Current AEON profitability

[funkywizard]

Aeon Hash Rate: 26.84 MH/sec .

How in the world went from 16 to 27 MH/sec overnight.

It wasn't me....

 

[keybored]

Overnight is nothing... I was watching some of the other cryptonight currencies and there are 10-20Mh/s swings in a matter of minutes! And these swings are not accounted for in any of the public pools. Probably nicehash, but could also be due to botnets or large data centers...

 

[nfsden]

Probably nicehash, but could also be due to botnets or large data centers...

Thanks to God, nicehash don't support cryptonight-lite algo

 

[iamtelephone]

Aeon Hash Rate: 26.84 MH/sec .

How in the world went from 16 to 27 MH/sec overnight.

Either:

A) A metric crap ton of bots
B) A pump and dump group set it's sights on Aeon​

I'm leaning more towards a pump and dump. Unsure how long this will last, but I'll ride it out whether it's a week or month/s.

If worst comes to worst, I'll switch coins till the storm settles.

 

[Marsh]

@funkywizard
I wish it is you that own the extra 10MH/s , at least one of us in our pool gets rich .

 

[ehorn]

?.. Hopefully the difficulty doesn't spike too hard.

Well... So much for hope...

 

[Joel]

Sumokoin had been hovering around 5mh/s with a price of ~$2.25, then when the price spiked on Friday to $10, the hash rate also jumped to 23mh/s.

 

[nfsden]

Sumokoin had been hovering around 5mh/s with a price of ~$2.25, then when the price spiked on Friday to $10, the hash rate also jumped to 23mh/s.

Current sumo NetHash is roughly 37Mh.
Profits on all cryptonight coins was f**d up during past week. Too many hashing power around, mainly from botnets on monero

 

[Joel]

The 20 sumokoin I was holding did well though!

 

[keybored]

There are MASSIVE botnets out there. One of the Sumo pools is hosed right now because there are literally hundreds of thousands of miners connected on each port and normal folk cannot connect or can't keep a connection.

 

[funkywizard]

@funkywizard
I wish it is you that own the extra 10MH/s , at least one of us in our pool gets rich .

I should be adding 300kh/s soon though....



Jenga!

 

[Xeppo]

I should be adding 300kh/s soon though....

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Jenga!

Two full racks worth of compute? I'm assuming that those are quad-node compute boxes, meaning you're looking at 320 processors of compute? That's absolutely absurd. Is this going in colo?

 

[funkywizard]

Two full racks worth of compute? I'm assuming that those are quad-node compute boxes, meaning you're looking at 320 processors of compute? That's absolutely absurd. Is this going in colo?

2 nodes per 2u.

I think I can set up 14 chassis at home without blowing the main service breaker. The rest will be colo'ed.



^ Spare bedroom is a bit noisy these days.

 

[ehorn]

Madman! Lol...

What are you running to the room? 50a @ 240v?

 

[Iaroslav]

I should be adding 300kh/s soon though....
Jenga!

Wow! That's massive!
Time to build up a private datacenter

 

[gigatexal]

Wow! That's massive!
Time to build up a private datacenter

He runs a hosting facility in Arizona.

 

[gigatexal]

2 nodes per 2u.

I think I can set up 14 chassis at home without blowing the main service breaker. The rest will be colo'ed.

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^ Spare bedroom is a bit noisy these days.

I remember back in the day people had to get fake hdmi adapters to trick the gpu into being connected to perform well. How come we don’t have to do that now?

 

[funkywizard]

Madman! Lol...

What are you running to the room? 50a @ 240v?

2x30a 208v. Breaker panel is in the room so that helps : )

I assumed it would be 240v but it measured to 208v after install.

 

[funkywizard]

I remember back in the day people had to get fake hdmi adapters to trick the gpu into being connected to perform well. How come we don’t have to do that now?

The Vega's still need that... sigh

 

[funkywizard]

Wow! That's massive!
Time to build up a private datacenter

One step at a time.... muahahaha