real_omega

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  • Honestly, predicting BTC's price this year is super thrilling. Given that BTC just hit a new ATH, I feel like we're in a downturn right now. I see it dropping to $60k, but secretly hoping for that $150k spike you…

  • Not a lawyer but I can spot a cease and desist! You’ve got my backing. If you need anything, just reach out!

  • Mind if I ask why you’re using that CGMiner fork instead of the official KANO release?

  • Honestly, these are great for solo mining. They run low power and are quiet. Plus they're open-source. Just buy from someone trustworthy and you’ll be good. I've pushed mine to around 650GH/s with some cooling tweaks.

  • You nailed it, but what about Bitcoin and Tether? They seem to have a dark side. Can we even stop transactions with them? Bitcoin wallets can be created endlessly, so good luck with that.

  • I honestly think OP_CAT is key for many reasons. Bringing it back could really make Bitcoin scripts more versatile. It’d let us concatenate data directly, simplifying things instead of using messy workarounds.

  • I feel like we should just bring back all the OP codes. Still skeptical about that message being from Satoshi... Seems like some folks know more about the OP removals than they let on.

  • This is disastrous for Bitcoin. We’re starting to look like those other coins by allowing NFTs and data on chain. Bitcoin was meant to be just money. This could really hurt node runners.

  • Look, if this turns into a spam chain, it’ll be bad for Bitcoin. NFTs are a total distraction. We should be focused on Bitcoin as money, not some data utility chain. Satoshi was against this kind of stuff!

  • Most detailed specs are kinda hard to come by. I suggest checking out AliExpress for chips, they’re pretty cheap, just a few bucks each. The BM1362AJS chip is used in the S19j and S19j Pro. The Pro’s hashboard has 126…

  • If you can’t access the web dashboard, a hard reset or flashing the firmware could be worth a shot. Let us know the models of your miners for better advice.

  • it's like, what's the point of the puzzle if just anyone can come in and take your coins with attacks? Seems flawed if someone can just wait for your transaction and then jump on it.

  • Honestly, it might drop but it won’t stay there. Last bear market didn’t see those lows.

  • You could try connecting the boards using a UART to USB setup. It might help. Also, I remember a project on GitHub that used a similar approach, called Mighty Miner. It was designed for the S1, but I think it could work…

  • Yeah, perfect timing before the holidays! Just what everyone needs, right? Small-time users are really gonna feel the pinch with fees rising. Miners must be loving this whole situation.

  • Good point about the BTC cap. If they really misappropriated more than 21 million Bitcoin, then everything has gone sideways. Plus, where's the news on this in the UK?

  • This is super helpful for newcomers! Getting tBTC has been such a hassle lately since so many faucets are gone. This should really help devs out.

  • Wait, don’t use Bitcoin like it’s just a ‘money’ system? What if someone needs to make an urgent payment but can’t because of fees? That undermines the whole idea of Bitcoin as money.

  • Those ancient versions won’t connect to the network anymore. Pretty sure you’ll hit some issues. Why do you even want such an old version?

  • Hey Blitz, your link for SierraChart needs updating. Try this one instead: [link]. The previous API was unreliable.