Estou interessado em comprar um Baikal, mas não tenho dúvidas de sua produção diária. e desculpe pelo meu Inglês.
Estou interessado em comprar um Baikal, mas não tenho dúvidas de sua produção diária. e desculpe pelo meu Inglês.
Dear my Dash community,
基础参数:
Brief:
X11 Baikal Mini Miner Spec
- Hash Rate : 150MH/s(±10%)
- Power : 40W(±5%) @ 0.27J/MH (at the wall , with 25℃ ambient temp)
- Power supply : DC 12V 5A Power Adapter with 2.5 DC Plug(Not included)
- Interface : Ethernet
- Operation Temp : 0 ~ 40 ℃
You should try contacting Baikal by Skype (baikal baikal), they are always online with tech support available as wellIt did not work. I'm able to install manually the driver in the correct version stated in the updating pdf (STTub30 3.0.4.0) but the miner continues appearing as non identified, With the STM Device in DFU Mode name but with exclamation tip. When I start zadig and load it from device list it appears as having the driver installed but taking a closer look I see that in the USB ID field instead a double HEX ID number i have 0000 0002. Will go to a friend's electronic shop to check if the 4 pin cable it's ok...
That's awesome, look forward to your Qubit/Quark review my friendThere is no any review about Qubit/Qubark. Everyone mines X11 - Dash.
Care to elaborate more on your observation? As in numbers versus words.Baikal builds up so much hashrate by their ASIC, running a DASH masternode may be more cost-effective.
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How much is a masternode? hashes? where do you get it? You keep using words, but no numbersMasternode has its own value when the hashpower is enough to keep dash blockchain more safe.
To run a masternode you need 1000 Dash to be held in the masternode's wallet, which must remain there. The masternodes provide private-send and instant-send functions on the Dash network and they have the right to vote on proposals. In return they are paid a their share of 45% of the block reward as blocks are mined. So miners get 45%, masternodes get 45% and 10% goes to the Dash treasury fund which pays developers and funds the proposals that masternodes vote on. It is also possible to buy shares in a masternode if you can't afford 1000 Dash.How much is a masternode? hashes? where do you get it? You keep using words, but no numbers
That's very interesting, and thank you for the insight.To run a masternode you need 1000 Dash to be held in the masternode's wallet, which must remain there. The masternodes provide private-send and instant-send functions on the Dash network and they have the right to vote on proposals. In return they are paid a their share of 45% of the block reward as blocks are mined. So miners get 45%, masternodes get 45% and 10% goes to the Dash treasury fund which pays developers and funds the proposals that masternodes vote on. It is also possible to buy shares in a masternode if you can't afford 1000 Dash.
You could run a masternode at home on a machine that is always internet connected, or have one hosted on a VPS.
I have heard that masternodes in recent years have received 10-20% return on their 1000 Dash stake. If you were lucky enough to start a masternode when the Dash price was around $5 you would now be making a big profit because the price has risen a lot over the last 3-6 months. I think the person above was saying that rather than spend many thousands on an ASIC miner which will probably only get ROI after mining for more than a year - if you run a masternode for the same amount of time you will get the masternode reward plus you still own the 1000 Dash that is held in the masternode wallet.
I totally agree that 1000 DASH is a very high barrier to entry financially but it is also possible to buy masternode shares with as little as 50 DASH (I think.. not positive about that number" The best place I can think of to learn more about this (apart from a Google search of "DASH masternode shares") is the "DASH detailed" YouTube channel. There is one episode devoted to maternodes and I think it describes masternode shares.That's very interesting, and thank you for the insight.
It is fair to assume that not many of us have 1000 DASH worth in fiat currency let alone in DASH coins themselves so it is for this reason that we choose to invest in some Baikal miners (for example) as this is the most affordable route for us. And yes, while the ROI on a Mini Baikal is short of a year the initial investment and the total coins mined in a year make it a very affordable and viable option.
Perhaps once I get 1000 DASH I will opt to "run a masternode". Until then, happy mining to all here![]()
Am still yet to get a response from them "baikalminer official website " after payment - hopeful they all ship out, and once I receive it and its working fine then I can stop worrying.Us resident - Just paid for one, still waiting on the sales rep to get back to me on the shipment date and tracking information , hopefully I can get to test one and see how it goes . staytuned