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« on: 17. January 2014., 13:23:55 »Oh, so ASIC hardware could really be recycled. What I love about ASIC is that it work just as well on Peercoin as they do Bitcoin.
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Posted by: devnullius
« on: 31. December 2013., 17:22:10 »POST EDIT: yes it can be done! My question if I can mine other currencies with my 55GH butterflylabs ASIC miner, is answered! Found the confirmation here: www.reddit.com/r/peercoin/comments/1rjck5/best_way_to_mine_peercoin/ - sure check it out! Just point your miner to a new pool and done. Just as it should and I hoped. Hashing is hashing ;p
Today, I stumbled upon https://www.multipool.us .
For mining a single coin - ASIC (SHA-256)
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Freicoin (FRC)
- PeerCoin (PPC)
- Terracoin (TRC)
- Zetacoin (ZET)
For mining a single coin - Scrypt
- Litecoin (LTC)
- FeatherCoin (FTC)
- Mincoin (MNC)
- WorldCoin (WDC)
- DigitalCoin (DGC)
- NovaCoin (NVC)
- LuckyCoin (LKY)
- Argentum (ARG)
- PhenixCoin (PXC)
- MegaCoin (MEC)
- BottleCaps (CAP)
- Cryptogenic Bullion (CGB)
- TagCoin (DISABLED)
- DogeCoin (DOGE)
- Diamond (DMD)
- FedoraCoin (TIPS)
- Grandcoin (GDC)
So, at least with a multipool and middlecoin one should be able to use their butterfly labs ASIC miner for something else besides bitcoins ;p
Www.Multiipool.us and middlecoin both offer services to auto-switch. The community is against this kind of stuff, so do read this: www.cryptocoinsnews.com/2013/09/09/digitalcoin-update-attempts-to-ward-off-multipools/
Karma!
devnullius
Investigating...
Some snippets!
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_alternative_cryptocurrencies
GREAT overview!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=263054.0
Can you use Bitcoin ASIC hardware to mine SHA256 alt-coins? Namecoin, Terracoin, PPcoin, and a few others use SHA-256. Couldn ASIC devices (Avalon, BFL, etc) that are used to mine Bitcoins be used to mine other SHA256 based coins? Could you just use a BFL Single and have Cgminer point at a PPcoin pool to start mining away?
Like wise, could FPGAs used to mine Litecoin be used for other Scrypt coins?
And to see which currencies are SHA-256d or scrypt-only, see this: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_alternative_cryptocurrencies
So many more questions... But yeah, I think it has a Big Future...
Today, I stumbled upon https://www.multipool.us .
For mining a single coin - ASIC (SHA-256)
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Freicoin (FRC)
- PeerCoin (PPC)
- Terracoin (TRC)
- Zetacoin (ZET)
For mining a single coin - Scrypt
- Litecoin (LTC)
- FeatherCoin (FTC)
- Mincoin (MNC)
- WorldCoin (WDC)
- DigitalCoin (DGC)
- NovaCoin (NVC)
- LuckyCoin (LKY)
- Argentum (ARG)
- PhenixCoin (PXC)
- MegaCoin (MEC)
- BottleCaps (CAP)
- Cryptogenic Bullion (CGB)
- TagCoin (DISABLED)
- DogeCoin (DOGE)
- Diamond (DMD)
- FedoraCoin (TIPS)
- Grandcoin (GDC)
So, at least with a multipool and middlecoin one should be able to use their butterfly labs ASIC miner for something else besides bitcoins ;p
Www.Multiipool.us and middlecoin both offer services to auto-switch. The community is against this kind of stuff, so do read this: www.cryptocoinsnews.com/2013/09/09/digitalcoin-update-attempts-to-ward-off-multipools/
Karma!
devnullius
Posted by: devnullius
« on: 31. December 2013., 17:07:15 »WAS: http://scforum.info/index.php/topic,8552.msg22087.html#msg22087
Investigating...
Some snippets!
www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1jv5s9/what_is_the_exact_difference_between_coins_that/
I'm unfamiliar with which coins use SHA-256d. My understanding is that Bitcoin, PPCoin, Terracoin, Freicoin, Bytecoin, Namecoin, IXcoin, and Devcoin all use SHA-256. I'm sure there are some others that I'm not aware of as well.
Is there an example of an SHA-256d coin?
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_alternative_cryptocurrencies
GREAT overview!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=263054.0
Can you use Bitcoin ASIC hardware to mine SHA256 alt-coins? Namecoin, Terracoin, PPcoin, and a few others use SHA-256. Couldn ASIC devices (Avalon, BFL, etc) that are used to mine Bitcoins be used to mine other SHA256 based coins? Could you just use a BFL Single and have Cgminer point at a PPcoin pool to start mining away?
Like wise, could FPGAs used to mine Litecoin be used for other Scrypt coins?
And to see which currencies are SHA-256d or scrypt-only, see this: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_alternative_cryptocurrencies
So many more questions... But yeah, I think it has a Big Future...
Karma!
.. Karma!
Devvie
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Investigating...
Some snippets!
www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1jv5s9/what_is_the_exact_difference_between_coins_that/
I'm unfamiliar with which coins use SHA-256d. My understanding is that Bitcoin, PPCoin, Terracoin, Freicoin, Bytecoin, Namecoin, IXcoin, and Devcoin all use SHA-256. I'm sure there are some others that I'm not aware of as well.
Is there an example of an SHA-256d coin?
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_alternative_cryptocurrencies
GREAT overview!
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=263054.0
Can you use Bitcoin ASIC hardware to mine SHA256 alt-coins? Namecoin, Terracoin, PPcoin, and a few others use SHA-256. Couldn ASIC devices (Avalon, BFL, etc) that are used to mine Bitcoins be used to mine other SHA256 based coins? Could you just use a BFL Single and have Cgminer point at a PPcoin pool to start mining away?
Like wise, could FPGAs used to mine Litecoin be used for other Scrypt coins?
And to see which currencies are SHA-256d or scrypt-only, see this: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_alternative_cryptocurrencies
So many more questions... But yeah, I think it has a Big Future...
Karma!
.. Karma!
Devvie
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Conare nullius momenti videri fortasse missilibus careant
——
All spelling mistakes are my own and may only be distributed under the GNU General Public License! – (© 95-1 by Coredump; 2-013 by DevNullius)