Monero fixes this. nostr:note124jscpc0qqsaw9lcqvpyf8tc0f5g6d5hxfg7vntxfd8zla2g8hkqjsl6t4
The very fabric of space-time at the smallest scales is thought to be extremely turbulent and chaotic, described as a frothy sea called quantum foam. This concept, stemming from quantum mechanics and general relativity, suggests that the very nature of space-time is bubbling with tiny wormholes and fluctuations that appear and disappear within fractions of a second. https://video.nostr.build/3e1a7d615c2babf380ee1328ac8069fc89b0b9c7c077f69df88146d6bcbba858.mp4
I don't ever bother with GPU mining, I think it is not worth it for Monero. They even state: "Monero can be mined on both CPUs and GPUs, but the latter is much less efficient than the former."
Max Keiser makes the case for #Bitcoin on BBC's Newsnight in 2013
"Governments can't stomp it out because it's outside the system. It's like how P2P file swapping hit the music industry, this is the P2P file swapping of money" https://video.nostr.build/ecfb171d8c8dee9149a09c0e4970545153af905a7187b949b954f2ea8be9e2cc.mp4
Governments can force you to give up your #Bitcoin because they can link wallet addresses to identities because of the nature of the public blockchain and the KYC performed by centralized exchanges. Bitcoin is public, not private.
That log entry comes just from one of your xmrig miners. It isn't an aggregated value. What you see online is the total for all your miners.
I have one p2pool with a single payout wallet. You can have a single common p2pool server that serves all your miners. And yes, the 43 kH/s is for the three miners in total.
How can they afford to give such a high apy? Are the fees on the network high? That apy looks so much as Terra Luna's.
Why do you say your setup is faster? Mine is of 43 kH/s and you say yours is 18.3.
I think you are confusing what you saw in one post in the thread.
The 11200 to 11500 H/s I pasted from only one miner. I have three, as you know.
Ah you can get a more realistic number from
https://mini.p2pool.observer/miner/your-wallet -address
Your numbers seem kinda high.
It shows me a daily hash rate of 43.182 KH/s, so a bit higher than the one Xmrig displays.
I have one Monero pruned node, one P2Pool server (both just on a small old computer I had) and then I have three barebone dual-CPU Xeon servers running Xmrig. The hashrate is stable at 11200-11500 H/s per server so I don't have to check it.
xmrig[1558]: [2024-04-06 19:45:26.748] miner speed 10s/60s/15m 11248.0 11239.4 11244.5 H/s max 11548.8 H/s
My total investment was of about 400 USD, so nothing too crazy.
Regarding your question if it is ok, hard to say. It is important that you are fine with the price/earning ratio and that you don't loose money.
I mine Monero because I believe in it and I want to contribute to the network. The 600-700 bucks per year won't make anyone rich.
So, theoretically I am just converting sun's energy into Monero and I'm not thinking much about the fiat conversion (the initial gear investment has been paid off in the first year). But, yes, if I would have to mine with electricity from the grid, I might be better off just buying Monero. Btw, I recommend Cake Wallet, very good.
Also about $2 per day (but I have a lot of solar energy I don't need otherwise) but the payouts are quite variable on the p2pool.
I'm mining with 6 oldish Xeon 2686v4 CPUs (bought used for peanuts), 18 cores each, but solar powered and, I have to say, it is working well.
While the Russian propagandist Tucker Carlson is trying to sell us Russia as heaven, Russia is actually just a huge prison. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5MHI1MOdRM
All about the Russian agents among us, told by Christo Grozev.
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“Was? Der Seipel hat 600.000 Euro bekommen?" – Wagenknecht ärgert sich, dass sie jahrelang gratis für Kreml gearbeitet hat
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The sad truth!/#russia #RussiaIsATerroristState
