/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53205740
>is it possible to reduce you mining hashrate? To avoid wasting too much electricity while also collaborate with the network.

for mining monero YES !, just reduce the n of cores (threads) used in the config file. For GPU mining (ETH before merge, etc), NO ! its mega retarded, frustrates me to no end. GPU miners are designed to use 100% of GPU rendering the PC useless except for a dedicated farm.
So you cant GPU mine and read email or youtube. while you can even play video games with cpu mining. There is virus called silnet XMRrig, its a hostile monero miner, which may not even notice working in the background. if a phone is infected, maybe you feel like the battery is getting worse or is warmer at standby

>>53193199
>we don't know. that's the truth. monero could have an inflation bug in bulletproofs implementation and we would never know unless someone sends more xmr to an exchange than the whole estimated supply.
maxipad fud. the same can be said for bitcoin or any ledger, its free and open source, the code is not hidden. In fact it had zero exploits so far, nigger coin had 3 so far.
>>53194264
>Russell's teapot
this

>https://www.lewrockwell.com/2022/12/no_author/the-game-has-changed/
From the article
Peter Schiff interview
>Peter said he agrees the Fed is going to ease, but that will be a mistake.

>"It hasn’t gone far enough. The problem is it left interest rates too low for too long. It already expanded the money supply so much that we haven’t even had enough price increases to catch up with the previous expansion of the money supply. So, even if [the money supply] is growing more slowly now, it doesn’t matter. There is so much inflation already in the pipeline. And the only thing that was keeping our inflation rate lower was the fact that the dollar was rising when everybody thought the Fed would quit hiking. But now that the dollar is falling, that is going to add fuel to the inflation fire. I think it’s going to burn a lot hotter in 2023. But the economy is going to cool off even more as inflation heats up, and that is a no-win situation for the Fed, and for the country, unfortunately.”

>>49642755
i have been here awhile and i've not seen to many projects make it past the misspelled post stage