Can RVN be considered “the next frontier” for miners after the Etherium 2.0 upgrade?
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I left my 3090 running overnight mining RVN for ~12 hours and when i came back i only had 1 payout of 10 RVN and 4.389 unpaid, 3.178 immature balance. that and my "estimated earnings" is 39.179 RVN… that comes out to like what, ~$4.30? a day mining ETH gives me ~$7-8 a day, and…
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Volatility in the crypto markets is here to stay. Thus, understanding the utility, necessity and long-term viability of projects is crucial.
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Nobody was aware in early phases of crypto that there would be big exchanges, ads, financial firms investing in crypto etc. Nobody didn't see that coming. Only few people hold from early days. Only few people saw the true potential and understanded it. But now people are seeing sings that this is future. If you…
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I'm having problem with overclocking using 2miners pool. It says I'm using an "illegal memory access", does anyone know how to solve this problem? my GPU is a GTX 1650, if this information is relevant submitted by /u/o_l0kao [link] [comments]
During the last month, four out of five of the top stablecoins by market capitalization saw their valuations swell in size. At the time of writing, there’s $135.4 billion in stablecoins but the top five collectively represent 94.40% of that total. While the largest stablecoin in terms of market cap increased by 2% over the […]
Blockchain-based games that allow players to earn cryptocurrencies as they play are paving the way for a new era in gaming.
The idea behind Ethereum is ingenious: Connect computers from all over the world to build the most decentralized world-computer possible. However, we also all have seen the problems of the current, monolithic “one blockchain fits all” solution: Exploding fees, clogged network, long processing times and subsequently slow adoption in the real-world. You have all heard…
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Six years ago a (now deleted) user asked a question (post) on how can one add their name next to address on etherscan. teametherscan replied: Submit links to your official site under the comments section and Verify the Source code of your contract.. and then wait 🙂 I cannot find a recent post explaining the…
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