Any chance of adding SHIB as a payout option?

zcbdfgrg
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Any chance of adding SHIB as a payout option?

by zcbdfgrg · · Post #29216

I've been earning shib on unmineable these last few weeks since they added it...but, your low memory ethash pool is the only one I can get my Mac with Radeon pro 5300m 4GB to actually work on!! Getting between 16-18MH/s.

If you add that, I'll be able to bring my desktop Rx 580 over here for an additional 32MH/s!!!

Thanks!
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Steve Sokolowski
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Re: Any chance of adding SHIB as a payout option?

by Steve Sokolowski · · Post #29218

zcbdfgrg wrote: I've been earning shib on unmineable these last few weeks since they added it...but, your low memory ethash pool is the only one I can get my Mac with Radeon pro 5300m 4GB to actually work on!! Getting between 16-18MH/s.

If you add that, I'll be able to bring my desktop Rx 580 over here for an additional 32MH/s!!!

Thanks!
Unfortunately, we can't add this coin because we're not aware of any exchanges that accept US customers that trade the coin. All of the exchanges that we saw it listed at don't accept US customers.

There have been several requests for it, though. If you know of such an exchange, please let me know.
zcbdfgrg
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Re: Any chance of adding SHIB as a payout option?

by zcbdfgrg · · Post #29288

Oh yeah, plenty of places to buy or swap (,uniswap for example). Heck, you can even get it through unmineable.com's pools. Unfortunately, I can't get my MacBook pro to GPU mine there. So I have my mbp mining here, and my desktop GPU getting 32mh/s with ethash on unmineable, averaging between 200k-300k shib/day. Would love to consolidate all to here...but I just can't!
epiclootsmining
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Re: Any chance of adding SHIB as a payout option?

by epiclootsmining · · Post #29357

You could setup a smart contract to run the exchange through Uniswap. Customer is paid in ETH (much like how the Coinbase USD is paid in BTC) then at threshold it would send the ETH to the SC to exchange. The challenge is the fee. Users would have to be willing to sign up for a "flex fee" that is only determined after the exchange occurs. Other than that its not to tricky. You could do the same with BNB allowing access to tons of ERC20 and BEP2 coins.

https://cryptomarketpool.com/how-to-swap-tokens-on-uniswap-using-a-smart-contract/