I have received an update, but didn't follow it up completely due to the lack of time in front of my home PC... read about that here (I hope that the link is not getting "moderated" ). Anyway, I trust David to be a nice dev and pool operator, so I'm confident that my ORB will reach my wallet at the automatic withdrawal amount that I have set on my account page. If not, I'm sure it will work another way.
You can contact David on cryptocointalk.

and you?

ok cool
30.1 ORB notice

Germany won the very good

you are from?

Actually, I am new to the whole crypto currency world.

I am not missing any ORB for the moment, I just wanted to try to make a payment, and make some experiments on some trading sites (good or bad idea ?), so I wanted to know when I would be able to try it, but there is no urge.

As rmd73 said, let's watch some European football

@Lisa

It's good to make some trade experiments, specially when you're new at this crypto world.
But be carefully, you can win, you can lose.

Here you can get some free ORB: http://cryptoguru.tk/Faucet/index.php?Currency=ORB

Small amounts every 12 hours.

@Lisa

Yes i trade before.
Mostly i made some profit, sometimes even 3 or 4 time more than the price i paid.
It's just a matter of luck, sometimes i lose but never much because i'm a little trader in the crypto world.

I don't trade ORB, i hold my ORB to stake.
My amount of ORB grows on a daily base only with keeping my wallet online

if you invest in orb for 10 years, you get much more money back, still

If you invest in bonds, lower money

very nice evolution

how long is orb cheap??

Testing the Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Founders Edition for Crypto Mining

i read this but there is a big mistake

1 card 365 MH/s   in neoscrypt ... hehe

We continue our series of tests of the new Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Founders Edition (reference design) for crypto currency mining after yesterday we have checked the situation for mining Ethereum with the new Pascal GPUs and have seen the not so great results. Ethereum and the Dagger-Hashimoto algorithm it uses is still doing better on AMD GPUs, but Ehereum mining is set to end at some point with the altcoin switching to PoS only and the forks that use the same algorithm are not yet providing a real alternative. So with the growing difficulty and the switch to PoS at some point in probably less than a year you should also be interested in how the GTX 1080 performs in other new GPU mineable algorithms as well as in the more popular ones that. This is the reason we are now going to compare the GeForce GTX 1080 Founders Edition with GTX 980 Ti and GTX 970 to see the difference in terms of performance in other algorithms as well. As you will probably see the GTX 1080 does provide a nice performance boost compared to the two other older generation alternatives, but with its currently high price even the power saving does not make it great option for building multi-GPU mining rigs for the moment. The more interestingly priced GTX 1070 will most likely be the better choice for building 6 GPU mining rigs succeeding the GTX 970 as the best Nvidia-based GPU for crypto mining, though we are yet to test the 1070 in order to confirm that.
http://cryptomining-blog.com/7973-testing-the-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-founders-edition-for-crypto-mining/

you want get money from china out? Bitcoin https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions … soon 50000, take #Orbitoin & get interest via PoS if you keep ORB

Cannot be calculated easily, but I'll give it a try.

5000 ORB were purchased exactly 2 years ago. The price was about 7000 sats or $0.042 which makes a total of $210. They staked consistently to 11400 ORB. The current price is also 7000 sats, but that's $0.050 each for a total of $570. (570 - 210) 210 = 171% profit.

The BTC price was about $600 at the time of purchase. It's about $700 now. So, if someone purchased Bitcoin and waited for 2 years, (700 - 600) 600 = 17% profit.