- Sorry for the double post but - My luck is just brilliant. In the 6 hours I've been mining MAX, It's managed to go down from 0.001520/BTC to 0.001370/BTC... When I was mining Doge, in a week it went from 0.00000275/BTC to 0.00000215/BTC... :/
Anyone have any experience with pock.io? I've ordered a £9 gift card just to test the payment system but haven't yet received the money yet? I picked them because they accept all the major currencies, sell the Amazon UK vouchers instead of US version and was expecting a fast process time.
Anyone have any experience with pock.io? I've ordered a £9 gift card just to test the payment system but haven't yet received the money yet? I picked them because they accept all the major currencies, sell the Amazon UK vouchers instead of US version and was expecting a fast process time.
Oh dear! I'm not too sure about this however I don't think it being a Sunday will help as I'm sure there is some labour envolved to get me the code.
Also, I've bided on a 5870 for mining as I've heard they are very good price/performance if you can find them cheap on ebay. I've found one for £51.50 but I'm sure it will go up to around £70. However if it does somehow stay at this price, will my RM750 be able to handle the load 24/7? I put the system through eXtreme PSU calculator and it says I would require 600w for it (650w with the allowance).
I was just wondering what coins we are all mining at the moment? It seems max has lost a lot of its value recently so I am looking for a new coin to back for profit.
I was just wondering what coins we are all mining at the moment? It seems max has lost a lot of its value recently so I am looking for a new coin to back for profit.
I've been doing OK with WDC recently. Just switched to MDC though and seeing how that goes. I've also had a look at Vertcoin but you can only mine at 50% of your usual Hash rate because of the different algorithm so I'm not yet sure if that is worth a go.
Protesters gathered outside of the former office of troubled bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox on Tuesday after they were unable to access their funds.
The company's website appeared to be taken down, shortly after six major bitcoin exchanges released a joint statement distancing themselves from the troubled Tokyo-based exchange.
Bitcoin exchanges allow their users to trade bitcoins for U.S. dollars and other currencies.
Mt. Gox, the best-known digital marketplace operator, had once been the largest exchange handling bitcoins.
Kolin Burges flew in from London after he found he was unable to access his funds and has been staking out the former offices of Mt. Gox for about a week looking for answers.
Management staff for the building said Mt. Gox moved their office to a new, unspecified location last week.
"I had 311 bitcoins in there, which at the time before this started was worth around 300 thousand dollars. So it looks like that has disappeared," Burges said.
"I came because a lot of my money was tied up here and I wasn't getting any answers in the UK and they were not going to answer me, my concerns - they weren't answering anybody. So I thought the only thing to do would be to come out here and try to talk to the CEO personally," he added.
Footage shot by protesters showed former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpeles entering the building on February 19. They said he has not been seen since.
"Mark, can you talk to us for a minute? I promise to be polite," one unidentified protester was heard saying in the footage.
Kapeles declined to answer.
Earlier in February, Mt. Gox said it was halting withdrawals indefinitely after it detected "unusual activity."
On Sunday Karpeles resigned from the board of the Bitcoin Foundation, a trade group promoting the adoption of the digital currency.
The resignation followed a number of technical issues, including a massive cyber attack from unknown sources that has been spamming bitcoin exchange.
Karpeles's apartment home mailbox on the ground floor of a gleaming high-rise apartment building was choked full of mail.
Interviewed by Reuters last April, Kapeles said bitcoins were a high-risk investment.
"Bitcoin would quite qualify as a high risk investment. If you buy bitcoins you should buy with keeping in mind that the value could be zero the day after. For now even if it shouldn't happen, there's still a chance it could happen. There's no guarantee, there's no, nothing behind bitcoin trying to keep the market value high. While there are more and more people buying bitcoins, for now it's still a high risk investment," said Karpeles in his office last year.
Bitcoin prices have been falling fast after Mt. Gox said a "bug in the bitcoin software" could allow transaction details to be altered.
It is a decentralized digital system of value transfers that is not governed by any central bank, company or government.
No assets back the bitcoin, whose value has fluctuated widely as its visibility has increased. Last September, one bitcoin was worth around $150. By late December the value was near the $1,000 mark.
Mt. Gox bitcoins had traded at about $232 in Monday trade in Tokyo.
Still mining Maxcoin... At the moment its still a little bit more profitable than middlecoin or dogecoin for me. Haven't looked at worldcoin or vertcoin yet, tho.
To our in-house Guru ''d3rrial'', is MAX still the most profitable even with the drop in value, or is there something on the come-up I should be looking at instead now?
To our in-house Guru ''d3rrial'', is MAX still the most profitable even with the drop in value, or is there something on the come-up I should be looking at instead now?
I'm mining Maxcoin because at the moment it is a TINY bit more profitable than middlecoin.com
There have been several coin launches announced that will happen in the next few days, on which I highly recommend to keep an eye out for (for example Helixcoin)
It may just wither and die after a couple of weeks, but the amount of coins you will get in the beginning will be high and so will the exchange rate you can make a quick buck over there.
Just a heads up about max guys, the price has become somewhat stable for the last, well nearly 12 hours! This has so far indicated large dumps of the currency recently although I have seen the price spike after these periods as well.
Im going to just sell up now before its too late tbh, im getting in to feathercoin gaming which is terrible but profitable. Never have i got so pissed at minesweeper before but i have like 5x what i started with. Just annoying when i press a bomb and i lose like 5 feathercoins after i had a sleepless night of leaving my 570 on full load mining when i was trying to sleep. Oh well thats part of the fun haha
Im going to just sell up now before its too late tbh, im getting in to feathercoin gaming which is terrible but profitable. Never have i got so pissed at minesweeper before but i have like 5x what i started with. Just annoying when i press a bomb and i lose like 5 feathercoins after i had a sleepless night of leaving my 570 on full load mining when i was trying to sleep. Oh well thats part of the fun haha
