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So, running my own node with Bitcoin Core is the best option? Is it really that much better than other tools for getting the data I need?
Thanks for clarifying. But I’m still refusing to budge on the single address thing. How I link users is my business, lol. It's like a donation address; just want to log incoming donations.
bcoin lets you track balances through their API, but no Litecoin support there.
What do you mean by adding bitcoin? So I just ask them and they enable it? But it’s odd they don’t support Litecoin, which is pretty common for payments.
Yeah, I don't get why it's so complicated. I thought crypto was supposed to simplify payments. I've seen that BTCpayserver thing, but I need something for Ethereum and Litecoin too. I want to stick with one deposit…
Hey everyone! I need to figure out how to handle Bitcoin deposits, but I'm not sure where to start. I can't run my own node right now since it means downloading the whole blockchain, which seems like a hassle. So, I’m…
Just saw the spec sheet for the NerdOCTAxe Rev 3.1. It’s got 12TH/s hashrate, uses around 200W, and has the BM1370 chips. Also comes with 4 fans for cooling and one DC power interface. Looks decent for a home setup if…
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You can always Google it. You'll find plenty of options, but double-check before hitting that buy button. I usually go for https://www.zeusbtc.com/, they’ve been around and seem legit.
Water cooling definitely outperforms air cooling. That's a given.
If the hash rate isn't a big deal, then low-frequency mining could work. But if noise is your issue, maybe look into a silencer? Or just stick with Solo Miner.