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New Materia1 Decred (DCR) ASIC Miners in the Works
17, Nov 2017
It seems that there is a second company working on a Decred (DCR) ASIC miner, so it will not only be the recently announced Obelisk DCR1 apparently. There are two models announced for the moment from DCRasic – Materia 1 supposedly capable of offering 400 GHS (Blake-256) with 275 Watts of power and priced at $1099 and Materia1-TURBO to offer 3 THS (Blake-256) with 2.1 kW of power usage and a hefty price tag of $7500. Materia1 ASICs are still not available for order as their development is supposedly currently ongoing, but the pre-sale should start by the end of this month according to the available information. The delivery of the final product will most likely not be earlier than 6 months from the start of the sale, if the project is successfully funded and sometime in 2018 we might end up with multiple Decred (DCR) ASIC miner options.
We’ve had some concerns after the recent announcement of the Obelisk and so we do here, so while are going to keep an eye on the project with interest we advice a lot of caution should you decide to invest in any of the two options at the moment. Both companies haven’t delivered any ASIC miners so far and their projects are apparently both still in development and the risk that they may not deliver is real. For the moment both projects seem like high risk ones, but in the world of crypto often if the risk pays off it pays a lot.
– For some, though not much, more details about the Materia1 Decred (DCR) ASIC miners…
- Published in: Mining Hardware
- Related tags: Blake 256 miner, Blake-256, Blake-256 ASIC, DCR, DCR ASIC, DCR ASIC miner, DCRasic, Decred, Decred ASIC, Decred ASIC miner, Materia 1, Materia1, Materia1 DCR ASIC miner, Materia1 Decred ASIC miner, Materia1-TURBO
A recent small change in the Decred (DCR) protocol has apparently resulted in the old GPU miners not being able to mine anymore, so an update is required in order to continue mining DRC coins. There is already an updated version of ccMiner 2.0 RC3 from Tpruvot for Nvidia GPUs as well as the Nicehash fork of sgminer version 5.6.1 for AMD GPUs. So if you are mining Decred (DCR) and want to be able to continue mining it make sure you update your mining software.
– If you want to get more details about the so called Decred Pow Mining “outage”…
- Published in: Mining Software
- Related tags: ccminer, DCR, DCR ccminer, DCR sgminer, Decred, decred ccminer, Decred sgminer, sgminer
More Stake Pools For Decred (DCR) Are Launching
20, May 2016
The main Decred (DCR) staking pool hasn’t been accepting new registrations for quite a while, but now more staking pools are expected to soon be available. The first from the new wave of DCR staking pools is from Stakeminer that is already running on the mainnet with a few more still on the testnet that should soon also become available of the main Decred network. The Decred Stake Pool from Stakeminer is currently running up with a 7.5% fee, but it will probably get lower once more pools are available and DCR holders have more options for staking without having to run their wallet 24/7 locally. So you can check out the new Decred staking pool that is taking new registrations now and stay tuned for more pools that should be coming online pretty soon.
Update: There are now two more DCR staking pools online now, http://stakepool.eu and https://dcr.stakepool.net both running with a 7% 5% fee. There is also yet another staking pool available now also with the lower 5% fee – http://pool.d3c.red and now there is yet another one online with 5% fee – https://stakepool.dcrstats.com.
– To check out the newly launched Decred (DCR) staking pool from stakeminer…
- Published in: General Info
- Related tags: DCR, DCR PoS, DCR stake pool, Decred, Decred coin staking, Decred PoS, Decred Stake Pool, Decred staking, enablestakemining, Proof of Stake, Proof of Stake Pool, Stakeminer