Future Bytecoin BCN Mining Hardware
Bytecoin (BCN) can be mined directly from by use of the reference client available at bytecoin.org (in tandem with open source miners including or by use of the GUI wallet software available at bytecoin.org, and/or can. 7 days ago - gritty of mining I found a web site that compares mining for various coins I ve been told that some kinds of coins, BCN mining on Minergaate using cgminer. 5 Gh s Asic Bytecoin Mining Hardware: TAN: It Has Legs on All Levels. 5 Gh s Asic Bytecoin Mining Hardware: Your Dreams. Siacoin SC Mining Electricity Cost.
_ _ Bytecoin (BCN) is a next generation completely anonymous cryptocurrency launched July 4, 2012, making it the first Cryptonote currency of its kind. Bytecoin is unlike any other cryptocurrency as it achieves anonymity by adopting the Cryptonote protocol, which allows anonymity by using Ring Signatures to hide wallet balances and transactions, making any transaction you make effectively unlinkable. Your privacy is secured when you use Bytecoin. More information on the Cryptonote protocol can be found on the. There are plenty of coins that have had rocky starts and came back out of nowhere to blow up. That's mostly due to an active, contributing, and positive community. I don't think we'll ever get a definitive answer regarding the mining issue, but I've taken a chance to invest in this venture because everyone gets an initial benefit of the doubt (from me), or even a second chance.
We definitely need to tone down the past so as not to scare off new investors or bring down the morale of existing members of the BCN community. The fundamentals (e.g., market cap, rank 30, white paper, github, twitter, road map, new APIs, new wallet, etc) suggest this coin is in a good place compared to other coins and ICOs that have no white paper or a working product. What's the speed and transaction fees (HIGH) on all the other privacy coins in the market, with incredible high cost per coin (e.g., DASH at $845 per coin, Monero at $352 per coin). Who can even afford those coins and what companies are even using those coins on a consistent basis at those prices and exorbitant transaction fees? Once the BCN wallet, APIs, and exchange issues are fixed, which I've got high hopes will be addressed this year, I'd say Bytecoin has a good chance of mass adoption. Everyone is under the impression that there can only be one type of cryptocurrency, when in fact, eventually you'll have intermediary platforms that will link and do auto conversions of the various cryptocurrencies and fiat ecosystems. The average new investors to the crypto space this year will care more about Bytecoin's history as the first cryptocurrency, its active user base, and its reasonable price to invest.
If we keep it positive on these boards, the price will go up faster just on speculation. Second this question.
New to Bytecoin only mining because it's an easy miner so why not stock up 1000 real quick. Feel like I may be wasting my time tho while difficulty rises on other coins.
See lots of reasonable questioning not to mention the BitcoinTalk thread about how it's a scam which has MANY good points and was refuted only on emotion and not logic from the 2-3 defenders. Buying a cup of coffee at one place in France is a start. But having started in 2014 (let's face it 2012 and 'deep web' use is a lie) it should be farther by now.
Where Monero is for instance. And the reason I know 2012 and deep web use is a lie is because from 2012-2014 I was very active on SR and BMR buying psychedelics. BTC was all that existed and never seen or even heard a mention of Bytecoin. All industry proper analysis can't find anything before 2014. Not tryna FUD but I'm investing in this and want answers. That's the exact thread that lead me to confirm my suspicions of a bad coin. Started when I read the 'deep web' line and realized I participated from 2012-2014 and never heard the coin.
I've read through literally every page didn't find anything that comforted me. Monero wallet was nice to me. May just be me personally as I've dealt with about 10 different wallets but with AltCoins most wallets are fumble-y and un-intuitive. It's the nature of AltCoin wallets unfortunately.
You're post didn't help me at all but that other thread I did helped a little. I've mined about a half thousand BCN. I may throw $100 into it simply for the large volume but my faith in this coin is still low unfortunately. Even in a best case scenario there's so much supply price cannot go too crazy. I'd be surprised to ever see $1 BCN. However, I would love for it to hit it or higher as I don't want to put anyone down in crypto community.
We're in this together regardless of preferences/beliefs. Thank you for trying to give some insight instead of bashing. • • • • • • •.
_ _ Bytecoin (BCN) is a next generation completely anonymous cryptocurrency launched July 4, 2012, making it the first Cryptonote currency of its kind. Bytecoin is unlike any other cryptocurrency as it achieves anonymity by adopting the Cryptonote protocol, which allows anonymity by using Ring Signatures to hide wallet balances and transactions, making any transaction you make effectively unlinkable. Your privacy is secured when you use Bytecoin. More information on the Cryptonote protocol can be found on the.