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ryan_woody posted:How will that work if they're only paying out at 0.1 BTC? The 0.1 BTC limit only applies to truly external wallets, like if you're trying to have them send it directly to a wallet held by BitGo or your own paper wallet or whatever. They deposit to their internal (Nicehash) fake-wallet at 0.001 BTC. You can then move the BTC from the internal fake-wallet to Coinbase (and only Coinbase, since they've set up some sort of agreement) for free. From there you can do any number of things with it. If you're not expecting to mine ~$1600 worth of butts in a timely manner, this Nicehash internal -> Coinbase wallet move is the only way to actually get your funds out.
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Seems that us Canadians get all kinds of shafted, as is usual. Coinbase to QuadrigaCX looks suboptimal. Is Coinbase to Gyft as much of a pain in the rear end? To quote the title of the Canadian BFC megathread, paying more is our national pastime.
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Once the NSA is done with their giant prime factorization experiment that we known as cryptocurrency, they'll have all they need to break tor and decrypt messages encrypted with PGP on the darknet.
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Bloody Antlers posted:Once the NSA is done with their giant prime factorization experiment that we known as cryptocurrency, they'll have all they need to break tor and decrypt messages encrypted with PGP on the darknet. It kinda surprises me that (as far as I know) there isn't a cryptocurrency based on cracking password hashes yet.
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TheFluff posted:With all these huge numbers getting thrown around claiming you earn vast sums of money from MPH, I had to go actually investigate the drat thing and the answer is that no, touching the poop is still a bad idea. Fine, they're probably legit, but you get paid in Litecoin or whatever other internet pog which is completely useless to me and cannot be turned into actual money in any reasonable way. I live in Sweden and have a bank account denoted in Swedish crowns. Coinbase proudly claims that it "is available in your country" and states that bank transfers to European bank accounts only take 1-2 business days. There's only this small problem that Q8ee posted about earlier: to let you withdraw, they first require that you deposit from the account you're withdrawing into, and they only support doing this in Euro. I'm not going to open a different loving bank account for this. Money laundering via Amazon gift cards is also out because Amazon doesn't even operate in Sweden and I'm not that interested in shopping from Germany, paying stupid amounts of money for shipping only to get my packages lost by DHL. oh cry me a river, i pay $500 a month for healthcare and I'd still go bankrupt if I broke my arm.
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TheFluff posted:It kinda surprises me that (as far as I know) there isn't a cryptocurrency based on cracking password hashes yet. https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/about quote:What is LBC?
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Dr. Fishopolis posted:oh cry me a river, i pay $500 a month for healthcare and I'd still go bankrupt if I broke my arm. A small price to pay to not have to foot the bill for some poor schmuck who broke his arm.
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ItBurns posted:A small price to pay to not have to foot the bill for some poor schmuck who broke his arm. i already do that, that's how insurance works.
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In case you were wondering there are other totally worthless things people do with their spare computing power with even worse payouts. Some dude just discovered the largest known prime number, 2^77,232,917 − 1. https://www.mersenne.org/primes/press/M77232917.html
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MaxxBot posted:In case you were wondering there are other totally worthless things people do with their spare computing power with even worse payouts. Some dude just discovered the largest known prime number, 2^77,232,917 − 1. Large prime numbers are useful in cryptography for reasons I don't entirely understand, to the point that there are cash prizes for finding them. The guy who's computer first found that one will be getting $3000 from GIMPS and the first person or team to find a prime with over 100,000,000 digits gets $150,000 from the EFF (if this is found by the GIMPS project as the last few have been the actual individual participant gets $50,000).
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wolrah posted:Large prime numbers are useful in cryptography for reasons I don't entirely understand, to the point that there are cash prizes for finding them. The very TLDR about that is that multiplying two prime numbers together to get a semi-prime number is very very easy; finding the two factors you used to create the number is very very not easy (yet). So the bigger the prime, the more secure the resulting semi-prime number. Public keys are the result of the math, and private keys are the numbers used to do the math. Edit: this is vastly vastly simplified over reality, but covers why primes matter.
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Burst has been going crazy the past few days. It's actually has a 2 month ROI for some usb 8 TB harddrives at the moment if difficulty/rewards remain the same. Also looking into it, one of their plans this year is to store the combined culture of the world using their proof of storage system and do their lookups based on that, so they'll be essentially backing up "important" data from around the world and distributing that info to keep it from being lost. Nitrousoxide fucked around with this message at 22:19 on Jan 6, 2018 |
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who determines whats important and how do you know its not just a private repository for anime, porn and memes?
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Fauxtool posted:who determines whats important and how do you know its not just a private repository for anime, porn and memes? Those sound like very important things to retain to me.
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I have 16tb of storage and its not work related
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Nitrousoxide posted:Those sound like very important things to retain to me.
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Profits are up, I've started piecing together box #2. Also I came home to my 1070 fan at 0rpm, and the gpu still hashing away perfectly fine at 71 degrees 
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Risky Bisquick posted:Profits are up, I've started piecing together box #2. what gpus are you going to use? 570s seem like the most available while staying under a 100 day roi. are you flashing bios?
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Why is nicehash so high atm? A 1950x and 2 1080tis is getting me 30usd a day atm
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Scarecow posted:Why is nicehash so high atm? A 1950x and 2 1080tis is getting me 30usd a day atm Some shitcoin called Digibyte exploded for whatever reason, as far as I can tell.
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Scarecow posted:Why is nicehash so high atm? A 1950x and 2 1080tis is getting me 30usd a day atm Bitcoin on the way to 100k
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TheFluff posted:Some shitcoin called Digibyte exploded for whatever reason, as far as I can tell. Everything is going up really My SiaCoins (yes like the singer but about hard drive storage) are suddenly worth about 1,000 dollars, for 3 days of mining Edit: Am I going to cash out? No because I’m an idiot, I’m going to diversify into other altcoins lol But really it’s because there’s no exchange to sell them so they’re actually worth zero I guess
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Fauxtool posted:what gpus are you going to use? 570s seem like the most available while staying under a 100 day roi. Not sure on the cards yet, assembling the bare box and ordering my Chinese things from aliexpress.
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:Everything is going up really How can they be worth $1000 if there's no exchange for them 
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Winminer is starting to have good payouts. Going to let it run until I get paid and report back. Not going back to Nicehash unless there's a dramatic change in...well basically everything about it. I don't care if it's 10% lower earnings if it can pay straight to Paypal and is over 4 dollars a day. But, right now, my projected earnings are at last years Nicehash levels, 10 dollars a day from a 1080 and a 980. Even with my 21 cents per KWH power costs that's worth it. It's actually even easier to setup that Nicehash.
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Turned WinMiner on again and it's now claiming $6 per day mining HUSH on a GTX 1080 at 60% TDP (120W or so), plus another $1.75 from mining ETN on the CPU (another 55W - Cryptonight is apparently memory bound, so the CPU doesn't actually do that much work). This is pretty bananas. e: $7/day now  up uP UP!!! TheFluff fucked around with this message at 00:45 on Jan 7, 2018 |
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TheFluff posted:How can they be worth $1000 if there's no exchange for them Bittrex is the main exchange for them.
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Comfy Fleece Sweater posted:Everything is going up really What the gently caress is a SiaCoin?
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Kazinsal posted:What the gently caress is a SiaCoin? It's like DogeCoin but even dumber.
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Kazinsal posted:What the gently caress is a SiaCoin? Distributed data storage. There's basically two ways to spend/earn money on it. The first is the regular GPU mining. You can also rent your storage for SiaCoins at a market rate and the network distributes the data that people are paying to have uploaded to the cloud across all the people who are selling their storage. You need to have at least 95% uptime though otherwise the network will never allocate your storage and award you coins for it.
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Nitrousoxide posted:Distributed data storage. So you're being paid to host someone's child porn collection?
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Nitrousoxide posted:Bittrex is the main exchange for them. Sweet, thanks Literally signing up for the exchange that got hacked like 3 months ago lol it's Crypto edit: Never mind, you can't sign up anymore "Dear new users: We have received an enormous number of new account registrations over the past few weeks. We are excited to have so many new users who want to join the Bittrex community. Unfortunately, we have to make a few upgrades to our support and backend systems to handle the increased traffic and load. As such, we have halted new user registrations for the time being. If you already have an account on Bittrex, you will not be affected by this change. Please continue to the log in as you normally do. To our new users, we will keep you posted on when we open up registration. We apologize for the inconvenience! The Bittrex Team"
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cstine posted:So you're being paid to host someone's child porn collection? Well, part of it. The data would be spread across multiple hosts and not all of it would (generally) be in one place. And it would be encrypted so to you it would look like random data. But yeah there is the possibility of illegal content being uploaded to your hardware. I'm not sure what the legal ramifications might be if someone hosted part of an encrypted child porn file. Presumably dropbox, and other cloud storage companies have had to deal with this so there may be some history on how it's handled.
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Dropbox et al have giant legal teams that get paid a lot of money to do a lot of work to get poo poo like that disappeared in the legal system. Joe Crypto does not. This is a thing, lol.
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Welp, payoff on a mining rig just dropped below 4 months with the non-video card cost being recouped within the first month. Riding the crypto currency rollercoaster and having a great time! Also, burstcoin finally breached $.10 a coin! 
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I have got soooo much in my Amazon balance right now, lol loving sucks that they started charging state sales tax for all 1st party stuff, though you can still find 3rd party sellers who don't collect it.
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Hush is like if Bitcoin is too legitimate for you, but they were paying me 12 dollars a day for it for a while today.
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