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Sr. MemberActivity: 378Merit: 250 Bitesx: GPS Tracking for Crypto Mining With BTC Bets | Bites News February 22, 2018, 01:53:45 PM


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This is really cool. GPT technology includes ultra-high precision GPS with a built-in tracking chip that monitors performance to turn it either up or down in order to maximize CPU power efficiency. Furthermore, this project will support over three times the accuracy of the GPS device while providing twice the field of view. There are a number of features that help this tracking system improve its overall performance and efficiency. At this point, we do not know if Bitesx will use their own hardware to track Bitcoin prices, but we see this as an interesting option.


What do you think? We at Bitesx welcome any feedback on our proposed solution, anything from feature requests and the like.


Sincerely,Brij D'Guigno CEO Bitesx


Hi,we welcome any feedback on our proposed solution, anything from feature requests and the like.Sincerely,Brij D'Guigno CEO Bitesx hi,we welcome any feedback on our proposed solution, anything from feature requests and the like.



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Last edit: April 18, 2018, 06:22:26 AM by gusui #3 So what I am not clear on is where this tracking resides. Is it found within the Coinbase API, on our end, or are they just going to be done by us, and tracked more directly through the blockchain? Or are they supposed to get fed into mining?



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