Earning easy money mining Skycoin

[Anonymous No.10140982]

>0 Fee transactions
>Fast - transactions confirmed in seconds
>Skycoin is coded from scratch in Golang
>6 years of development, originally started as an effort to fix the security vulnerabilities of bitcoin
>Revolutionary new consensus algorithm to replace PoW and PoS
>Allows to have a truly decentralized network without miner or stakeholder influence
>Increasing business adoption, companies that don't want to maintain a blockchain of their own or use Ethereum (solarbankers, spaco, some more starting up)
>Security and privacy were the main objectives designing it
>Untraceable transactions because of Coinjoin
>Holding Skycoins generates extra income in the form of coinhours
>Massive ecosystem of applications running on Skywire. Including decentralized exchange, social media, file sharing and VPN apps.

Skywire
>An actual decentralized internet, ISPs have no control over it
>Designed to be ran on Skycoin's own open source hardware infrastructure
>New networking protocols
>Facilitates faster, secured, private browsing
>Distributes content faster and more anonymously than alternatives
>Sustainable democratization of the Internet
>Earn coins for running hardware nodes, providing bandwidth and storage
>Spend coins to get a priority of network resources over others
>Nodes function as “miners” for Skycoins cryptocurrency
>Immune to all currently known network based attacks, exploitation and manipulation tactics of ISPs
>Encrypted by default
>No throttling, censorship or service outages
>Enhanced privacy and security for a new Internet
>Eliminates attacks on individual IP addresses

[Anonymous No.10141019]

>>10140982
This is a scam coin...get over it and tell Synth to stop paying for your autistic ass to come over here and indirectly shill that garbage

[Anonymous No.10141061]

>>10141019
Lol are you retarded or what? I am earning real money by just running a node which hardly consumes energy. If you're too stupid to spot an opportunity when it is presented to you nobody can save you from this board

[Anonymous No.10141564]

>shilling a coin AFTER the exit scam

[Anonymous No.10141664]

>>10141019

Yeah scams don’t pay out every month faggot

[Anonymous No.10141674]

>>10140982
Ordered a Raspberry Pi yesterday. Will check this thing out later in the week and if I like it, I'll order a bunch more

[Anonymous No.10141708]

>>10141564
Ive exit scammed your mother

[Anonymous No.10142484]

>>10141019
>nodes being added by the day
>scam

[Anonymous No.10142499]

>>10141564
You'd think they'd stop doing interviews and replying in Telegram all the time.

[Anonymous No.10142536]

Here's my modest setup. I'm going to wait for them to finalize supported hardware and probably get some odroids to go with my rpis.

[Anonymous No.10143150]

So how do you mine this?

[Anonymous No.10143991]

>>10142536
looking decent, no doubt. so you go with 4 nodes. are you aiming for 16? or...

[Anonymous No.10144404]

>>10141674
Raspberry is the cheapest out there but you can play around also with Orange pi Prime, or odroid, or pine64, or lepotato. You can make it work, but if you are a perfectionist go with Orange

[Anonymous No.10144410]

stay out of Sky, get Nexus

We're not sending Raspberry Pi's into space

[Anonymous No.10144430]

>>10142536
why are skycucks setups always so tiny? what is wrong in the equation if is no bizraeli running 1000 rpis?

[Anonymous No.10144504]

>>10144430
It's all about quality not quantity
Boom!

[Anonymous No.10144549]

>>10144410

If this is how you promote Nexus... nobody will ever opt for it. I am good with my current sky situation

[Anonymous No.10144619]

>>10144504
I've noticed that too, no expense spared in the showmanship of the rig, fine timber, oversized server racks, whatever will stand out. I feel like skycoin is on to something with these arts and crafts setups.

[Anonymous No.10144632]

If this shit ever actually launches the demand / supply ratio will be fucking outrageous.

[Anonymous No.10144655]

>Spend coins to get a priority of network resources over others

>No throttling

How does one get priority of network resources without throttling others?

[Anonymous No.10144666]

>>10140982
Why is he posting about (((Golang))) like it's a good thing?

(Google gave me 2 unsolvable captchas that tooks a minute to reload the pictures on for typing this post btw)

[Anonymous No.10144686]

>>10144619
They aaaare. Beautiful designs for hardware, anntenas, router, and they encourage artistic set ups, look at this photo! Don't know who did it but it s just wow

[Anonymous No.10144689]

[Anonymous No.10144694]

Fancy looking, space saver, environment friendly

[Anonymous No.10144774]

>>10144686
yeah but you do realize it's all a trick don't you?

[Anonymous No.10144988]

>>10142499
obviously they have to keep it going for awhile longer, they can pretend to be doing shit for as long as they need to.
no progress in 5 years hasn't stopped people from pretending to invest.
Yes i know you're all fake because there was only $50,000 volume before the fake chinese pumps.
if they were to just out right say it was a scam the SEC would be all over their asses.

[Anonymous No.10145413]

>>10144988
There is still being worked on the project

[Anonymous No.10145500]

>>10144774
there's a few reasons why few people are running tons of nodes yet; 1 bandwidth limitations. Unlike bitcoin mining for example, sky miners will get you paid for bandwidth; before antennas you're going to have all the nodes you need to saturate a 1 gigabit connection and adding more won't help.

2. It's not mainnet yet; payouts are for participation and to expand the geographic scope of the network, not node count, with a minimum standard of hardware

[Anonymous No.10145699]

>>10142484

You can't help but just laugh at those retards claiming it's a scam. Watch them fomo in at 300 USD soon.

[Anonymous No.10145987]

>>10145500
it was all a meme. no skyminer is talking to another one via fucking wifi antennae, the mainnet doesn't matter. this is a clever angle on a zoomer tier ponzi. i am not saying you can't make money from this, it is a better BCC.

[Anonymous No.10146257]

Anyone have experience how long the whitelisting process takes currently?

[Anonymous No.10146412]

>>10145987
this project doesn't even need the antennas or mesh network to be successful, but I think it will see some success. If there's a standard to follow it makes it easier for communities like these to setup something instead of rolling their own.
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/11/how-a-group-of-neighbors-created-their-own-internet-service/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1B0u6nvcTsI
there are also a lot of use cases in southeast asia/Africa where ANY internet is in high demand to remove dependence on price gouging phone plans.

On the other end of the spectrum for places that already have reliable fast internet you have enthusiasts and corporate usecases. TCP/IP and UDP and the routing over the existing internet are the products of weak hardware when the protocols were being decided upon. Having source-defined routing where you can set as many or as few parallel routes to maximize bandwidth, increase confidence of the packet reaching the destination, or choosing the lowest latency path are all things that are required for different commercial applications but impossible to do on the current internet. Protocols to handle this have been around for 40 years, it doesn't even take any software innovation to set this stuff up, it's just cryptocurrency gives an incentive for people to keep it running. There are currently antennas too that are capable of handling this where you can do a line of sight connection over 25 kilometers.
https://www.ubnt.com/airfiber/airfiberx-antenna/
I'll buy a few antennas just for the nerd factor and set them up with a few friends to do channel bonding to go beyond the highest bandwidth I can get as an individual for shits and giggles, but I'm more interested in the project for their dapp services than the mesh network.

[Anonymous No.10146670]

yay, assembling fun times with a box full of Orange Pi :D hope this DIY will break even soon, then it will pay a few bills

[Anonymous No.10146758]

>>10146412
very ellaborate. so what dApp s are we talking about? Skycoin is not the only one developing such apps, just wondering what the differences are.. ok, the dapp has a frontend and, instead of a centralized server, it s shared between users through.. smart contracts for example. is that right?

[Anonymous No.10146915]

>>10145699
id say 300 is a long shot, given the value of coin when it hit Binance.. however it looks good on the long term, hopefully it will come back to the original peak and even go higher