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This is how sites like cex.io can mine that many coins at once. Getting this coin merged and into a pool like that will solve your difficulty problems easily
Sounds like the standard rush to "profit" without any thought to security. Just my .02. And I am not an investor on some market I am mining 24/7. Buying and dumping coins is just ancillary crap. Mining and holding is where the true efforts and spirit will be found.
The people who come up with new profit ideas or schemes, are typically the cause of security problems down the road. This merge mining seems "profitable" but also hackneyed and opposite of the concept of blockchains rejecting bad nodes. Do what you want, but I will mine the most secure coin that sets a good future. The more I read about merge mining I hear 'trust trust trust' which is the mantra of fools and thieves. Sure we need to foster more _personal_ trust, because cryptocoin is such an attractor for soulless scumsucking thieves. But human trust, is not not machine trust.
Machines trusting each other is the world's biggest vector for exploitation. Anyway do what you want, I am mining glady withut any changes, sure maybe at some loss, but I am mining based on integrity of the coin and its curve. I know the diff is high, but the weight of Benjamin F's spirit is heavy with the desire to create something good. He knows his USD 100 banknote is not money, is it debt. So, he wants integrity.
Like I said, you need to get merchants to be miners, that's what I am planning to do. Oh and make some ancillary websites like fiatleak that emphasize your coin. Which I am also looking into. But, why not study how coins get debauched? How did REAL MONEY of silver coins, become transformed into fake paper money which is literally a debt note right on the face of it? It's through devaluation.
BTC is not worth anything more than the black market or the white market, say its worth. So, it's all a judgement call as to how you value hashing power. The right philosophy at the right moment, can cause an epic money flow into the right coin. I am always going to call bullshit when I smell profit-douche entering a meeting trying to talk over the security guys. Because, in the end, of your customers get f'ed you should never have even bothered trying in the first place. The public has had too many "Whoops, we didn't know!" moments imo.