/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52232919
> I'm not familiar with that kind of stuff but once there's a guide or something similar you'd best believe I'll be mining Monero-chans 24/7/365

Proof-of Waifu: miners have 2 minutes to generate hyper-realistic Monero-chans, the hottest one (as judged by horny AI) wins the block reward.

Would this work?

What is the optimal xmrig settings when I have dedicated device which I use for nothing else then xmr mining ?
It is an old gaming laptop and it gives somethigng like 1000h/s which seems kinda low. So I checked htop and it uses only 2 out of 4 cores. How can I make xmrig use 100% of machine power ?

>>51000134

How does one avoid getting swindled? The weight is identical, right?

>>23224795
No

>>20246528
https://medium.com/coinmonks/bitcoin-security-a-negative-exponential-95e78b6b575
"Assuming fees stay constant (or increase in pace with price) the only way to have a constant security factor would be to steadily increase block rewards in proportion to total supply so that Bitcoin had a constant X% inflation rate — which the community would never accept."
This is what XMR does
OR
"But why would total fees paid suddenly increase as the block reward drops? Users always want to pay minimal fees. Based on current figures, fees would need to go up 37x to compensate for the halvening in 2020."
Bitcoin becomes a cryptocurrency that cannot be used for any kind of small transaction. The fees demand transaction sizes of the level of business and government.