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Well ... I think my 7 years old (almost 8) GTX 1060 need to rest ahah And if I don't spend some after many years holding and ATH breaking, I will never enjoy my benefits :)

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I mined that much on my old GTX 960 last week! 😂

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I spent 0.5 btc for a GTX 1060 at launch in 2016, and thought that was hurtful. You really one upped me! I like to think it was a necessary investment to help bitcoin grow

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I know you're not OP but ill continue anyways since understanding the basics is too hard for you. > its common knowledge.. So Common that when asked for evidence/examples none is provided? Almost as if, it isnt true at all. > The onus of proof in on XRP owners to proove they are decentralized. Thats not how Burden of proof works, I know you're not OP but You dont Prove a claim is true by claiming others need to disprove it. For example, I dont get to claim I am Satoshi and then say Prove I'm not. This line of thinking is telling of how much you dont understand. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(philosophy)#:~: This isnt a difficult question, the Codebase is public and open source. Ill do half the work for you. - Show me how someone can doublespend on the network - Show me how someone can create more XRP - Show me how someone can censor a user from spending their XRP - Show me how someone can reverse an XRP transaction - Show me how someone can force a code update on the validators - show me how someone can freeze an XRP transaction Please provide a theoretical or practical example as to how ANY of those or other examples of centralization are currently possible. (you wont be able to because you are clueless on the topic) >You have been here for like since 2017 at least Mined my first BTC in 2012 on my GTX 580, I bought my first XRP in 2016 > you lost. ??? lol I sold enough during the 2017 bull run to never have to work another day in my life. I havnt "lost" anything other than my job. >Deal with it. XRP is a bad investment compared to BTC and ETH. depends entirely on the timeline, Price is always a poor argument as something will have always outperformed BTC and ETH making them "bad investments"

**Difference between cryptocurrency mining, staking and running a node and which is most viable with a laptop?** Hey everyone, I have 2 old laptops that I don't use anymore, one with a GTX 1050 and an i5 and the other with a Pentium. I figured I should make some money off of them instead of them just sitting on the shelf, but I can't sell them as I sometimes test laptop parts with them. I started researching, and found cryptocurrency mining, staking and running a node as some of the options. Can you please explain which method does what and which (if any) is the most viable way to make money off a laptop, or suggest better alternatives, preferable passive, please? Thanks for your answers!

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I appreciate that last paragraph :) Yeah, I was involved very early on. But it wasn't because I thought there was something particularly revolutionary or something that would stick. But at the time I was using my CPU and GPU cycles to search for aliens in Radio Waves via SETI@Home. It was a lot like Folding @ Home. I decided that my compute was far more useful mining magic internet money lol. I had a ridiculous machine at the time. I didn't go full scale GPU farm (like I did in 2017 where I had 36 GTX 1070's and 19 Antminer S9's running) but I had a few GPUs working on it. 2017-2019 was a HELL of a lot of fun though. I really really enjoyed the time I spent managing my farm. I eventually moved the Antminers a few towns over into my dad's business (carpentry shop) and I set up all sorts of cool shit for remote access. I have an IT background. I also installed smart plugs so I could do a hard-reset any of the hardware without having to drive 30 min to my dad's shop in case an antminer went non-responsive or windows stopped responding on my 6x GPU machines. Then when electricity got too expensive to support the miners I ended up partnering with a colocation company that my friend was starting in Idaho. So I drove all my miners from Connecticut to Idaho to go from ~16c/kWh to .06c/kWh. That had me running for a lot longer :) I was their "In House Mining Expert" which allowed me free space in the building in exchange for consulting with potential clients and even management services we offered. The business is now defunct (dude got too scared to wait 8-12 months) but it used to be called Third Degree Crypto (or Something Degree Crypto - I forget the first word lol). I love everything mining :)

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Same. I've been in it since 2010, on and off with mining. Got VERY serious about mining in late 2016 though. Ended up with 19 S9's from Bitmain and 36 GTX 1070s doing GPU mining. Then I started a hosted mining business for friends and family that ended up adding another two dozen S9's (I didn't want to build GPU mining rigs for friends / family). I finally ended up driving all those units across the country from CT to Idaho to get them into a building with $0.06 / kWh electricity rates. I owned 10% of a collocation business and was their "In house mining expert". Since COVID I've really lost a lot of my conviction to stay on top of the crypto scene like I have for the past 12 years or so. It's still so insanely immature at the consumer level and even more immature at the enthusiast level lol. I think NFT tech is really cool but until we start using it for something other than proof of ownership of art, it's going to continue to get laughed at as a tech. Nothing in crypto is making me very happy or excited like it used to. I'm hoping that changes pretty soon.

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Up 4x on tiny cap coins past few days 0xAnon and SSAi The people that have made 30-120x in 2023 did so with tiny caps Bonk, GTX, Lila and Mubi are great examples

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Did he really rebrand to HTX? That's like the second worst name an exchange can have, after GTX.

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I built a new one about 3 months ago. Prices are nuts compared to the last one I built in 2017. The 2017 one has been mining for years and never gave a fuck, working perfectly to this day but the GTX1070 in it was showing its age. The new guy, more than twice as expensive, is behaving like a petulant child. And I've been building PCs since the 90s. I have little faith in modern hardware producers.

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No, you read it again. GPU mining ended well before GTX 10xx cards were released, and no one is going to go back to GPU mining. You're confused.

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GTX 1060

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Some people are buying in the "new GTX" I would not doubt human stupidity.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

That didn't exist back then. Iirc it was a GTX titan.

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I swear it's similar to one of those Amazon listings that are like "1 in 10 get a 40-series Nvidia GPU!" when in fact everything getting sent out is like a GTX 750, and *no one* gets a 40-series.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

why did the skip GTX?

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On par with the people who were saying they should relaunch FTX as GTX

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SBF = FTX 3AC = GTX Justin Sun = HTX It’s just an alphabetical list of bad PR decisions and “questionable” founders.

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FTX, HTX, JTX.. what’s next? GTX? It’s so cringe.

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GTX in the making.

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It's two steps ahead of FTX (... >GTX... >HTX)

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What happened with GTX is it bankrupt already, why we skip a letter

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Launching soon GTX, ITX, and JTX

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I'm pretty sure you're safe. 0.22 BTC is not really enough for people to spend whats needed to break it. First I guess one would use hashcat for gpg aes, with a Nvidia GTX 4090 they'd make 25 to 30 kh/s, so breaking the encryption will be slow/costly. Second if you've used bip39 passphrase then breaking that is even harder. And you don't specify the derivation path making it harder still.

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Solana is a legit project that got hit hard after the GTX debacle. Having 4x ETH's supply could put the price action around $450 if it really becomes as popular as ETH. The only pet peeve I've with any other chain other than ETH is, how can we be sure it'll survive and won't be replaced by something better 3 years from now? The space is quite young and there's room for innovations and improvements. Hell, Aptos is even calling itself the Sol killer, for example. So, yes, it has potential but at the end of the day is another bet.

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Iirc CZ started the bank run because GTX was going to start working with the government. He than used the bank run to give himself credibility. But the whole reason he got mad was because they were both doing shady shit, but ftx was gonna get backed by the government and then get help to be legit. For binance, they would have had to tell on themselves to join in on the deal. I think c.z valued the money more. So he then started the bank run because binance was going to lose that battle.

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I like questions like this hehe. To make calculations easy, let's simplify a bit, let's say the total network hash rate is 100 EH/s (it's actually higher than this), and your GTX 760 is able to achieve a hash rate of 200 KH/s (it's lower than this). In this case, your odds of mining a block would be your hash rate divided by the total network hash rate, or (200 KH/s) / (100 EH/s) = 2 * 10^-12. This means that, on average, you would expect to mine one block every 1 / (2 * 10^-12) = 500 billion seconds. There are approximately 31.5 million seconds in a year, so you would expect to mine one block every 500 billion / 31.5 million = approximately 16 million years. The odds of mining a Bitcoin block with a GTX 760 is once every 16 million years. Buuttt, we're forgetting something: To convert this to a similar format as the lottery odds, we need to consider that a Bitcoin block is mined approximately every 10 minutes. This means there are about 52,560 blocks mined per year (60 minutes/hour * 24 hours/day * 365 days/year / 10 minutes/block). Without considering the halvening, which will stop blocks from being generated and thus, end your attempt to mine a solo block, there would be approximately 16 million years * 52,560 blocks/year = 840 trillion blocks before you mine a block. This means the odds of mining a block with a GTX 760 are approximately 1 in 840 trillion. So, technically imposible. The odds of winning the Powerball lottery are approximately 1 in 292 million, this is more likely and answers your first question. You are many orders of magnitude more likely to win the lottery than to mine a Bitcoin block with a GTX 760. Now let's answer the second question you didn't ask. Let's go even further just because for some reason I enjoy doing this 🤓: If you were to mine one block, you would currently earn 6.25 BTC. At current rates, let's say 1 BTC is worth $30,000, so 6.25 BTC would be worth $187,500. However, as we calculated earlier, the chances of mining a block with a GTX 760 are approximately 1 in 16 million years. So, if we spread that $187,500 over 16 million years, we can calculate your daily earnings. First, the days: 16 million years * 365 days/year = 5.84 trillion days Now, we can calculate the daily earnings: $187,500 / 5.84 trillion days = approximately $0.000000032 per day So, if you were to mine Bitcoin with a GTX 760, you would technically be earning approximately $0.000000032 per day, assuming you're using renewable energy, otherwise you would be losing lots of money compared to your earnings. Disclaimer: I hope my math is right and the numbers correct and in case you didn't notice, I'm a big fan of the "What if - serious scientific answers to absurd hypothetical questions" books.

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Realistically, what are my chance to find a block while solo mining on my GTX 760 , are the odds better than winning the lotto or ?

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A courtesy CZ didn't had with GTX customers when he carelessly caused a bank run on the exchange with a few Twitter posts.

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>Bitcoin is money you don’t know what you’re talking about. https://www.wallstreetmojo.com/money-vs-currency/ nope. you legit are confused on what words mean apparently. BTC isnt fungible (have fun spending those Silk road BTC on exchanges) and not enough time has passed for it to be a store of value over a long period of time >The fact that you said centralization is increasing with Bitcoin means you really don’t know what you’re talking about. Bitcoin wouldn’t exist or be where it’s at if was centralized Centralization isnt a 1 or 0 thing. there are scales of it. overtime has centralization of hashrate increased or decreased with this system? the answer is increased, and it will always increase because the system is designed to incentivize it. I mined by first BTC in 2012 on my GTX 580. you are VERY mistaken in how things function.

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Given what happened with GTX, I'm a bit worried when a crypto related company tries to become friend with regulators. 😅

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I was using a GTX 1650 super

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Btw I did not realise LEO and GTX were also exchange tokens. That does shed a new light on this. Although I wonder CRO is an exchange token as well and it fell over 90% and I am sure there might be more of others which did as well. Any idea what made these exchange tokens stand out?

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This was from mining ProtoShares (PTS) using a gaming PC with 3 GTX 780s. Shortly after this I built two dedicated mining rigs with 6 AMD Radeon R9 280Xs each.

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Arguing that an RTX 4090 has a petter price to performance than GTX 285 at launch is just fucking stupid.

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Looks like I need to crank up the old GTX 760 to help push this backlog through and bring fees down.

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GTX, HTX, they should have gone for FINX not FBX

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Reminds me of GTX

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Me still rocking my GTX 1050 laptop where the fans go apollo 11 mode when I run MS Word 😎

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GTX was legit, until it wasn't. The only way for them to know it wasn't was to sit down and review the company's books.

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Mined Darkcoin for a while ... Holy. Maxcoin haha, solo mined that on a crappy GTX. Mad my first BTC trading it. Mined Litecoin untill they went ASICS, refused to support their only saving grace after. Holochain, still doing well. sold the height and bought back. Not mined bought just after the Ico. I look back and it was pretty much all mining.

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>If you could read you would comprehend the situation. basic math is hard for you tho? plz tell me again how 37.5 million is 13% of 100 billion >You gambled your savings on an unregistered security. I retired from selling XRP in the first week of 2018, I mined bitcoin in 2011 on my GTX 580, you again speak about things you dont have even a basic comprehension of. >I gave you sources that say that shit lmao. Im not making this up So you think 37.5 million is 13% of 100 Billion? > But you chose a centralized mess Show me how its centralized. Show me how someone can freeze XRP, Reverse an XRP transaction, Double spend, Force a code update on the network, Prevent anyone from doing what they want with their own tokens, Create more XRP. Please any actual example theoretical or practical lets go, put up or shut up. Coin ownership is irrelevant in a non proof of stake system.

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I mined on my gaming p.c 5500 xt and a g7 dell gaming laptop with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050. Used one of those mining sites.. I don't remember which, technically it mined ETH and I got paid out in Shib (few months before everything mooned). Got decent hashrates nothing that paid alot until the markets went wild. It was all I had at the time since I was in uni but after I sold the shib I accumulated and everything died down, hasn't been worth it to keep going.

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One Saturday night I read something about mining crypto. I downloaded miner, it didn't work then I downloaded another one which worked fine. I was surprise how much I can earn using only my GTX1660. Two weeks later I had my first 4 card rig and that's how I started. Then I got into Helium and Planetwatch. Now I am not mining anything (I still have helium miner but it earns next to nothing), just buying some every month. Stupid things? I spent 5k on CRO when it was $0.57

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Great response. I would never keep my bitcoin on binance. I primarily use it for shitcoin trasing where its just cheaper than dex fees. These coins are alreasy down 80% and following a binance collapse i can see then going -80% again on top. At that point the amount I have remaining is fucking trivial. A couple of thousand down to a few hundred. Another minus 80% puts it at maaaaybe a couple of hundred dollars. This simply isnt worth the effort. Hell my address verification seems to have expired and I havent even bothered doing it for months now. For people buying in now with large amounts, or for people who have a lot tied up in a small amount, or even for people that HAD a huge amount and now have just a large amount - sure. I 100% agree with you. I mean I had some bitcoin and eth on binance I immediately removed when the fud first hit over a month ago. I had it deliberately on binance as I have a four way split betwen mm, Kraken, keplr and binance. Now my binance split is trivial. So youre right. And Im sort of only saying what I said cos Ive actually already removed the stuff I give a shit about from Binance. But I think its also important to acknowledge how absolutely fucked alts are going to be if binance dies. And I genuinely dont think Binance will. Strangee things have happened, but theres WAY more money to be made from Binance than GTX, and I just dont think cz is a fucking amateur like sbf was.

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2009, my friend selling 1500 BTC to me ask for $800, I end up brought 2x GTX 380graphics card for gaming …..

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My first dabbling in crypto was via eToro and bought a fraction of a BTC and a couple of ETH. It really buying crypto since eToro back then in mid 2017 didn't even offer you a way to transfer. It was more like gambling on the price. I then started getting interested and mined a few ETH on a GTX1060. It was only after that, that I opened an account with a proper exchange (BTC Markets in Australia) and buying properly.

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BTC in 2010. Mined a cool 0.04 with my SLI GTX 660s over a week or two but then forgot about it until 2017. Mistakes were made.

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r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Lol, that’s a lot of not bothering to think about what I wrote! “Company is not asset, but Ripplenet is also Not the XRPL. you are confusing and conflating them both. this is the problem.” If you still can’t see that I stand in disagreement with anyone who would use the phrase “Ripple XRP” then your reading comprehension is so so so very bad. Damn dude, take a step back and try to read what other people are writing… It’s like you’re someone who chews with their mouth open while they’re still unwrapping their fucking burrito. Damn. “Then you dont understand how either of them function or how one utilizes the other to create demand vs a deflationary supply of an asset.” No, I simply know that XRP is not required for these banks that are creating CBDCs. Providing a liquidity pool with XRPL is not the proof of direct demand increases for XRP the token when usage on the Ripplenet network goes up that you think it is. “they've already been selling it in the form of Access. that's their entire buisness model.” Right, and point me toward the valuation event that allowed someone to transfer the profits from the company into their personal bank account? People don’t get rich when a company makes money, they get rich when that company is sold or when it receives investment. This is the type of event that allows someone to turn company money into personal money. Why are you arguing about this? “I mined by first BTC in 2011 on my GTX 580, you need to do better research because you dont know what you're talking about.” Everyone always makes claims like this lol. You sound more like you might not be old enough for that to be true, but if you say so, I’ll have to take your word on it. “how it is dated several months before opencoin (later renamed Ripple) even exsisted?” I guess because the authors of that article - like most people - consider an “initial launch” to be a vague unit of time, encompassing up to, oh I don’t know, a year?, depending on the type of project and how far away from it in time you are - we might say the initial launch of credit cards occurred in 1952 or whatever year it was, or that we are going to launch a rocket on May 15, 2023. It’s a dynamic word I guess? I don’t think your evidence invalidates the article in any case. “XRPL doesnt use PoS, coin ownership gives no power within the network and is irrelevant to any discussion in regards to "dangers"” Man, what is up with your reading comprehension? I’ll put it here again: . “Skeptics say one of the scariest aspects of ripple MARKETS is the fact that Ripple Labs controls over 60 billion XRP which is more than half of what is currently in circulation.” They are worried about price manipulation, not the centralization of non-existent PoS voting. “ok so you disagree with how basic supply and demand affects price. thank you for telling me you are uneducated on the basics.” C’mon man. “basic supply and demand” “uneducated on the basics” looool Here’s how flash-fx.com describes it: “How, then, does the success of Ripple (the company) affect the price of the token XRP? This is a tricky one, and opinions on this topic tend to be split.” “you're literally mischaracterizing what Im saying and at the same time saying im correct..... Yikes” LOL huh?? You said why don’t they set the price at $100 if they are controlling the price. I basically responded that they can be unable to set the price at $100 and also fully able to influence price movement. What are you not understanding about this? “you mean more articles like the one you're quoting which has basic information incorrect? Listen I dont like Jed, hes a moron when it comes to business. But he sold Mt Gox 3 years before the hack, so to try and claim that that is somehow his fault and not Marks, is not only disingenuous but shows that you're willing to bend the truth and hope im too stupid to know.” Hardly… 80,000BTC disappeared while he still owned it, right?

Mentions:#XRP#BTC#GTX
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>“Ripple XRP” has been the chosen phrasing of shills ever since back in the days of the Poloniex TrollBox is that it helped build a false narrative that they are one thing, and this persuades speculators to buy XRP. Company is not asset, but Ripplenet is also Not the XRPL. you are confusing and conflating them both. this is the problem. >“You think that increasing volume doesn’t create demand?” Uhhh I think you’re the one mixing up the two networks? I was responding to claims that Ripple is making big moves in the industry, and so no - BECAUSE they are two separate things - this theoretically increasing volume on one network does not directly accrue value to the XRP token on the other network. Then you dont understand how either of them function or how one utilizes the other to create demand vs a deflationary supply of an asset. >Re: your question about “which network”: Ripplenet, of course. I said that I don’t know if it’s ever changed ownership so I can’t know if anyone has gotten rich off of its development yet. they've already been selling it in the form of Access. that's their entire buisness model. >But re: your request for proof of centralization, you and the other commenters here really need to brush up on your crypto history. I mean, here’s an excerpt from the first article that came up on Google, but this stuff is common knowledge for most people who don’t belong to your religion: I mined by first BTC in 2011 on my GTX 580, you need to do better research because you dont know what you're talking about. >“With no PoW and just a group of validating nodes, all 100 billion XRP tokens were created during the initial launch of the Ripple network. https://github.com/XRPLF/rippled/commit/f0e3383856a8923e55b0f10e7822de9031b7159e Here is the LITERAL code that created XRP (then named XNS) notice how it is dated several months before opencoin (later renamed Ripple) even exsisted? >38 billion of these XRPs are currently in circulation 99.9 Billion XRP are in circulation, its a 100% premine. CMC doesnt calculate circulating supply correctly. here they are telling you instead of pulling data from the chain itself they use an out of date Ripple API https://twitter.com/coinmarketcap/status/1070077231047815168 >while the founders of the database and the company took the remainder of the XRP holdings. The private key to the deployer wallet was publicly available in the codebase, it was also a well known Private key. Anyone could of taking any mount of XRP from the initial 100 Billion deployer wallet if they wanted too. It wasnt traded on markets for almost a full year and had a price of Zero for the first 8-10 months of its existence. The founders agreement has been public since the beginning. https://imgur.com/a/9jyxsOz >. Skeptics say one of the scariest aspects of ripple markets is the fact that Ripple Labs controls over 60 billion XRP which is more than half of what is currently in circulation.” XRPL doesnt use PoS, coin ownership gives no power within the network and is irrelevant to any discussion in regards to "dangers" >You think that increasing volume doesn’t create demand?” Uhhh I think you’re the one mixing up the two networks? I was responding to claims that Ripple is making big moves in the industry, and so no - BECAUSE they are two separate things - this theoretically increasing volume on one network does not directly accrue value to the XRP token on the other network. ok so you disagree with how basic supply and demand affects price. thank you for telling me you are uneducated on the basics. >Lastly, controlling the price and setting the price at $100 are not the same thing. Controlling the price implies having enough of the supply to decide when to put downward pressure on the price by flooding the market or put upward pressure by accumulating; you're litterally mischaracterizing what Im saying and at the same time saying im correct..... Yikes >but feel free to pick any other article about the early days of XRP and see if there aren’t serious concerns in it about the pre-mine and about the founders themselves (involvement in selling Mt. Gox right before the hack, for example)(or making billions off investors as young as teenagers who bought Jed McCaleb’s XRP during the 8 years he was exiting. you mean more articles like the one you're quoting which has basic information incorrect? Listen I dont like Jed, hes a moron when it comes to business. But he sold Mt Gox 3 years before the hack, so to try and claim that that is somehow his fault and not Marks, is not only disingenuous but shows that you're willing to bend the truth and hope im too stupid to know.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

GTX 1050 Ti here I come

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Sometimes reality is weirder than fiction, their new project, for which they're raising $25 million dollars, [is called **GTX**](https://news.coincu.com/161062-3ac-founders-are-raising-new-project/)**.** Nice name...

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

"We need to aggressively stop permitting central players" Buddy idk who tf you think you are, or we are, but life doesnt work this way. People are signing up for GTX to dispute their FTX claims as we speak, most people don't give a shit what the CEX calls it as long as it gives them a few dollars a day.

Mentions:#GTX#FTX#CEX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

So if GTX fails, will they start another venture and call it HTX?

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I saw on Twitter they completed the seed funding for that GTX thing. Just pathetic slimy disgusting people

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

GTX

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I am also surviving with my GTX970

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

>Their aim is to set up an exchange that allow customers to trade their crypto bankruptcy claims. That’s right: these men — who, to be fair, can pretty safely be considered experts in bankruptcy — are offering you the chance to trade in your claim to get your money back from the likes of FTX and Celsius (another crypto platform that collapsed last year and whose founder is being sued for fraud). All you need do is hand over your claims to these people and in return they will give you their shiny new crypto money to play with, which will apparently be called “USDG”. Why are they calling the venture GTX you might ask? “Because G comes after F”, one of its pitch decks says. I stopped being surprised at what ridiculous projects aptly named crypto clowns will start up, but this one is on another level...

Mentions:#FTX#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Or GTX

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Remember posts like these exist when you're asking yourself how FTX 2.0 or GTX could be a thing

Mentions:#FTX#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

just as fast as last dump. But last dump was because of GTX, now it's because of... nothing apparently

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Lol FTX's revival. 100% expected - at least 1% of people here are going to sign up for GTX, which accounts for around 60,000 people You cant fix stupid

Mentions:#FTX#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Why not let people trade forex on the platform too. Let's call it MT GTX.

Mentions:#MT#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

We already have it, GTX.

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Maybe this is the big twist when they said the 3AC were starting “GTX”

Mentions:#AC#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Watch GTX mysteriously pop up with those funds lmfao. Grifters are simple creatures.

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

>GTX will allow clients to use claims as collateral for trading We have reached peak crypto, my friends. Like the ouroboros eating its own tail.

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

FTX by SBF. GTX by 3AC. What's next? HTX by Do Kwon? Sounds like 3AC plans to do an FTX before the bull run starts. A DEX with its own token would be a better choice to minimize legal liabilities.

r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

From [a later Block article](https://www.theblock.co/post/202661/coinflex-says-new-exchange-with-3ac-founders-wont-use-gtx-name-after-twitter-ridicule) and following though to [the blog post](https://coinflex.com/blog/coinflex-update-january-16-2023/), it's pretty clear this is another attempt to resurrect Coinflex, rebranded. If they've had to give up on GTX, maybe they could rebrand it as "CoinFLEX 3.0: CoinFLEX 2.0, but with Su Zhu and Kyle Davies."

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The new exchange would allow creditors of bankrupt firms (e.g. FTX, Celsius, BlockFi) to transfer their claims to GTX for credit in a token called USDG for trading. Wtf goin on.

Mentions:#FTX#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; Co-founders of a now-liquidated cryptocurrency hedge fund are courting investors for a new venture that looks to capitalize on other bankruptcies in the space. Kyle Davies and Su Zhu are listed under the founding members slide of a pitch deck obtained by CNBC for a distressed debt marketplace called GTX. The platform aims to appeal to the more than one million FTX depositors involved in a bankruptcy proceeding. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Mentions:#GTX#FTX#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Guess who will never use a crypto exchange named GTX, thank you bot

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

3Ac founders are ridiculous. They want to called it GTX because "because G comes after F." WTF.

Mentions:#GTX#WTF
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

These guys don't have any sense of compassion. Their only argument to named it GTX is "because G comes after F." WTF guys.

Mentions:#GTX#WTF
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; Ex-FTX US President Brett Harrison accused former FTX US CEO Sam Bankman-Fried of “gaslighting and manipulation” in a Twitter thread. Former Three Arrows Capital co-founders Kyle Davies and Su Zhu and CoinFLEX founders Mark Lamb and Sudhu Arumugam are looking to raise $25 million to launch a new crypto exchange called GTX. Binance recovered funds from an attack on the DeFi platform Harmony, and ImmutableX topped web3 funding charts. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Mentions:#FTX#GTX#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; CoinFLEX co-founders Su Zhu and Kyle Davies are looking to raise $25 million for a new crypto exchange called GTX. The new platform centers on the idea of trading cryptocurrency claims owed to creditors hit by the collapse of numerous crypto-related ventures, a reported $20 billion market, according to a pitch deck obtained by Decrypt. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Mentions:#GTX#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; Founders of collapsed crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC) Su Zhu and Kyle Davies are reportedly trying to raise money for a new cryptocurrency exchange in partnership with Coinflex cofounders Mark Lamb and Sudhu Arumugam. The proposed new exchange is to be called “GTX” and is looking to raise $25 million. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Mentions:#AC#GTX#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; 3AC co-founders Su Zhu and Kyle Davies are seeking $25 million to launch a new crypto exchange called GTX. Zhu and Davies’ crypto hedge fund, 3AC, blew up in June 2022 in the wake of the Terra collapse. CoinFLEX co-founder Mark Lamb and Sudhu Arumugam are also investing in the venture. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Mentions:#AC#GTX#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

And the audacity to decide to name it "GTX" (FTX), atleast this time nobody will feel sorry for the victims that still decide to do it.

Mentions:#GTX#FTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

> 3AC co-founders Su Zhu and Kyle Davies are seeking to raise $25 million to start a new crypto exchange by the name of GTX. They are joined in the venture by CoinFLEX co-founders Mark Lamb and Sudhu Arumugam. > Unsurprisingly, the GTX pitch desk was poorly received in the crypto community. Who in their right mind is going to give these guys money? Maybe Kevin O'leary but that's it

Mentions:#AC#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Wait are they really going to name it GTX the audacity of this guys. I won't feel sorry for anyone who decides to trust them with their money

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

"GTX" ("FTX") ahahaha what a clown world

Mentions:#GTX#FTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

tldr; Three Arrows Capital’s (3AC) co-founders Kyle Davies and Su Zhu are looking to raise about $25 million to launch a new crypto exchange called GTX. The funds will be used to streamline the onboarding process for creditors of bankrupt exchanges. If the fundraising is completed, GTX said it expects to launch its product by end of February 2023. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

Mentions:#AC#GTX#DYOR
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

3AC founders to raise $25 million for a new #crypto exchange, GTX.

Mentions:#AC#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Thank you for posting this. I had no idea they were that cheap now. Time to upgrade my GTX 1060 lol

Mentions:#GTX
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I was mining it early on after Bitcoin came into existence. Then I ran GUI Miner with a GTX. My electric bill went up something like $20/month so I stopped mining. I had mined a handful of BTC, but the electricity had cost a lot more than it was worth. I lost interest for years. When BTC hit $30k a couple of years ago I fired that old computer up and found I still had everything in Slush Pool and transferred it out. I had already opened a crypto account and was trading, so when I realized this, I just transferred it into the exchange I use. That was a really cool moment.

Mentions:#GTX#BTC
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Oh the volatility is coming hard don't worry, and none of these setups look like a bullish build up, the global market is hinting at continued pains and BTC has a lot of regulation that companies like GTX have seriously undermined. I would wait for a final bottom.

Mentions:#BTC#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I quit mining when bitcoin was like 50 cents and my monthly electric bill increased $80/month, when I was using a PC with a GTX video card. I felt like I was wasting money and turned off GUI Miner.

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Imagine if they introduce crypto to GTA through a quest about a crypto company called GTX 😂😂

Mentions:#GTX
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Tbh, he claims that he invested everything back into GTX, which could still be a lie.

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Taking out my GTX1650TI for mining.

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I'm just using NiceHash and a GTX 1660. Is it profitable? No. But neither is buying crypto for me right now

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

If Tether really depegs GTX and Luna fiascos would look like child's play. But on the other hand, USDT concerns are as old as i remember and it has lower stablecoin market share, than before.

Mentions:#GTX#USDT
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The market is dumping be a use binance is buying GTX?

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Next time just take your crypto off the exchange after you buy it. We caused a bank run. Its ok though if it takes out GTX and SBF. Sometimes we have to accept some pain if it causes the reason for the issue to go away.

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Crypto got me into Eth mining for a while. I wish I kept doing it in 2017 because I stopped and started back in 2020 when I got a 3080. Making 0.05 ETH a week with one card (1070 GTX back in 2017 is a dream compared to making the same amount with 12 GPUs in 2022. Live and learn.

Mentions:#ETH#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I bought an Alienware laptop when Dell was accepting Bitcoin as payment. This was during Brexit when BTC dipped to $700 each. I paid 4.3 BTC for an 17 R3 32GB DDR3 / 8GB DDR4 GTX 980M / 4K Screen. It was so good in 2016 that it's still in use by my dad today. I refuse to sell it because one day I'll be able to show my kids my $4M laptop.

Mentions:#BTC#DDR#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I have miners GTX 970 been working for 5 years straight since I got it.. Linus has debunked this miner gpu bad it’s - not

Mentions:#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I think when I started ETH mining in 2017 with my 1070 GTX I'd make about 0.05 ETH/week @ 27mh/s. But it used to freeze the PC and the missus would always restart it so I didn't commit much. Fast Forward to 2022 and I had 800mh/s of processing power which would net me 0.2 ETH a month. So Similar except Eth back then was $600 and ETH peak mining was $6000 ($AUD).

Mentions:#ETH#GTX
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

This "making your money back" is an absolutely ridiculous statement. Please change my view You have to be able to cover the cost for the foreseeable future. But "making your money back" is like "selling at the same price you bought" You buy a miner with the expectation of acquiring bitcoin through a different method other than buying. The intent is to pass it down generations, wether you used an old ass GTX 560 back in 2017, the profits you would've made back then should he worth 10x the price of a GTX 560 today

Mentions:#GTX