Re: Status as of Monday, December 11, 2017
Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2017 2:44 pm
On the subject of stockpiling for a sha-256 reserve after what we witnessed with nicehash, three words: Multiple Cold Wallets.
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It doesn't make sense to only mine Bitcoin Cash, just as it doesn't make sense to only mine WildBeastBitcoin. We need to be able to mine multiple coins and switch between them. However, mathematically, the number of other coins we switch in is not relevant to the reserve needed to mine bitcoins.AppleMiner wrote:You mean mine the SHA-256 algo they don't currently offer to mine on this pool?centar wrote:Why don't you just offer BCash mining? Need a lot less reserves and you don't have to worry about those pesky fees you hate so much. Seems to align more with your personal beliefs anyway.
Check back closer to the summer and see if SHA-256 has been included then.
AppleMiner wrote:You mean mine the SHA-256 algo they don't currently offer to mine on this pool?centar wrote:Why don't you just offer BCash mining? Need a lot less reserves and you don't have to worry about those pesky fees you hate so much. Seems to align more with your personal beliefs anyway.
Check back closer to the summer and see if SHA-256 has been included then.
Ok, I didn't realize you were trying to get a SHA256 multi-pool running, I was under the impression you were going to offer Bitcoin only mining.Steve Sokolowski wrote:It doesn't make sense to only mine Bitcoin Cash, just as it doesn't make sense to only mine WildBeastBitcoin. We need to be able to mine multiple coins and switch between them. However, mathematically, the number of other coins we switch in is not relevant to the reserve needed to mine bitcoins.AppleMiner wrote:You mean mine the SHA-256 algo they don't currently offer to mine on this pool?centar wrote:Why don't you just offer BCash mining? Need a lot less reserves and you don't have to worry about those pesky fees you hate so much. Seems to align more with your personal beliefs anyway.
Check back closer to the summer and see if SHA-256 has been included then.