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July 12, 2017, 05:15:53 AM
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Friends if you know serviced who like to try the Magi Standalone payment gateway don't hesitate.
The Magi Standalone payment gateway is something not many currencies have!
You can also find more info here: www.m-core.org

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July 12, 2017, 01:37:54 PM
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I wish i could write as you do. Great words Abiky.
Looking at the markets Magi is doing ok these days!
Lots of other coins are dropping very hard!

Yeah. Magi has remained relatively stable over the course of days, making it quite an attractive investment. However, most recently the whole crypto market has experienced sharp declines in value, having an effect on Magi's price.

Since XMG has gone a little cheaper, it makes a great opportunity to buy and hold some coins for when the market stabilizes, you would've made some nice profit.

Nevertheless, I don't worry too much about Magi's price as the most important thing is its stability, strength, and long term support from its community to make it survive for many years to come. I'm amazed by the ease of mining Magi within almost any device, unlike many other altcoins out there which are inefficient for mining in devices such as smartphones and tablets. Smiley

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July 12, 2017, 03:10:10 PM
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I wish i could write as you do. Great words Abiky.
Looking at the markets Magi is doing ok these days!
Lots of other coins are dropping very hard!

Yeah. Magi has remained relatively stable over the course of days, making it quite an attractive investment. However, most recently the whole crypto market has experienced sharp declines in value, having an effect on Magi's price.

Since XMG has gone a little cheaper, it makes a great opportunity to buy and hold some coins for when the market stabilizes, you would've made some nice profit.

Nevertheless, I don't worry too much about Magi's price as the most important thing is its stability, strength, and long term support from its community to make it survive for many years to come. I'm amazed by the ease of mining Magi within almost any device, unlike many other altcoins out there which are inefficient for mining in devices such as smartphones and tablets. Smiley

Was nice to pick up a few extra cheap Magi - I had to take a few out of my wallet to offer up on exchanges after the last rise - so hopefully, I'll get my wallet filled again
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July 12, 2017, 06:12:12 PM
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Magi hit 90k on Yobit earlier =D pretty good profits on there - shame it wasn't trex
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July 12, 2017, 07:24:38 PM
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Magi hit 90k on Yobit earlier =D pretty good profits on there - shame it wasn't trex

It looks like if two bots are buying and selling to each other.
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July 12, 2017, 07:30:22 PM
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Magi hit 90k on Yobit earlier =D pretty good profits on there - shame it wasn't trex

It looks like if two bots are buying and selling to each other.

One is mine =)

EDIT: Think there are at least two more running on there
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July 12, 2017, 09:34:53 PM
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Magi hit 90k on Yobit earlier =D pretty good profits on there - shame it wasn't trex

It looks like if two bots are buying and selling to each other.

One is mine =)

EDIT: Think there are at least two more running on there
Cool would help with some volume! More volume means more attention.
Thats whats Magi deserves. Grin

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July 12, 2017, 11:53:47 PM
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Magi hit 90k on Yobit earlier =D pretty good profits on there - shame it wasn't trex

It looks like if two bots are buying and selling to each other.

One of them is mine :-)
A small one so increases market liquidity just a little.
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July 13, 2017, 06:08:46 AM
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Magi hit 90k on Yobit earlier =D pretty good profits on there - shame it wasn't trex

It looks like if two bots are buying and selling to each other.

One of them is mine :-)
A small one so increases market liquidity just a little.

Mine is also working on improving liquiduty, it seems to do very well when other bots are pumping and dumping

In all the excitement, I didn't notice that Nova was also pumped yesterday
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July 13, 2017, 01:04:56 PM
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Magi hit 90k on Yobit earlier =D pretty good profits on there - shame it wasn't trex

It looks like if two bots are buying and selling to each other.

One of them is mine :-)
A small one so increases market liquidity just a little.

Mine is also working on improving liquiduty, it seems to do very well when other bots are pumping and dumping

In all the excitement, I didn't notice that Nova was also pumped yesterday
Missed that also.
Anybody good ideas about Magi's birthday campaign?

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July 13, 2017, 04:22:38 PM
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Dear All,
I am new to Magicoin mining and I recently started mining again after.. I dunno... forever?! (I was mining at the age when bitcoin CPU mining was still on the brink of profitable and GPU bitcoin with an ATI 3800 was good enough to get you good bucks even at absymal bitcoin value. end of 2012 or something?)

Now I am here again... I was mining for fun while writing the thesis back then... doing something similar now I don't have any pretenses of earning huge amount of money, at least not in the short run.
But maybe to learn a thing or two about my rig and about mining and hashing, as back then.

My doubt is regarding Hash/s values. I read some of you and in other threads pulling ~100 kH/s on i5 or i7.

I currently have a dual socket rig, with a Xeon broadwell generation 10 cores, and 128GB of RAM and DDR4 quadruple channel...

Even per socket I would expect to hash a little bit better than an average 300$ i5, but maybe I'm wrong and we are all memory or bus-capped...

But nonetheless I have a dual socket system, so I would expect to hash at least double the amount and go 200kH?

I tried to mine with two workers, performance drastically plummetted... probably could not force it to separate the load and socket cross-talk killed me.

What do you reckon?
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July 13, 2017, 06:02:17 PM
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Dear All,
I am new to Magicoin mining and I recently started mining again after.. I dunno... forever?! (I was mining at the age when bitcoin CPU mining was still on the brink of profitable and GPU bitcoin with an ATI 3800 was good enough to get you good bucks even at absymal bitcoin value. end of 2012 or something?)

Now I am here again... I was mining for fun while writing the thesis back then... doing something similar now I don't have any pretenses of earning huge amount of money, at least not in the short run.
But maybe to learn a thing or two about my rig and about mining and hashing, as back then.

My doubt is regarding Hash/s values. I read some of you and in other threads pulling ~100 kH/s on i5 or i7.

I currently have a dual socket rig, with a Xeon broadwell generation 10 cores, and 128GB of RAM and DDR4 quadruple channel...

Even per socket I would expect to hash a little bit better than an average 300$ i5, but maybe I'm wrong and we are all memory or bus-capped...

But nonetheless I have a dual socket system, so I would expect to hash at least double the amount and go 200kH?

I tried to mine with two workers, performance drastically plummetted... probably could not force it to separate the load and socket cross-talk killed me.

What do you reckon?

xeon processors are good for server tasks. they often have many cores but not such a high speed. i've been disappointed by xeon mining as well. but truth is that a good i5/i7 processor is more worth it than an expensive xeon (unless u got some really high end ones for cheap/free).

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July 13, 2017, 09:15:17 PM
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Dear All,
I am new to Magicoin mining and I recently started mining again after.. I dunno... forever?! (I was mining at the age when bitcoin CPU mining was still on the brink of profitable and GPU bitcoin with an ATI 3800 was good enough to get you good bucks even at absymal bitcoin value. end of 2012 or something?)

Now I am here again... I was mining for fun while writing the thesis back then... doing something similar now I don't have any pretenses of earning huge amount of money, at least not in the short run.
But maybe to learn a thing or two about my rig and about mining and hashing, as back then.

My doubt is regarding Hash/s values. I read some of you and in other threads pulling ~100 kH/s on i5 or i7.

I currently have a dual socket rig, with a Xeon broadwell generation 10 cores, and 128GB of RAM and DDR4 quadruple channel...

Even per socket I would expect to hash a little bit better than an average 300$ i5, but maybe I'm wrong and we are all memory or bus-capped...

But nonetheless I have a dual socket system, so I would expect to hash at least double the amount and go 200kH?

I tried to mine with two workers, performance drastically plummetted... probably could not force it to separate the load and socket cross-talk killed me.

What do you reckon?

xeon processors are good for server tasks. they often have many cores but not such a high speed. i've been disappointed by xeon mining as well. but truth is that a good i5/i7 processor is more worth it than an expensive xeon (unless u got some really high end ones for cheap/free).
Welcome in the awesome friendly Magi community Dr.Ragh and thanks for the respons Deztroyr1

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July 14, 2017, 09:13:45 AM
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Hi All,

Just wondering - does anybody know what 'Enable Encryption to Mint' means in the Magi Wallet?

I didn't notice that before

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July 14, 2017, 02:27:34 PM
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Pompje! Bittrex!  .. and stopped at 5700. Grin

 

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July 14, 2017, 02:55:40 PM
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Pompje! Bittrex!  .. and stopped at 5700. Grin
Looks like quite a volatile day so far - altcoins are all over the place - BTC seems to be back under 2300 again too...
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July 14, 2017, 03:02:15 PM
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what is the yearly pos rate of this coin? it isnt written anywhere...
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July 14, 2017, 03:05:05 PM
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what is the yearly pos rate of this coin? it isnt written anywhere...
3.5 %
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July 14, 2017, 03:45:14 PM
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what is the yearly pos rate of this coin? it isnt written anywhere...
http://www.m-core.org/PoW-II-v2/

& more info on www.m-core.org

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July 15, 2017, 07:29:23 AM
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FYI: Nova accidentally emptied their order book overnight - the entire magi order chain was empty this morning - I suggest everybody who is on nova logs in and sets their orders back up again

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