Quote from: Centaurus on February 24, 2014, 06:52:52 am

I there any internet speed requirement for mining purpose?

Is 1Mbps (128 kBytes/s) enough?
Is 10Mbps (1.25 kBytes/s) better or needless?

Thanks!
I am planning to build my first rig 

No speed requirements, but mining PTS is not going to be profitable.

Thanks bytemaster;

Can you show me where I am wrong?
According to this post fast AMD OpenCL PTS miner released: "...The performance is 3100+ c/m on a R9 280X..."
According to this site PTS difficulty estimate: "...Daily earning @ 3100 cpm: 0.3411 PTS..."
This is 10.233 PTS/month
According to this site Protoshares (PTS): 1PTS = 15USD
This is 153.50 USD/month

The R9 280X price is 500 USD (here in my country)
Electricity cost is about 20 USD/month

153.50 - 20 = 133.50
133.50 x 4 = 534.00 USD
Seems that will break even in 4 months, but I am not considering increments in the difficulty factor (just because I dont know where to look for this information).

Quote from: Centaurus on February 19, 2014, 09:33:37 pm

Please, I am confused too:

Quote from: delulo on February 08, 2014, 12:49:35 pm

2. Is bitshares allready launched?
>No. It is planed to be launched 02/28.

What about "BitShares PTS"?
Will ProtoShares remain existing after 02/28?

Thanks

BitShares PTS and ProtoShares refer to the same thing.  ProtoShares was recently renamed to BitShares PTS.

Thanks

If I understand, after 02/28 I will get BTS and remains with my PTS; rigth?
After 02/28, will I still can mining PTS?

Welcome!

Quote from: Centaurus on February 19, 2014, 10:42:17 am

What is the child board to talk about ProtoShare?

The new name/branding of protoshares is "BitShares PTS"

Thanks
I am mining PTS 
I thought this because on coinplorer.com it is still named ProtoShare 

I am Alpha