Mining on a 3090
Single 3090 mining at 57.4Mh/s @ 350W. Overclock: 1290Mhz locked at clock speeds, +990 on memory for 10490Mhz. Card sits at 68C. submitted by /u/chollingsbollings [link] [comments]
Single 3090 mining at 57.4Mh/s @ 350W. Overclock: 1290Mhz locked at clock speeds, +990 on memory for 10490Mhz. Card sits at 68C. submitted by /u/chollingsbollings [link] [comments]
There's a fake Crypto Fund active on Twitter promoted by multiple fake accounts with a huge following. It all started when I found this account called ''BitHades'' claiming to do insane crypto giveaways. He claims to own about 1m Bitcoin (biggest bs ever) according to his bio; ''Worlds Greatest Trader – Humble Crypto Expert –…
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submitted by /u/ceno666 [link] [comments]
I'm hoping someone can clarify. Let's say I have a band. I create a single asset on Ravencoin for my band name. I create sub-assets for albums with a hash to IPFS where the albums are located, and sell these album tokens. But nothing about this makes the album only accessible to those with the…
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submitted by /u/hsfl100 [link] [comments]
TL:DR – Price action is the short term has little to no effect on a projects overall value, and the best way to make money in this game is to HODL your coins and let the market increase naturally over time. Most big investors didn't get rich by gambling and coming up big, they were…
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Well, to be more precise, if you seal your portfolio in a box that you cannot reach and hook it on an API to an exchange that triggers a "Sell" or "Buy" order that cannot be stopped, depending on whether a Geiger counter detects a decaying atom caused by a quantum event, as long as…
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submitted by /u/theccub [link] [comments]
EIP 1559 has now been officially confirmed for Eth's July London update. That means more predictable and lower fees for users, and it will introduce a BURNING mechanism that will burn part of the transaction fees on the network in ETH. That could very well mean ETH could see serious deflationary pressure (comparable to bitcoin's…
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I've been in crypto for about a year and despite some research, I am a little embarrassed to say I still don't quite understand what it means to 'stake' a coin. Can anyone explain it to me in terms I might more easily understand? submitted by /u/Metasketch [link] [comments]