New: criptominerAll contenthive-129948hive-196917krsteemhive-183959photographyhive-180932zzanhive-166405hive-144064uncommonlabhive-185836bitcoinhive-183397hive-188619krsuccesshive-150122hive-124908hive-145157lifehive-101145hive-139150hive-109690hive-167213hive-184714TrendingNewHotLikersranawali (35)in mining • 7 years agoThe real cost of mining Ethereumreasonable cost of power is approximately 10 cents per kwh. This is below the national average for retail power rates in the U.S. To run a mining rig you will likely pay at least 10 cents per 1,000…gulzar03 (28)in criptocurrencies • 7 years agoRegulations And Their Influence On Cryptocurrency PricesRegulations affect prices The original boom in cryptocurrencies occurred in an unregulated environment. Even as news outlets and investors paid closer attention to the market, regulators and…ranawali (35)in mining • 7 years agoHardware seller Massdrop says Nvidia predicts graphics card prices "will continue to go up" through the yearIn a discussion post on a GTX 1080 Ti on Massdrop (login required), tech community lead Brian Hutchins talked about a visit from Nvidia to Massdrop HQ, in which they discussed the causes for the…ranawali (35)in mining • 7 years agocryptocurrency collapse might mean for graphics cardsat PC Gamer are less worried about whether Nvidia, AMD, or Intel make lots of money and are a sound investment, and more interested in getting increasingly powerful computers to run increasingly…ranawali (35)in bitcoin • 7 years agobitcoin mining company may have made as much money as Nvidia last yearSecretive Chinese bitcoin mining company may have made as much money as Nvidia last year Based on conservative estimates of gross margin of 75 percent and operating margin of 65 percent, Bernstein…ranawali (35)in legitimate • 7 years agoHackers are selling legitimate code-signing certificates to evade malware detectionCode-signed apps are harder to detect by network security appliances, making it easier to sneak malware onto a vulnerable system. The downside? Certificates aren't cheap — and hackers usually are.…
