Hmm why doesn’t it show a preview?
anyone know what GM charge for electricity costs per kw/h ?
Hello. The fundraiser on BttF has been re-re-opened!
Half a BTC per ZEC?? That’s like real money 
. BttF is indeed open again, it gives you hashing power for 1 year if I’m correct. Don’t know if it’s profitable, I guess a lot of other folks mine this coin as well.
They talk about 20% mining reward for the founders. That’s quite some money as well then. I guess that’s limited in time?
But the difference with Bitcoin is the fact that you can’t see how many coins people have or transact? Or are there other features?
Until the first halving, so roughly 4 years. They get a significant amount, but probably fair.
/edit #Zcash will be available for trading on Oct 28th. We will announce when the $ZEC market is live.
Yeah ok, 3500btc per zcash high says you were definitely right on this one bro!
Can’t wait to see how much I’m getting even during slow start now lol.
Silly crypto, just crazy silly
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It seems to be down about 100% so far on Poloniex…
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Whats happening!?!?! This is crazy!! Like 
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Yeah, we wont get coins in time sadly. Make sure to set polo as your default wallet on Bttf for dividends if you want to sell early because they only do transfers once a week if you try to withdraw from a bttf wallet. i should have started mining myself on my home machine straight away, was planning to start tomorrow because of slow start 
/stupid
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Hiya Jabba. Am I right in thinking that we can’t do this quite yet? I don’t see the option anywhere.
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yep, you should get an email a few hours before first payment, or perhaps just after since they seem to have left it quite late already…? when you get the email you can just go to financials and change dividend setup. I would be surprised if that wasn’t done quite soon tbh.
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We can now set an external wallet for Zcash dividends on BttF.
Are Poloniex deposit addresses permanent/static?
edit:
Oh. I tried putting a t-address in my BttF settings and got:
Currency is not a vaild currency for this pitch
I’m going to have to look into this…
edit 2: I think BttF are aware, because the settings option fot Zcash has now disappeared. I’ll just wait a bit.
edit 3: BttF option for setting Zcash dividends seems to be implemented now.
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I suspect it will keep going down tbh… I’ll be selling my first divi when it comes anyway.
By the way, I’m trying to install ubuntu on virtual box to mine zcash on my new machine at home.
I followed this tutorial. But annoyingly I get half way through, only to find I get this error message when I try to ‘start’
VT-x is disabled in the BIOS for all CPU modes (VERR_VMX_MSR_ALL_VMX_DISABLED).
_Result Code: _
E_FAIL (0x80004005)
_Component: _
ConsoleWrap
_Interface: _
IConsole {872da645-4a9b-1727-bee2-5585105b9eed}
Anyone fancy helping a tech-tard out? I’m sure it’s obvious how to fix for someone who knows what they’re doing, but I don’t know what this vtx business is or where to find it to enable it lol.
I thought this would be a good way to learn about linux, so I don’t want to fall at the first hurdle. Plus obvs Zcash mining could turn out to be profitable and fun with this ‘equihash’ business.
Sorry Jabba, I’ve no idea!
I have just put a Zcash address in BttF for the dividends though.
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i wonder if bttf will increase hashes per $, i get 24 h/s with an 8 core cpu… with the new optimised miners it makes them ridiculously priced.
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no idea, but nheqminer is simple setup on win for cpu… had no joy with their gpu bit yet.
any links for proper noobs? it’s all greek to me. I can’t even work the remote control for the telly. lol 
I was hoping this would make it easy, but no… fallen at first hurdle half way through that video. I also can’t adjust my cpu’s or accelerator like he does in the video.
hmph, i hate being frustrated by things lol. I really want to work it out though.
Try this link http://www.howtogeek.com/213795/how-to-enable-intel-vt-x-in-your-computers-bios-or-uefi-firmware/
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Cheers bro, much appreciated!
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donate 5 minutes of computer resources to charity