That sounds awesome, looking forward to it!
We wanted to get all the Bitcoin Cash stuff up and running first.
We will address this issue next and actually plan to switch to a dynamic fee system in the future.
That sounds awesome, looking forward to it!
We wanted to get all the Bitcoin Cash stuff up and running first.
We will address this issue next and actually plan to switch to a dynamic fee system in the future.
BTC still is but that may change very soonwhich currency now profitable?
BTC or BCC???
Yes, MANY more. After the adjustment (probably on Aug 20) we should get about 14 times more BCC because it will be about 7% the difficulty. This will only last a few days (for 2016 blocks, then it adjusts to 10 minute blocks), be sure to be mining BCCWith much lower difficulty we should be seeing more PPS coin payment per share per hashrate in BCC/BCH vs BTC (without taking into consideration $ value) right? I'm talking about actual # coin earned in PPS.
Difficulty doesn't change based on hashpower directly. The algorithm checks to see how long the last 2016 blocks took to mine and it was longer than two weeks, it adjusts the difficulty in proportion to the difference. Since it took almost 3 weeks to hit the 2016th block, we're looking at an almost 50% reduction.It may be wiser to wait for the difficulty to adjust first before switching to mining BCC. The current parity may be temporary due to the current price climb. Best not to throw all our hash power in now or the difficulty might not drop. It is 226 blocks until it kicks in (http://bitcointicker.co/bccnetworkstats/).
Ah right, awesome, thanks for the explanation. All aboard the BCC train then!Difficulty doesn't change based on hashpower directly. The algorithm checks to see how long the last 2016 blocks took to mine and it was longer than two weeks, it adjusts the difficulty in proportion to the difference. Since it took almost 3 weeks to hit the 2016th block, we're looking at an almost 50% reduction.
We're going to get a difficulty reduction even if the whole world points its hashpower to BCC.
Yes! Come on over! BTC and BCC are about the same profitability right now (BTC is 6% more profitable but it's been fluctuating) so you're not even lateAttempted to switch over from BTC to BCH now, but the interface says "Switching coins in: 28 hours" and offers me the choice to cancel the switch.
Mel, (if I've got it right) you said BCH mining profitability (relative to BTC mining) "will only last a few days."
Do you think I should I cancel the switch, or will I probably still catch the tail end of the BCH profitability?
Probably just hold it... BCH price will go way, way up so spending it at such a low value is likely a bad move. You should at least wait for the numbers to come out so you can do some calculations with Grey Wyvern's calculator. Also don't spend it on a pre-order because the future difficulty might be brutal and you'll miss out on mad BCH gains (which you'll get by just holding) until Oct 31st.Do you guys think it's better to hold my 3.2 BCH right now, or to throw it into a new mining contract? I was looking to buy a pre-order 2 oct.31st contract yesterday, then BCH spiked like crazy today. Now I'm not sure which is a more profitable move long term.
EDIT: If I bought the contract right now, do you guys think I'd get a return on BCH long term? That's what I care about.
I'm interested in these dynamic fees... which will probably be a big pain to integrate into my calculator.We wanted to get all the Bitcoin Cash stuff up and running first.
We will address this issue next and actually plan to switch to a dynamic fee system in the future.
Core team only want to keep the block limit low to push as many transactions as they can onto their proprietary, patented "Lightning" side networks. Miners will really lose out then. Also they have censorship of /r/bitcoin and other forums. It's a disgusting corporate takeover of Bitcoin. Luckily now we have Bitcoin Cash which fulfills the original Bitcoin vision. Because of Core team keeping the limited low block size, the Bitcoin network is now backed up to 46,000 unconfirmed transactions and climbing (https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions). Bitcoin Cash is moving along nicely with its capability for larger blocks. It's time to let the corporate controlled Bitcoin chain die. Bitcoin Cash is the new Bitcoin. I've already exited out all my Bitcoin into Bitcoin Cash. Had to pay a high fee to do it, but worth it. But better than getting lost with the Chain Death Spiral (http://bitcoinandtheblockchain.blogspot ... tcoin.html).It's obvious by now that Core has no intention of honouring Segwit2x so it should be within reason to abandon it as well.
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