Electroneum Mining Subreddit. How will mining work on the phone? So what are you actually doing then if you're not adding to the blockchain?

Hey people, is time for 1stminingrig to get back on track 🙂 Past few weeks I was super busy and I didn’t really have the time to create new content. However, now that the workshop is up and running, it is finally time for some fresh tutorials. I’ve been thinking of starting by posting a about how to mine Electroneum both with CPU and AMD/Nvidia GPUs. In fact, one of my rigs has been already mining ETN for some time now and as for today, everything looks pretty solid. What is Electroneum and what does it do? Electroneum is a with its own blockchain, as well as a fully-integrated mobile platform.

Its main aim is to become a Bitcoin alternative with a couple of improvements, as well as a user-friendly platform where everyone can mine, trade and transfer the tokens without the need to have any prior tech knowledge. The Coin (ETN) In my opinion, Electroneum has got what it takes to soon be considered a viable Bitcoin alternative. Here are some of its already existent features worth mentioning. • Its transaction speed and security are as good as Bitcoin’s (and some even claim that Electroneum is safer than Bitcoin) • It can be stored both on the cloud and in offline wallets • Its team of developers is rather impressive. Comprised of professional engineers, entrepreneurs and marketers, the team behind Electroneum makes me believe the project is all but a money grab. • It can be easily mined from a phone or any other device In Brief, Electroneum coin has a lot of similarities with Bitcoin, though it is based on its own blockchain. While that alone is great, the selling point is in its platform.

Let’s take a look at it: The Platform Electroneum platform is the meat of the project. Thanks to the unified mobile app, users can now mine, trade and send/receive ETN easily. Electroneum token holders will be able to spend those in online markets, as well as on gaming-related products. Thanks to instant microtransaction support, Electroneum might quickly become the second most used cryptocurrency for online shopping. All of this makes me believe that Electroneum is a coin that might increase in value over time.

In this tutorial, I will explain how to set up your Electroneum mining rig. Let’s get started! Thanks for the tutorial, i have some questions.

Currently i’m using RX 580 + GTX 1070 + GTX 980 Ti with ethdcrminer to mine DBIX. The speed is 29MH for 580, 31,3MH for 1070, and 22MH for 980 Ti. On step 2,do i need to run both programs if i want to mine ETN using my configuration? Or is there a way to run both cards to mine ETN?

I’ve tried to mine ETH using those cards but the GTX 980 Ti only get 12MH/s, do you know why the 980 Ti can’t get the same mining speed as when it mine DBIX? Thanks in advance, sorry for my poor english 🙂 •.

For nVidia GPU ETN mining, there is a better miner than XMRminer, the XMRig miner. It supports CUDA 8 and 9 (xmrminer supports only CUDA 8).

It can be found on github or as a direct link on “hash vault pro” pool site (no advertise intended). It has more stable and bigger hash rates, and has been updated more recently than xmrminer. Also has better stats, it shows you even the power drain by your GPU (no need for extra smartplug:)).

It’s very accurate, I have also a smart plug and I can compare it. You have also options for pause and resume mining.

My results with both miners, on 1 GPU: -GPU Gigabyte GTX 1060 3GB OC miniITX; -Aorus OC utility: core +100, mem +500, power +90, temp 83, custom fan 20%-40C, 100%-70C (I’m not an expert:)). With XMRminer at easyhash pool, CUDA 8, I get: 459H/s, t 51-53C, power 61-62W. With XMRig at hashvault pro pool, CUDA 8, I get: 474H/s, same temp and power. With XMRig at hashvault pro pool, CUDA 9, I get: 481H/s, same temp and power. I think you can use any miner on any pool, didn’t test it. Also, I think hashvault pro pool is a bit better than easyhash pool, from the stats that I saw on their websites more miners and bigger hash power.

I repeat, I’m not an expert, I’m just a begginer. Do your own research.

Launching via an on September 14th. Developed to be used in the mobile gaming and online gambling markets, it will be the most user-friendly cryptocurrency in the world with wallet management and coin mining all possible on a mobile app.

It wasn’t so long ago that were something that only a few tech-obsessed people understood or even knew about. But in the last two years, things have changed – Bitcoin’s sudden increase in value meant every tech-savvy entrepreneur and currency speculator wanted a piece of the action. Since then, the cryptocurrency market has become one of the most exciting – and often lucrative – investment avenues in the world. Has remained incredibly valuable, but has seen its market share shrink as new alternatives have sprung up. What hasn’t changed, though, is how difficult these currencies are to get hold of and trade in, let alone spend anywhere.

Electroneum is the first British-developed cryptocurrency and represents a huge change of pace in the market. It’s built on its own unique (a blockchain is the underlying technology infrastructure beneath any cryptocurrency) and has been designed to dominate the mobile market. Firstly, it is incredibly easy to manage and even mine on a mobile app. That means it’s capable of becoming the new, easy, secure way of making instant transactions from your phone – from buying mobile games, to sending money to friends, to betting on live sports. That sets it apart from any other cryptocurrencies that are near-impossible to spend or buy. Electroneum has also increased its palatability to the average consumer by capping the total number of coins at 21 billion, moving the decimal point two places to the right when compared to Bitcoin, which is capped at 21 million.

Whereas a pizza in Bitcoin might cost 0.005 BTC, with Electroneum it would be a much more ‘real money’ figure. Richard Ells, founder of Electroneum and experienced tech entrepreneur, said: “I don’t know if you’ve ever tried buying any Bitcoin, but it’s really hard to do! I realized that what the world needs is a cryptocurrency that is genuinely easy to access and use.

Asch XAS Minin. We’ve developed Electroneum with the ordinary mobile user in mind.” The currency also represents an intriguing investment opportunity for speculators. Cryptocurrency is well known to be a volatile, but lucrative market for investors – in the first half of 2016, the average return on investment for of 100 new coins launched was 357% – and Electroneum represents such a technological change that it’s already attracting a lot of attention in advance of the ICO in September. Re-assuring investors is the fact that the currency was developed and is managed by a tight-knit, single-minded group of British developers and is therefore not likely to be subject to the internal wrangling and volatility that has plagued other currencies.

Electroneum has produced an of the technology behind it. The company is currently raising funds to complete the launch of the currency, and the coin itself will be available for purchase from September 14th. This was originally posted on FX Empire More From FXEMPIRE: • • • • • •. MarketWatch With the market providing strong extensions over the last several months, we had to review our shorter-term targets for the bull market which began in 2009. During this past week, almost every bounce we saw was corrective in nature, which mainly kept me viewing the market as being in a weak posture, signaling that we will likely test the 2796 level on the S&P 500(^GSPC). While it seems I may have wrongly given the bull market the benefit of the doubt last weekend, as the pullback we expected has now broken below the 2800 region support we cited last weekend, this break of support makes the much stronger immediate bullish expectation much less likely.

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