fiat on a much better rational and informed basis. Meanwhile, as an xmr holder, your mining is benefitting yourself by increasing the value of your xmr.

When I urged you to solomine difficulty was lower and I assumed your hash rate was higher. Nonetheless, the experience and understanding gained are likely to serve you well, and a shot at a block reward surely won't hurt. But best of all would be if the experience taught you not to take advice from strangers on the Internet.

How much would 1 XMR be in that scenario?

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I am the masses. I'm interested i'm Monero due to the involvement of people I respect. I have no computer skills. My new computer is windows 8.1 with a pentium chip Embarrassed

so I wont be mining.

You NEED to start mining. Don:t use a pool. Just be patient.

As you suggested and after some head scratching I set up and started to mine solo and now realize that at my current hr and difficulty the avg time to find a block is 300 days.

Maybe we have a different definition of patience. Grin

Excellent. You are now an infrastructure operator. In roughly 300 days, if you are patient, you will be rewarded with enough monero so that, if xmr denominates merely half of all black market transactions with typical velocity 10 years from now, you will be able to buy a nice, modest house in a pleasant town about an hour' s drive from an airport - or you could send one child to harvard. Actually difficulty will rise meanwhile, so it might take two years or so. Now you understand the value of an xmr better, and can decide whether to burn some fiat on a much better rational and informed basis. Meanwhile, as an xmr holder, your mining is benefitting yourself by increasing the value of your xmr.

When I urged you to solomine difficulty was lower and I assumed your hash rate was higher. Nonetheless, the experience and understanding gained are likely to serve you well, and a shot at a block reward surely won't hurt. But best of all would be if the experience taught you not to take advice from strangers on the Internet.

I am quoting this to look back in two years Cheesy

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Quote from: helloweiwei on June 17, 2014, 01:32:51 PM

Currency Amount Address Date Status
XMR 60.28979966 463tWEBn5XZJSxLU6uLQnQ2iY9xuNcDbjLSjkn3XAXHCbLrTTErJrBWYgHJQyrCwkNgYvyV3z8zctJL PCZy24jvb3NiTcTJ 2014-06-15 11:45:04 COMPLETE: e8c1826a02ad6d994e8faf1500b0569ecd585c55e53d0401f0ccefeaec8d6514
polonies ----> bittrex
Just write the address, Not write ID,I lost XmR?

Message Bittrex support?

They will sort it out i guess Wink

Thank you, I try to contact bittrex. Tongue

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Quote from: helloweiwei on June 17, 2014, 01:32:51 PM

Currency Amount Address Date Status
XMR 60.28979966 463tWEBn5XZJSxLU6uLQnQ2iY9xuNcDbjLSjkn3XAXHCbLrTTErJrBWYgHJQyrCwkNgYvyV3z8zctJL PCZy24jvb3NiTcTJ 2014-06-15 11:45:04 COMPLETE: e8c1826a02ad6d994e8faf1500b0569ecd585c55e53d0401f0ccefeaec8d6514
polonies ----> bittrex
Just write the address, Not write ID,I lost XmR?

I sent my XMR coin to poloniex but didn't add to my balance(about a week ago) - after 5 days,and sent many ticket, they add my XMR credit to my balance.
But do you sent correctly to poloniex?
with this format:
To send using a Payment ID, include the Payment ID after a regular transfer command: transfer 0

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