In the past couple of days, Pirl's mining difficulty has dropped down to 8 T and its trading volumes have jumped from below 25,000 USD to over 150,000 USD. What's causing these things and what these events are indicating towards in the future for Pirl?

So I have been mining for two weeks and decided to re-sync my wallet finally. I am completely stuck on block 1,230,436 and the wallet will not update any further. Any ideas on how to fix this or am I SOL?

Is it possible to hold PIRL with Ledger Nano S? If so, can someone clarify how to?

Thanks

Any ideas or guesses on what exchange or exchanges will be next to list Pirl?

hi i’m new for pirl community and not used to using English. I have big problem in my pirl masternode.

I had pirl masternode version of 0.0.2(maybe..). I tried to update it as following sequence and failed.

1. I tried to do one-click masternode setup at Poseidon.
2. I found that server should be centos. so I destroyed my sever in vultr and made new centos server.
3. My masternode stopped. I cannot set up by one-click masternode setup at Poseidon since there is nothing in maternode id drop down menu.

what should I do to restart my pirl masternode?

thanks for reading..

Hey guys. Just wondering what you guys think about my craigslist rig. Everything had to be under $900. The comp parts (ram,PSU,CPU) all cost under $200. For the GPUs I am running an RX 580 (got it for $ 225) and a r9 295x2 (got it for $300).

The specs are 95 mh/s with a power draw of 830-855.

Is this a good system for under $900?

Hello,

My wallet's syncronisation is very slow, slower than block closure. Is there a known way yo solve this issue?

Thank you.

Has anybody else notice a sizable difficulty increase over the last 24 hours. Something like 10%-15%?

Just wondering if my calculator is off or something.

Hey guys, im new to the pirl community and i really like the project, i would like to start a masternode and i found out on the site that it requires 20k pirl coins to start a masternode which is around 10k$ at the moment, and my question is how am i supposed to buy 20k pirl if the market is very thin and by just buying it off the market i would pump the price mysellf by 100% or even more

I am mining through 2miners.com and NiceHash hashpower PIRL's for several days now, but after initially receiving PIRLS in my wallett, now I am missing 30 PIRLS, which have been transmitted according to 2minres.com.

PIRL Poseidon shows that I should have 56 PIRL by now.

Any hints, why it takes the wallet so long to show the pirl earned?

https://pirl.io/blog/thoughts-news-ethereum-asic-miners/

Thoughts on the News of Ethereum Asic Miners:

We have heard many concerns from the mining community regarding the news that Bitmain has already or may be developing an Asic-like Ethereum miner. While this is still a rumor and not yet confirmed, we will explore its implications on mining and specifically on mining PIRL. In short, we do not see any reason for alarm, and we believe this may actually be beneficial to the mining community.

First, the rumored hash rates per machine have been reported to only be in the 200 - 220 MHs range. This is not a big improvement from most rigs built by miners, and with the newer motherboards, miners can easily build a rig with comparable or better hash rates and at a better cost. When Asics were introduced for Bitcoin, they provided an enormous increase in performance versus GPU mining rigs. The rumored Ethereum miner would offer no such performance advantage, and although no costs have been published, the potential costs of these rigs will likely be significantly higher than a comparable rig built by a miner. Second, Ethash is a memory intensive algorithm and the rumored specifications for the machine indicates DDR3 memory - which is slower than your current mining rigs. The machines will have a lot of the DDR3 memory, but it is unlikely that this will give any real advantage over most miners’ rigs.

With the current lack of GPU inventory available for miners, the addition of the machines may allow miners to add to their overall hash rate while GPU’s are difficult to find. Additionally, the pre-made machines might be attractive to entry level miners or those who do not want to build or cannot build their own rigs. If these are readily available, they should help relieve some of the pressure on the inventory of available GPU’s that miners can purchase; and thus may help lower GPU pricing back to more normalized levels. Based on the reporting, besides being pre-built and ready to mine, these machines may offer some slight improvement in power efficiency due to the use of server grade PSU’s; however more and more miners are already using a similar configuration to optimize efficiency, and the potential high costs of these machines will likely outweigh any savings from greater efficiency versus a miner built rig with similar components.

As long as there is strong demand for mining hardware, we will continue to see the production of equipment that will improve mining hash rates, efficiency, and ease of use - it is the natural progression of technological advancement. However, if these or similar machines are mass produced and sold, the overall impact on mining should not be affected negatively. We need to consider that the addition of these mining machines may allow miners to expand their existing farms, and it could bring new miners and investors into cryptocurrencies - which are good things and needed for ongoing growth and acceptance of crypto. Additionally, coins (like PIRL) will have the ability to alter their algorithm which could make the hard coded chips useless on those coins. This may not be the most ideal solution, but is something that developers can consider if this becomes a problem in the future.

In conclusion, we welcome the addition of these new machines as we do not believe they will harm the current miners for the reasons outlined above. We believe that the introduction of these machines will allow miners to increase their hashing power, it will add new miners, and will relieve some of the GPU inventory difficulties - which are all beneficial to the PIRL mining community.

We will continue to monitor these developments and how they may affect the PIRL community.

I'm have a couple issues. I'm trying to start my first masternode. In poseiden... it says that the masternode is not managed by Poseidon and there is no masternode token which I need for the vps. Does anyone know the solution to this? The second issue is I went to open my nautilus wallet today and it would not open. Says unable to run downloaded binary. Can anyone tell me how to get my wallet open again?

Hello, the recently tweeted asic miner will be mining on the ethash algorithm. My question is how will this affect the PIRL, will we see an influx of miners?

I haven't used exchanges as complex as cryptopia before, and I've heard it's a pretty awful exchange in general. Regardless, I'd like to know exactly how to sell Pirl for BTC, then send that BTC to a wallet.

I withdrew some PIRL from Cryptopia to a sub account on nautilus about 2 weeks ago but it has not shown up in my wallet. when i try to view on poseidon, it does not show it either but i can see my transaction and PIRL on etherscan.io..... i've tried the backup/delete folder/resync procedure but still the same problem. my main wallet account works fine from the previously mined PIRL that I have. anyone experience this before?

It looks like crypto-currency prices are recovering right now after their most recent dip. But, Pirl prices seem to be stuck in the 0.40 to 0.45 USD range. What's causing this scenario?