Hey guys, I learned about this today. I think it's a distributed Bitcoin mining operation and they usually charge $50.00 per "thread", but they're having a promotion right now that gives you a thread free.
According to the client, it's worth $1.00/day roughly, so that's around $30.00/month for doing nothing but having the program open.
The price of Bitcoins varies from day to day, so those earnings vary as well.
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07-25-2013, 02:01 PM #1
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Easy way to make $30/month doing nothing
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Seems legit.
Is this where you work out little homosexual bitch? You little skinny bitch, the ladies only? You must be fckin homosexual troll you have no uplook, the only good thing about your body is your quadricep and hamstring, you have no body. You're a skinny fckin kid, you're underdeveloped. At my age i was already fukin way bigger than you, and I had weaknesses still. You're a fukin prick.
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07-25-2013, 02:24 PM #12
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You not up on passive income man...
30 bucks is one less take of gas a month I need to worry about.
Or an extra 30 a month rolling into my lending club account pushing me 17% interest...I'll take it all day everyday.
Will leave the program open and up on my laptop at work running through a hotspot I dont own.
Good to go.
EDIT:
used your link OP.
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Do you have a spare computer to do this with? You will probably be operating at a loss due to electricity
(****ty old computer, 400W power supply, graphics and CPU running at max speed 24/7 = 9.6kw/h per day)
I am assuming a 400W power supply would be pushing 400W if the CPU and GPU are maxed but I don't know. Doesn't seem worth it.
I pay different electric rates at different times (peak vs. off peak, etc) but I think it averages to 12 cents per kilowatt/hour, it seems like I'd be burning a dollar a day leaving an old computer running.
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07-25-2013, 02:37 PM #20
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hp n40l micro-server if I need a larger box, but again, I will offset my usage by using a computer at work that is connected to the internet though a hotspot thereby pushing the costs off of me.
EDIT:
Laptop runs a radeon GPU as well as the n40l's.
but with the OP saying this is a group...not to worried about the hit on the GPU...
if it is...and I don't make a dollar a day do you know what I will do?
I'll stop.
Simple logic huh?
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07-25-2013, 02:38 PM #21
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it mines using your GPUs, amd gpus have a higher hash rate. with that being said, yes back when bitcoin was in its prime, people would build racks of GPU's mining all day everyday netting hundreds and thousands of dollars. The mining days are over... just move along, the complexity of the blocks that have to be solved are too much nowadays and you're measly 7970 wont do a damn thing. Especially with rumor of the ASICS coming out... dont even bother building a dedicated mining PC. You will lose money
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07-25-2013, 02:40 PM #22
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07-25-2013, 02:47 PM #28
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Aight man, bitcoin is crypto currency...back in the day when it was released, its value was in the cents per bitcoin. Every transaction that is made must be solved in sequence, when you solve a block you recieve bitcoins yourself. Bitcoin rised to nearly 260 dollars per bitcoin last year and people cashed out making tons... every time a block is solved though, they get harder and harder to do so. People tend to mine in pools, other people working with you using the GPU power to solve these complex chains. People have been way ahead of the game, have 20-30 high end GPU's mining at once and have already netted profit to their investment. Mining days are over for bitcoin if you'er planning on starting out... you're GPU will run, all day under load. You will fry cards, you will have to replace them. You're electricity will rise, and your profit will be nothing..
if you're planning on bitcoining, i suggesting playing the market.. buying low, selling high.Sig line can't be a novel
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